The only place . . . in the halls of justice . . . MICHIGAN Monday where justice is found is in the Fair... „l. 62 halls. Number 135 -Lenny Bruce UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan . Cloudy . . and and high in the mid-20's. near 15 this evening. Monday, February 16, 1970 CHICAGO udgecites 7, lawyers for contempt (AP) -ffman sentenced one defense - Judge Julius J. four years in prison Sunday and the attorney Rubin was cited on 15 sentenced to 25 months and 23 Weiner received 2 months and counts and days in jail. 18 days on 7 court does which will again enable me to once rejoin the defendants in what has been of bonds and Judge Hoffman said "I have Hoffman said he blames increased crime in the richest association of no authority to fix bonds" and the defense of a client," the sr to 20 months for contempt of court counts and Froines was my life." then the country partly on judge said. sentenced to 6 recessed the session. lawyers. the riot conspiracy tria! of seven men. months and 15 days on 10 Weinglass' sentence also was stayed until "I am one of those who believe that the In his statement before sentencing, counts. Sullivan said he would file a The judge's action came while a U.S. Judge Hoffman stayed execution of the May. Thomas Sullivan, motion increase of crime in this country is due in Kunstler of New York City said: "I sentenced representing the for bonds in the Circuit am lawyers, brought up the question Court of Appeals. large part to lawyers waiting in the wings sorry I lost my composure Saturday. I felt -trict Court jury was in its second day of attorneys until May to allow them to Before such frustration that I cried iberations in the five month function as lawyers for the sentencing Kunstler, Judge willing to go beyond professional duty in publicly for - trial defendants. the first time since I was a child. I am ming from the violence that occurred "Only the record can reveal what for disrupting the decorum of the sorry connection with the 1968 Democratic has court, gone on here," said the but I am not ashamed of tional Convention in Chicago. never heard a judge. "I have my tears. lawyer say to a judge the "I am not sorry for any acts in the Hoffman sentenced attorney William M. things you have said to me conduct of nstler to 48 months and 13 days on 24 during this trial. defending my clients," he Kunstler's conduct in added. "I only hope my fate does not deter nts of contempt and defense this case has attorney created a record replete with other lawyers who will be asked to -nard I. Weinglass to 20 months and five direct defend violation of the orders of the clients against the ys on 14 counts. court," he encroaching federal said. government..." Hoffman said it was the first time he had The judge viewed as some Kunstler aded that he and the other d a lawyer in contempt. of the most serious breaches of defense attorney Weinglass, were "the most Before sentencing the attorneys, the conduct Kunstler's remark on one privileged of men because we are going to •ge completed his contempt citations occasion that Hoffman's ruling Judge be punished for what we !nst the defendants. Jerry C. Rubin, Lee was "outrageous" and at believe in." another time There was applause from the iner and John R. Froines were saying the defendants were spectators' -tenced Sunday and whisked off to jail going to go to jail "in a legal lynching." section, and the judge ordered: "Remove oin the four defendants sentenced and Weinglass said before the sentencing, "I (Please turn to page ' welcome the 9) Saturday. opportunity of whatever the Ohio anti-war SU sophomore conference jn parachuting contact with Mr. Safko and Williams, who seeks unity By KEN KRELL jumped just before Mr. Safko. Williams said and he and Mr. Safko received instructions DEBBIE FITCH Douglas Safko, Dearborn sophomore, from Fiedler on the same State News Editors Saturday afternoon after becoming frequency, that is, they heard communications directed at gled in the shrouds of his parachute, each other, but CLEVELAND, Ohio - The National they could not direct any Student Anti - War Conference, billed as ping over Jewitt Airport, Mason. The communications toward Fiedler. the largest student radical ident occurred around 12:45 The conference in p.m. Ingham County Sheriff Dept. U.S. history, gathered here this Mr. Safko was one of a reported that Mr. Safko weekend to group of six to was jumping with prove that the anti war movement did not - p. It was his first jump, since joining a static line which was attached to the die on Nov. 16. MSU Sport Parachuting Club. He had plane. The static line opens the main chute Approximately 3,000 assembled at Case n receiving ground instruction for about automatically. t hours every weekend since the However, Mr. Safko was not in the face Sentenced for Western Reserve for a University to plan strategy spring anti - war program; a ning of winter term. - down position necessary for the static line It's all Mr. Safko and over but the trial now, as three conglomerate of radicals, traditional William Williams, to open the main chute properly. When the sentenced remaining defendants of the "Chicago Seven" and their attorneys liberals, pacifists and mystics -- and even a / senior, who was also attempting chute was released, the smaller Saturday and Sunday for contempt of court. At left are Defense were number of the first pilot chute Leonard L. Weinglass, bottom. In Attorneys William Kuntsler, top, and over-30 group. That jump, went up together with the (Please tam to page 9) center are defendants Lee conglomeration of people with only one tie master Robert Fiedler in a defendant John Froines. The Weiner, top, and Jerry Rubin, bottom; at single jury is still deliberating charges of conspiracy to riot. right is -- ending the Vietnam War came together -- ne Cessna. The plane was piloted under by AP Wirephoto the banner of the Student ord Corbeil, Eaton Rapids. Mobilization Committee (SMC). Four other companions of Mr. Safko The conference quickly moved into the Buses Williams were waiting their turns on workshop and plenary sessions Saturday, ground with the ground instructor, start; issue after opening remarks from bert Olson, who is also Sidney Peck, president of the professor of sociology at Case Western U Sport Parachuting Club. The Bv Reserve University, and national co were Alan Harris, Dearborn By DONNA DONNA WILRIIRM WILBURN * chairman - The current of the New Mobilization homore; Michael Mulvaney, Midland £ ate News Staff Writer controversy revolves around the Oct. 9 agreement in Eugene Taylor, union president, said no Committee to End the War in Vietnam. Michael Farley, Grosse Pointe which MSU said it services, said he received a call from in; Campus bus service resumed Saturday would meeting to discuss grievances had been driver spokesman. Peck opened the conference in; and Walter Gutowski, Fort following a four - day outbreak of the study job classifications by Dix, scheduled between the The nine drivers needed to dispelling any rumors that the anti sophomore. "green and white flu" in which 42 bus Reclassifying the union workers would University and handle the - war include a hike in pay. representatives of the union. Saturday schedule reported for movement was dead -- perhaps the greatest At the time of Mr. Safko's drivers called in sick. work at 7 jump, the Union officials said the criticism circulated by the mass media after e was flving at an altitude of 2,600 However, contract disputes between the University had The four - day bus driver illness ended at the fall actions. not only delayed the study, but "The drivers assured . Fiedler, an MSU graduate and former University and the union bus drivers that never 6:30 Friday evening when me they will be at "Because the war didn't end Nov. paratrooper, was in one-way radio intended to conduct it. Henry W. full - strength Monday to provide full 15, Jolman, general foreman of automotive service for students," Jolman said. the media decided the movement was dead. Now they want to take a The drivers' picture of all of local 1585 of the you talking about its deadness. American Federation of State, classifications," Otis said Friday. , County and "The University apparently will "Anybody looking around here knows Municipal Employes, AFL-CIO, charged not do any job upgrading under the current (Please turn to page 9) Friday that MSU is not bargaining in good faith. In charges filed with the contract." Negotiations for the 1970 contract will ASMSU REFERENDUM Michigan Labor begjn May 1. Mediation Board, the union stated: The University, however, said the "MSU had no intention of MSU following all has followed its Snyder, Fee of the provisions of the current contract at agreements with the boxes drivers. vote the time it was negotiated....University Breslin said the University position has officials are not dealing in good faith with the 'remained essentially the same." bus driver problem under the "We negotiated the contract under provisions of their contract." which we are now operating, and part of returned for counting In a meeting Sunday, members of Local 1585 AFSCME, voted to give their officers full power to deal with the University in a establish "good faith that contract is that we jQb reclassification," Breslin said. study and "discuss However, under the present contract n not collective bargaining." adjustments are required of the University By JOHN BORGER Peters said he had not to the referendum. and officials do not feel State News Staff Writer They said apparently Clair Otis, coordinator for Council reclassifications letter. 7, are warranted at this time. Lacey had turned the ballot boxes over to AFSCME, said Sunday union officials will Although Snyder and Fee halls did not Tom Lacey, who was his election officials only shortly before he Campus Bus drivers receive return appointed request a meeting today with Jack Breslin, $3.28 per ballot boxes in Thursday's president of West Fee only a week before left to go home Mr. hour, which is 36 Thursday. The election Douglas Safko executive vice president. Lansing drivers. cents more an hour than constitutional referendum, ASMSU officials said the responsibility lies with the the referendum, had gone home to Morton, Pa., this weekend and could not be reached officials, who had not expected to be responsible for the referendum, apparently presidents of those halls. Each residence for comment. decided that they did not have hall was supposed to determine its own ASMSU officials said Fee had been time to get organized. enough the election procedures. first district to pick Residents of Fee Hall were allowed to up ballot boxes prior ussian envoy implies Election officials pointed out that the voting margin on all five issues was so wide that ballots from the two districts would not have made any appreciable difference o (Please turn to page 9) unless 90 per cent of the students in both districts had voted "yes" on Issue V, which ASMSU disappointed oviet-Peking friendship had the closest count. Issue V, which linked a tax increase with cabinet MOSCOW (AP) 8 - The Soviet Union is government adviser and professor in the Kremlin position since before the talks restructuring, was rejected 2,842 to 2,023. Snyder Hall president Dan Peters said ASMSU had not given him any information over defeat of Issue V everything it can to become friends Moscow. began. concerning voting procedures. By JOHN BORGER with Communist China, "Distribution of ballot boxes "I a Soviet "The attempts to pervert the Soviet He contended such books was State News Staff Writer hope that the succession doesn't place fity on Peking said Sunday. Union's peace - loving foreign policy and as Salisbury's pretty shoddy," he said. so much confidence in the encourage such alleged hopes. ASMSU officials new structure ■F' Peters said that voter turn