Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 13 ] Adams opposes . . . . . bill grievance bill which would establish an students, faculty or staff Robben Fleming, president students might view the proposal heads who ^pondedI to a eIected body of students at each members who have concerns of University of Michigan, said for the establishment of a bV ^ncent * the idea for the committee 'is a coiiege to handle grievances of about university - related n Former Prpsidpnt President Walter Walter student g"evance committee Petitpren, D-Westtand, for students facuity and employes matters. good one." Adams has written the House wj^ disfavor, Adams wrote on comments on the grievance bill _ , P * .; Dec. 17 while still president. introduced by George F. gnevance panel would Committee on Colleges and Universities that he believes a proposed student grievance bill could rather than «jt mjght very well appear to them to ^ an attempt to narrow rather than broaden their Montgomery, D-Detroit. Petitpren is chairman of the Committee on Colleges and not "ave P°wer to enforce their recommendations for resolving the complaints. Park-in' staged involvement matters of Universities. "It would be quite surprising participation at in East Complex broaden student legitimate interest to them." At a committee hearing if some students who heretofore MSU. Adams was one of several Friday, most MSU students have been participating without "I suspect that many Michigan college and university wholeheartedly approved of the remuneration did not view their paid colleagues on the proposed Car owners living in McDonel and Holmes halls have staged a REQUESTS COED HALL committee committee amount with a certain "park - in" on the East Complex I.M. Field in an attempt to gain better parking facilities. suspicion and disfavor," Adams said. The demonstration was organized by McTavish House, West Student's plan He said if that happened the effectiveness of the committee would be compromised or those McDonel Hall. It claims previous efforts to provide protection for cars parked in Lot X and students returning from the lot to their dormitories have been ignored. By DELORES MAJOR The Judiciary told Himelright they felt his The students' cars were parked on the field Thursday night and State News Staff Writer who now participate voluntarily * proposal should be reviewed by the Student would demand equal pay. will remain there until Saturday. Richard Bernitt, director of Charles Himelright, the West Chester, Pa., Affairs Committee since they felt his proposal "HunAoA public safety, told McDonel students the parked cars were in violation of campus parking ordinances and the students would „„ jUnior who wants permission to transfer from would be "a further extension of policy changes this ° Bryan Hall to Butterfield Hall, has run into suffer the consequences. Another brick wall. already made and should be processed under involved Ihe process A letter explaining reasons for the protest was sent to President ; In a decision handed down Thursday, the ?m£e„u£T»s implementation. prior ,o *ny po!5ibie the adjudication of grievances Wharton and other University administrators. Hie concerns Student Faculty Judiciary refused Himelright's included: "The state law and the rights of the residents arising under existing policies," vandalism and theft of cars parked in Lot X. request for a hearing and suggested that he - of Butterfield Hall may need to be petition the University Student Affairs considered," Adams said, -walkways from Lot X to Fee Road are not lighted or paved. the Student Faculty Judiciary said. Durwood B. Varner, former -the unlighted pathways are potentially dangerous to coeds Committee for a hearing. The judiciary has forwarded Himelright's ; Himelright applied for a transfer to the chancellor of Oakland returning from Lot X. Women's hall, but the head advisors at both request for a hearing to the University Student University, wrote that "the idea -remoteness of Lot X hinders evening use of cars to attend Affairs Committee. of Bryan and Butterfield Halls had refused to sign providing for greater University functions. it. However, Thursday afternoon, A.L. Thurman, involvement of students in The letter suggested these problems would be eliminated if the Floored chairman of the Faculty Committee on Student university matters is I.M. field were paved and lighted to serve as a parking lot for Two students chose the floor of the • Himelright's appeal claims the transfer refusal basically a busy Man and Nature was a violation of Articles 1.5.05, 1.2, 1.4, Affairs, said he had not received word of a sound one." McDonel and Holmes halls residents. Cars and students would be Bookstore to put in order the pages of a paper on 1.05.01 and 1.5.02 of the Academic Freedom request for a hearing. 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GRAND RIVER at S& open 10-bSSat. 211 evergreen Gunson WALGREEN ED 2-2011 AGENCY Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 13, 1970 3 news Rogers stern on African requests summary ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia by its own efforts and unity. over the world of Americans (AP) -- Secretary of State Rogers revolutionary views, was For good measure, Telli threw overcome William P. Rogers paid a call on originally was substituted for the speech. who died fighting for freedom in a reference to our problems in A capsule summary of the day's events from expected to deliver Israel, which he achieving economic development the Organization of a major Instead of a private talk and human dignity." said was "among the enemies of wire services. African African policy speech to a as and prosperity." our Unity expected, Telli launched into "It is in this vein that we ask Africa Thursday and was special session of the OAU. This a ... It has seized part of Rogers was taken by surprise, welcomed by Secretary-General 35-minute our friends in America to the was called off before speech in the territory of the United Arab but kept his cool and Diallo Telli his entrance understand our aspirations," he replied with a speech 10-nation hall bitterly Republic African tour began, continued. "We aspire to recover antifreedom . . . encouraged by briefly with remarks that demanding U.S. help to liquidate because President denouncing colonialism and elements and others American officials described white Nixon racism in Africa and our misappropriated homelands who are out to compromise as supremacy regimes in preferred to announce his demanding apt and to the point. southern Africa. new U.S. help. and ask you to help us put African freedom." . . . Africa policy himself. an end to domination "There is a conviction around Rogers replied by reminding "We ask you to help by aliens." Telli said he hoped the world that the United States "We would hope no him that An hour-long courtesy call on restore us Rogers replied: "We would Rogers' American the United States Telli, 45, a our lost dignity," he said. African tour would help him can solve all Guinean widely hope no American cemeteries get problems," he said. cemeteries will be liquidated its own colonial status known Telli reminded Rogers that the measure of the continent's "This is not true. necessary in for his extreme will be necessary in Africa in the there were "graves practically all Africa in the future." future." development needs because "we "Problems are best solved want America to also help us by people themselves." -William P. Rogers, Secretary of State IN HOUSE BILL The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. International News Enemy troops ambushed a U.S. Marine patrol in the Civil rights bod Subscription rate is $14 per year. Member Associated Inland Daily Press Press, United Press International, Association, Associated Collegiate Press, ue Son Valley south of Da Nang Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Thursday in the he declared. -cond attack in that northern area in two days. Sizable and considered that he had been discrimination hiring Association, United States Student Press Association. The proposed House Bill 4111 the object of discrimination." practices. merican casualties were reported in both battles, would amend the present law on A bill that would reduce Powell said taking jobs from Second class postage paid at East arine spokesmen at Da Nang said the 45 - man the Commission's duties to read Powell urged the Commission one Editorial and business offices at 347 Lansing, Michigan. patrol Michigan's Civil Rights group and giving them to Student Services as attacked from camouflaged positions in part: "The Commission shall to "catch up" on the about two Commission to a strictly backlog of another on a racial basis "only Building, Michigan State University, East iles east of landing zone bross, a battalion investigative not make an investigation of its "neglected complaints" filed by shifts the problem." Michigan. Lansing, body was introduced in the own allegation of discrimination private citizens instead of eadquarters and fire base 26 miles south of Da Nang. House SAVE $1.00 on any L. P. Thursday by State Rep. Stanley or the allegation of its officer, occupying itself with its own Phones: ine Marines were killed and three wounded. Most of allegations. SUNDAY, FEB. 15th only M. Powell, R-Ionia. agent or employe." Editorial he casualties apparently were inflicted in the first 355-8252 Powell said that under present "My amendment," Powell "Adoption of Noon - 5 P.M. Classified Advertising my bill," he 355-8255 olley of fire, before the Marines called in artillery and statutes the Commission often said, "would restrict the said, "would restore THE STEREO SHOPPE Display Advertising 353-6400 Commission the ir support. The U.S. command also investigates its own allegations to consideration of operation of the Commission to NeJac of East Lansing Business-Circulation reported an complaints of discrimination the form in which the 355-3447 crease in American combat deaths last week, 95 killed of discrimination. 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 Photographic 355-8311 "This is not a proper function against religion, race, color to delegates Compared with 70 the previous week. This was despite the . . . of this Commission as I see it," or national Constitutional origin brought by Convention planned for it when easefires called by both sides for the Tet lunar any person who felt aggrieved the provision relative ew year. Wounded dropped from 707 the week before Michigan to the Parents Visiting? Have The Blood donors sought Civil Rights o 637 last week. Commission was written into the gCteUftSaM The United States proposed Thursday to Britain, lew One state Constitution." area where Powell Really Be Part Of M.S.U. - ranee, and the Soviet Union that the four call for a as drive closes asserted thq Commission had Reserve A Ronm For Them ~w cease fire in the Middle East. A okesman said U.S. Ambassador Charles Yost made U.S. delegation the Hie annual winter term Red the patient who needs today investigated its own allegations was in discriminatory hiring roposal at the United Nations in New York. The elegates from France, England and Russia all said they Cross blood drive continues would like to today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in come and give blood blood. We urge students to today, practises. Enactment of his proposal, Powell said, would "end the kellogg ould refer the matter to their respective Demonstration Hall. The drive is which is the last day of the **■ * * * Turkey appeared headed Thursday for new elections governments. sponsored by Ranger I, a student drive." group affiliated with ROTC. "The Chairman of the drive is William A. Williams, Kalamazoo persecution and harassment" by the "honorable Commission and well-behaved" against cente ter a right wing revolt jolted the rule of the number of donators senior. Co employers accused of race pro - west has been - chairman is Walt nservative Justice party. A disappointing," said Gutowski, E. deputy chairman of the Doris Fishbeck of the Red Cross, Lansing FEE HALL stice party told newsmen that the sophomore. Both are members party has proposed "lliis program is literally life for of ROTC. opposition parties that general elections be held in MIXER ; along with scheduled partial elections. Turkey's -ht wing faction has been dissatisfied since it represented in the Cabinet formed after the 1969 was left VALENTINE'S "The Normandy" -ction. Sure, there are a lot of places that visitors to Saturday Lansing area can stay, but only one KELLOGG CENTER is in the center of the The Soviet Union again accused the United Feb. 14 States action. Minutes away from all lursday of encouraging what the Russians called Israeli University 9 - 12 p.m. Color Television • Air conditioner • Ra session in the Middle East. A : RESERVATIONS:' commentary by Tass ws agency, which speaks for the government, said this Admission $.50 clear from the exchange of messages last week tween Premier Alexei Kosygin and President Nixon, e Tass description of Kosygin's notes to British Prime inister Harold Wilson and French President Georges mpidou made no mention of any threat of direct viet military intervention in the Middle East. National News The Army charged a fifth soldier Thursday in nnection with the alleged Song My massacre, bringing second at infantry company into the case. It announced Capt. Thomas Willingham, 25, of Allenhurst N.J. DAY been charged with unpremeditated murder of 'etnamese civilians while a platoon leader on March "When you think of Cards" , 1968. Willingham is the highest ranking officer yet arged in connection with the alleged etnamese civilians during a 2 is a area, including the My Lai incident. At the time first Lieutenant. killing of sweep in the Song My CARD SHOP Across From Home Ec. Bldg. 309 E. Grand River Ph. 332-6753 Sen. Edmund Muskie, D-Maine said Vice President iro Agnew could serve the country better by trying to derstand those who oppose the administration's Slightly enlarged to show detail. tnam policy than by setting them up as straw men Miss J swings along the d attacking their loyalty. Referring to Agnew's marks in a St. Louis easy routa in ribby knits. f speech Tuesday night, in which . e vice president attacked the "whole damn zoo of uthful dissenters," Muskie said of petite little dresses of washable, opponents of the xon policy; "These people are not traitors. They are triots. They are concerned with the future of this self-smoothing Dacron® polyester untry just as much as the vice president." They're the spring thing in smart Republicans Michigan News have a good chance to gain control of solids of navy or lilac banded with U S. Senate this year and give President Nixon a bright white. 5P-13P sizes. Ker chance of gaining approval of his legislative Is, Michigan Sen. Robert P. Griffin said. A. T-shirt look in a skimmer. Republican gubernatorial victories in New Jersey d Virginia and the strong leadership of Gov. Milliken B. High-waist, low-neck cooler. Michigan have greatly enhanced the republican ances, the Senate GOP whip told Macomb Cyould be nobody left to of white expansionists. Robbed of their aginst American racism and injustice. It is outgunned, fought white invasio hundred years. 