expressed i team Tikhvinsky, member of th« make it look aggressive are futile," "Thus, in the final analysis," - out at disappointment over the failure of Issue V that it doesn't work," he said. "A district negotiating with the Chinest Tikhvinsky wrote. "Our foreign policy is Tikhvinsky concluded, "all this voluminous Snyder was light, "only about 20 people." representative can hide in his ■woer Peters had expected ASMSU to pick up (tax increase - cabinet restructuring) in room, too, problems, charged that some based on relations with other governments fortune - telling is in the interest of but the new structure makes it easier for the Thursday's referendum, but remained "Tk!Uthors •Dout Soviet have been Inventing "fairy on the principles of sovereignty, territorial imperialist circles and leads toward the ballot boxes at Snyder, and did not have his own election officials turn the optimistic over the future of the him to communicate if he wants to." plans to wipe out China integrity and the non-use of force." following highly primitive aim: to frighten The new board members will be restructured student board. elected »Sarattackor,nvas,on- Mvinsky His article was devoted chiefly to an the Chinese leaders with the bugaboo of a boxes in. When ASMSU officials discovered they had no ballots from Snyder, they "Students should begin during spring registration. Cabinet discussed the China attack on a recent book by New York Soviet threat and push China thinking President Bob Grossfeld said he n ln into an seriously about running from their expects a an article in the Communist Times correspondent Harrison embrace with the United States." phoned Peters Thursday night. Peters was large turnout. newspaper Pravda. Salisbury, studying, and did not have the time to take districts, and thinking of ideas for change," e "War Between Russia and China." Chairman Bill Rustem said. "Sixteen per cent of the student body article the ballots to the Administration ent on was the first public While Tikhvinsky shed no light on the Bldg. "The next session of ASMSU has the (the turnout on the constitutional Soviet Chinese relations "It was pretty inconsiderate of them to - by progress of the border talks, he portrayed potential to be the most effective in the referendum) wasn't a very large turnout, negotiator since the top - secret Editor speaks phone at - a time like that," Peters said. but opened Oct. 20. the Soviet Union as taking the initiative in ASMSU had sent letters to all hall history of student government on this hopefully, at the spring elections trying to bring about a new period of campus, because for the first time we've during registration we'll get upwards of 70 Don Hoenshell, editor presidents _«ns^» 52» ™ holds the diplomatic friendly relations between Moscow and County News and of the Ingham outlining the procedures prior to the referendum. Doug election got real personal contact with students," per cent, which will be the highest in the envoy extraordinary and Peking. a graduate of the MSU he said. history of MSU," he said. Potentiary, class one." Good relations, he wrote, "are in the School of Journalism, will speak to Laycock, president of Mens Halls Doug Laycock, president of Men's Halls "I think well get that because it'll be so Association (MHA), said he had personally S,e 48 a Peking and formerandconsul general In now works as a interest of both our countries and of the whole Communist world." This has been 3 this afternoon in the taken such a letter to Snyder Hall last Association (MHA), warned that the new board members should not easy to vote," he continued. "The registration voting procedure will be so Tuesday. place too much faith in the system itself. (Please turn to page 9) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Februar Facts HEILBRONN, , Germany the Army found no grounds for refute statements" were made. , ,,. Army , , , (AP) - When a white soldier died disciplinary action against the -Black soldiers ripped down a pro s r®cia' heritage. The stamp out most of the old black soldier involved in the Jan. after a fight with a black GI on Jan. 26, the U.S. Army's 26 fight. The Army found no Confederate flag hanging from barracks window. a J"!**®,Is demonstrated with feelings," as Day put it. "It's Wharton Barracks teetered on racial motivation: "It was just a f "k "5 ' 80 Afro Part of our unity. The brothers of U.S. Army, Europe. "We' Spec. 4 Day is typical of the ♦ ™earin* 8 b,ack are together. Maybe there's not to have become far more sensitive the brink of racial conflict. fight between two soldiers," an new breed of black soldier n, *[ c^V.ty h°urs- really much we can do, but at the problem," he said in an "It almost ignited a lot of Army spokesman commented. outspoken in demanding an end , ,r* tt1! have a feeling jeast we can get somebody to interview at his Heidelberg stuff around here," said Spec. 4 The last six months, however, to discrimination and fiercely of ^danty and vow "to try to Hsten» headquarters. Michael A. Day, a 20 - year - old have seen ample evidence of black soldier from Baltimore. racial tension in the Army's "In all honesty I think we "But right away the brothers European command, where one didn't recognize the extent of called a meeting," he said, using the term black soldiers apply to other blacks. "We talked it out, we talked with our officers and of every eight soldiers is black: --Ten Negro soldiers were summarily transferred from Augsburg last fall after a series Oil swamps Tampa the problem," Polk said. He termed the "the first Augsburg protest1 really incident that was completely a serious now things are cooled down of protest meetings, closed to racial problem. It was after tanker mishap considerably." whites, in which the Army said essentially a mass black It helped calm things when "threatening and inflammatory, protest." One complaint made at The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State Augsburg was that post University, is published every class day during four school ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) aground Friday in a ship threw straw onto the water in an exchanges were not carrying Black, sticky fingers of a large channel, holed her bottom and attempt to sop up the gooey cosmetic items, hair sprays and terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. - oil slick were washing onto Old dumped more than 5,000 gallons mess. combs wanted by blacks and Subscription rate is $14 per year. Tampa Bay property Sunday into the bay. their dependents. Hundreds of people joined the Member Associated Press, United Press International, while officials fought against oil The oil spread to a 20 - Audubon Society in catching oil square "Fairness is the watchword mile area and drifted Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, seepage at tourist beaches on the uncertainly soaked water birds. They took Valentine's party - until wind and tide and I mean it," Polk said. "I Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Gulf of Mexico. pushed it the birds to Lake Maggiore into St. Petersburg insist there will be equal Association, United States Student Press Association. Saturday where they were cleaned with Milton B. The slick formed when the night. The city's marina opportunity for all, and I'm in a Dickerson, vice president of student affairs was preparations of salad oil and position to make sure that order attends a student affair - a Valentine's Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Green tanker Delian Apollon ran filled with oil and boat owners cornmeal. Day party. is carried outX' State News Photo By Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services City crews strung a 1,000 - Jerry McAllister Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, foot long boom across the 'STRANGE MADNESS' Michigan. Phones: Editorial 355-8252 Pizza surface of the water at the north end of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, which crosses the Two for price of one. entrance to Tampa Bay. The Agnew blasts Classified Advertising 355-8255 boom consists of pieces of Display Advertising 353-6400 plastic foam strung together by Business-Circulation 355-3447 with ropes plastic "teeth" Photographic 355-8311 extending into the water. The workers sought to keep Monday nites after 6 p.m. the oil from drifting out into the Gulf of Mexico and then back of open admiss Town Pump into the miles of white sand Three for one beaches where hundreds of hotels and other businesses are CHICAGO (AP) - Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's remarks were prepared for a $100 307 S. Grand located. Agnew criticized Thursday those he called - plate Lincoln Day dinner, sponsored bv tin Lansing A special committee of state, "supercilious sophisticates" who favor what he Republican party. ' said is called erroneously "open admissions" to Agnew also criticized dissenters. county, federal and city colleges and universities. "Ours is still the freest government pollution officials met to discuss on earth- "By some strange madness," he said, "we find and we are still a restless people, dissatisfied win' MIDWINTER CLEANING SPECIAL the problem. The Coast Guard said it the thought seriously entertained untrained should help choose those to be trained . . . that the the unappreciative of our "Nevertheless, freedom," he said decided against using chemicals and that membership we may declare confidence that if ours is not the perfect form a/ 'win to ... in institutions of higher disperse the oil because it believed the combination of oil was learning should be determined fundamentally by considerations other than aptitude ..." government, it is the best there is challenge critics M not merely to point to its nam 20% and chemicals might do "Of course, the criterion of competence has in but to tell us what they would put in its place" irreparable harm to the ecology the past sometimes been honored more in the he declared. of Tampa Bay. breach than in the observance. But surely that is Civil disobedience in a free government- no reason to abandon it, as happens when the except for the nondisruptive testing of the OFF 26 mpg— concept of what is erroneously called "open admissions' makes its way among some of our legality of the law itself... is a placing of oneself above the law and implies a superiority to tlx law - abiding," Agnew said. Honest engine supercilious sophisticates." HERE'S HOW TO SAVE: He apparently had reference to demands "Those who denounce without self ALL DAY TODAY ONLYI THREE HOBIE COUPONS by - restraint the limitations on activists groups who want admissions without complete personal freedom in WITH EACH HOBIE SUB YOU BUY! our form of 1. Pick up a savings bag from either Grand River Shop restrictions and want voice in government are more likely to our a selecting curtail than to perfect that or our pick - up truck. instrMfltors,,^ /jarfuiM ...w freedom," the m pterideht&lifc J . _ ° - 2. 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Hubbard Hall Classrooms Visit us tonight in the lounge of the Student Services Building at 7:30 p.m. for open rush. presented by Associated Women Students > frandor shopping center Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 16, 1970 3 NEWS Student group seeks revote summary on board A our capsul# summary of th« day's events from wire services. composition the Office for Black Affairs will as to the number of students Constitution. We fell it to be appoint two students of color to who have signed the the ASMSU Student Board. petitions. highly discriminatory, especially The petition reads: to all other ethnic and A loosely organized group of To call for "We, the minority "We ore a special undersigned going to jail, but students opposed to Section J of referendum on the issue, 10 per students of groups on campus." millions of kids will the newly approved ASMSU Michigan State University, The group feels that fight to free cent of the full - time hereby demand by us. They will rise constitution that a placing this section in the same up. That is what are circulating undergraduate study body Constitutional Referendum be issue with the revolution is petitions to force a special restructuring the about. You (roughly 3,200 students) must held to delete Section 2, Article student board, ASMSU denied (Judge Hoffman) have destroyed referendum at the spring sign the petitions. A, Part J "The Office of Black elections during registration. students a choice on the issue at the judicial system. You should be Petitions began circulating Affairs of ASMSU shall The group hopes to delete appoint last Thursday's constitutional ashamed of yourself " Friday afternoon. There was no students of color to fill two seats the section, which provides that indication by referendum. Sunday afternoon of the newly approved ASMSU A spokesman for the group Jerry Rubin, one of said the section is unfair and The Chicago 7 SENATE RACE undemocratic. "If a black student should be on student board specially, it is a International News Lenore travesty of democracy to I An enemy feck Da Nang sapper battalion early this month that had planned to was virtually wiped out bids f appoint them instead of electing them," he said. The spokesman said the tday by a government armored brigade, allied By LARRY LEE named by the GOP leadership deviations from the party line, group is supported by a number litary spokesmen said. Ninety-nine of the specially State News Staff Writer two weeks ago in St. Clair to will offer one of the of black students, who feel the section Ined enemy soldiers had been killed and 20 captured indicate their decision to the challenges to Mrs. Romney. strongest is tokenism and resent it. an attempt at fcday and South Vietnamese armor overran their Lenore Romney is one of nine governor. Congressmen Philip Ruppe of Signing the petition will be Icealed foxholes and bunkers in rice paddy dikes 18 persons the Republican caucus will consider party Nine persons said they wished of Houghton and Jack McDonald done on a "purely individual ■es south of Da Nang. Government losses were when they meet in Saturday to remain on the list and 15 Detroit also said they wished basis," the spokesman said. Ir killed and 26 wounded. The enemy battalionputhad at try to arrive at a consensus Lansing to asked to be taken off. to remain in the running. The other five candidates are There will be no group pressure for students to pined to attack the city of Da Nang during the Tet candidate for the U. S. Senate. Sen. Robert sign. Huber, R-Troy, State Board of Education r new year, but because it Mrs. Romney, in a who opposes the member was under strength did note consensus James F. O'Neil, I. and delivered to Gov. Milliken approach, and the Detroit construction executive RESIGN THE RAT-RACE was waiting for replacements when it was by her was first Iped by government forces. husband, former Gov. George announced candidate, has said Dean Baker, former national Who? . You Romney, said she will remain on he will run in the August Jaycees president Richard What? 1-12 months on Tropical the list "only because so primary regardless of the party Headlee, former party treasurer Island ■ The United Arab Republic seeks Russian many choice. When? Now party members Norman O. Stockmeyer and . lies for intercepting Israeli bombers President fighter think my Where? candidacy is necessary to unify Highland Park Mayor Robert . Unspoiled Caribbean Gamal Incumbent Democrat Philip Black well. , the party." Island Bel Nasser told the New York Times in an A. Hart said Friday, "Certainly, Why? interview The 355 Republicans . why not? llished Sunday. While pressing for MIG 23 planes, Romney, now secretary of Mrs. Romney, who is an meeting r said, he hesitated to ask for Housing and Urban intelligent and attractive woman, Saturday at the Jack Tar Hotel For Students and Teachers. Open Soviet pilots. Nasser will be gathering for the second I also quoted as having predicted that if Development, removed himselt would be a strong candidate. from the list at a short meeting in a series of three Washington "I, as a Democrat, do not designed to choose meetings (Not a Hippie Commune). Write: i more Phantom jets to TROPICAL Israel, the United States with Milliken at Chicago's think it wise to comment Union Ave., Suite 207, ISLAND, 2158 Lid lose its economic interests in the Arab world candidate. Memphis, O'Hare airport Friday. any in further on (the Republican) I than two years. Romney said he family discussions." would not become Would You a candidate "in light of IThe case of a South Vietnamese lawmaker who faces known circumstances." Congressman Donald Riegle of Flint, who has been trying to Jecution for pro - Communist activities appears to be The Romneys were the last of build up party support following ■ding up into a new cause of friction between Saigon the 26 "possible candidates" falling out because of Believe. some j Washington. Deputy Tran Ngoc Chau is accused by outspoken ambitions and . . lident Nguyan Van Thieu of Tmunist agent. The agent, who is now in having contacts with a IFC installs Study in Cedar Village is giving away a free ticket for the A.S.M.S.U. prison, is Acapulco spring - break trip PLUS $50 spending money! |u's V brother. Chau has claimed that his purpose in his new officers Guadalajara, Mexico delayed legal attack on him is to silence all political josition and that he is being used as an example. The Interfraternity Council (IFC) will install new officers Register at the Cedar Village model anytime Wednesday. 8, art, folklore, geography, h during iTlie first 15 of 50 U.S. February, Mon. thru Fri., 1 4:30 p.m. Drawing to be held - trucks headed for war Students who have been March 5th. Trip starts March 21st. |red Eastern Nigeria Sunday to help in the long - elected are: President Paul : rehabilitation of millions of war victims. They Wenstrom, Grand Blanc junior Cedar Village Apts. of Sigma Chi; Vice President of Jed some emergency medical stocks and hospital Development Rick Olson, Union I that had been in Lagos for weeks. Of 50 United Lake junior of Alpha Gamma !s-supplied jeeps rushed to Nigeria in January, 10 Rho; Vice President of Public |till in Lagos, and some already in the East are being Relations Chuck Taunt, Pontiac s taxis junior of Psi Upsilon; Vice by drivers who have not turned them over President of Rush John Kindra, [dered. Mt. Clemens junior of Delta Tau Delta; and Chief Justice Mark Israeli warplanes bombed and strafed Egyptian war Hoag, Grand Rapids sophomore of Lambda Chi Alpha. fts on the northern sector of the Suez Canal for 2Vi s Sunday, the military command announced. The i returned unharmed after hitting outposts and lery batteries. In a separate incident, an Arab Your filla Spied was Golan killed by an heights of Syria. Israeli army patrol on the birthdate indicates * * * ^ Chinese Communist worker whose heart stopped |ng for 17 minutes after he was lrocuted was revived by doctors who wereaccidentally the guided by ■thought of Chairman Mao Tse-tung, New China ^ 'uAgency reported Sunday. The government agency appearance solutions to And soaking youi Lensine between wearing periods assures you of proper lens Ching-lin was electrocuted last November while (ork in a flour mill in northern China's Shensi in your properly mod¬ ify and care giene. Vou get a free soaking-stor- age case with individual lens com¬ hy¬ for your con- partments on the bottom of every t. "He was pis1 "earnestly studied" in a state of clinical death" when the Mao's teaching and decided life of Contact lenses are made acts. making em ready for bottle of Lensine. It has been demonstrated that up his chest for your eyes. But now improper storage between wear- tted. a cardiac massage, the agency the phrase of modern plas¬ tics which have < there's Lensine from ings permits the growth of bac¬ teria on the lenses. This is a sure tirely different charac¬ Murine. Lensine, of eye Federated cause irritation and, in teristics than the tissues some cases, can endanger your and fluids of the eye. Conse¬ Bacteria cannot grow in quently your eye cannot handle Lensine is the one solution Lensine because it's sterile, self- National News Department this foreign object without help. So, in order to correct for Mother Nature's lack of foresight, for complete contact lens care. Just a drop or two of Lensine coats and lubricates your lens. This al¬ sanitizing, and antiseptic. Let caring for your leader of the revolt against the Democratic Ifship of the House of Representatives said Sunday |of the attack is against what he called "Southern Stores, Inc. you have to use lens solutions to make your contacts and compatible. your eyes lows the lens to float more freely in the natural fluids of your Why? Because Lensine is an "iso¬ eye. | reactionaries." Rep. Richard Boiling, D-Mo., said This There was a time when you needed two or more separate tonic" solution, very much like your own tears. Lensine is com¬ principal allies of House Speaker John McCormack patible with the eye. ■assacliusetts Pjiose who are the "Southern racist reactionaries represent the remnants of the big city presents Lensine Cleaning your contacts with retards the build-up of foreign deposits on the lenses. lines." a new career Mother Nature Burgeon General Jesse Steinfeld said Sunday a ■ng amount of evidence would indicate other forms Jntraception would be safer for some women than opportunity However, he said, "I think the pill has saved if you • I more lives than planned on it has cost." Steinfeld said there lizards associated fat 'r he did anything. not with the pill, but he went on to think there was a 100 per cent safe answer the never ad. feP- John E. Moss, D-Calif., said Sunday that any contact SHOP ►rchip of military newscasts "has to be based on 1 security grounds or it has no validity." Moss is in Director of Executive Rcl Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 PACKERS lenses to investigate charges by G1 newscasters that All Packer Stores Open lys. Command censors radio and television The stars say i^sts on American Forces Vietnam Network lN- As he arrived for three Mon. - Sat. days of hearings, Moss hard work could 9 A.iyU to 9 P.M. [newsmen that if he could not find valid grounds for be followed by lotions on the newscasts, "we will take strong Sunday ption." signs of success. 10 A. M, to 5 P.M. MICHIGAN POINT OF VIEW STAT! NEWS UNIVERSITY JAMES R. CRATE The English Black power movemen editor-in-chief EDITOR'S NOTE: The now. It was first published in 1789 in conference had been organized by ■ following WILLIAM B. CASTANIER "Point of View" was written by London. Trinidadian barrister living in London American heroes Tony called Henry Sylvester Williams. advertising manager Martin, member of the During all this period, slavery, of governing Against this background council of the Pan African Student course, was still a going thing. In 1772, During the first and second World Wars it . NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor however, in a famous case known as the many black soldiers made their way to thtt * resolute Organization in the Americas. Black Power movement co GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Somerset Case, the Chief Justice of London and a few stayed on. has gnn.^ KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor The history of Black people in England England declared that slavery in England was illegal. Then the familiar old story World War II movement h* example of American wSSPj" black J? goes back much further than many people took place. Freed slaves could find no realize. As early as the 16th century black work and little food and were quickly It An?erican heroes and the rhetoric and are their was after World War II, however, faces had become almost commonplace -• reduced to a life of destitution on the that trappings of Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award black people really "invaded" so much so that Queen Elizabeth the First streets of London. At this time there was for England. On a June morning in 1948, a outstanding journalism. actually issued an order in 1601 to the estimated 14,000 to 20,000 black Thus visits to an captured and converted German troopship, England of , effect that all "negars and blackamoors" Stokely Carmichael, the late (as the brothers were called then) be people in greater London, as against 10,000 Irish. renamed the "Einpire Windrush," docked in England with 472 Jamaican men and 20 and even Sammy Davis Jr. (since H, transported out of the realm! She didn't At this point a group of English liberals Jamaican women. This was the beginning over to black dig all those black faces wandering about awareness) are • EDITORIALS the kingdom. Thus racism, like everything hit upon a master plan - they rounded up 300 destitute Africans, lured 100 white of the Commonwealth onslaught. "Today, coloured the total immigrant occasions community. among England's else in Britain, has its roots deeply West Indians are prostitutes on board the ship in which they population in Britain is . . . slightly over 1 probably th» embedded in a centuries-old tradition. most active in the Black placed the Africans, drunkened the million - or about 2% of the total British Power mo~ During this period, black people unsuspecting girls and shipped the whole population of nearly 55 million. They This is not surprising, since West became a favourite topic for writers. bunch off to Sierra Leone to found include form the largest 525,000 West Indians, 200,000 Nixon: a . .. group within the washing Shakespeare's "Othello" in which the hero is a black man, is the best- known example. Paul Robeson is among the many famous personalities who have appeared in this colony. This, believe It Sierra were Leone was or not, is how founded! Most of the original bunch died pretty early, but they later joined by equally destitute Indians, 125,000 Pakistans, and 150,000 from Africa and other parts of the Commonwealth" -• Discrimination In England," by W. W. (from "Racial community. And in any abroad have a In militancy -- Garvey, Stokely Carmichael are obvious ex case West In long and distinguished padmSL role- (saved them the trouble of blackening blacks from Nova Scotia and elsewhere. Yet, West Indians do not m«" of the pollution Daniel). some white guy's face). So in one fell swoop the liberals At first, English people were cool. the scene. One of the As the slave trade best-known £ prospered partially cleared London's streets of blacks After all, hadn't they been telling those black England is Obi Egbuna a "' throughout the 17th and 18th centuries, and prostitutes, and founded a colony. A American racists how to handle their race And even among West Indians many more Africans found their way to good day's work! problem for years? Anyway, it didn't take Power activity is not confined to ' President Nixon has just sent to non - investment in improving the England usually as servants in the homes of Throughout the 19th century, them long to realize that the only reason African descent. Another of the bg Congress his extensive program for environment. Furthermore, the the wealthy. One or two even became occasional blacks known and most popular found their way to they didn't have a race problem all those leaders or improving our deteriorating President failed to mention any plans famous and wrote books denouncing England to work on the docks or to learn black English scene is years was because they weren't enough Roy Sawh environment. Unfortunately, the for the attack on oil pollution - an slavery. "The Life of Olaudah Equiano, or professions and return home. The first black people around to discriminate Guyanese of East Indian descent. Gustavus Vassa, the African," is the most Pan-African Congress was actually held in The authorities, of President has not sufficiently backed attack which is necessary to prevent against. course, have famous and is available in paperback even London In 1900. DuBois was there. The been blind to the - up his multi - faceted plan with the off - shore and on - shore pollution Influence of White racism America. It is no co-incidence that" necessary funds. primarily on the West Coast and in Carmichael was banned from Mr. Nixon's message called for the area of the Gulf of Mexico. Robert Williams of the England All the usual manifestations of white Republic of $4 billion outlayed by the federal A m6re reasonable proposal has racism began to appear -- job Africa was treated like a common from Sen. Edmund Muskie, discrimination, housing discrimination, for no justifiable reason. government over a four - year period. come This money would be used to D-Me., who has asked Congress for a police brutality, discrimination In insurance, poor schooling in the ghettoes Black prospects combat municipal wastes, enforce $25 billion package over four years into which black people were being forced the control of air pollution, conduct with $12.5 billion provided by the even a few burning crosses. The •• prospects for black people intensive governmental research on federal government and an identical Things became real bad in 1958 when England are not rosy. Further imroi-" raised by state and local London's "Teddy boys" (forerunners of has been banned, though white eventually eliminating pollution sum people today's "Mods") began attacking black still ftee to enter. The inflow of from the automobile engine and curb governments. people. A defenseless West Indian named students into English universities h- industrial pollution. The federal The extra $15 billion requested Kelso Cochrane, with one arm In a sling, dammed by a quadrupling of ft funds are only part of the program - by the senator is not beyond reach. was stabbed to death as he walked home "overseas" students. Irrespr $6 billion is to be raised by the states However, to make the funds one day. At least one lady claimed she politicians, like the infamous ?- through the sale of municipal bonds. available, the federal government witnessed this brutal murder but the police Powell, have been making inflam never arrested anyone. This was the signal speeches which have often i Although the President has come must, once and for all, discontinue for the famous "Nothing-Hill Riots." Black encouragement to violence. out with many new and innovating the extraordinary spending for the After such a speech about two people could get no protection from the projects, the Nixon Administration war in Southeast Asia and the Dept. police, so they formed themselves into ago, London dockers spontanc appears terribly hypocritical on the of Defense. vigilante groups to safeguard their women downed tools and marched on It matters and children. Parliament shouting their support cleansing of the environment. little whether we The most ostentatious anomaly It was this determination of black Enoch, and insulting an East spend $ 1 billion or $2 billion less on ambassador In the process. within the Nixon Administration is defense and war; the need remains people to retaliate in self-defense which brought an end to this attempt at Meanwhile, police-black ^ its emphasis on the supersonic urgent for a radical shift in a federal wholesale violence relations continue to deteriorate and against the black transport plane (SST). Not only is priorities and governmental community. ... bni. people hold classes in how to this a "super" contribution to air There has been nothing since to match molotov cocktails. Signs are that I: „ expenditures. the intensity of the 1958 riots, but conservative government wins the pollution but an extensive monetary - The Editors election things may worsen even ' small-scale incidents continue at irregular intervals. Even now, black people out alone and black people may be offered at night are occasionally set upon by gangs inducements to return "home" ' of hooligans (or by the police). A few thousands in fact are black 1 convictions have been secured against the having been bom there). More slogans police in cases of wrongful arrest and planting of incriminating evidence, etc., on Unless there somebody in a are positive i.i«™ hurry it seems that world is going to wake up one of innocent black persons, but most tlme6 there isn't enough proof (usually not mornings and discover, to its surprise, witnesses are around) to save innocent it has another America on the other silk the great silent OUR black people from unnecessary convictions. the Atlantic. READERS' MIND The "effete corps of impudent matters that he speaks about. Maybe snobs" is now safe. In a speech made he should check out Farber's book last Thursday at a $100-a-plate Lincoln Day dinner in Chicago, Vice President Spiro Agnew gave one of his verbal lashings to the "The Student as Nigger" instead of sticking strictly to the sayings of Chairman Max Rafferty. Then Agnew will at least know that a To the Editor: Legislators student grievances can brought immediate attention of administrators and to the aid students be forced to look at students as intervention into university affairs, "supercilious sophisticates." House Bill 3901, "a bill to create equals and university is only a vocational faculty. However, I question the relevancy will no longer look down their noses at given their investigation and understi: Besides being an example of student grievances committees" is a sincere training facility for the future effort on the part of some legislators who of this bill to M.S.U. In other institutions students while hiding behind the "great of our problems, this would go a long excellent alliteration, a supercilious employes of GM and AT & T. throughout the state perhaps there is a tenure wall." into insuring our first class citi oppose the "renressive" approach to have hence sophisticate is one that favors open Of course this is probably the necessity for such a committee. Perhaps then teachers will be able to equality with faculty admissions to the nation's colleges way that Spiro would like it to be, a I think that the problems which this teach, keeping in mind whether or not the administrators. Our equal bar?' and universities. He also tends to university that would produce All-Events secrecy committee come would have to solve should under the Office of the M.S.U. subject matter will indeed meet the needs of the students. positions with these other two |> would undoubtedly help solve some of believe that he should have some say another generation of silent and Perhaps then To the Editor: Ombudsman. Consequently insofar as this administrator can administrate while most important problems facing in the curriculum that he is educational institution today. stupid Americans, a generation that We, a group of students and faculty institution is concerned the bill would have keeping in mind the human and undertaking. Or, in the words of the would not question what is going on from JMC, concur with the criticisms that no effect other than making students feel humanitarian element with which thev are great lead - tongued orator of around them, a generation of have appeared in the State News that they have some sort of dealing. Rodney Watts, Senior Member-a' decision-making power when they actually I have traditionally opposed legislative ASMSU Chesapeake Bay, "We find the puppets. concerning the handling of the proposed All-Events Building. The aura of secrecy don't. This bill attempts to soothe rather thought seriously entertained . . . than uproot the basic causes of student that the untrained should help Much worse, though, than his surrounding the whole