1 ^ Michigan. Gov. William G. Milliken another essential part of Milliken's teach any of the other undergraduate or lands, honor, pride, and way of life, these our goal to do whatever is possible to raise In support of our red brothers "has asked the state ^ legislature to take graduate courses. Economics teaches that people have been virtually eliminated from funds, collect food and clothing for the again rising and striking out to be 1 program. Allocations that would the face of the earth. Alcatraz steps this as soon as possible to eliminate increase the number of plumbing and we must view the allocation of resources the light of practical alternatives — not pie in In an effort to reassert control over Community, and. to make information available to the general public Aid to the New Alcatraz stands with them. Knowing tnai Com«Jjl shortage. In a statement released electrical inspectors and develop - in - the - sky dreams. The practical their own lives and destinies, elements concerning Indian affairs. can rectify the atrocities of the pw. | Tuesday, Milliken made a number of housing for migrant farm workers are from several of these native tribes moved concrete proposals that should also alternative to teaching by TV or large onto the Island of Alcatraz, in accordance We stand in solidarity with the natives prepared to do what we must » improve the housing situation. included in the governor's lecture section is not 60 small sections with a treaty signed with the U.S. of America in their fight for human present generation of America ■ proposal. taught by tfte regular faculty. It is 60 small . their pursuit of freedom. First, Milliken has asked the sections taught by graduate assistants. I am Government in 1868. These people, dignity, human rights, and the rights of Together these measures should told that this is exactly what the wishing to establish a Native American people to formulate and pursue their South Lyon, soph® legislature to allow the State Housing go a long way towards eliminating destinies. To be free own economics department did before I arrived Cultural Center, have encountered many - really free - a man Development Authority to raise the the current lack of decent housing in in problems: Governmental harassment, must have respect for himself and be 1963. Rumor has it that this authorization on the number of financial difficulties, the absence of allowed the dignity that is every man's Michigan, particularly around the arrangement left something to be desired. bonds it can sell from $50 million to Detroit area. (2) Let's turn now to this year of My $300 million. These funds would be Blessed Sabbatical. First we should clear up The I WONPER WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE used to finance low and middle - 500,000 governor's new estimate housing units will be that several inaccuracies and distortions in the editorial. Contrary to what the editors say, ot TO SET A VALENTINE FROM I (JONPER BE LIKE TO NEVER WHATjTFlNPO^JljOJf income housing. SOMEONE MDU LIKEP AND WHO needed in the '80s cannot be taken I was not available to my students at any A previous request for $3.25 REALLY LIKEP YOU... time during the fall, nor will I be during million to start a program of land lightly by the legislature. Milliken's the winter quarter. Nor, as the editors acquisition to assure assembly of goal of "a decent home for every imply, am I "shirking my duties." I am on land at a fair price and in an orderly Michigan resident" is a just and leave this year. That means that I have no reasonable one. instructional duties at MSU at this time. It manner was reiterated in the is difficult for me to see how I can be message. Promotion for the -The Editors shirking a non - existent duty. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 13, 1970 5 |UR READERS' MINDS Support the bus drivers! t the Editor: same classification as garbage facts. Why Three suggestions are they lying".' By jhis letter is in response to jdnesday and Thursday ■cies about the bus drivers. In collectors. Perhaps their pride is hurt by that idea, but they're probably more concerned with talking to themselves, the bus drivers we found out that for the bus problem they get between $2.77 and lirsday's paper, Rosanne their bank accounts than their $3.28 an hour. And the 7c Irne said that "a big complaint egos." The bus drivers do NOT which is still being negotiated To the Editor: the buses be I students is the lack of fall into the same classification applies to all campus workers, The present "illness" of bus permanently retired from campus (perhaps with the formating they have received as the garbage collectors — that not jus the ie bus drivers, as the drivers at MSU offers an exception of non-stop commuter the shut-down, both is what they are fighting for. It is opportunity to re-evaluate the Wednesday SN implied. 3. " .. and Spartan Village runs to it occurred and now." . ore true that they are concerned there is little transportation situation on State News articles have about their bank accounts — justification, if any, central campus); and (3) the » for demanding a campus. Frankly, we have found wage hike in university begin investigating X0rted the real facts with the that is how they live and feed the middle of the year. Before the absence of buses a rather Kntion of turning students their families. pleasant clean, quiet methods of 2. "In that the University has to resort to a circumstance; the providing public transportation ■inst the bus drivers. They September package bus drivers refund, No reduction in noise and fumes has |n go so far as to encourage Lents to drive the buses for received per an increase of 26 cents hour, an 8.6 per cent would be more than consider perhaps using it should students who While MSU bus drivers remain parking been noticeable. We suspect that many students are finding that to replace all private vehicles in the near future. 1 money (scab). Some of the willing to "ill", their "offices" they i Peter E. Davis, increase, giving them a $3.38 work for less than $3.38 an hour hitchhike and drive to class - or can get along without E. they Lansing graduate student portions are: 1. "The drivers hourly wage." The State News to put these buses back in stay home. buses. Wallace M. Elton, | upset that they fall into the has had days to find out the operation." The University has State News Photo By Richard Warren Therefore we suggest the E. Lansing graduate student told the Union that it isn't that following: (1) the university Brian P. Holly, Pulling refund half the winter term Protest planned one the students they don't have the money. The E. Lansing graduate student ■The Editor: and theft because the dorm buses which were to be paid for in several years, were paid for in one on fee to holders of bus passes; (2) five. But even if the 1 Because past complaints would overlook the lot and University To the Editor: must beware lest thi£ chimeric said they did not have the But now it must be told: In L been ignored and no action proper lighting would create The latest SDS circular causality come true, to wit: the Planned in the future by the high visibility poor working money, the sick-in would still be a highly armed - guarded (of impartial become part and parcel justified. Due to things like the concerning the bus strike (Feb. . . . course) secret session held in the ■versity, the men in McTavish conditions for vandals and war in 11), though appallingly devoid Official to this bit of deception. McDonel Hall, have thieves. Vietnam, inflation has of Establishment The time is here for a more , increased at a rate which snappy little words like Headquarters, somewhere in Bad themselves the 2. Pave and light, not to than cursory upon outstrips the income of most "system," "imperialism," et al, Axe, Michigan, a coin toss investigation of this mention was Jjonsibility of organizing a making legal, the people. The bus drivers have had probably had few ramifications held to decide whose pro - strange bedfellow (though we protest to the present pathway from Lot X to Fee, their grievances for a to even those small numbers worker barking would be most know better, don't we, reader?) ng facilities allotted to Akers and Hubbard Halls. Or, long time who relationship. C'mon, Cliff, call and are sick and tired of managed to read a helpful in solidifying anti .a, and to the male and better yet, consult with the waiting. paragraph or two before worker - off the hounds. Kale residents of McDonel and student councils of They figured the only way to get giving backing, with Spiro these the Larry Hammond anything was to fight for it. groundskeepers grounds for Agnew losing by a tail. The SDS limes Halls. Part of this dormitories for their suggestions In talking to bus drivers, we a pay raise. is, indeed, a group of outside Muskegon fconsibility is to make clear on parking facilities. found agitators T concerns and the solution This closer facility would that they are very One behooved to read on, brought in first by concerned about the students, John Hannah from Bad Axe ■ offer to the problem. Thus, eliminate the above problems for however, and cautious in his and and consider them their friends. other establishment 1 following: Holmes and McDonel residents, conclusions, is in for a startling to strongholds I Our concerns: along with the anxiety they One even said that concern awakening. It becomes apparent liberal completely stifle the growing about the students was a major that movement on campus by |l. Vandalism and theft is A reason for ending their strike in the dictatorial howling administration is pulling another anyone disposed that Kition by from Halls. Lot X's remote McDonel and began protest Thursday, demonstration residents of both dorms park in by having the fall. The SN attempts to create divisions between the bus fast one on the much student, by sicking the SDS on - maligned way into nauseum. Students SAVE $1.00 on any L.P. mVE ■and. is drivers and the students him yet again. Caution is of the field across from McDonel only 12. Walkways from Lot X to until benefits the Administration. utmost, though: a deceptive the SUNDAY, FEB. 15th only )onel and Holmes Halls, Saturday. It is our way of BUILD STUDENT SUPPORT WILL little bite Noon 5 P.M. |cifically the area from Lot X bringing attention to the - at the dorm food OF THE BUS DRIVERS. situation is THE STEREO SHOPPE e Road, are not lighted, are problem. It is not meant to be a calculated to LOVE IS lally muddy or icy depending sign of arrogance or disrespect Sarah confuse, and thereby fool, the NeJac of East Lansing Parker, TWO DAYS AWAY and unsuspecting. 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 . . . the and our plans peaceful in Fair ■road property illegally and design. are Haven, N.J. senior Susan by ROLLO Taylor, lafely. (We are aware of the Won't you please do all you Southfield senior MAY (walk at the east end of the can to correct the situation for ire also aware that us? "An extraordinary book LOST MARINER nfoa* (lents do not use it because it on sex and civilization s them 100 yards or so out 956 Trowbridge ... an important le way.) contribution to 10:30-8:30 Mon. - Fri. 9:30-5:30 Sat. "i. Lot X's remote location contemporary morality." Cedar Village is giving away a free ticket for the A.S.M.S.U. McDonel and Holmes —Newsweek Acapulco spring - break trip PLUS $50 spending money! , |afe pathway and the ius for unlighted and are potentially female car owners. BigAI's j "Should have led any list of important books pub¬ speaking here to the lished in 1969." 1 |ibility of is j Engineers: -N.Y. 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In the respond "incorrectly." fully to his community, and be chairman of the Association of goals of which are to increase experiment, 100 blacks were "Black children are proud of his identity," he said. the number of professional hired as postal workers without penalized for adapting perfectly The "psychology" of blacks, Black Psychologists (ABP), said taking the standard test, and to their environment," Williams Williams continued, has really that his organization was calling psychologists and graduate for a ban on all psychological students in the field, and to after one year over 90% of the said. traditionally been a pathology. group had superior ratings. When Quoting John Killens book, The hair, lips, no6e and skin of testing of blacks. develop a valid psychology of the black man. given the test, he pointed out, Black Man's Burden, he said, blacks have traditionally carried Speaking to a group of "There is a black psyche and a Williams said that the result over 90% failed. negative implications, he said. professors and students at a white psyche. What is the white Williams said that he had of white - culture oriented tests Williams also explained the ymposium "Black Psychologists situation of a black child tested man's hope is the black man's serious doubts that a white Build for Themselves," was "to label blacks as uneducable, to place blacks in on the question, "What do you despair." psychotherapist could treat Wednesday, Williams contended "The blacks, and vice - versa. special classes or tracks, and to do if someone hits you, but he experience of the that not only were these types "Our organization wants to destroy the process of growth didn't mean to do it?" Although oppressor is different from that of tests unfair to blacks, but that and development. the correct answer is listed as of the oppressed," Williams study the positive aspects of the the black community has been black psyche, such as the source Citing the relationship "walk away", Williams said the explained. "Before full raped by white researchers for black child would reason "My integration of the strengths that has allowed between psychological tests and can occur, there too long. blacks to survive in this The ABP, which grew out of actual achievement, Williams told the group of the difference country." the 1968 convention of the Some of the areas to be Faculty offer wome studied at the ABP's upcoming convention are police power in Rich's Bar black communities, the psycho - aebleskiver pathology of whiteness, black identity, and the language of the Laughs o PRESENTS black community, Williams said. When buying as meaningful a commodity as a valentine for your beloved, it's best to think Of the 9,000 students who If the batter turns out and so does the crowd, aebleskivers twice. Hmmm ... shall I make him laugh or show him how I feel? were granted Ph.Ds in The Swingin'est will be helping worthy women students through MSU. The aebleskiver, a Danish food specialty which is a cross psychology last year, only 93 State News Photo By Carl Welti were black. Williams cited the between a pancake and a doughnut, is the featured item on the Jimmy "Gypsy" Russell - Organ menu of the 15th annual Aebleskiver Luncheon sponsored by the "The LiEsey Report: Negro HOW ABRAMS «^ngST°£aco»misSonMlled WORKS Faculty Women's Assn. Proceeds from the luncheon will provide psychologists in America". He scholarships for women students at MSU. STEPPIN WRIGHT FRIDAY and SATURDAY - Drums This year's luncheon will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at All Saints Episcopal Church, 800 Abbott Road. Hie menu includes sausages, fruit, coffee and aebleskivers said that, added to appallingly low number of black graduate students in school, the Gamut shows many professors were not 200 1/2 N. WASHINGTON dipped in jam, brown sugar or powdered sugar. interested in these students' Abram's Planetarium will be viewers behind the scenes at the beginnings of astronomy and to Cost of the meal is $1.35 a person. Dress is casual. featured on Gamut at 11:30 planetarium to demonstrate the research if it was controversial. story behind Abrarai a.m. Saturday on channel 10, production of a planetarium Planetarium. He WMSB-TV. show. demonstrate his discussioi Producer and host Hal Chamberlain will explain the the use of video tape i Lawson will interview Von Del history of man's interest in the miniature model 0f Chamberlain, planetarium stars. He will also talk about planetarium. Don't director. The show will take early planetariums, the In the studio, John H planetarium technician, marry and'sju. show the gimmicks effects that are employed inf ATTENTION single presentation, such j fireballs, sunspots and I movement of the stars. arichgirl! : The Grolier Society Inc. will announce in the State News, 5§:- : on February 19, the 23 MSU student winners who have •%:• The "GYPSY" Looj • won prizes in the "Run for the Sun" Contest. Not until you find out just how rewarding a career in Computer Sales or Systems Support is with RCA. First It combines we have the Octoputer. time-sharing and regular processing in a new remote Computer package. bigger jobs at three times the speed. And, it can support over ; 1st Prize -- a one Inc. 