affair has put the MSU community at an unfair disadvantage. unrest. choose those to be trained..." general attack on those advocating The administration has developed its own I contend that if the legislature is "at Once again, Agnew has shown a complete lack of understanding of what is educational reform, is his explicit attack on open admissions. It is a fact that in America today one often plans for increasing student fees without allowing the MSU population to become involved in any way other than tacit last" sincerely interested in the causes of student discontent that they personally look into the situation by going to the No-knock law acceptable going oa in today's acceptance. various universities and colleges throughout To the Editor: are not necessary and must not universities. Instead of making an needs a college education in order to We believe that the students should have the state and talk to students, faculty, and Concerning your recent editorial In tolerated. It is these citizens (rich and effort to understand the "revolution get a good job. It is also a fact that a voice through a referendum concerning administrators with the emphasis on the which the State News criticized the alike) who are trying their damnedest most of the inner city schools in this former to get a better understanding of the "no-knock" policy granted to the police in raise a family in the best way they on campus," Agnew has again taken this particular issue. r",ao " wnv the much easier route to the country do not prepare their In calling for a referendum we are not at problems therein. If they could do this search of drugs, we strongly believe that how, and to protect their children # students for college. These students this point advocating one particular plan. while laying aside their institutionalized the advantages of this method greatly coming into contact with any "push® problem, that of coining ingenious The need for a good stage and concert hall prejudices, and not make value judgements outweigh the disadvantages. even members of their peer group slogans to please the ubiquitous do not have the grade - points and SAT has been more than adequately expressed on revolutionary efforts to change the To be sure, we agree with you that might force drugs on them, it silent majority. scores of their suburban institutions that educated them everybody's privacy is in jeopardy by appear that if parents bring up by others. It is also just as obvious that The old standards of education counterparts who do get into college. Jenison Fieldhouse is completely (legislators), then they too would see the "annoying" officers. However, since the children properly they would not are being challenged on insufficient to serve the needs of the need for plugging students into non-token, wave of drug abuse (not to mention other worry about little Suzie or Johnny every Open admissions is the only way 40,000 members of the University key decision-making positions in the unsightly _—1W1 realities) is NOT being checked ot-iug cnecxea drugs, "»uip» but they wu» i be watched 24 # "wy can't campus in America. Students are to get the minority student into community. university structure. to a substantial degree (for us this means day. Children are are human. They w" « realizing that what they are getting in America's institutions of America's universities and out of the However, we feel that the ultimate I propose that if the legislature wants entirely), we had just better quit our temptations and may yield under ran* higher poverty areas. In the long run, question should be submitted to an to bring real change that they mandate naivety and tolerate this "awful and Therefore, we believe that education is not an education. What America can best approach the informed public; that is, a public to whom state supported institutions to give unnecessary" law. Hie police have the right "no-knock" law is constill they are getting is not easily defined. problem of the "Dark Ghetto" by all the facts, possibilities, options, costs, students a voice and a vote in such areas as to protect the people and now they have "cceptable. We support the police and Alliteration and jingoism, though, etc., have been presented in a truthful and curriculum, the grading system, priorities need of our support and cooperation. As " ana cooperai «lncere attempt to protect society wncere attempt 10 prowsc* improving the inner city schools. unbiased manner. Only then will a on the expenditure of state appropriated , long as there are decent people who relieve too, can help to curb the malice o fail to clarify anything. Until that occurs, however, an open referendum be meaningful, and only then funds, and yea even the hiring and firing of that love can carry you through any and aO abuse. The sound of Nixon's inaugural admissions policy for students who can priorities be established. faculty and administrators. Perhaps then, trials and tribulations and that faith in God Mrs. Kenneth K address becomes hollower. The In conclusion, we wish to re - emphasize faculty and university administrators will Is supreme over will of Glbbsboro, N.J. are members of low - income groups mind, then drugs slogan "Forward together" becomes, is the only way to get the 1970 inner that the best interests of all are served more than ever, words without when matters such as these are handled in city high school graduate into higher full view of the University population, and meaning. Agnew's speech once more education. This, at least, will give with their indicates complete and voluntary that the present such students a chance. If Mr. Agnew involvement. administration is just for the white, is against this, America is in much Ilene Zacher middle - class majority, not for the worse shape than Skokie, III. junior anyone has ever young, the poor or the black. Dave Brigode begun to imagine. It may well do Agnew a great Perrysburg freshman For the Student Affairs Committee deal of good to read The Editors up on the - Justin Morrill College Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 16, 1970 5 iourse explores 'Jenny': mel ian, technology with new traumas of assessing By ROBERT KIPPER issumption on its makers' part By RAE FRIBLEY Jenny r " ■ State News Reviewer lhat the audience of the appears as a cross between 70s Little would accept such a Orphan Annie and The class discusses maudlin, Pollyanna (though not as relationship between such "Jenny," the film that brings old - fashioned, contrived film. caustic his environment and contemporary problems as Mario Thomas to the movie Not even those ladies as the former and not a; atomic energy, long subdued as the latter). fencing technology is being pollution, screen, should have been called famous for the ease with which government spending and the "The Perils of [lored in a new course offered effect of a national information version. Jenny," 1970 their tears could be jerked and In fact, the entire film is term and next by the heart strings tugged will fall for system on individual privacy. Like simply awful or, better yet, ineering Dept. Pauline, her early -his one, I suspect.) awful in its !GR is open to students, This term about two screen counterpart, Jenny faces The script, however, is so simplicity of theme - thirds wide purpose and outlook _rdless of major, who have of the class are - eyed and winsome the on the engineering contrived, is it any wonder that perceptions of its audience. majors, but Montgomery hopes perils of her age. pn ATL 111 or its equivalent, course the is designed to technological more take students in other fields will advantage of the course "Play Melancholy While Pauline found herself tied to a railroad track as the K ground of the non next term.,. c in the style of Ramsey Lewis. They are chugging locomotive rounded r and the sociological currently playing at the bend or a moving log State News Photo as it of the By Don Gerstner approached the Goldie: What flies to Europe and Japan this ss engineer, grinding lumbermill saw, Jenny faces summer and has a few Irding to Donald J. a openings left? Miss Gish thrills audience whole new set of fctgomery, instructor of the traumas, Jrse and professor and though the basic innocence and firman of metallurgy, schmaltzy outlook of both are JoAnne: Is that another Union Board the same. flight joke? ^hanics and materials pees. Jenny's pregnant, alone and unmarried in with highlights of silent era the cold, lontgomery said the role of ie: I didn't know Union Board insensitive big city. A could fly biology in society is to aid of marriage convenience adds an J in achieving their desires unattentive, pot - smoking, draft ■ added, however, that the dodging, bellowing husband - f>ns taken to achieve these and a bevy of his turned on have By ROBERT KIPPER said. "Rarely now do you see a creativity. You're given a script back to the theatre. I didn't look increasingly State News Reviewer friends to her troubles. Jreseen consequences. talking picture that makes the today, you read those lines and at a film for 10 years except for The script writers are audience sob audibly, but they that's the end of it. But I had it the musicals." to inform the viewers quick i problem now faced by Listening to Lillian Gish used to. all. I could direct, Looking to the future of (in case from a theatre seat is a design sets, they assume otherwise) that |ety is to find an ideology great "We were working toward design costumes. I knew films, Miss Gish suggested although she slipped, she is not a lropriate to advanced thrill; seeing her backstage, a being articulate improvements without words," camerawork, developing, in American "fast" woman. You lnology, Montgomery said. thrill compounded. Miss Gish said. "What we have printing and cutting. I knew all films: see, being PUTNEY "How can films be |t must now be discovered is The quiet dignity, the today — just words and action — there was. I was a craftsman. improved in America? To realize young and easily impressed by 7:35 the romantic illusions of ther a highly developed invaluable insight, the is kind of a bastard art form You're not allowed to do that the power. To show our movies, '& country lenny was seduced in a drive in j can exist harmoniously indispensable charm that that's neither theatre nor film." today." and how 9:45 SWOPE" - beautiful and >y an old schoolmate while | its environment. characterized her discussion wonderful it is. Show us our "Lillian Gish and the Movies" Commenting on actors' Miss Gish discussed how the Montgomery Clift wooed attempting solutions to radiates backstage as well. motivation, Miss Gish said, "We introduction of sound to history. Give us some heroes. We Elizabeth Taylor films haven't any heroes on the ignored The Truth and Soul Movie problems, EGR 200 On stage for one and a half were looking for the essence of affected her career. She said her anymore. In drive - in screen. emotion. Not Russia they tell their >s and analyzes portions of hours, this frail looking woman playing a child but producers told her how history. What, didn't Jenny know NEXT: "FUTZ" love in the lard! playing childhood all over the she was to have a voice lucky They do all their classics. They ... lent technology, pointing out captivated her trained have a great reverence for their ibout the pill? Of course she did audience world. We went Lflts and costs and suggesting Thursday deeper and in the theatre (Miss Gish worked artists' power and presence. out living in a small town she NOW HEAR THIS FROM THE night. Retracing the believed in our medium with more in the theatre « TOP-HINGE highlights of before was, alas, too shy to ask the AT THE STORE she was the silent film era rigid dedication than they do films) and that now going into "In Russia and France they town's only doctor to give her WITH THE RED DOOR ! so much a part of, Miss today." they could realize the power of movies," the pills. corrections Gish combined recollections with vintage film vocal She said today's actors will in re - make all her successful films sound. she said. "We don't. We birth to this art but we haven't gave What is so amazing about a have less to look back on after film like "Jenny" (and few She gave a clips of her own films and those their careers than she and deep, throaty awakened to its power. spring of her legendary contemporaries. Although D. W. Griffith, contemporaries did. her laugh and said, "Nothing appeal to me less than going could "The babyhood," industry is still Miss in its films, I must quickly add, are quite like "Jenny") is the NEW AT THE WHIFF 'N PUFF BAR "They won't have the back and making Gish said. Rudolph Valentino, Mary creative period that I something over ''Somebody should TL sections Pickford and Charlie Chaplin said. "We were had," she again that I already did the best allowed 11 could bring intellect and come and spiritual BALKAN SOBRANIE NO. 759 MIXTUREA NEW were very much present in her once. I left and went BLEND OF TOBACCO itrength back to It." number of American words and in her film selections, CREATED IN LONDON FOR THE lught and Language sections t was Miss Gish, her personality ••••••••• GENTLEMEN OF ST. JAMES. I spring term have been ind intelligence, that dominated Ask around about fcunced incorrectly. The ■he evening. J NOW! Feature 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:30-9:35 OTHER BALKAN SOBRANIES Iwing are corrections liuncement: of the After welcomed the program people, she signed CHARLIE LATIMER & PAUL BOWLES J "the freshest film of the year!" ALSO ON HAND. Books 11«B ^ autographs and ... % BobOCarol answered lions: Better yet -v # 0 1. Cohen and MWF (000-1470) Ezell, questions. 214 Looking more elated than mao tse tung © come Feb. 20, 21 • CAMPBELL'S ■ SUBURBAN SHOP ; 2. Thornton, 9:10 MWF exhausted by the long line of 8:00 p.m. 1-1480) 304 EBH; 3. i>eople that filed through her his book "mao tse tung: an" J • ■ahams, 12:40 MWF dressing room, Miss Gish was the >1490) 101 EBH; 4. Kareon, portrait of a lady: quietly anthology" is at minority Hubbard Hall Ted Alice £ir books international, 20114 e. } MWF (000-1500) 311 ulegant, gently charming with J; 301. Silverman 3:00 TTh the same fluent, ageless eyes that grand river No. 18, ph. 1-1510) 139 Fee; 401. glowed from her early film clips. 351-5757 mon. - sat. 11:30 - lepper TTh (000-1520) M-D Most of the questions asked 7:00, wed. 11:30 -9:00. ler concerned how today's films American Humanities 113C compare to silent ones she >n: 1. Hickok, 9:10 MWF >articipated in. 30) 315 EBH |Udical Track 113A - Asked if contemporary films lave lost anything that early MSU LECTURE - CONCERT SERIES SPARTAN HUNOOft SHOTMNQ TWIN THEATRE cwm-SlOO CAST |*B23ZSZ3ZB^» SMINMT 2:P.M.-4-5:45-7:30- • PIMM 3(14030 9:30 PIZZA i: 67. Chamberlain, 1:50 jilent ones contained, Miss Gish presents P (000-0782) 109 EBH; 68. «plied, "Films have advanced cFster§ellers Luncheon 8:00 MWF (000-0783) -echnically; they have lost the ST. LOUIS OPERA THEATRE IH; 69. Korth, 12:40 intellectually and spiritually. JVIARL0 ALAi 1 (000-0784) 304 EBH minorities Track -- "Silent films appealed to the Sections: world and moved the world in (RinJoStarr^ THOMAS j^ALDA I [0781) Rout, 101 10:20 EBH; MWF more than talking pictures," she "DON GIOVANNI » Specials 331. i, 10:20 TTh (000-1321) (In English) ICHIGAN TONIGHT-8:15 P.M. l$ecMagic EXTRA! PINK PANTHERS UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Christian" IN THE PINK' " TjjjH MON., TUES.,&WED. _ TFnwunmnn* EXTRA! 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Grandmothers pi 15 15® 1^0* ;u Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 16, 1970 SPORTS By GARY rapplers gain RYWALKOWICZ WALKOWICZ had had beaten teaten Oklahoma OWaboma only one revenge, Radman, however, fought who had been sidelined three crush Sooners, 26-6 tive Sports Executive Soorti Editor Editor time in six previous meetings. back and narrowed the traD to 7 Brundage for the meet's only If there was one decisive gap to 7 - weeks with a rib injury. - fall. edged Gary Bisseil, 8 - 6, in an least one takedown in 5 with two more every Ron Ouellet. 7 - 0. Wrestling victories bver point in the meet for MSU, it points for excellently contested match r' —'-J but couldn't period, quite get Pat Karslake .t Greg Johnson had begun the . kept intact his . ahoma (OU) are a rare riding time resting in his favor. 126. the highly sought pin. came with Rick Radman's last The Spartan undefeated record, now the -ure, so MSU got several second victory at 158. - soph wasn't going Keith Lowrance received one on the only -r's worth of satisfaction in to be satisfied with a draw and Sooner Mike Brundage from the beating Mike Cachero stiff Spartan squad, as he OU had closed the score to 9 attacked Cramer, match. start to finish competition from Bill nipped Dennis Brand, 3-2. I - meet by punishing the - 6 after the 150 event taking him opening whistle and then, with Oklahoma came back to tie as he took Terry Beakley at 142 before he Dave Ciolek scored and down less than a second 6:20 gone in the v Wright, 11 - 2, at 134. The reversals -ners, 26-6, Saturday night at Sooner Jerry Cramer took a inside match, pinning (he match" Tom Abercrombie prevailed, 7 - 3. A takedown in the first and second the final buzzer to brilliant MSU freshman scored at period; IM Sports Arena. quick 4 - 0 lead over Radman, earn a with 1:21 left in the final period and managed a The triumph was sweet dramatic 9 7 victory. - predicament i& almost pinning the provided the clinching points for the final session S' tankers on the enge for the Spartans, who Spartan Another highlight of MSU's Lowrance. way t£> grappler at the close of the first an 8 4 triumph over Torf) OSU, - victory was the return to action t to OU, 24-3, last season »nd round. of 190 - pounder Jack Zindel, swamp In the much - anticipated battle of unbeaten wrestlers at 150, OU won its second victory Corbin. super Vic Mittelberg completed night for MSU, beating Bi two varsity records broken of the meet as Mike Grant took Luttrell, 7 1, at heavyweight - partan icers suffer Highlighted by record Winfield's setting performances by John performance. record - setting Other Spartan winners were Jim Henderson, who won both NEW ENGLAND... Thuerer and Ken nother double loss Winfield, the The Spartans put the meet diving events; Bruce Richards, 5?®.^ swimming team Ohio State Saturday, 71 - blasted out of reach in the next event, as who won the 200 52, they took another one two in - yard before 1,050 enthusiastic fans, - breaststroke by .4 of a second; the 100 yard Crittenden in the 50 - yard - freestyle. The Minnesota's hockey team, and a 4-2 victory Saturday night. 25 win boosted the C°ST / M*e sprint; and the Spartans 400 - by goalie shots at MSU Goalie sPartans' season record to 8 1 *®®"?ma^e.?Ick yard medley relay team, made Laghlan, Murray McLaghlan extended MSU's Spartan shots onstopp - - J_ goal Friday first two periods. Rlrk their second dual meet in - ^ * up of Alan Dilley, Jeff Lanini, Winfield and Mark ng streak to six games with night to record his eight Holdridge. first shutout outings. 8-0 Friday night thrashing of the season. The Gophers fired Saturday the Spartans got off to a 1-0 lead behind Bill Thuerer bettered the varsity Sipola's goal in the first period. tJcord in the 1000 " yard free ' IM Playoffs schedule Minnesota stroked in three goals to carry a 3-1 lead into '^e with a time of 10:05.57. the final The Rhinelander, Wise, period. sophomore then came back to "NDAY, FEBRUARY 16 „ . , . _ win the 500 yard free - style in - 7MI GYM I rt 1 said MSU C°aw fm0 Bes?Pe completely reversed its a fine time of 4:54.55. Court 2 0 Syndicate - Pitts. Pipers play Saturday night and actually Winfield broke the 200 6:00 Apple. Def. • outskated the Gophers, but lost, yard - "0 Pack. Soc. • O.H. Stars 7:00 Bayard • Bacchus Hoopgods butterfly mark with a time Bob Pattullo ; Machine • Cossacks 8:00 Mantlds slapped home the of 1:55.63, .31of a second better - Nothings Spartan's second goal and the than the old record set by Van Dick Shlnsky Dorian Hurtado 0 Gomondys • Mln. Group 9:00 The Buds "Mil - Vikings Gophers' fourth tally was on Rockefeller last year. A surprising exclamation over the GYM II MSU s open net. pictures of five East Lansing rt 3 men? Not when you think in terms Court 4 jt waJJ the of the founder of mutual The sweep for the league butterfly wh,ch life Insurance In America. Our Roy's Boys • Agr. Tech. 4 6:00 Cold Turk. • BB of Shaw - broke the meet open for the contract contains the finest 0 Agr. Tech. 3 • 1 leading Gophers lifted them to •combination of provisions at any 7:00 Bonzai- Annex a Spartans. After holding a narrow price. This is especially 0 Potllckera ■ Tootles 16-5 WCHA record and 16-8 six • valuable as you live with 8:00 Turkles Slrko's Clr. point lead through most of your life insurance and wish to • overall. The double loss dropped the FREE DELIVERY SERVICE convert to 0 Hunyoks - Owls 9:00 West Shaw 8-10 meet, coach Olck Fetters' an income-producing plan. No finer change-of-plan the Spartans to a 7-9 TO ALL CAMPUS clause exists than New England Life's. Mill league crew opened up a 44 - 31 lead as GYM III mark and 10-12 on the season, i Bob Burke took second behind rt 5 0 Strang's Stuff. • The Pack Court 6 6:00 Montle • Hedrlck j" Regular Box 0'Chicken...$1.35 3 Pes. Chicken, Mashed Thrift Box 0'Chlck«n....$2.66 9 Pc». Chicken ^ 0 Klan • Rand. Var. 7:00 Apots ■ MSU Vets ONLY, Potatoes, Gravy,Cole : The Team • Rebels 0 The Weight - RFYL 8:00 Easy Rid • Kuart Knites 9:00 AHA-Spoilers Black Lites I j | Slaw and Blicuiti Serve* 3 to 4. Gary Marshall JENISON rt 1 Court 2 L_ 6:00 Empowerment • Win. Schedule of Delivery Hourt NEW ENGLAND LIFE 0 River Rats - Gorillas Wolfpak - Win. Woodpeck. Eminence-Emperor 7:00 Akcelslor - Win. Akarp- Modern Wholesale Electric Wolvert. Akua Pah. 0 Road Run. Win. 2143 E. Grand River, Okemos - Satyr-Eno 8:00 Hubbard 5 • Win. 1 ■ 3 Akbarama ■ Akrojox 9:00 Hubbard 4-11 8-6 p.m. rica 1835 weekdays 332-8613 - 1500 KcndaU Blvd. 351 -5940 album is dedicated to those people who make sleeping around a pleasure. For Lisa, Jay, Joe, Bob, Danny, Nancy, Rick, Ron, Joanne, Victoria, Terry and the Rest... The Fifth Dimension— who sent four of my songs on a Stoned Soul Picnic B-Side Trip... A Midnight Cowboy who took two, A Famous Myth, and Tears and Joys to ease the torment of Ratso. Sure Hope You Like It By Jeffrey Comanor (Who Sure Hopes You Will) J A&M SP4237 Produced by ii< 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February u , STATE NEWS Do You Have Any Chopped Down Cherry Trees? STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED classified Sell Them For Firewood With A Want Ad. 355-82Rk Aviation Aparfments , FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil ftank For Sale For Sale FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to FRANDOR AREA 2 bedroom OLYMPIA TYPEWRITERS. Used 2 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII deluxe apartment. Carpeted] BLANK 8 track cartridges and title labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, standard, $50. 2 portables, $25. LOST RING,-f7ve Specie! $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C air-conditioned, $160 a month. 332-6524. 10-2/24 green, red stones. Richer TOWWPCttmYOU plugs and jacks galore. All at t Employment 1001 Fairway Lane. 355-2398. 20-2/19 351-3895, catalog prices. ELECTRONICS, 5558 South MAIN EPIPHONE ELECTRIC guitar $100 351-7703. Reward. ZOOLOGY 3-2/17^1 • AUTOMOTIVI Pennsylvania, 882-5036. C NOTEBOOK "i • CMPLOYMENT 3 FULL time men needed, high pay. DESPERATELY NEEDED: One girl for Chalet apartment. Today or or best offer. Shure mike 353-2689.5-2/17 - $20 Wells. Please 355-4366. 