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Stoakes, Doctor of Optometry Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 13, 1970 7 Chicago Seven: conspirators HICAGO (AP) - A simple I issue lies buried in the mire News law under which the defendants or idealists? . up manship and verbal Background are charged with conspiring to A police undercover Miss Mary Ellen agent, Dahl, testified demonstrator confrontation. It showed films which portrayed witnesses including a former defendant, Bobby G. Seale. Both defense attorneys and ■ing which has dominated the riots which cross state lines with the intent she heard Hoffman each of the defendants say they Srial of seven men charged erupted in the shout in one or more defendants Seale, national chairman of convention city? Presiding over it all is a hard - to incite rioting. Lincoln Park; "We need a lot of leading the Black Panther party, was expect to be jailed for contempt ■ conspiracy to incite rioting minded taskmaster, rallies and marches, but no when the trial ends. The But, the defendants see it, lecturing on The charges stem from the judge as the legalities and weapons. Get rocks, stones, witness could say that sentenced to four years in prison > time of the Democratic any has noted every remark which he the real issue is the ideal that reining in the bloody confrontations that took bricks. Break the bricks in half — defendants picked up a rock or for repeated outbursts in which .il Convention in 1968. put more ludicrous scenes the trial considers them on Chicago's streets in the place between police and they're easier to conceal that stick he demanded to insulting and legal issue: Did these first place. has produced: Judge Julius J. antiwar demonstrators in or bottle, or had any represent continually reminded the way and the girls can carry physical contact with police. himself because his who range from the And so at times, the trial has Hoffman, 74, of U.S. District Lincoln and Grant parks attorney, defense table, "This will be during them." The defense sought to show Charles Garry of San ar founder of the Yippies been a clash of Court. the last week of August 1968. Francisco, appropriately dealt with at some systems and life Defense lawyers spent six that the seven men on trial had was Jniddle - aged pacifist, come styles as much as a clash The trial, expected to the jury over the go to The government tried to show days cross - examining Irwin no intention of recovering from Judge Hoffman surgery. had Seale time in the future." licago in a conspiracy to stir the three were insincere in creating riots, His remarks have between citizens and the law. weekend, is a Bock, perhaps the that they were sincere in their prompted major test of the federal antiriot most gagged and shackled to his chair, many of the 18 mistrial motions negotiations and called David E. important government witness. efforts to protest and finally on Nov. 5 declared a peacefully made by the defendants and Stahl, deputy mayor of Chicago, Bock said he infiltrated lALNUTRITION many against the war and mistrial for Seale and sentenced denied by the judge. the STUDIED to cite one negotiation session he had with Hoffman and Jerry antiwar groups and was many meetings privy to between convention. The defense also tried to show that the him to four years in prison for contempt. The judge has not C. Rubin, 31, another defendants. city was reprimanded the prosecution. responsible for the violence Seale testified he never met defendant. Rubin headed the If convicted each offers forum The government because it refused to issue any of the defendants until he defendant attempted to enter Yippies party. — Youth International Stahl testified that Hoffman told him: "If the link the defendants with almost all instances of police parade and park permits. The defense called 113 came to Chicago while the convention way. on Aug. 27 was under could be given a sentence of 10 years in and fined $20,000. maximum prison MSU Center for Urban "The Effect of Malnutrition Gilles Cormier, M.D., and Allan city was smart it would give $100,000 will on the Mental to : sponsor Health of Barnes, M.D., "The ium on "The Impact of a Children" will be presented by on Relationship of Birth Weight to sponsor our festival. Better yet, MSU CINE SERIES utrition on the Urban Gloria Powell, a specialist in Intelligence." give me $100,000 and I'll leave town." pte at 1:30 p.m. today in 35 child psychiatry. She is affiliated with the UCLA Center for — CURSE YOU, RED BARON!! WELLS Health •nian program will feature two physicians who will Neuropsychiatric Sciences Institute and at CELLOPHANE BOX George Peppard Los Angeles. 108B Wells HALL : the problems of Ursula Andress presents utrition with Lansing area Co-sponsored by the College James Mason of Human A Dance Concert 6:40 & 9:30 cians and the MSU faculty, Medicine, the is the first in a series of symposium will also Star feature Dorice Czajka of the Featuring FILMS sponsored by the Dept. of Human Development, who will discuss "Nutrition and Postnatal THE WOOLIES 7 5< omas Brewer, a general :ian with the Contra Costa Development." William Saturday, February 14, 9 p.m. - 12 p.m. ,) County Health Service, Schmidt, asst. discuss ional Education in a Public "Scientific professor of education, will present a paper written with Coffee House 12 p.m. - 2 a.m. 75c Brody Multi-Purpose Room Cinemascope FRIDAY J tal Clinic." 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New York Times Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 13 1970 Lansing theatre talent adds to weekend fare Local talent provides the non small American patrol ship that visitor from outer space. Shows in 108 Wells Friday and "The Illustrated Man," the night in 106 Wells. RECOMMENDED' I • screen diversion this weekend becomes embroiled in Southeast at 7 tonight in Anthony Hall. Saturday. film based on Ray Bradbury's A group of underground Carol & Ted & aiipo »> *I "North Northwest," a shorts from Grove Press (the with a musical version of "The Asian politics, is an authentically Graham Greene's powerful "The by suspense yarn told by the master novel about the adventures of a tatooed man, was dismissed by company that gave us "I Am Campus, "ButcheS «lJ made, dramatic film that should novel, Comedians," Sundance Kid," Pied Piper of Hamelin" and not be missed. Steve McQueen, should've become a timely and Alfred Hitchcock, populated both '.ritics and public last year. Curious (Yellow)") will be KhJ tMJI - "The Silence on Your Set is No open tonight at as an initially passive sailor who compelling film given its stellar by Cary Grant and Eva Marie A respect for Bradbury's talent shown in 104 Wells Friday and Fault of Your Receiver," a three - act stages. comedy, filling campus would rather work on cast (Richard Burton, Eliabeth complicated boat engines than Taylor, Peter Ustinov, Alec Saint, and climaxed by a dandy chase on Mt. Rushmore, is good fun in spite of script contrivance is all that's needed to dislike this one. Rod Steiger stars. It shows Saturday nights. Lansing Area Films "Putney Swope," Roger the Michigan Flo^| John Baldwin, associate try to understand himself, his Guinness and Lillian Gish) and tonight in Conrad, Saturday professor of theatre, wrote the alien surrounding or his director (Peter Glenville). and more loopholes than one night in Wilson. Downey's much acclaimed usually expects from Hitchcock. "Caressed," a Canadian film "truth and soul" movie, opens book and lyrics for "The Pied reasoning for being there, gives Unfortunately it did not. The the finest performance of his story of modern day Haiti under At 7 & 9:30 Friday and and presumably an exploitation tonight at the State. (Not Piper," an updated retelling of the Browning poem. Concern career. The film combines a the terrifying dictatorship of Saturday night in Weils Hall. one, shows tonight and Saturday reviewed by press time.) about the littered streets of teaming, volatile setting with "Papa Doc" Duvalier and his Hamelin not the townsfolks' explosive plot complications. Gestapo - like Tonton Macoutes greed causes the piper to lure the Nominated as Best Picture of has become a plodding film that ORIGINAL PLAY children away. The play will be 1965, "The Sand Pebbles" has muddled its significance and shows tonight in Wilson; sense of political entrapment performed at 4 p.m., today in the point of view of the subtle satire with excessive 'Silence the Arena Theatre of the personnel at a local television Saturday in Conrad. length and "The Day the Earth Stood ludicrous subplots. It shows at Auditorium, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Sunday. Admission is 50 cents. station. The play will be presented at 8 p.m., Friday through Sunday in the Studio Still," Robert Wise's 1951 film was greeted by critics as an 7:30 tonight in the University Auditorium. a William Sakalauskas, E. Theatre, 49 Auditorium. imaginative and exciting science "The Blue Max" is an of the emotion seem false, and Among the goings-on around they are meant not to. The™! Admission is 50 cents. fiction adventure. Starring overblown spectacular about MSU this Lansing graduate student, wrote "The Silence on Your Set..." On - Campus Films Michael Rennie and Patricia German World War I flying aces weekend, one may visit 49 Auditorium where the the play a bit slow - moving at times. As far as the people which should openmg night, beintopsfil The play tells the story of the day World World III begins from "The Sand Pebbles," Robert Wise's spectacular film about a Neal, the story concerns the Washington D.C. landing of a and their pursuit for their New country's highest aviation honor Playwright's Theatre is PANORAMA5 know, their town of Riverbank to is the only thing to escape bad performances i -- the Blue Max. Were it not for presenting William Sakalauskas' original play, "The Silence On annihilation, and certain ethics the ?hKboss, and y f6 W'"iam Rolfe Beresm Truei fantastic aerial photography, this *^ . mm Presents Your Set Is No Fault Of Your soon disintegrate. A stereo - the head news writer BRAMS epic - complete with wooden Receiver," tonight thru Sunday typed physicist, who The play, which needed son* A" performances by George at 8 disturbingly resembles Einstein, work "FIRE IN Peppard and Ursula Andress -- p.m. should be complete with foreign accent tonight's performance and ready JI would be dreary indeed. Shows The play, which I saw at a and scientist like movements, 50 cent admission J THE SKY" rehearsal, is, I'm glad to report, better than its dreadful title. announces - they have only 6 not keep anyone price shou away. SAVE $1.00 on any L. P. months to live. Although it is billed as a "three - By KENNETH STERN SUNDAY. FEB. 15th only Set in images of fertility, U act comedy," I found little Noon - 5 P.M. comical about it. It was more a State News Reviewer greed and sexual desire come out in the open. After 10 years of MC-5 performfl PLANETARIUM THE STEREO SHOPPE subtle satire on the reactions of nuclear explosion in Washington, labor, one fellow quits to pursue NeJac of East Lansing 543 E. Grand River 337 -1300 the personnel at TV station WJOY to the reports of a D.C. The reactions of the personnel a hobby. Another makes a bid for any available secretary, and in rock concertl lights, were more like non - reactions. In some places, Sakalauskas was the boss, despite being married, The MC-5 will be the attraction of a featured! FAIRCHILD THEATRE BOX OFFICE too slow in is also after the secretaries. The six-group rock I SKY SCAN: (Admission Free) introducing final act is the news show of the concert Sunday at the Marshal) I FRIDAYS 8:00 P.M. Street Learn the constellations. momentous events. Perhaps this station, where they try to keep Armory in Lansing. I SATURDAYS Second Thursday each OPENS 12:30-5:00, MON.- FRI., stalling was meant to heighten the audiences' anxiety, but if it the viewers calm, and which The Love and Peace, Inc., I 2:30 P.M. & 8:00 P.M. month (Mar. 12th) 8:00 p.m. comes out as pure hypocrisy. production will provide! was, it didn't. This made some continuous entertainment from! Display o SUNDAYS FEB. 16-20 ADM. $2.00 The various personalities 2:30 P.M. 8.4:00 P.M. come out as caricatures and 4 to 10 p.m. for an admission fee of | sometimes parodies, although $3 a person. Information 355-4672. Abrams Planetarium, EAT -- Science Road & Shaw Lane, MSU, East Lansing. No Preschoolers Admitted NORTHSIDE DRIVE-IN THEATRE^ < NOW! THRU THE -J li - to win! 2 Miles North on US-27.. 48274090 SUNDAY EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN JUST 2 MILES N. US 27 MEMBER at HOLIDAY LANES ELECTRIC HEATERS OF THE 3 BIG COLOR HITS EATING DAYS LEFT! 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Sun. 1:35-3:40-5:40- SLAND EULA... ^ IN BLOOD CURDLING COLOR they called her tramp and trash ... just because PUTNEY SWOPE' she was poor and The Truth and Soul Movie from the wrong side BLOOD DEMON IN BLOOD DRIPPING COLOR of the tracks. MHA-WIC Men's Hall Association [Women's Inter-residence Council - PRESENT- Starring CHRISTOPHER LEE CELLULOID 70 LEX BARKER JOHN ASHLEY BABETTE BARDOT ...FOR A TASTE OF NIL! 6 ALAINA CAPRI ADELE REIN SPECIAL GUARDS!""™0 SUPERVISE ADMISSIONS! COMMON LAW CABIN 9:30 MUD HONEY 10:45 Plus 3rd COLOR HIT The DEAD RETURN TO LIFE- Frl«layS7:oo&?<" LIVING and LUSTING for BIZARRE PLEASURES! from HEMISPHERE PICTURES-The House of Horror Conrad H«" MAD DOCTOR SHOWN 2ND AT 9:15 ALSO 3RD EXTRA FEATURE BLOOD DEMON 3RD AT 10:50 Sat.s 7=00 & 9.15 TWICE AT 7:07 & LATE RAQUEL WELSH IN 1,000,000 B.C. WIlMMHa" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 13, 1970 Cactus Flower' "Cactus Flower," the film the version of the Abe Burrows' screen looking a little wilted his youthful girlfriend, Toni but, thanks Walter Matthau stage hit, is an to two fine Simmons, his long devoted plays easy film to Winston in the same enjoy. performances, still retaining its middle-aged nurse Stefanie and bemused, petals to give the audience the quizzical way he always plays his Combining a bright script some complications that arise roles. Once fine with idea of what it looked when it when Winston has Stephanie a supporting a beguiling performance by was fresh. actor, Matthau has become a Goldie Hawn and an pose as his wife to validate a lie appealing The leading actor without altering his one by Ingrid Bergman, "Cactus film, though he's told Toni about being limited Flower" may be just the entertaining and carefully put married. approach. Big roles The resolution is for thing together, is simply heighten his a light evening's ultimately predictable but the plot is inconsistencies and stagnancy entertainment. disappointing. Sak's heavy hand serviceable and spliced with and his role in "Cactus has slowed down its Flower'.' However, if one looks pace and enough humor and tenderness to By ROBERT KIPPER stifled its inherent charm. The beyond the surface appeal and qualify it as easygoing "Cactus Flower" is a film to the sparkle that Misses State News Reviewer film is static and never opens entertainment. be enjoyed for the duration and Hawn up and or comes alive on the Bergman provide, one screen. It The plot receives invaluable forgotten soon after. Enjoyed observes a reminds one of what a assistance from veteran actress because of the glow of its female disappointing lack of bright originality on its makers' part. play it might have been but Ingrid Bergman, who brings performances. Forgotten — and more expected approach. And this provides yet another never impresses the audience warmth and maturity to her role lamented — because of its failure illustration of the difficultues in Director Gene Saks, the man cinematically. as in becoming as good a film as it who embalmed "Odd Stefanie, and screen Couple" Like "Odd Couple," "Cactus newcomer Goldie could have been. transforming a stage success into last year, has produced a film Flower" Hawn, who is sort of comparably successful an virtually bubbles with youthful Strained ' entertainment. Rather than enhance the screen without statement or singularity. He has taken absolutely no unintentional exercise: A mixed Broadway script media vitality. The contrast of the two actresses and the SAVE $1.00 SUNDAY, on any L. P. FEB. 15th only generations I How to get involved in an extra marital affair without a stage material and improve on it artistic risks and, like "Odd presented with as much they represent is particularly Noon-5 P.M. marriage - that's Walter Matthau's Couple," the resulting film is originality I peculiar problem in the movie version of the Broadway cinematically, the as a typical television interesting because both manage THE STEREO SHOPPE hit, "Cactus Flower," also starring men merely a pale reflection of its situation comedy that is to I Ingrid Bergman and Goldie Hawn. responsible for "Cactus Flower" communicate their singular stage origins. NeJac of East chose the less projected on a movie screen. charm without Lansing satisfying and "Cactus Flower" arrives Its mistakes are numerous distracting from 543 e. Grand River on each other. 337-1300 Ith dimension but it is just to be worth entertaining enough seeing (just as a MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES reproduction is worth seeing if you can't see an original). presents Hie plot involves a bachelor Soul picnic slated for Jenison dentist, named Julian Winston, MetroGoldwyn Mayer presents Peter Glenvillels Production starring Richard Burton • Elizabeth Taylor By CYNTHIA NEAL both popular and R & B disc Billy Davis Jr., made her I State News Staff Writer Ifhe 5th Dimension, with a jockeys, attesting to their versatility and winning them television debut at age 15 on Art Linkletter's Talent Scouts. Four manager in a balloon 100 feet above L.A.'s Century Plaza Jordan Gospel Singers," and toured with Dorothy Alec Guinness • Peter Ustinov Hotel, in honor of "Up, Up and Dandridge find original and unique, will mass public acclaim. years later she won the "Miss Away." and Nat Cole. n the "round" at 8 p.m. Their first major success, Bronze Grand Talent Award" Ron Townson came up from Lamonte McLemore Little 22 in Jenison Fieldhouse. which won them four Grammy and "Miss Congeniality" title in the choirs and spiritual originally groups. aspired to be a professional . awards, will Itertainment's be ASMSU Pop first composition, was Jimmy Webb's the same contest. His voice once won him third baseball player and was a Caesars winter "Up, Up and Her husband started his own place in the St. Louis professional Way." It sold close to a milliion rock group which, after several photographer with Metropolitan Opera auditions. pictures in Harper's, Bazaar, fhe 5th Dimension began singles and albums. night club appearances and small Before joining the group, he was Life, Pizza Treat e to success in the mid This was followed by "Magic label recordings, switched to Ebony and Elegant member of "Wings Over magazines. When they were Garden," and "Stoned Soul gospel music. [ vered by manager Marc Picnic," which spread their Florence LaRue is also a ,ithey called themselves popularity even father. Then former "Miss Bronze Grand When dispatched our new trucks, radio with IIThe Comedians!! as Johnny Rivers who came "Aquarius"/"Let the Sun Talent Award Winner." She «*»mng From t(|e novel b Qra)iam Greene electronic controlled Lested they change their Shine In," with single sales holds a B.A. in education from Paul Ford id group member, Ron approaching two million copies Cal State Los Angeles, and "breathing" ovens, come in - P-smy-I for and album sales of more than taught for a short time before your area,to serve you with Lillian Gish In tauvisioi and Metrocolor mgm came up with "The the fastest dorm service Dimension" which was one million. joining the 5th Dimension in tonight 7:30 p.m. you've ever seen, you will not - Lpted immediately. Each member brings an 1966. have to wait on the average UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM (heir first release on Soul abundance of talent to the 5th In 1969 she married their more than 15 minutes for Admission $1.00 "Go Where You Wanna Dimension group. Marilyn Michigan State University good hot Tickets Sale at Union Ticket Office was a big hit, played by McCoo, who recently married pizza to be on Department of Theatre delivered to your dorm You will win FREE. Remember: Pick The New Playwrites' Theatre [onsp/racy word and call 337-1681 for her lansing mall Auditorium Building 1 hejtft a on campus, or call 337-1631 for off campus and circle "THE PIED PIPER ' OF HAMELIN" at, . . ' deliveries. IA Matures mock mock A Musical Comedy for Children 2 Blocks East of Capitol I 5628 W.SAGINAW' 484-44Q3 conspiracy trial will be featured at the International Feb. 13,4:00 P.M.; 489-1196 llti - media Conspiracy Festival from noon to 4:30 FREE PARKING 116 E. Michigan GOODOLD BUTCH IS BACK • TODAY p.m. Feb. 14,1 & 3 P.M.; ■urday in the Union Ballroom. IN "RAINDROPS KEEP FALLING ON MY Feb. 15,1 & 3 P.M. HEAD" PICTURE 1 The festival is sponsored by the MSU Committee to Defend 1 Conspiracy Seven and will include light later and discussion revolving around the conspiracy ■cago. shows, a guerilla trial in Arena Theatre "THE SILENCE ON YOUR SET IS NO FAULT ITMiBS TODAY ™ I The festival tnmittee will do in Kendants in the trial. is I There is no admission charge being held to determine what the MSU case a guilty verdict is reached for the and the public is invited to OF YOUR RECEIVER" A Comedy in Three Acts Feb. 13-15, 8:00 P.M. -Beadles lend. Room 49 Theatre 3rd Exciting Week! , 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 485-6485 FEATURE AT 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:20-9:25 PM ALL-NEWL.NEVER SHOWN BEFORE! "Damnitall. Why is everything we're good al illegal?" RAUL NEWMAN B FLY INTO BUTCH CASSDV AND mWS H n 20 YEARS THE SUNOANCE KID OF ALASKAN IS ROBERT REDP0RD KATHARINE ROSS Co-Stirring STROTHER MARTIN, JEFF COREY, HENRY JONES. Eucut... Product, WILDERNESS! JACK WESTON Moyf HCAI... 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Christianity terrifying-McLuhan By TOM BOWERS Religion Editor violence is prayer," McLuhan said. '"Hie Kingdom of God bi-weekly magazine Christianity Today described McLuhan's Christianity "becomes environmental it loses the inner bigger ground relationship its proportion, then the church lows moving He predicted into a verv «... thfe ■ suffereth violence, and that is by becoming round becomes a Christianity is something talk, like the man, as sometimes the only way anyone ever got In. clear and sometimes face necessary for the When the bigger visual ufe has resonating, 1 ySfe1* that most people are terrified of, baffling. transforming power, that Dund emerge*, yo» h.« . Marshall McLuhan told a recent "Prayer as violence is as "As Christianity swells out resonance that occurs between bKk. TOe important a notion as the to become a world-wide thing, it onster." hidden forms of feeiin convention of the National the little minority and the great Religious Broadcasters in medium is the message. Prayer is dies," McLuhan declared. When petition which consists of big dark ground. When that McLuhan contends we are becoming obsessiorS" ""•I Washington. In wide-ranging comments banging and slamming on gates more-or-less on the topic of until they open." Radical Area student center religious communication, the theology is in Canadian on theoretician theology and the size of the Christian church. touched evangelism, prayer, radical keeping with the current age's shift from concept to precept, McLuhan suggested. they "When they say God is dead mean the old dockmaker offers "The Gospel has long been informal atmosphere to rap sold by the aid of very bad news, put up there by Newton. Hiat God certainly died 150 years namely hell and fire. And I think we're going to find this an ago. These are purely conceptual indespensable dimension of it," gods. They have nothing to do with the thing, the being." McLuhan said. "Christ never By KATHY OAKLEY brings together entire families Project which will help in The basement room » L failed to harp on that note. And During a question and State News Staff Writer for appreciation of the spiritual researching the forum topics and collage of colors from oraiuJl answer period, McLuhan I think you'll find you're not put the Catholic students values of family life. find individual or organizations siver to black. The studXI Christian gospel into his on nearly all The student center has the which are interested in bringing going to sell very much gospel awaiting the arrival of old nJ well-known medium and grade levels in Lansing and East without a lot of bad news." . , . Lansing have some form of , , run of the first floor and community or social topics from St. Michael's ChurrhJ People prefer bad news to message terminology. "in the case of Jesus Christ, contact with religion along with basement and has a host of before the students. The media Grand Ledge, which 2? J good news, because bad news ideas for programs and future project plans to use audio - cut down and paint un 7 Camaraderie provides them with a "survival we are dealing with the Word their education. development. visual and written materials to seating. They hope to ol made flesh, which suggests the Public school students may Linda Rich, folk singer, guitarist and composer, will present emotion." Good news threatens The main thrust of the center help show the students the real student talent during 1 medium and the message are enroll in religious instruction a concert of folk music at 8 p.m. Saturday in McDonel them with change, "and most classes after school. MSU up to this time has been open situation behind the topics of weekends and a quiet placet] people don't want to be one," he said. forums on topics such as war and peace, youth culture, sip coffee and talk durintty Kiva. Her appearance is sponsored by Inter-Varsity In its report on the religious Catholics have the St. John's different at all," he charged. abortion, the Vietnam the black movement, welfare day. *1 Christian Fellowship. "The most violent form of broadcasters convention, the Student Center where they moratorium and social work, problems, pollution, community The feelings expressed J State News Photo By Bruce Evans worship and meet informally or The talks are usually held on - oriented education and the Father Kacirk and the a study. But the Lansing Community Sunday evenings in the old Chicano Movement. center students seem lobby of the building. A cluster In January a group of emphasize the fact that the J ANOTHER SCHISM? College (LCC) students have lost this contact somewhere in their of eight lounges, lamps and students from O'Rafferty High elementary school is n nebulous "campus life." They ashtrays provide a relaxed School in Lansing began working permanent housing (0 are enrolled in a two year atmosphere for the students to with Father Kacirk to open a center. The building listen to the discussion speaker coffee house in the center's scheduled to be tom downuiL Celibacy rift Church transition period in their and rap out their ideas on the basement. Father O'Meara learned of U may education. The college activities are limited to classroom, a evening's topic. "There really is no place, center's need for a gather! number of clubs and student A group of 14 students, under aside from the Albatross in East spot. He offered them theual the direction of Michael Lansing, for area students to go the building rent free. 1 VATICAN CITY (AP) Netherlands, Bernard Cardinal government. When it comes to - Many prelates think an open men were too busy pleasing their informal discussions on McCarthy, are currently tor that type of atmosphere," hopes leans toward a store frj Pope Paul VI has put his Alfrink, and the six other Dutch break between the Pope and the developing a Media Center Father Kacirk said. structure of their own. authority at stake by trying to wives and could hardly spare theology, the draft and social bishops who had called publicly Dutch Catholic Church is a real muzzle the growing demand for a churchwide discussion of time to be at the service of God. issues they have no permanent within the Roman possibility. Many in the church think place to gather and "rap." Catholic priestly celibacy after a council church for an end to the of Dutch priests and laymen "Will the between Rome and the church controversy that St. Paul's idea still holds The Rev. Ray Kacirk, chaplin BLACK JEWS true. Many think a wife and at LCC, noticed this loss of requirement that all priests be voted overwhelmingly that of Holland on the issue of celibate. sexual abstinence should no children would raise money contact when he assumed his celibacy end up in schism?" problems that would interfere Group tries desert life Two leading newspapers said longer be mandatory for priests. Rome's n Messaggero asked post in 1969. With the help of the issue threatened the Church The Belgian primate, Leo with priestly tasks. LCC faculty and students he today. A family would also be a with another schism. Jozef Cardinal Suenens, joined "Schism does not need to be began a student center to try Far from softening toward the Dutch bishops in calling for problem in countries like Italy and overcome it. proclaimed solemnly to become where His original plan was to rent a the mandatory rule for clerical debate on the issue. bishops frequently order ARAD, Israel (AP) — Hie immigrants have settled describe how thev a reality in today's church," house with the help of five oka Cardinal Alfrink announced priests from one place to celibacy that he restated in a 1967 encyclical, the Pope on on Jan. 19 that he would come wrote Milan's Corriere della Sera last week. another. One Italian priest of 31, brothers from his order of the ™rty;;,ln® who bla<* aVca«oans.' call themselves Jews and in A**1 an* Dimona, development towns growing In the Jewish customs in Chicago, I made no comment Sunday told the world's half to Rome "soon" to discuss the for example, has been in five Society of St. Mary where the came to Israel last month after Priestly celibacy is a 1,600 - parishes in six Negev. t*- mrurr* f.