1-2-16 »tJ • FOR RENT Room for rapid advancement. Call spring term. Reeuced rates. • FOR'ALE 371-1913,10-12, 2-4. C 351-1397.3-2/17 UNFINISHED Furniture: Bar • LOST & FOUND stools, night stands, inner spring and box spring HOUSEWIFE 9-4 shift. Soda MASON, NEWLY remodeled. chest-of-drawers, bookcases, • PERSONAL fountain. No nights, no Saturdays, Carpeted living room and kitchen. combinations. Roll-away beds in prefinished picture frames, and • PEANUTS PERSONAL no Sundays. Muir Drugs, 1399 Two bedrooms, Responsible 30", 39" and 48" widths. more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 Hollywood style beds and frames, • • REAL ESTATE SERVICE East Grand Plaza. 5-2/17 River, Brookfield couple only. deposit required. 676-4141.5-2/19 References 676-5983 and or chests, dressers, study desks. 60 used matching chairs for study or South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C GIBSON GUITAR and amplifier. SAY IT with aTdLV PICK meaning P,ckwick and^l Pub Jill • TRANSPORTATION WANTED: CAMP counselors for dining room use. Used card tables Good condition. $120. 353-4631. ALBERT MOTOR Hn« I • WANTED private boys camp. Need WSI. and folding chairs. Late model 3-2-18 10-2-18. 0T!|, I CAMPUS: 4 girls for unfurnished 2 Phone 351-8376. 5-2/19 stereo phonographs, and stereo bedroom apartment. Parking $240 DEADLINE plus utilities. Tony Scruby, components. Stereo tape VM 382 PORTABLE stereo, GIVE FUR, Valentine's Day^l 1 P.m. one claw day be¬ EARN AS INTERNATIONAL vacancies created YOU LEARN firm has - 393-6550. 5-2/19 recorders, used portable TV sets. Apartment gas ranges, kitchen excellent condition. 50 watts. $100. Call 353-7636. 3-2-18 No-9-201HQwiSP by promotions TWO MEN needed for tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner fore publication. 4-man in Lansing area. Will train women electric hot plates. $3.99 and up. PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, Smith Cancellations - 12 noon one apartment. Near campus. and men in field of promotional New metal kitchen cabinets. Free Corona. Excellent condition. $70 351-1014.3-2/17 cleat tion. day before publica¬ advertising. Will train in all phases and products. Successful applicant NEEDED TWO to sublet one delivery. Bank card. Master Charge and layaway plans. Hours: 5 - and $20. 355-7998. 3-2-18 _ STEVE KAUFMAN MttgJ clc^^l - OPEN MONDAYS, must have high school education, 5:30 WILCOX FANTASTIC bedroom, two - man apartment p.m. PLASTIC inflatable neat appearance, ability to learn. UNION BUILDING SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East PHONE For personal interview call Mr. for spring term. Call 351-6516. chairs, sofas. Many colors. Cheap. SHOP. 2-2/16 5-2-20 Michigan. 485-4391. C Call 337-9215 noon - midnight. Reynolds. 489-2410. TF 10-2-27 355-8255 ATTRACTIVE YOUNG ladies to NEED ONE man for Twyckingham EKO VIOLIN style bass guitar, $175. Gibson GSS 100 amplifier $300. P eanutr^ersonaTl RATES work for apartment spring term. 355-2137. Call Dennis, 355-5504. 3-2-18 Paraphernalia sales. 5-2-20 43 t 1st and 3rd. Amo 1 day Applications being taken now at ,u- S 1.50 Paraphernalia Shop. 3-2/17 . DELUXE 3 bedroom, 7 room Used straight stitchers and zig-zag 15tf per word per day 3 dova 13 1/2# per woru per aay $4.00 BABYSITTER - 8:30 p.m. to 3:30 apartment available for students or faculty. Complete privacy and •A&0RPING TO THI& Yctung;f)am 2628 East Kalamazoo. C 30. Cylinder SERVICE MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East P 32. Bishopric 35. Peep show Kalamazoo Street. Complete auto . . Since 1940. painting and MAHV Belli NO an P P 37. Palm cockatoo ;4620 S, Hagadorn T- Counhulou collision service. IV5-0256. C 39 Mythomania ■ 485-548 40. New star TAKE ADVANTAGE of the buy* In household goods in great 4aa townsino itrkkt MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: l 41. War god 42. Rolled tea Lubricant today'* Clarified Ads. Mmfimt kk» CMpaqr 43. 44. Golf mouno I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 16, 1970 9 Real Estate, M.S.U. 3111 Manley Drive, Anti-war |Confempf t neighborhood on Lansing's i. fry side. Delightful 3-bedroom attached garage and Basement and finished has rec shop, room' sun (Continued from conference ed bar. Gas heat, 1V4 baths, lots page 1) independent radical groups, were „ ... people opposed to the v (Continued from closets. Large fenced lot with the movement is not dead, but convinced that for the ^at 'or tire SMC to r..r They would conclude that the conclude page 1) judicial system. You should be Abbot "Abbie" Hoffmln, 8 10 years in prison and fined without the energy of youth become ashamed of yourself." " an effective anti - war movement has been those who applauded. The circus As federal marshals led Rubin months on 23 counts, $20,000. „,.s 6%% mortgage. Price of ' now, we cannot hope to build a organization, it would have to sucessful in the past has to end sometime." The sentences on each count The prosecution led > 500 includes humidifier, pring offensive," he said. take a more primarily from the courtroom, he shouted by U.S. revolutionary, because groups like SMC have T®n persons were removed ranged from one day to six Dist. Atty. Thomas A. Foran has i|, refrigerator, range, activist stand against the war. at the judge, "Sadist, Sadist". Beyond that, few of the without incident. months, tried to prove the defendants' I clothes washer and dryer, SMC* The SMC must involve fought to involve all portions of prior to sentencing Froines itself At the The jury deliberated by appointment only. conference agreed on anything. the population. Thus they view opening of Sunday's said: "I'm the last defendant to nearly 10 statements, speeches and Mr. Brooks at 882-6443. One of the" ongoing debates "''Jllli!' essential that SMC members session, Judge Hoffman cited hours before retiring Saturday, conversations before the August IS?"?""1"""P" Jerry C. Rubin, 31," 15 counts be sentenced, but there are On hearing ttat the 10 1968 convention in ! SOMETHING YOU WANT 5S'.h;SJSSinSS af SMC, the largest anti 5h^CcthTUKotcapita"s^,•unitedon"least . • ~ "" atwuu uiuat ue to 25 months and 23 sentence him days in jail, millions throughout the of defendants world and you and 2 hotel, returned to their defendant showed they intended a riot situation. Chicago to create r SOMETHING YOU DON'TI unfortunate mistake but the umeu in tiie « or anyone like you — will never be organization of its kind. as spring to demonstrate T xi; • a* n . . remarked, The defense, in w<:iner> 31>on 7 counts . with a Classified Ad. Dial a,. , . inevitable outcome of the opposition that mass a*J and gave him 2 months able to sentence all these*- "The longer it goes, the better contrast, has maintained that the seven men -8255 nowl It6 TnLlv ost notahlv Sns^ r,; SDK tho SyStCm support its Wh'ch needs Vietnams to strong or to the war stronger than it ,as in d®ys- and 18 people. That's what this trial all about." is our chances. had no intention of creating a i SCHOOLS, 7 acres. Four large corporations. November. In addition, the judge Each ma charged with violent confrontation and were As one SDS member from " held as Defendants sentenced conspiracy to cross state ;)om, under year old. CMP contemptous remarks made by Saturday for contempt were: lines sincere in their efforts to protest 900/Will consider contract, Wayne State University said, "Why didn't the war end legislative"8 aession Saturday Rubin after his citations Ru^in ,after his citations were **—m David T. Dellinger, 54, 29 with the intent to incite ■ • •• rioting the Vietnam ge Hoffman s3'*1 he months and 16 days on 32 during -5303. 5-2-20 the convention. Their — - because we told Nixon we didn't evening, Dick Gregory, political trial is the first activist and former comedian, would determine a sentence for test of the Kunstler said late Saturday like it? Nixon knows and counts of contempt. federal antiriot law passed Accident has that later. in that "a team of known goddamned well Rennard C. "Rennie" lawyers from all Davis, 1968. over the carpeted, 2 car garage. don't like the war - but that' conventioners would leave, they ' 26 months and 5 days on 23 country," was to handle the appeal of the preparing I00. SWAN REALTY, INC. not enough. We have to start would leave united on at least 531(1' but mi,1,ons of k,ds wU1 counts- could , Rapids. 663-9881. 3-2-18 (Continued one point determination fight to free us- They wiu rise Thomas E. Hayden, contempt sentences. .. . . rrom page 1) over." Most of these vocal radicals to end the JSt up. That is what the revolution is about. You have months and 14 days on 11 30, 14 _______ a* *■■■■■■ ■■■■■' rn. COUPON iPnfu Service which is packed with the main all GI's be Drouent home now destroyed the counts. said they believe the war can chute went up between his arm in another only end when SMC and other speech, Jerry and fhp i-R LESSONS. Private - Rock- the t.mnir trunk of of his h.c body. It n peace groups Gordon, Cleveland American semi-Classic. MARSHALL not sell their ideas to Civil Liberties Union lawyer, immediately clear whether the the ni«~ COMPANY 351-7830 he panicked and grabbed the convincing said, "" ' - workers that their oppression, shroud lines became exemplified by such phenomena the American entangled in them without anti APPRECIATE as spiraling inflation, are caused movement is alive and vibrant, MSU COUPON SPECIAL manipulating them. by capitalism IfICIENCY you'll like the way Williams said he heard and bred by the 'We would conceive that s and kittens sell fast with war- Fiedler over the radio Nixon has placated \ds. Dial 355-8255 nowl Safko instructions to giving Mr. open his _ "The people who are going to American people and led them, the CHICKHSNAK 791 end the but LBJ is alone in Texas not ewriter/ the front side of the war are not a lot of ..~erals," because Ladybird wanted him Two pieces of delicious -'1TH COUPON lectrtcs) body. The country fried chicken 300D THRU chute did not open. SDS member there but because the anti war - and golden french fries. ,epair Williams said that as part of commented. movement forced him out of THURSDAY Foreign & Domestic' These the ground instruction they were groups heavily office," Gordon said. p 515 W. GRAND RIVER, E. LANSING DIAL 351-6300 £ s E. May,Sr.1 ED 2-0877 criticized SMC for such actions is Book Store-' Across from Union , taught deploying the different reserve ways chute, and of as allowing Sen. George [■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a■■■■■■■■■■ j * ... McGovern to speak at the Nov. lD LIKE . Playmate for 2 year Large playroom, meals. .Si!!.H? they could demonstrate ?ul, this 15 Moratorium in Washington, Road. 485-8539. 2-2-17 ibility on the ground. D.C., and allying itself with „1Iol lcaci chutes °ther "Phony hherals." jRATIONS, DRESSMAKING, i. jrge. Call Experienced. Reasonable whether SfJTrtJ0 £*'a Software? 355-1040. 