™ billion Roman Catholics they matter with the Pope. But the years. students could come to discuss toiling to make a go of it in They arrived in Israel almost year - old tradition of the Liberia, are slowly settling into by the original group was It should not in the rule. even discuss a change pontiff said his "no" without waiting to confer with the Western Catholic Church. In the Those mandatory who celibacy are against claim a problems and organie activities. When the plans fell through, the penniless mid have been miles north of Monrol J Eastern Church, married men Celibacy, he said in a stern cardinal. celibate life deters many from Rev. James J. O'Meara, pastor of can become priests, but single or The Vatican is rdcapital uncompromising law of speech, our thurch. It cannot be abandoned "is Latin, Dutch reacpW oj tensely widowed priests cannot ir. St. Paul the Apostle, who- marryi KZ'VXort-offi for today's priests. bfsnops, for what one never married, favored clerical Mpst or put into discussion." The speech was a pointed rebuke to the primate of the prelate called "the next round in the shadow Rome and Amsterdam." boxing between celibacy although he allowed for on the married priests and bishops. In candidates for priesthood take lifelong bond of chastity when they are only 22 or 23. The structure building is that J*"00" a three - story housed the job hacked out of the African nation's wilderness. Hr bearded former rock musician, who is married and has four set up snack bars and other i one of his letters he said married businesses in Monro training office of the Michigan Their future is uncertain, children. Bv the time the Central United Methodist EDGEWOOD UNITED Catholic Conference from 1965 Israeli authorities have granted EPISCOPAL SERVICES UNIVERSITY "Just listen to that quiet. In announced in October of" Across from the Capitol to March of 1969. The third them three-month tourist visas, Chicago all you ever hear is bang All Saints Church CHURCH floor floor is is "nnH»mnaH condemned and th® the but but h*™ have not yet decided year that the Americans WORSHIP SERVICES 469 N. Hagadorn SEVENTH-DAY crash, smack wham, day in day begin the long process second floor houses the Lansing whether to recognize them as out" 800 Abbott Rd. 9:45 and 11:15 A.M - an ecumenical fellowship - ADVENT 1ST CHURCH Diocese's Pre-Catechumenate, a becoming Liberian citizens Jews and grant them Israeli Black well, a carpenter, is group had dwindled to less thi Worship Services nine-month program which citizenship. building his furniture for 8:00,9:30, and 11:00 a.m. "The Will Power 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sabbath School 9:30 own the three-room apartment he has 100. A number had returned te| New Liturgy 11:00 Worship Service 11:00 the United States, to Live Rightly" Sermon at both Services by UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN ranted. There had K.G. Smith, Alumni Dr. Truman A. Morrison IBs children go to a Jewish criticism of the group for nd Chapel Dr. Howard Lyman pastor CHURCH CAMPUS HOUSE school, and, Blackwell says, Integrating into Liberian society! Auditorium Rd. Church School 9:45 University Group Dinner Meeting at 504 Ann St. to 11:45 & Program 6-8:30 310 N. Hagadorn 251 W. Grand River nobody minds the black's p.m. (Comer of Division) 4:30 p.m. Holy Communion presence. Crib Nursery Church Bus Service, morning & and Call 355-0839 if you Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Hie newcomers sermon say they , , , , ■ 485-9477 evening call 332-0606 or 332-8693 need transportation Worship 10:45 a.m. don't .ememto beta, «yttitag but Jewish, but v Nursery "Not Ashamed" Campus Minister, 11 A.M. Minister, Kail Ruffnar Gary Hawes Peoples Church to Biaf * CAStminsTOi prcsbytCrum! church 332-5193 332-3036 East Lansing EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH 841 Timberlane Drive . . . Free Transportation Interdenominational East Lansing Interdenominational SUNDAY SCHEDULE OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 200 W. Grand River at Michigan will speall Church School Pre-school thru Adult 9:30 A.M. 4864 Marsh Rd* Okemos "The Day of the Lord" 7:00 p.m. Fellowship Hour 10:30 A.M. (2 mi. E. of Hagadorn, V* mi. S. of Gd. R. behind MEIJER'S) SUNDAY SERVICES Father Robert missionary who worked McHujhJ Trinity Collegiate Fellowship 8:30 p.m Worship 11 A.M. 9:30 and 11 a.m. from 1960 to 1969, will *«■ irJJJ Wednesday: Mid-week Discussion and prayer hour at 7:00 p.m NURSERY PROVIDED ALL TIMES FOR RIDES CALL 337-0610 An Independent Church With A Biblical Message Free BUS SERVICE — See schedule in your dorm Rev. Robert David Leas 337-0183 8 p.m. Sunday in 30 Union. The missionary will immediate P*0^11^ M.S.U. LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES starvation in Biafra andI p» 5:15 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship -- Inspiration - Refreshments recovery programs for ALC-LCA LCMS future. For Transportation Call 332-2133 351-5125 Dr. Wallace Robertson for Students and Faculty at for Students at or The program is sponsor*1 University Lutheran Church Martin Luther Chapel Lifeline for Biafra. 1 W. E. Robinson, Pastor E.D. Dawson, Ed. Minister Division & Ann Streets 444 Abbott Road CHURCH SCHOOL EC-2 2559 Ed-2 0778 Coljegian Seminar 9:30 and 11 a.m. UNIVERSITY ,^1 9:30 a.m. Pastor David Kruse Crib through Adults BAPTIST temporarily FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHURCH Wardcliff Sd WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP HOURS OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT (American Baptist) 8:15 am Matins 9:30 am Worship REV. IRVING'R. PHILLIPS ■ PACTOR Gerard G. Phillips, Pastor 9:15 10:30 am Common Service Common Service 1st and 3 rd Comm. 2nd and 4th Matins WORSHIP - 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Worship 10:00 a.m.&7:OOP*| am First Churrh of Church School 11:10a m' 11:30am New Forms of Worship 11:00 am Worship (Comm.) SERMON: "Going My Way " 9:30 pm Wednesday Evening 7:30 pm Wednesday Christ, Scientist Wednesday prsyer hour 6: | Communion Service (Vespers) FREE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH -Grand River at Haslett Entrance Free Bus Service si WORSHIP COUNSEL. FELLOWSHIP, STUDY WITH US. (See bus schedule for both services in your dorm) East Lansing Nursery 332-1?^ Sunday Services 11:00 UNIVERSITY UNITED a.m. Christian Reformed Church SMITH BAPTIST CHM FIRST ASSEMBLJ METHODIST CHURCH Lesson - Sermon Subject OF GOD I and Student Center 1120 South Harrison Phone: 351-7030 1518 S. Washington 1125 Weber Dr. LansinJ ! Sunday 7:00 p.m. "Soul" Blk. No. of E. Grand R"tf j 1509 River Terrace Downer (across from Hubbard Hall) Dr. Sugden Visit our new Student Center- "Is 'Being Good'Enough" "When Death Talked" Rev. Richard W. Bishop," Lunch Wednesday open daily 9 A.M. -11 P.M. 9:46 a.m. SUNDAY SCHj^J 12:30-1:30 P.M. Rev. Burns preaching ' Free Public Reading Room Student Supper Sunday 5:00 P.M. 134 Wast Grand River 7:00 p.m. EVANGELISM-* Morning Worship 9:30 & 11:00 OPEN 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Church School 9:30 (for all ages) Weekdays - 9-6 p.m. YOUTH & ADULTS | Rev. Alvin L. Hoksbergen, preaching n > Mon., Tues,, Thurs., Fri. Till 1 Nursery under supervision of a 11:00 a.m. "Angels on Tiptoe" Evenings 7 p.m.-9 p.m. For Transportation « j Rev. J. Herbert Brink, Rev. Alvin L- Hoksbergen, Registered Nurse 11:00 pastor campus minister FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening 484-6640 484Jj for transportation, call 361-6360 or 882-1425 Call 482-0754 for information. For a FritndlyJ. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 13, 1970 V-N Genetic center aids families By DIANE PETRYK Given the risk State News Staff Writer factors, the "You can't generalize in family then has more to base situations increasing service demands and genetic counseling centers in the their that depend on the great deal of staff time each Couples afraid decision on, Higgins United States. to have circumstances. For some families children pointed out. case requires. Students who think because of an the desire to have a normal child they have inheritable "Most potential parents Although starting too late last problem in the prefer is very great; these a problem of a genetic nature to know the facts, and happily might accept year for integration with the family background are now most of the time a higher risk factor than a family medical may go to Olin Health Center school curriculum, the for a recommendation being helped by MSU's genetic they are in which already has one normal or inquire favor of having a normal genetic counseling center at counseling center. child. child." the Dept. of Human Usually the chances involves a number of medical, Headed by James V. Higgins, of an Financed Development. associate professor of abnormality are less than 50 per by the March of nursing and social work students zoology, Dimes National Foundation and the center now handles two cent." who help prepare each case. Higgins said MSU, the center charges families According to Andrew L. families every other week and has a two-month waiting list. never attempts to the make up the center according to their ability to pay. They have been in operation Hunt, dean of the College of WJIM-TV airs couples' minds for them. Human Medicine, genetic Higgins said the center formally since last July. demonstrates to parents that make "We give them the facts and sure they According to Higgins, the counseling is an "extremely important" part of medical black program they are not at fault for clearly center's staff - which includes understand the situation. It's a education. "Getting Together biological problems passed on to up geneticist, physician Blackness" will be shown on on their children. to them to decide what "Genetic counseling is they pediatrician and a social worker television at 4:30 p.m. "Often the social should do. something all physicians have to implications — must be expanded to handle Saturday are more do frequently," Hunt said. on WJIM-TV, Channel 6. important than actual The biology," he noted. "Every medical student should television shown will But biology is where it starts. When a family with problems Circle Honorary hosts learn this and the best way is to participate in the actual clinical situation." feature the Black Beautiful Dancers, the Ebonites (BLF) Choir, and the Uhrhu Unlimited their physician considers genetic Presently there Band. is are 157 On a referred counselors begin extensive medical to the center, gathering an women's coffee hour 9? history on the - Even though MSU is often called one of the most beautiful didn't get that way by itself. Here, a tree campuses in the United States, it trimming gentleman does his part to keep MSU family. Relatives possible are as distant contacted as in The Honorary will women of sponsor a coffee Circle sponsored to acquaint advisers with the function and head HILLEL FOUNDATION hour for the head 319 HILLCREST AT W. GRAND RIVER aesthetically pleasing. reference to the problem. advisers, goals of the honorary. During Then a chromosome graduate advisers and managers spring term they will be asked to PHONE 332-1916 State News Photo By Don Gerstner analysis of the womens' residence halls and an amino acid screen test recommend women from their may be performed. Sunday in the '61 Room of Case halls for membership in the SABBATH SERVICES SAT. 10 A.M.;KIDDUSH Hall. From the test information honorary. and medical The honorary was formed 11 SUNDAY, FEB. 15 histories, Higgins years ago to recognize the top 1 SAVE $1.00 on any L. P. 4 p.m. Bowling Party - Union Bowling Lanes said, "we can tell a family their SUNDAY, FEB' 15th only C/i/7dren chances of per cent of women in residence Everyone Welcome — Meet at Bowling Lanes having another child halls who have shown service, Noon 5 P.M. (Please phone Rhonda Reider 353-2369 if promot with the same problem of an - earlier one or their chances of citizenship and leadership in THE STEREO SHOPPE you plan to bowl) their halls. Over 75 members are I By MATTIE GARRETT Washington's birthday. reproducing a problem the active in the Circle this NeJac of East Lansing 6 p.m. Pizza Supper (complimentary) State News Staff Writer At the close of the exhibit, all Among the ideas expressed by parent has. year. 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 at Hillel House children the The annual coffee hour is the drawings will be sent to the was right to \ unique Children's Art Fair freedom of speech. A 10 inch by I be held Monday through White House, in Washington, 14 inch poster depicting j. 22 at East Lansing's D.C. One teacher commented, numerous talking heads summed pridian Mall. Featuring over "Each child is honored and it up for one youngster. Other Btw-Ubed 100.000" SKI 0 drawings and paintings the excited to think that part of children expressed the things |ek-long exhibit celebrates himself is going to touch the closest to them, such as trees, shington's birthday and the President." lakes and other natural ideas. fit of the United States. The Jdren's works are centered on 1 theme, "I Love America sisiflT " # Elementary Insing, lliamston Irking East on students Lansing, Haslett, Okemos schools have been the project for from and MSU COUPON SPECIAL SALE OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 PM leral weeks. Field trips are |nned by the entrants so the can view the special CHICKEN:N:CHIPS 99 or a complete tune • up for your car. SKI WEAR BOOTS )2 Jibition. YAMAHA art represented varies - KNEISSL - SCOTT FISHER s lq 15 pieces of fried SAVE $1.00 Transmission work or extra accessories - Idia and design, $*" liw "iotism often,/-* cGi'JlK', REIKER - LANGE BINDINGS JBQQPTHRU SUN. 