5-2-20 licensed rigger, according to the SMC 1,68 embracin8 a1'who Federal Action Agency. He ^ ~ aid the chutes were checked bv . i. • . ■ 31son three times that oefore being used. day of the 'nvfolvin2as a»necessary population, ^ors local DATE were Neither Olson nor Fiedler available for comment for ending the war. They seek to keep SMC what it has been in i people. Write for the past -- nothing more than a Sunday. ch-A Date of Michigan. loosely knit coalition of all ; S. Main, suite No. 2 Ann ' r, Mich. (48108). | NE j uto WHO DRIVES A good repairman. Services" CAR Check in today's Uncounted ballots Systems programmers at RCA get somewhat involved with hardware. (Continued from page 1) There used to be a theory that Issue I was rejected in Case out their problems together. Typing Service vote at Hubbard Hall when it (105-104) and Mason (52-26). systems programmers didn't talk people synergize with each other. The results seem to be was found that Fee did not have Issue II was rejected in six with hardware proving There are conflicts, but it's LETE THESIS Service, a polling station, but districts: Case (135-75), Holmes designers. us right. We call it "total oant Printing. IBM typing and unification of this move was (174-130), McDonel This was like a husband and producing results. For instance, of thesis, resumes (198-144), systems architecture." lot made until late Thursday. Mason (63-13), W. Shaw wife living in two we are already a generation s. Across from campus Voting in most of the 32 (92-87), and Van Hoosen separate houses. We believe the programmer ahead of the major competitor iC and Grand River, iistricts which returned ballots (14-12). We believe in interface- must get involved with the total Ityle Shop. Call followed the general trend of the in time-sharing systems. No districts programmers and APH SERVICES, balloting — approving Issues I III or IV. rejected Issues engineers work problem—software and hardware There •1666. C are other benefits. We through IV (board restructuring, Issue V passed in six districts are not a narrow I MEL: Typing, multilithing. deletion of Sleep Amendment, and tied in Mayo (28-28). specialized too large or too smalT ?f campus. 332-3255. C restructuring of traffic court and Approving the tax were corporation. We are diverse, deletion of faculty control), and Campbell human and (46-13), Hubbard highly concerned rejecting Issue V (tax increase (207-158), Phillips (35-28), and cabinet restructuring) — but Williams (35-20), Yakely (28-20* with the future. there were some exceptions. and Van Hoosen (14-13). You will rub home for elbows with scientists, xperience. engineers, Issue V defeat psychologists- people from numerous (Continued from page 1) Laycock said. "With the new board and increased disciplines and backgrounds. discount, thesis simple there'll be no reason not , .ilTING to vote." communication, students may After all, the computer is during February. find the tax to their advantage." al thesis typing, Board members advanced "The tax failure showed a going to be involved with all the png, binding - Finest quality several possible reasons for the ianteed. Call 337-1527 or failure of the tax increase. distinct lack of communication problems of the next 30 years K>795. C on our part," Grossfeld of this century. "Traditional distrust ol commented. "We made ASMSU caused the tax to fail," If you are working for an mistakes. We didn't allow for situations we thought were advanced or undergraduate utterly unforeseeable such the State News - as degree in Computer Science, we thinking that our linking the tax increase with the would like to talk to you. -V H O SEEK cabinet restructuring was an Contact your College Placement R0VEMENT Meeting, tonight, 7:30 p.m., The attempt to sneak the tax ;es" ads in read the Classified the Joint, Basement Student Services through. I would guess that the Director, or write directly to: ». Check nowl Building. Anyone interested in the tax and cabinet restructuring RCA College Relations, Dept. E, future of the joint is welcome. will be brought up as separate Cherry Hill, Camden, Transportation Alpha Phi Sigma, The National Police issues at the spring elections." New Jersey 08101. ' Rustem said that although he ANYWHERE in Florida Honorary meeting, tonight, 7:00 was disappointed over the tax We not only believe in equal 9 Break. p.m., Room 34 of Student Union. Round trip. ;AP! 351-5249. failure, "there was a significant 35-3-5 Gordon W. Kettler, Administrator of percentage of the students opportunity employment— Divisional Security, Chevrolet Major Division of favor of a tax, so perhaps next! in{ we practice it. General Motors Wanted Corporation will speak. time -- with more campaigning, TO Florida more informing of the students leaving The following it will 20th. Call 339-2753 -- pass." meet tonite: Beginning Folk Guitar - m. 3-?,18 Voting on the tax increase, 7:00 - Room 3, Wilson Hall; Erich which was rejected 2,842 to E grad Fromm - D.E.G. - 7:00 - 301 EBH; share comfortable 3 2,023, was the closest on any of n apartment. Own room. Handwriting Analysis - 7:00 - 115 the five issues. EBH; Medicine and Society - 7:00 - 351-3747. 1 2-16 311 EBH; Microlabs in Group Communications - 8:30 Room 30, 6 spies to die - OLD radios, Atwater !,c Early '20s and '30s. Union; Philosophies of Anarchism radio and Libertarian ism - 8:00 - Room 31, magazines. MAIN Union. --Cong radio J' °ON ICS, phone 882-5035. Petitioning open for ASMSU SAIGON (AP) ~ The Viet Representative to the Advisory Cong radio said that Committee on International Projects. revolutionary committees Petitions available in room 307 operating in remote An Xuyen Student Services Building, Feb. 9 Province tried a number of "U.S. 19. and Government agents and 2199 5-2/17 spies" and sentenced six to Angel Flight open rush, February 16 death. - 17, 7:30, Student Services Lounge. The CONORS Needed. $7.50 for secret radio said the "■'itive, A negative, B negative The Man and Nature Bookstore issues public trials took place Jan. 26 'egatiwe. $10.00. O and 28. It added; "All six served an open invitation to sit in a room $12.00. Michigan other than your dorm, read books, as government agents and agents "'Ul>ity Blood Center, 507% Grand River. East talk with anyone, sleep (we have an of the U.S. CIA and had many Lansing, extra mattress), look at posters and times led government troops to new Campus Book almost anything else. If we dont attack and destroy revolutionary rs: 9 A.M. to 3;30 *M. have it in stock, we can probably installations, killing people and Wednesday, and Friday. order it. See us in action from 9 - & < .»>(! Thursday, 12 P.M. damaging their property." p M. to Monday - Friday, 326 Student An Xuyen Province is on the 337-7183. C Services. southern tip of South Vietnam. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February i6 Cigarettes Nixon trails Dems in student admiration percentage point of one another. Although Nixon trails three should be lowered to 18, over University of Illinois, Indiana 3/79' EDITOR'S NOTE: The one out of four felt that it In this Midwestern student of the Democratic potentials, University, Ohio State Limit 1 following survey of Midwestern the breakdown of should not be. Further, there students was conducted by the opinion poll, 404 students on 18 party University, University of p.rf . (c?"P°n) preference among the students was no relationship between age Michigan, Western Unidex Corp. The State News campuses in Ohio, Indiana, or year in school and the Michigan Illinois, Michigan and Kentucky (shown below) indicates that his University, Notre Dame, vrill publish Unidex student response to this question. were queried by telephone support is comprised not only of Northwestern, University of "Do you feel the voting age opinion polls on a bi-weekly during the first part of this the "Republicans" but of a Louisville, Michigan State should or should not be lowered significant basis. month. Interviewers asked the "Democrats" portion and of to 18?" University, University Chicago, University of Dayton, Krinkle Magic Results of a recent student "Independents" as well. Kent State University, Southern opinion poll indicate that Sen. students — "Which of the following men While Kennedy was rated Should be lowered Should not be lowered 69.8% 27.9% Illinois University (two Ine-Size Panly nos, Edmund Muskie, Sen. Ted about equally with McCarthy, would you say you admire thf campuses), University of Kennedy, Sen. Eugene McCarthy No opinion 2.3% and President Nixon are winning most?" Ted Kennedy 19.0% McCarthy Muskie Nixon, and Muskie in winning student admiration, indications Cincinnati, College of Wooster, Valparaiso, and University of IV equal admiration among John Lindsay Nelson Rockefeller 4.9% Republican candidate for the are that his appeal may have Kentucky. Limit 1 students. In fact, when asked No Opinion (coupon) Eugene McCarthy 1.1% presidency in '72, and assuming been significantly stronger a year East Lansing Store Onlv which of seven political leaders Edmund Muskie you were eligible to vote, who they admired most, these four The respondents were then would you choose among the ago. ^Expires after 2-2i.7ny Richard Nixon were rated within one half of a asked tg indicate their following pairs of candidates?" Hie Ronald Reagan 3.7% following was asked of preferences for the '72 No Opinion the respondents — presidential election between Richard Nixon 'OPERATION REFUEL' Nixon, were he renominated, vs. 45.3% 2.8% "Do you feel Ted Kennedy's support among students in Virginia Maid and four potential Democratic Eugene McCarthy 51.9% candidates. . recent months has strengthened, weakened or remained the THIS Panty Hose voluntee n any order of two complete U' Excepting the case of a Richard Nixon second possible run-off between vs. Humphrey and Nixon, the other Ted Kennedy 44.6% 9 same?" 6.7% dinners, the lower priced dinner will be COUPON Good After I :4 p.m. M-Th. three Democratic potentials out 53.2% Strengthened Weakened 1/2 OFF Regular I Till Mar. 20 Limit l work „ „ (coupon) of weighed President Richard Nixon the East Lansing store Only 45.5% Remained the s; somewhat. (With few 7.0% exceptions, the present college Edmund Muskie 50.1% No Opinion YATWAH RESTAURANT A volunteer team - teaching many of the professional courses population will be eligible to Concerning a possible program is being implemented at the University are often vote in the next election.) Richard Nixon lowering of the voting age, while 59.1% by the College of Education through the cooperation of the staffed by personnel who have not had recent experience in Hubert Humphrey 37.6% the majority of students, as might be expected, felt that it PhiSoHex Lansing Public School System inner - city classrooms, we feel and funding from the Center for that we can strengthen our Urban Affairs. education courses by staffing Called "Operation Refuel" them with professors who have (Relevant Experiences for Urban Educational Leaders), those had the experience and can relate these real problems to THE OUTRAGEOUS #1 NATIONAL BESTSELLER! involved in the project hope to future teachers." "refuel" the aims of education They have theoretically at all levels. combined all of the classes of Four teams, averaging nine each grade level, relieving a teachers each, are now teaching teacher of her regular class. This combined classes of 1st, 3rd, 4th teacher is then brought to the and 6th grade - level children at campus to work with MSU the Allen Street Elementary educators in the hope of making School in Lansing. Each team their methods courses more consists of the regular certified relevant to today's inner - city teachers at the school, an MSU schools. professor, a graduate intern and "Operation Refuel" is now two to six student teachers. reaching approximately two - Each team usually teaches thirds of the more than 400 approximately 60 children. children in the Allen Street The target school for the School. program was chosen because the children are from varied ethnic backgrounds and present a tremendous range of learning abilities and capabilities. The enrollment at the school is typical of many inner - city schools -- 22 per cent blacks, 19 per cent Spanish speaking and 59 per cent low or middle class whites. The school is serving as a learning laboratory for all concerned since the professors are learning from the children and the children are given an opportunity to increase their Monday capabilities. Gerald Duffy, project Chicken director, said, "We are getting the professors off campus and into an actual classroom. Since Fry $159 Golden Brown Fried Chickei plus French Fried Potato®, and Cole Slaw, Assorted Breads Blacks reject news order WoujARDjowmon'f THE PETER PRINCIPLE POLL Fran dor is being conducted by MSU Book Store in E. 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