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HRS: DAILY 9:30-8:30 SAT. 9:30-6:00 SUN. 12:00-5:00 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 13> i97q -SPORTS- lift ELLIOTT Cogers By MIKE MANLEY Saturday to play the nation's Hawkeyes seek are scoring close to just about everything except "Win the winning opening tip and play second game of the season, his Bus situation great State News Sports Writer No. 11 ranked team in an 8:30 100 points a game in the league hand out the towels during the for Most coaches around the Big p.m. contest. and exploded last Tuesday for a timeouts. He is the leading one immediately reply. shot," was his scoring average has dipped below 30 — he's how hitting 29.7. for lazy Ten quake with uncontrolled The Hawkeye's are standing school record 119 points against rebounder, scorer, a rugged But since then Ganakas has "The whole thing rides on on top of the Big Ten with a Wisconsin. defensive player and has the had a change of heart. He will fear when they must take their Ralph's health," Ganakas said. The best thing that's happened on campus since thev clean 7-0 mark and haven't been There are several reasons for uncanny knack of usually being make two significant lineup "There's no question we have to teams into Iowa Fieldhouse to school for a day four years ago due to the heaw beaten by anyone since late the Hawkeye's complete about - between an opponent's pass and ot< face the Hawkeyes in front of changes in his seemingly ever - go with him more and the ball That's how I would describe the present December. Looking up at Iowa face from last year's deflating its intended target. changing starting combination, has to go in the hole." situation 13,700 screaming hometown from down at the other end of 5-9 conference mark, but the In addition to allowing some 10,000 students to do a little healthful * Johnson, Coach moving Ralph Simpson back to "I want him at guard so he's » fans who take defeat as a the standings, MSU is 2-6, 6-12 biggest factor is 6-7 senior Ralph Miller starts three other his natural position of two or three times a day. Wa'*inj personal affront. guard, facing the basket. Ralph has a Oh, I'll admit it's rather nippy and a little on the chillv m overall. forward John Johnson, who is seniors — 6-1 Chad Calabria, and putting forward Ron good outside shot and it will 7:45 in the morning, but at least you know I But believe it or not, MSU you'll be aw»t "It's a good thing for us to averaging over 30 points a game who plays the baseline in Iowa's Gutkowski back into the lineup start falling again. I haven't lost , Coach Gus Ganakas, whose club play there," Ganakas said. "We in the Big Ten. 1-3-1 offense; 6-5 Glenn to battle Johnson. confidence in him, I'm gaining your first class. Actually walking, or for that matter \r P Unnli-UAll nsition this Saturday, |»kos may get an early call ^ the MSU bench. ,a's Fieldhouse has not a _ particularly bright stop ■MSU in past years. The ime the Spartans won there n 1964 when they blasted swkeyes, 107-89. t season they lost there, on a last - second d call when Yes, tonight give her a Lloyd Ward > one in from half - court special treat, a great J to have the official rule evening. Bring her to I had expired. Tarpoffs. is Ganakas, MSU's head Delicious Cantonese Food Jetball coach, I be one says his team Complete Banquet of the smallest P? but his coaching staff is Facilities Jwggest. His aides an 6-10 |Nordmann " Gus and 6-7 Matthew himself is a modest |VE $1.00 on any L. P. See the lady in ice NOW at the TOAY, FEB. 15th only Lansing Mall ... A lovely young girl is entombed in 5,000 pounds of solid ice and she I Noon -5 P.M. will remain in her frigid coffin until 7 p.m. Wednesday. PE STEREO SHOPPE ■•Jac of East See her any hour of the Lansing ddy . . . any hour of the night .. . tg-Grand River 337-1300 The Lansing Mall is open 'round the clock for this bone-chilling attraction. Monday and Tuesday. ■■■■■j lillknr 1, a real, live, 7-foot Big Als If IH ■ BOA constr ictor NOTHING TO BUY! JUST REGISTER Before 10p.m., Friday, February 13 is a DANCING FRI. & SAT. | tanning mall ADULTS BAR — FOR SNOW REPORTS OR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, EQUIPT. RENTALS | INDIVIDUAL AND Restaurant o CALL: 913/227-1451 OR 331-1550 m «| , _ _ !3 GROUP INSTRUCTION ■ MT. BRIGHTON, " S SKI PATROL • < west saginaw at elmwood A BRIGHTON, MldH. 48166 2| * AMPLE LIGHTED M ▼^Sand tor fra* color brochur*. FREE PARKING ▼ OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 m* wm CLIP A BAVI Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Februai SPORTS Zindel back Ru riARV WAI kTlVUIP? By GARY WALKOWICZ in n,„s. I -J ¥ as i k..ak 1 'S' meets Sooners j _ . ^ Executive Sports Editor scries."""8 and the other at 126 where Gary MSU's lineup for Saturday opposing wrestlers. Bissell gets back in action after get a chance to revenge one of -7s»^rr^ OI>PrkzJSTSWS £!!5RSES*"" by"knee (6-1) outdueled tW. we* Bruce Sjl »«l|| to action of 190 - pounder Jack lared scholastirallv declared schoiastically lnplitnhlp ineligible. 1 / to w„n their most humiliating losses Luttrell /o c\ (8-5) will _ wrestle »V continually improving hu zin«inn £. h while ' which the judges like and he LI ®ac meet, 1 TRANSPORTATION success against Sooner teams in 142. at Carbondale. men averaging <«"" on Phnriia improving Uram is settlingwi back into the six strength and the ability to PU| I State QU just recently lost one of The Salukis are not a good Ropiequet the fine dismounts. Campus Building 5, Albany. New York 12226 Last year s NCAA tbeir best grapplers when event grind after being unable to Mickey does not I have any weak event, The Spartans realize that SIU's which jj I while Frank Benesh hard to 6-1 record is not a fluke, just as constantly scored 9.1. ,.«a . . . ,. . a s"ouluer injury. . say even of the best I William Meade, SIU coach, knows that MSU is better than its record indicates. "This will be our hardest non - conference meet of the year," Spartan coach George Szypula said. "Southern Illinois is consistently among the best gymnastic teams in the country." "We always look fot a good contest with MSU," Meade : What kind : : ofa : : Restaurant ■ I is s l mAI's ? j more involved in marketing at IBM SAVE $1.00 on any L. P. than just selling a product: "I sit down with the customer and learn what his The GOLDEN SUNDAY, FEB' 15th only Noon Michey Uram - 5 P.M. information handling problems are. Then I have to analyze his total FALCON THE STEREO SHOPPE NeJac of East Lansing operation in depth. 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 Only after weeks—sometimes HOSPITALITY at months—of analysis do I recommend ON WINGS: a specific computer system that will The PAMPERED The answer his needs. EXCITEMENT OF Bill Manser "One of the best things about my job is that I get to deal with people at INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT. AIRPORT SHARP graduated in 1967 the top. Company presidents. Decision¬ with a B.S. degree in makers. And my work helps them INTRODUCING Industrial Engineering. make multimillion-dollar decisions. After an intensive training DINING & DANCING program, "I have a partner and we operate Bill became an IBM marketing as a two-man team. IBM believes that TO THE MUSIC OF representative. His job: selling small teams generate-more and better computer systems. ideas. So do I." DAVID MARR His technical background is valuable Visit your placement office FROM Many of Bill's customers are involved in scientific and engineering Bill's is just one example of the many opportunities in marketing at 7-00 P.M. TO 12:00 P.M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY business rfrfl applications. "That's where my IBM. For more information, visit your engineering degree really pays off. I placement office. machines^ can come to grips with technical 485-1764 FOR RESERVATIONS 1601 E. Grand River, Lansing Phone (517) 485-1733 details without losing sight of the An Equal Opportunity Employer overall picture." Marketing is solving problems But, as Bill points out, there's a lot IBM GIVE HER "My engineering degree helps me sell computers." Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Friday, February 13, 1970 15 Spartan By JOHN MASON State News Sports Writer Indiana and Michigan running 1-2 in the Big Ten this are win the last swimmers relay to win the backstroker Bob Henderson, who attended meet 66-59. Burke, diver record for the 100 yard season with MSU and Ohio State Jim Henderson and Sexton high school in freestyle In what should be one of the Eight Spartan seniors will be Big Ten Lansing, with a 46.8 battling it out for the third spot. making individual medley champion will have to face Buckeye Todd clocking. most exciting swim meets of the their final home Bruce Sophomore Jeff "It could be the meet of the Richards, also a Smith who placed sixth in last Lanini, year for both clubs, the Spartan appearances of their varsity recovered from last week's bout year," head coach Dick Fetters careers co-captain. years NCAA meet. Henderson, swimming team will take Saturday. They are The with the flu, will lead the on a said. "For the Spartans are however, has been diving well spectators it coming off a strong Ohio State squad should be a super meet because freestylers Mike Kalmback two-week layoff due to the this year and defeated two-time Spartans' breaststroke attack. He Saturday. Meet time is set for 2 it should (co-captain), Mark Holdridge, cancellation of their meet with national champion Dick will be joined by freshman Larry go down to the wire." Dick Rydze p.m. in the Men's IM pool. Crittenden and Roger Indiana last 0*Neil. Last year the Spartans had to Saturday because of from Michigan two weeks Shelley, butterflyer Bob Jones ago. Burke, freshman Alan Dilley, the weather. Freshman Ken Winfield has and junior Mike Boyle will be up been an outstanding addition MSU ALWAYS TOUGH--SONMAR the Spartans this season. to against Reed Slevin and- Jack Hulme of OSU in the Winfield, a butterfly specialist from Little Silver, New backstroke. Both Buckeyes Jersey, scored in last year's NCAa placed fourth in the 100 and Championships. leers worry 200 meter butterfly in last John Thuerer and Gopher coach summer's national AAU George Gonzalez will likely see action in championships. This season he the 500 and 1000 yard has turned in some good times in freestyles while Richards will his specialty and should pick up probably go for the Spartans in the individual By OLG OLSEN valuable points this weekend. MSU's Don State News Soorts WritPr The leading first is the loss of scorer Mike Antonovich wel1 taken & Tech and Denver wil1 Play each ,other> whi,e the not Thompson, who will play this weekend due to rib In the flreestyle sprints medley. Jim Henderson Minnesota hockey Coach Spartans Kalmback, Crittenden, and defensiveman Frank Sanders Gopheis face neither team. injuries, in an 11-way tie for Holdridge, and freshman Glen Sonmor doesn't like the for knight's action. Both were fact that MSU has lost four . Minnesota follows-up action for one game after thls weekend against MSU with 15th place. Also injured Gilles Gagnon of MSU is in a five way - Solodky will have to contend Stan Don't Give Your Money Away with OSU straight games as the Gophers receiving major penalties against successive weekend engagements tie for 26th place with 15 sophomores Jim Baehren and Bill Catt. Baehren continue their quest for the Wisconsin last Saturday. WCHA crown, first since 1954, Antonovich against the Spartans tonight and inspiration to this team's success Michigan. has been an at North Dakota, a home series with Wisconsin and two games at points. * holds the national freshman Every Month Saturday in Minneapolis. "We have always had a good in most season and Sanders is under the A look * rated defenseman standings finds Tech trailing at the league BUY THIS HOUSE deal of trouble with the league," Sonmor said. MSU,' Minnesota, which has a 13-5 Sonmor said, and with the Spartan's "four straight losses, a "We'll tonight." miss both of them WCHA record. mark, with a" 7-4-2 Denver, which lost to THE BIGGESTBARGAIN While You're At M.S.U. crack at the ... ..... league title still Replacing the Gopher upcoming Minnesota IN ECONOMY 1612 River Terrace, East DVI1. Duluth, Lansing . - possible and Michigan Tech and standouts will be two Gophers 8-4, Denver pressuring" the Gophers Wednesday, has an 10-6-1 who' until tonight, had been mark. Duluth hasn't been ruled V hen n injieia IIMSU MSU will be tough. tough ' side,ined biaennea by injuries ior oy Sonmor recalled the first series" s.teve HaH win replace Spartans c i for several out, standing sta 8-6-1. climb back into the The 35 M.P.G. a.' series between the two teams Antonovich. ^ ^ Hall has been race with a double this season"~The NDnnesotalcers unable to PlaY in three series due Women's IM won in overtime, 3-2 and then to. Injuries. Steve Ross, who has them Gophers, which would leave with a 9-7 record. "were beaten soundly 4-1 the ,m!ssed five series with a knee WCHA Coed badminton will be held - -- - ' ininrv scoring statistics injury, "althruicrh - - "although not - following night," he said. at 1HO not at 100 per released earlier this week finH noi> m 6:30 -10:30 tonight in the j? xt_ _ in ». ti« Figuring into the Minnesota f,en.h" according to Sonmor, r gym of the Women's IM ■ « coach's apprehension are two "will . fiPP enmn ontinn in some action , All students and faculty other factors, replacing Sanders tonight on welcomed. defense." Hie second factor was a Jeff Elliott •1725 speculation by the Gopher coach that the team winning the (Continued from page 12) WCHA "will lose seven or more lifetime for many fans who than seven games. • 2 Bedrooms pus too. There's just not a would have to pay three or four on one floor. r health ingredient around times the amount of money that "Conceivably," Sonmor said, MICHIGAN'S NO. t would have to win five of • Utility Room. g or jogging." they'll have to pay Saturday, -ybody who has hopes of should they go to any other last eight games to be RENAULT • Fireplace. assured of the crown." The g both the wrestling match national track meet with top Minnesota coach's point was DEALER • Beautiful wooded lot. Oklahoma and the first - stars. track meet to be held this end some on campus will have to fast jogging. The you Any way want to you look fet it, if see both meets SAVE $1.00 SUNDAY, FEB. on any L. P. 15th only What a Joke! How for fondling can I fine you SPORTS CM CENTER Buy • Walking distance from M.S.U. on Land Contract at a low interest rate. you're going to have to do some a plump Hot Sam's 1200 E. OAKLAND PHONE 482-1226 Noon Pretzel the street? Call Corrie Drobney 372-8044 or tling meet, to be held in the running back and forth between - 5 P.M. on OPEN MON. 8. THURS. TIL 9 Simon Real ~ ';s Arena, features one of OVERSEAS DELIVERY ARR. Estate - Okemos Branch. 351-2260. he two buildings. Maybe we'll all jj THE STEREO SHOPPE HOT SAM'S PRETZELS top teams in the nation be in shape to do so, thanks to Ntjac of East Lansing North of the pting to pin another loss the idle buses. 543 E. Grand River 337-1300 fountgtnr. - Meridian Mall Spartans. Grady inger's crew, however, are n pursuit of revenge for the iliating defeat of last year, Hours: all billed up as a Daily 9:30-8:30 grudge PH 351-8460 h and you know both teams Sat. 9:30-6:00 be giving all they have, iscount records Sun. 12:00-5:00 Like a job ut the track meet to be held ! time in Jenison as wrestling match, will offer onal and prominent names in likes of John Carlos and Lee This is a once in a ••••••••• CONCERT WEEKEND Next % ^ Taw m in advertising? I Friday & Saturday LATIMER • & BOWLES We'll be on campus in about ten days. CONCERT Hubbard Hall J And if you're to some commonsense looking for some commonsense answers questions, we're ready. # Classrooms 8 Questions like these: Tickets available at p.m. J £ What about my draft status? Campbell's, E. Complex £ What's the agency business Reception Desks & really like? at the door £ What about money? 75c 0 What will I do? »•••••••• Shall I aim for Research? Media? ave Creative? Account Executive? 3% ON How important are my grades? tereo If If you're looking for Instant Success, however, you'd better skip us. you're interested in reality, maybe we ought to talk. apes! We're very interested in your activities on—and off—the campus. rlriclgOK So if you have examples of such activity, please bring them ssrttos with you to our meeting. You can sign up for an interview at the ," Yang said. society. Students on board?p Courses in creative message The three new courses include Yang said the complexity and construction and management of Advertising 808, a quantitative intricacy of advertising creative programs are now in the One graduate and one Members of the can decide Policy his 0 By SHARMAN STEWART undergraduate student are now Committee are currently elected competency," Carlisle said. State News Staff Writer serving on each standing by the faculty. Decisions committee in the English Dept. concerning tenure, promotion Student representation on except the Policy Committee. and salary are handled by the concerning the need for student 1 the English Dept. Policy Student committee members committee. "If the committee is participation and methods ot| Committee is being debated in create a balance within a opened to students I hope they selection will be formulated it open forum. Forums arranged department between faculty and will be allowed to take part in the forums. The! by the department's Student students and young and old, these same decisions," Pickering recommendations will then be I Faculty Advisory Committee are James Pickering, English Dept. said. scheduled for today, 2-3 p.m. Assoc. chairman, said. Students attending the first presented to the departmental faculty. and Feb. 19, 3-5 p.m., 340 "Opening the Policy forum held last Thursday agreed Morrill Hall. Committee to students would that committee members should There is the effectiveness of the no University! be given full voting privileges. It regulation prohibiting studentH faculty in communicating with was also concluded that only participation on the committee,! students," Fred Carlisle, English competent students should be according to Pickering. H*l Dept. Associate chairman, elected, according to Pickering. opening of all department! said. "Each member would bring Methods of committees to students isl selecting a different perspective to the members also were discussed. provided for in the English Dept. I group." "Only each individual student constitution. Looking for Glenn Herrlman something Volkswagen, Inc. Different? Give that special someone a VALENTINE'S CAKE with your personal message Interview your from BIRTHDAY BAKERS 489-9708 interviewer. Interviewing isn't just a chance to display your talents. It's a chance to get information about employers. Don't waste it. Ask guestions. To help you, we've listed some things that could affect how much you enjoy your future job. And finding work you enjoy is what it's all about. *1 Do you have a training program? Describe it. 2 What specific responsibilities are trainees given? 3 What percentage of your management . . . are products of a training program? are under 35 years old? come from a specific area or school? hold graduate degrees? 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Excellent MATCHLESS ty Phil frank Employment 750cc 1966 4400 ke new condition. Best offer. condition. Vinyl top. Console. miles $800. Call ,11351-3918 10-2/13 Automatic transmission $1,700. Bee 351-6478. The Sute News does not 5-2/17 After 5 p.m. 3511046. 3-2/13 permit racial or religious _IV,K SPECIAL 1963. New: tires, discrimination In tu ad¬ 1968 SKEE-DOO Snowmobi ■shocks, an 1 Eranspor 3VU Q dependable 355 8265 GTO 1968. Very good Olympic 16 horsepower vertising columns. Sute News will The TOWMKWRIIOU Many options. $2,100. Call Excellent. $475. not accept Call Rober ons, 482-8557 evenings. 351-6557. 5-2-13 advertising which discrim¬ Lyon, 675-5186. 3-2/16 • AUTOMOTIVE ■3-2/13 inates against religion, • EMPLOYMENT race, color or national or¬ K/IERO 1967, 327 Sport Coupe, Auto Service & Parts igin. • FOR RENT i interior, new tires. Perfect • FOR SALE on. 2801 Norwich Road, ACCIDENT Problem? Call • LOST & FOUND KALAMAZOO STREET BODY p82 9130. 5-2-13 SHOP. Small dents to large FEMALE DRUG CLERK 1 » PERSONAL • PEANUTS PERSONAL ■eVROLET 1960 station wagon. MGB 1968 green wrecks. American and foreign cars. Guaranteed work. necessary to Okemos area. Must • REAL ESTATE j$100. Call 339 9438 after 2 p.m. condition. Best off . 351-3287 482-1286. be reliable and have pleasant For Rent ■52 13 after 6 p.m. 5-2-13 2628 East personality. Call 332-3853 after 7 • SERVICE p.m. 3-2/13 FURNISHED 2 t • TRANSPORTATION |eVR0LET 1955 Corvette engine, OLDSMOBILE 1965 F-85, 4-door MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East • WANTED Good body, Best offer. Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. ■351-4765. 2-2/16 deluxe. V-8, automatic, power Complete auto . . painting and For Rent " collision service. IV5-0256. C FACULTY DEADLINE ■EVELLE. 1966 SS 396, 4 NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands APARTMENT. Unfurnished. No pets. EAST ■buckets. $750. Call Bob [ PONTIAC, 1965 Catalina rented only to MSU students and 1 P.M. one I day be- |3 i.M;b22. 3-2/17 Aviation faculty. $8.84 monthly (including LANSING MANAGEMENT (ore publication. Phone 332-2627. C 351-3799. 3-2/13 FRANCIS AVIATION: So Cancellations - 12 noon one |eVELLE 1968 SS 396, automatic learn in the PIPER easy to NEEDED: GIRL class day before publica¬ ransmission, power steering, PORSCHE CHEROKEE!! to sublet Rivers 911, 1965 red coupe. tion. i 1,895. 482 4046. 3-2/13 New tires and Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Edge apartment. Spring term. battery. 355-9774 351-2108. 2-2/13 TV RENTALS ■uGAR 1967 - 390. 335 hp, _ aL,irJLp_TJL2/17 Employment - Students only. L PHONE RAMBLER monthly and term rates. ( ONE MAN speed, wide ovals. Must sell. 1962 - New tires, needed to sublet for 484-2600 to reserve i3-4004. 5-2/16 battery, $120. 351-1316* yoi spring. No deposit required. Cedar after 3:30. 3-2/13 Call 3 FULL time men needed, high p University TV Rentals. C Village, 351-6742. 3-2/16 355-8255 ■LCON SPRINT 1964. 260 V-8 4 Room for rapid advancement. Call 'WAS r EVERWORRieP DURING RATES ;ed. S550 or best offer. Call TRIUMPH GT6 1968. Low mileage, 37JM913, 10-12, 2-4. C RENT A TV from a TV Company, NEEDED FOR spring term 2 pe JE>1 2592. 2_-2/13_ good condition. 339-9410 after 3 PROFESSIONAL NURSES: THC STUDENT TAK OF MY $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. Nejac TV Rentals. C sublet. Grove Street. 351-11 I day 41.50 p.m. 3-2/13 RN-LPN's. General 4-2/17 1967 iles/gallon. 850 coupe. 30-34 Excellent VOLKSWAGEN duty specialty areas. 3:30-12 midnight, or cmCE?...OUST" ONCE!' ' TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - 15< 3 dovs per word per day $4,00 1968. Sun roof. full or part time. Liberal fringe APARTMENT. FURNISHED, schanical. Stereo tape. S845. $8.50 per month including stand. children 13 1/21 per woru per oay benefits, shift differential, life or pets. Holt. Call ill 393-5098.5-2/17 Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862 5 day* insurance. Pension program and 4-0242. 3-2/16 $6.50 217 Ann Street, East many others. Call cPvoon<5 A/*iee/«\ Lansing. 13< per word per day |\T 1969 124 Coupe, excellent, personnel, cofip./et nwif. aao 63132- TWO LANSING GENERAL BEDROOM, furnished, clean, chanically, minor body v VOLKSWAGEN 1967, HOSPITAL. Apartments $150/month. Deposit. 372-1215. (based on 10 words per «d) 000 cash. 873-0451, rebuilt 372-8220, ext. D( engine, radio, 420-421. 5-2-13 3-2/16 clean. $995 call There will be a 50< service ;r 5 p.m. 5-2/17 FRANDOR AREA 351-0047 after 4:00 p.m. 2-2/13 2 I and bookkeeping charge If HOUSEWIFE 9-4 shift. Soda Employment Employment deluxe apartment. Carpeted, WANTED ONE girl immediately or this ad is VOLKSWAGEN 1969 Ex< fountain. No nights, no Saturdays, air-conditioned, $160 a month. spring term. Reduced rent not paid within condition. Beige. Call 627-6-: no Sundays. Muir Drugs, 1399 PART TIME employment for 1001 Fairway Lane. 351-3895, 351-2254. 5-2/18 one week. 672-2057. 3-2/16 East Grand River, Brookfield 355-2398. 20-2/19 Plaza. 5-2/17 midwest's GIRL NEEDED spring: Two-man; The State News will be largest full-li Bennett. 484-2480. 3-2/16 DESPERATELY NEEDED: One girl New Cedar Village - 351-1382. for Chalet apartment.. Today or responsible only for the 5-2/18 NOON spring first day's incorrect Inser- SUNDAY SALE!! BUSBOYS OR girls, part-time, 11-5 term. Reeuced rates. 351-1397. 3-2/17 to p.m. Apply in person at HOLLY'S TWO MAN apartment to sub-let WANTED: CAMP counselors STEAK & FOUR. 2-8 p.m. Near 5 p.m. . for private boys camp. Need WSI. Frandor. 2-2/13 351-2013. 3-2/16 Phone 351-8376. 5-2/19 Two For Rent YOUNG LADY - t< bedrooms, Responsible FREE RENT. Girl to share FEBRUARY 15th EARN AS INTERNATIONAL YOU LEARN firm has for 48 hours. Must look good a bikini. 16-17. couple only. 676-4141. 5-2/19 R ferences 676-5983 and or apartment in exchange for domestic work. Call 332-5977. evening CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS, 1404 East Grand River. Married, vacancies created by promotions "Lady In Ice," L 5-2/18 SAVE M"" on everY L.P. Purchased in Lansing area. Will train women and men in field of promotional advertising. Will train in all phases 2-2/13 Saginaw, Lansing. 48917. CAMPUS: plus utilities. ^ ONE OR two girls needed for University Terrace. $120/tern sprini 351-5647.4-2/13 and products. Successful applicant EXPERIENCED WAITRESS: Ft 351-1277,351-0585. 3-1/16 393-6550. 5-2/19 >1 kduca Apply in person, 307 Soul " ONE OR TWO girls needed to sh 609 M'6 neat appearance, dfeili' Grapd- 485-1609. 3-2/ house. $65. 332-5320 after 6 p For personal intervie 4-2/13 5-2-13- Reynolds. 489-2410. T MOTHER'S HFLPER for 3 and new baby, 2 weeks ii NORTHWEST - 2 t ATTRACTIVE YOUNG ladies to Phone 337-2237.2-2/13 PENNSYLVANIA NORTH, carpeted, garage. Close ti work for Paraphernalia sales. CAPITOL VILLA 325-ground level of house, 2 shopping, S150, Applications being taken now at MAN WANTED for generaMarming. bedroom, furnished utilities Capable of milking large herd East APARTMENTS included, $150. Also, 1443 East Paraphernalia Shop. 3-2/17 of Lansing. Write Box C-3, Michigan, furnished 1 bedroom, BABYSITTER Michigan State News. 3-2/16 Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 $120 heat and water included. - 8:30 p.m. to 3:30 -2/16 bedroom apartments. From 351-3969. O a.m. Monday - Thursday, Daft Street area. 2 boys, 3 and 6. Own $150-$165. Near Campus. RENTAL: Modern 5-2/19 For information call house. Sleeps 4 or 5. e. Call ED 2-0590. CAMPUS, NEAR. Ft SUBLET: CEDAR VILLAGE. child, 3'/a. Own c Hours 7:30 a.n February 15 to March 15. 2-5374. 5-2/17 ' MEN 21 and 351-3013 or 351-4106. 5-2-13 over - Clean quiet 655-1405. 3-2/16 rooms. Cooking and TWO BEDROOM, parking. completely Close. Reasonable. FRANDOR, NEAR - one-bedroom 487-5753, furnished apartment. $150 485-8836. TF 7 n rom campus. $145 per includes all utilities except -2490. 4-2/13 SINGLE. DOUBLE. Parking. Clean, 351-9083. 5-2-13 quiet, reasonable. 237 Ked^ie. IT'S E ONE MAN to share four EAST LANSING. 1 furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9, 12 bedroom, Rob 372-4828, 351 9584. 5 2/19 person month leases. Carpeted, heat house. $40/month plus utilities. In 3519 SOUTH Cedar - Marlett Manor. furnished. $135 and up. 337-0511 Lansing. 10 minutes from $21 per week includes private To Get the Largest Discounts in town or HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT on all your Campus. Call Doug. Okemos COMPANY 351-7910. 22-2/27 Hardware. 332-1315. 4-2/13 automotive parts and accessories. All you have to do is TWO GIRLS needed New Cedar ONE-TWO GIRLS now or spring. walk through front door, we'll do the our rest. Americana damage Apartments. No 351-8415. 10-2/24 9 TAKE ADVANTAGE of the great buys in household goods in deposit. 351-1876, 351-7138. 5 2-13 today's Classified Ads. REDUCED, 2-man..Furnished, spring KRAMER AUTO 800 E. KALAMAZOO 484-1303 term, Capitol 3-2/13 Villa. 332-3320. Beautifully clientele. maintained. Lease Select JOLLY sleeping home - PENNSYLVANIA. Near - room for gentleman, 332-3135 or privileges and parking. 882-6549. O 882 1010. 5-2/17 spring term I man apartment $60 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units. These spacious luxury apartment 332-2029, e enings. 5-2/17 CROSSWORD are completely GIRL NEEDED: to sublease s carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish term. Chalet Apartments. ACROSS Mediterranean 351-2073. 5-2/17 32 Relocate 1. Gladstone furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 1. Judge's bench 33 2. Armpit Jeopardy garbage disposal and individual control - central air 5. Gamble 35. Siesta 3. And not 8. Excitement 36. Grass conditioning. These two or four man units have up to •1. Waive 3 11. Medicinal plant 38. Side of a 5. Awkward 12. Swiss canton parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been 6 Silkworm 13. Dance: Fr. 40. Ashen 7. Headresses adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, •14. Flower 4!. World 8. Flowermp, 16. Rubber tree 46. Science recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be 17. Unit of energy 47. Study 9. Sp. surrealist among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. 18 Percentage 48. Astronauts' 10. Butterine 20. Gratuity goal There are units starting at $70/ month per man. 23. Soda 49.1 do 15.Epoch 19. Astringent 25 Notion 50. Cake ingredient 27. Narrow minded 20. Twitching 51. Consign 21. International 2 s H 5 6 7 8 language 1 9 ,0 MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day " % 12 1 >3 22. 24. Earrings Genuflecting Featuring except Sunday 1 16 26 28 At Kava a distance Special Package Stereo system with PHONE: 332-6441 iT~ YA id~ P ?9. 31. 34. Twilled cloth Tempt Warm 1 20 22 23 82 watt AM/FM 2M receiver, two excellent speakers, THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE 2T~ m % LUBRICATE NOW plus changer, base dust cover and cartridge LET US HELP YOU JO %31 32 » 37. Pottery 39. Jewels LIST $57995 SAVE^ spEC|AL S45995 WITH ALL YOUR % 42. Egg drink 43. Streak in Qltopclungfjam 33 ~ WINTER NEEDS IP 36 JT 3W 33 mahogany 44. Heir "the" stereo shoppz """ 39 Y/, % 45. Finale 4620 S. Hagadorn KILDEA SUPER SUNOCO 40~ 46 % W <15 HO At NeJac of East Lansing zzsrxr MANAGEMENT hXCI. USI VEl. Y BY SERVICE W 50 % % 918 E.GRAND RIVER * ED7-9320 % Alcn Management Company "(corner of Grand River & Bogue)] Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 13 | For For Sale For Sale Peanuts Personal Sajei BLACK LIGHTS bulbs and TELECASTER amplifier - GUITAR, both new condition. Jordan TOY FOX terrier, registered. Good watch dog. Excellent itlmufi. Stalemate Hi accessories. Available at Marshall pet. Best offer. 351-2377. 5-2-13 627-7152. 3-2/13 Music Company, East Lansing. (Continued from pegs 1) BAUER C-2/13 SLIDE projector; Fully GIVE YOUR passionate Other red colors VALENTINE inflatable chair. available. Many a WARM WINTER EVENINGS with cuddly "Animals puppy I tor Sala" Check the In today's a concerned about the students and the campus situation. Taylor is optimistic that the sjsiKar automatic. Best offer. Call Pat, 355-7475. 1-2/13 groovy styles, including hassocks and couches. Low prices. Phone BRUCIE AND Dickie: Valentine's Day I Low Carol and Happy problem can be resolved at any time. ?ta?'Fee b SIAMESE KITTENS - affectionate Alice. 1-2/13 HARMONY BASS guitar. Double 337-9215, noon to midnight. The union again stressed that valentinesl House-broken, 9 The pick-up. Sunburst finish, case, 10-2-13 N. Wonders Hall mixer, Saturday, following Free University Classes the action is not a strike. weeks. Call 339-8450. 2-2/13 9:00 12:00 meet this weekend: Saturday - Yoga - $180. 355-2954. 1-2/13 - p.m.. Wonders "We wish the driven a STEREO, PORTABLE. Chest of Cafeteria. Band: Vagrant Winter. 9-11 a.m.. Green Room, Union; GARRARD TYPE 301 broadcast turntable. SPU/GT, Cartridges: Grado exp-MK-1 La Ortofon drawers. IV 9-5809 before 3 p.m. 5-2/16 AFGHAN HOUND puppies. 8 weeks. 332-1895. 5-2/17 MSU Baha'i Club meeting, Sunday, February 15, 6:30 p.m.. Room 37 Sunday: The New Being by Tillich - 9:30 a.m.. Peoples Church Youth Parlor; Black and White Together speedy recovery," Taylor said. Henry Jolman, foreman of automotive services, general SfcasS Fayette M-700 FM-MPX tuner. BOOK OF Knowledge - Baautifull Union. Ervin L. Thomas Coordinator, 9:30 a.m.. Peoples Church H.S said possibly more bus CONGRATULATIONS TO my Little Lounge; Pauls Letters to the Romans Call 353-7520.1-2/13 Only 3 years old: unused. Sister, Jane, Step-up program, Washtenaw transportation will be available "It is a day to day 355-9952. 3-2/13 on becoming Community College will speak on A - 9:30 a.m.. Peoples Church Parlor; 1952 ANDERSON - plus furniture. President of The Little Sisters of on Monday. Jolman said, "-iv SONY 150 tape recorder. $110 or New World Order. Everyone Sensory Awareness and Body Part-time bus drivers will be Good condition. By Spring. $750. the Laurel. Love, Duane. 1-2/13 Massage - 8:00 p.m.. Room 34 indication of best offer. Call 332-6294 after EPIPHONE ELECTRIC guitar $100 351-7823. 3-2/13 Welcome I called in to maintain service. another 4:30 p.m. or any time weekends. or best offer. Shure mike - $20 Union. day of service come, ,t| 353-2689. 5-2/17 SNUGGLE T. BUNNYKIN, III. Democratic Central Committee However, since manpower is when we get sick calls C 2-2/16 NEW MOON, 1962, 10X50'. Asking Wowl Eight months already and meeting, Saturday, 10 a.m., 35 Union MSU Committee to Defend the limited, bus service will be drivers." he said. ® $2,450. Call Steve, 355-8400, 1-5 YEARS to goll Glad it's with you. MINOLTA SRT - 101 FI.7. 300 mm ST. BERNARD pups. AKC, 6 weeks Building. Discussion of Platform Conspiracy 7 International Multi - p.m. or stop by 307 Trailer Haven All my lovin' - BIG OSCAR old. Excellent bloodline, shots, issues for 1970. To show enough Media Conspiracy Festival, Saturday, Accura F5.6. Case, Flash, $250. between 8-10 p.m. any MAN. 1-2/13 day this Factory bombiin 372-8015. 3-2/17 wormed. 332-1911.4-2/13 interest in 18 year old vote - there by February 14, 12:00 noon - 4:30 week. 3-2/13 getting a place on the agenda for p.m., Union Ballroom. This Festival LINCOLN WHAT and Valentines? TWO PAIR skiis- Rossignols <195's) disucssion and debate. Topic: 18 year will include 2 mock trial films. Rock 1c WATE and Fate scales, gives L_o,t AZ0,und What a turkeyl Happy Birthday - character and Hart Javelins (205's). old vote. music, light show, guerilla theater, readings, a sturdy bank. from two of the three Musketeers. 337-0420. 3-2/13 etc. Free Admission!! (Continued from page 1) $25. Doug, 332-2491.2-2/16 LOST RING, five band gold, clear, 1-2/13 All planes were green, red stones. Richter Concert. LIVE CHAMBER MUSIC Sunday at usual and have returned report- TOSHIBA COMPONENT stereo with 8 p.m. in South Case Lounge. A Badminton Club, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.. as people chatted in safely. ^ DRYER, DINING and 351-7703. Reward. 3-2/17 D.E.N. YOU'VE made me so cafes. Israeli planes very Women's Intramural Building, Lower outifts, couch, T.V. 482-4770 c 8 track tape deck, and VM Beethoven Rasoumowsky Quartet have happy. Happy Valentines Day. Gym. All Shock waves from explosions targets around Cairo I. 1-2/13 turntable. Earphones included. and Bach Cello Suite. Outstanding Faculty and students N.E.G. 1-2/13 shook the wide windows of the El Khanqa and Brand welcome coed. new. Must sell because of string players from MSU. Free. - Dahshur h, draft. John 353-4027. 5-2/17 Hilton Hotel in downtown Cairo other raids since ROUND TABLE, seats 12 with NEELIE: 14D is 2W - lots of myster, Jan. 7, leaves, extra bed, sewing machine, LOST: RED and pink poncho near Mixer, plus Hank Graff Light Show, Recital, tonight, 8:15 p.m.. Music and rattled windows elsewhere. The Israeli lost of excitement. Tomorrow is command air REFIRGERATOR, ADMIRAL. tonight, 9:00 - 12:00 p.m., Akers Building Auditorium, Elsa Ludewig - In Heliopolis, a Cairo suburb, ; fly ng 484-2329. 5-2/19 Electric range. Oldsmobile 1962 G.R. Salty, 355-0372. Reward. 1-2/13 the dey. Happy V-Day. Lyrad. Classrooms. Band: Paramounts. 50c clarinet recital with David Renner residents said they heard the Israeli Egyptian planes 1-2/13 and Walter Verdehr assisting. No army positions h TOWER PENTAX camera with Holiday, 2-door. 372-5089. 3-2/13 admission. sound of central sector of the 58mm Charge. explosions, antiaircraft Suez 55mm Takumar 1.8 lens and personal The Cellophane Box presents a Dance fire and artillery. during the day. No dam® Super Takumar lens. Dayan's warning was casualties were OLYMPIA TYPEWRITERS. Used 2 - Concert featuring the "Woolies," Albatross Coffeehouse 3 Hudson reported. Cheap. 351-8361, after 6 p.m. FFFLY standard, $50. 2 portables, $25. ACAPULCO ... GO 9-12 Saturday. A coffeehouse from River Sloop Project Benefit Concerts, unprecedented in 22 years of In 2-2/16 EXOTICI Room, 3 meals daily, Arab Israeli conflict. It not Jordan, sporadic 332-6524. 10-2/24 12-2, with great folk singers. 75c for Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 8:30 p.m., • was Jeep, tourist service, up to 12 TO 540018. With all possible love: reported in the capiu FULL WIG - new, European hair, a fantastic evening of music. Come Albatross Coffeehouse, 547 E. Grand only disclosed that the Israelis of Amman as hand-made, blonde. Take best HART SKIIS. 6'5", barbell set. days, $225. Leave when you want. Many more Windsors. 543119. and join us at the Cellophane Box in River, across from Berkey Hall, are using bombs with delayed - Government offer. 355-9925.2-2/13 351-5249. 32-3/13 1-2/13 Palestinian leaders met Cornet, tape-recorder. 351-1583. the Brody Multi purpose room. featuring: Friday: Tom& Linda, Jeff action fuses up to 24 hours but - times to iron out the 3-2/13 Elliot; Saturday: Ed Henry, Dan admitted that "due to a DEAR BUNKS, It was weird but it arising from tough new - T.V. RENTALS was fun. Bunkies Forever Students International Meditation Raefeldt; Sunday; John Campbell, technical error one plane may BLANK 8 track cartridges and title Happy Society is having an advanced lecture Charlie Smith. All three hosted by measures imposed free delivery, service Valentines. 1-2/13 have dropped its bombs outside by the- labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, given by Stan Crowe at its regular Joe Janeti. Donation of $1.50 will go The government denied and pick-up. the target area." plugs and jacks galore. All at Sunday meeting at 5:00 p.m. in the topete Seeger's Hudson River Sloop Israeli state radio any clash took place in catalog prices. MAIN UNIVERSITY T.V. RENTALS Union Goldroom. All members are Project. ELECTRONICS, 5558 South Welcome. For information call Steve commentators listed three Wednesday night. Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C Phone 484-2600 Goetz at 351-3241. possible reasons for Dayan's Shots were heard in - HEATHKIT AR-13A stereo receiver. Real Estate move: parts of the city during 66 watts. Like $215. CLASSICAL GUITAR. Jose Ramirez GIVE FUR, Valentine's Day. $4.00 new. Don't forget the Ichtus (Sign of the - -To underline Israel's morning, but in the after— 3. 2-2/13 No. 2, hand-made in Spain. Phone 882-7278 after 4 p.m. 5-2-13 and up. No. 9. 201% Grand River. 5-2/16 NEAR M.S.U. 3111 Quiet Manley Drive. neighborhood on Lansing's Fish) February coffeehouse tomorrow night, 14th at 8:15 in the Who's declared policy of attacking only was quiet. The funeral procession that guerillas FOR SALE Amplifier, air east side. Delightful 3-bedroom of military targets by admitting a basement St. John's Student several hundred people. SUNGLASSES, FREE LIFE technical error in the factory Sun, $750. Call after A SAFETY, or -- INSURANCE ranch, attached garage and sun Center (327 M.A.C.) Our friends will 2-2047. 2-2/13 tempered lens or any optical literature. Call licensed agent - porch. Basement attack. has shop, be there to share their songs, ballads, Guerrillas claimed thit needs. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O laundry and finished rec room -To offset the propaganda poems and generous spirits with Wednesday's incident FRINGED LEATHER jacket. Size 2615 East Michigan Avenue, with bar. Gas heat, 1H baths, lots Susan M. Frantz, Wyomissing, Pa., value to the Egyptians, who anyone who wants to spend a free forces opened fire 372-7409. 5-2-13 SAY IT with meaning and say it to of closets. Large fenced lot with sophomore to Howard M. Mager, 40. Brand new. Phone 489-3625 evening with warm people. Please invited newsmen to look over after 5 p.m. 2-2/13 her in the Pickwick Pub at the many trees. Near schools. May Scarsdale, N.Y., Delta Sigma Pi. provocation. come - we'll be looking for you. If the devastated factory. ALBERT PICK MOTOR HOTEL. assume 6%% The crisis mortgage. Price of you'd like to join the entertainment -To give the Egyptians no arose wb 1969 SINGER $61.50 in walnut sew 10-2-18. $24,500 includes Linda Hoover, Detroit senior to humidifier, just drop in anytime and we'll turn Jordanian government table. Used just a few times. Fully disposal, Leslie Gorback, Detroit junior, Sigma justification for retaliatory refrigerator, range, the mike over to you. the carrying of arms and equipped to zig-zag, monograms, inner spring and box spring OPEN MONDAYS, closed Saturdays. Maytag clothes washer and dryer. Alpha Mu. bombings of Israeli population of explosives in Amman button holes, does many fancy combinations. Roll-away beds in UNION BUILDING BARBER Shown by centers. appointment only. Organization of Arab Students other Jordanian cities Tr: designs and winds the bobbin 30", 39" and 48" widths. SHOP. 2-2/16 Phone Mr. Brooks at 882-6443. Cathy Collison, Delton sophomore to A State Department Arabian Night, Arabic food and The guerrillas interpreted it automatically $61.50 full cash Hollywood style beds and frames, 6-2/20 K. Patrick Ober, Seffner, Fla. senior. spokesman said: "We deplore Entertainment, Saturday, February price or buy on our budget plan, chests, dressers, study desks. 60 Peanuts Personal * Farmhouse. this attack which apparently has move to kill the p 14, 7:30 p.m. University United dial 484-4553, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. used matching chairs for study or Recreation! Methodist Church, Harrison Road. resulted in considerable loss of movement and prelude to dining room use. Used card tables DELTA SMELTA Guefelta with Israel. including Saturday and Sunday. says . i VBt'l 5s. ken. Bruce and kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Howard, kkbeautykkkkkkkkkk ]|1 In I' Love kkbeauty kkkbeautykk c and smiles. mistletoe kandkkkkkkkkkandkk ^ Cards and Clippings. kkthekkkkkkkkkthekk These things to me arc kkkkbeastkkbeastkkkk really neat. t's all you need. Cause they all remind me of my Polish treat. (And / Don 7 mean Kielhasko!) 99 to 1 Love' AIN'T THAT BAD ^ JEFF 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan /tTtfKe AM TRUTH /to rue *n«y r/jtfr A CIRL EVENTUALLY fW-W&j nefi&r \ Mier* on >> pAi? VAL*n**y ( Artists, poets By KATHY MORAN acknowledge. In an effort to explain the see Kahlil Gibran expounds on his philosophy of love in numerous love differentl When love turns sour, there is consolation for the bereaved borders of our lives. Gordon Lightfoot, Canadian upon by Mm; hut 0^o,.. be with hin>;uil State News Staff Writer Since 1000 B.C., love has deep emotions of love, poets writings. "The Prophet" is the lover in the words and lines writer and folk singer, says that iLtoT81 arm to protected. ^ project it as an animate object most popular. He says love is for written by someone who has love is worth it despite the pain his heart to be been the subject of wars and such as an apple blossom, or a the lover's pruning as well as his experienced similar pain. and misery. Socrates once duels and endless reams of In a time where the social said > running brook. growth. Gibran also stresses that Perhaps one of the most tragic means marry; if Vf.„„ poetry, songs and stories. Philosophers twiddled their thumbs over it, artists dabbled in After years of running a man and wife should maintain around, William Carlos Williams, their individuality: aspects of love is when it is allowed to grow old. roles of a man and a woman may be confused it is good to «•*. J™ yoisr•££»•■! • bad 0>a wrote a love poem to his wife Many poets put their poems And I only kiss your shadow / remember this advice: become it and conquerors stole it as their comparing their love to an to music or devote themselves I cannot feel your hand / You're Creation of a woman from a philosopher" W reward. the rib of man: She was not asphodel growing through hell. entirely to writing songs. Of the a stranger now unto me / Lost in Love may have lost some of the dangling conversations / And made of his head to top him; nor its gallantry since the days of A contemporary lyrical poet, body of songs there are to date, Rod McKuen speaks of love as a most deal with love in one the superficial sights / In the out of his feet to be trampled Helen of Troy and Cleopatra, "dance -- a demented waltz, with respect or another. but every year one day is put all the dancers just a little bit It is possible to find a song to aside to put a little love back mad." He says it is a time of fit every mood, every emotion intc life. and every occasion , as in the letting go, a game of musical To an artist, love can be seen chairs, a time of being someone song "The First Time Ever": in a beautiful woman or deeply else for awhile. The first time ever I kissed It doesn't revealing eyes, but a poet or your mouth,/ I felt the earth matter who philosopher has to struggle with move in my hand / Like the the father is. an inadequate set of symbols -- Israel expends trembling heart of a captive bird/ words, to say what the heart can That was there at my command, IT NEEDS IT my love. to bolster homes A Valentine's HAIFA, Israel (AP) - Israel is spending $5.7 million strengthen homes against shell to blast in 26 settlements along the spread By KATHY MORAN does not rest just with romantic love ward in a hospital and watch the uneasy Lebanese border, Housing Ministry reported. the Jenny has finally found someone State News Staff Writer relationships. Why not send an faces light up. to love. Lines of students smashed unsigned valentine to a friend up against the card counters is a who might not get one Spread a little love in a sure sign that Valentine's Day is otherwise? war-tom world — try to make here again. Make a lot of little valentines this Valentine's Day special with Increased sales in shops and take them to a children's the personal touch. along Grand River indicate Valentine'^Jay is not dying out, as some may think, though it ■Electric In-Car HEATERS! overcommercialized. One way to avoid the overcommercjalization and make the holiday a little more rnQRtQTuanQS personal is to make your partner valentine a -j^like in kindergarten days»^^Jehow the heart cut from redVbnstruction "jenny < oaper and pasted on a white doily says more than a store - bought card. Instead of struggling with ideas for little gifts and fighting the mobs in the sfilSres, make lames! little booklet of happy and sad a Shovnri i The film (*) things that have happened since 9-.00 P- slips social signi ficance between you started dating your guy or the sheets. A wite-swappingl girl. It will make more of a keepsake sentimental and have value more than romp!" .UfillUm Ukll „ Pi I* „ MA01TM , J 1 something someone else wrote. Sigma Alpha Iota, the music sorority, is sponsoring "Singing Valentines" Members will sing valentine messages and songs for anyone. - Those who are interested must sign up between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. today in the Music Bldg. and pay 50 cents. SHOWN DAILY AT The sorority sisters will place - 2:00-4:00 .—AN NGC THEATRE ' the call anytime Saturday and 5:45-7:30 sing any one of 14 songs which SPARTAN TWIN EAST AND 9:30 PM the sender chooses. Some sororities and fartemities are sponsoring parties or dinners and the Gables is decorated for the occasion. But why not steer away from the rest of the world and eat hamburgers by candlelight in your apartment or hold a love-in in your dorm room? Another suggestion is to bake a cake or cookies shaped like sweetheart. valentines with your Who knows The spirit of Valentine's Day what evil lurks in the heart of man? NOW! FEATURE 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:30-9:40 "A JUICY COMEDY!" —Wanda Hale. N.Y. Daily News Commonwealth United Presents a Grand Film Starring iifffiecMagic Christian You know about it, you with qumistar* RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH • LEONARD FREY • LAURENCE HARVEY • CHRISTOPHER LEE dig it, and now it's here SPIKE MILLIGAN • RAQUEL WELCH hM,WILFRID HYDE WHITE • ISABEL JEANS • CAROLINE BLAKISTW "Ramsey Lewis99 style on Friday afternoons TONIGHT AT MATINEES 7:30 & 9:15 SAT. & SUN. TECHNICOLOR FRANKOVICH PRODUCTION FOR COLUMBIA RELEASE Technicolor TODAY ^SPARTAN AN NGC THEATRE FWANDQR SHOPPING CENTER • TWIN WEST ' 3100 EAST SAGINAW • ****•»] Hum 3510030