My love . . Tuesday to I MICHIGAN Mild. . . STATE NEWS ... neighbors. STATI . degrees . . with and a high today of 35 a low tonight UNIVERSITY between 28 and 33 degrees. (ot 62 Number 136 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 17, 1970 7 remain in jail for contempt, jury deliberates riot charge PHICAGO (AP) • Seven men remained getting the defendants free on bond pending the appeals proceedings which hospital late Sunday. out, the better I will feel. It has not been •ailed on contempt charges Monday while a The jury retired from its deliberations significant that the jury has been out this e District Court jury deliberated for the were expected to be lengthy. He said an Monday at 5:30 p.m. -- four hours earlier long, but it will be significant if they don't extensive brief will be filed with the .Mrrf dav on whether they conspired to than retirement on previous days. No reach a verdict today. S riots during the 1968 Democratic appeals court Thursday. Sentences for the defendants ranged reason was given for the early end to "I assume they are either bargaining or National Convention. deliberations. lobbying. We hope they don't bargain away from 2'A months to 2lA years. Defense The failure of the Thomas P. Sullivan, a Chicago lawyer, jury of 10 Women the rights of some defendants. We hoDe all ffled with the U.S. 7th Circuit Court of lawyer William M. Kunstler was sentenced and 2 men to reach a decision prompted will be convicted all will be to four years and 13 days in or acquitted or Leals Monday a notice of appeal on the prison. speculation that a verdict, if one is reached, it's a hung jury. Kunstler's colleague, Leonard I. Weinglass, wintempt judgments levied Saturday and may be mixed and complicated. In determining the length of the Say by Judge Julius J. Hoffman, was sentenced to 20 months and five in prison. days Judge Hoffman told newsmen last week contempt sentences, Judge Hoffman set gainst the defendants and their legal Kunstler and Weinglass, whose that he intended, if necessary, to charge the jury a second time in an effort to have penalties ranging from one day to six months on each contempt count. C°S#van said the action is aimed at imprisonments were postponed by the it reach a verdict in the five - month trial. Besides Weiner the defendants and their judge until May 4, visited their clients in Each of the seven men is charged with sentences are: the federal tier of the Cook County, violating the Federal Anti - Riot Law. In David T. Dellinger, 54, sentenced to 29 Chicago, Jail. Judge Hoffman denied addition, each is charged in a substantive months and 16 days on 32 counts. motions to allow the seven men bond while count of the indictment. Five defendants Rennard C. Davis, 29, sentenced to 25 appeals are are pending. are charged with crossing state lines to months and five days on 23 counts. The lawyers told newsmen they promote convention • week violence and Jerry C. Rubin, 31, sentenced to 25 obtained permission frpm federal two others are charged with teaching the months and 23 days on 15 counts. authorities for Lee Weiner, 31, to leave use of an incendary device. Abbott Hoffman, 31, sentenced to jail eight for two hours to visit his If convicted on both counts, each man mother, who was months on 23 counts. reported to be in "very serious" condition could be sentenced to a maxium of 10 John R. Froines, 31, sentenced to six in a hospital. The hospital reported some years in prison and fined $20,000. months and 15 days on 10 counts. improvement since Sunday. Kunstler expressed optimism to Thomas E. Hayden, 30, sentenced to 14 Mrs. Ruth Weiner, 54, his mother, was newsmen at the length of the jury's months and 14 days on 11 counts. reported in a coma. She was admitted to a deliberations. He said, "The more they stay ids Safko's face-up fall Students who were inconvenienced by the four-day stoppage of the campus bus as mishap cause system will be reimbursed, Roger E. seen Wilkinson, acting vice president for business and finance, said. By CYNTHIA NEAL fetal position with one arm through the "The University has reviewed the State News Staff Writer bridle cord and the pilot chute across the situation, and partial reimbursement for Crowds of front of his body caught on his other arm. winter term bus passes will definitely be Robert Olson, president of the MSU Greet campus bus drivers on their first day back at work after Sport Parachuting Club, Monday explained The reserve chute is worn on the front made," Wilkinson said. calling in of the body and is equipped with sick last Thursday. The halt of bus service for two class the events surrounding the death of Mr. However, the exact refund procedure days caused "sentinels" required by the FAA, which has not yet been determined. many students to be tardy for their classes and, in Douglas Safko in a parachuting accident some cases, miss releases thechute automatically when the them Saturday. altogether. State News Photo By Richard Warren Olson said he believes Mr. Safko's jumper reaches the altitute of 1,000 feet at body a speed of 60 m.p.h. He said the reserve position was the initial cause of the was released when Mr. Safko's body was accident. He showed how the main recovered, but the position of the pilot 'U' cheerlead disband parachute, worn on the back, opens and chute had prevented its opening. how the pilot chute could have gotten Olson said Mr. Safko could not have caught on Mr. Safko's arm as it came up from underneath him in his jettisoned the main chute because of the face-up fall. pressure pulling in all different directions. Olson said he believes that from the He said a similar accident occurred with a appearance of the pilot chute as Mr. Safko support of Coach Hess man who had a record of 1,600 jumps. fell, his arm was entangled in the bridle cord attached to the base of the chute. The main chute failed to pilot The static line which was attached to the plane is 15 feet long, Olson said. It is in open. Leonard I. Weinglass Olson said Mr. Safko probably fell in a held by the was Robert jumpmaster, who in this case "discrimination and racism" made against resign permanently. Pat Bundshuh, Taylor Feidler, an MSU graduate and By JEANNE SADDLER Pauline Hess, the squad's director by the former Navy paratrooper. The static line is Associate senior, Brian Gark, FennviHe senior and Campus Editor Black Liberation Front. Miss Davidson resigned permanently, while required by the FAA for training sport BLF accused Miss Hess of excluding the they felt "an injustice had been rest of their squad resigned parachuting. It the chute Florida opens students done to their black cheerleaders Celeste Moy, Detroit temporarily. automatically. Olson said that if the coach," the cheerleading squad voted not to cheer for the remainder sophomore, and Lynn Weaver, Flint junior, jumper is stable, the jumpmaster will let from some meetings and profit - making of the basketball season last Don Coleman, assistant to the Dean of him go the full 15 feet, but if the body Thursday position becomes unstable the line may be afternoon. modeling contracts in a State News article Students, who originally outlined the black Feb. 4. birds At a meeting with President Wharton, cheerleaders' complaints in a memorandum pulled by the jumpmaster. He said Mr. o save Executive Vice President Jack Breslin and - Athletic Director "Biggie" Munn, the 18 "We that an resigned mainly because we felt injustice had been done to our to University officials, unfortunate that the squad voted to said it was (please turn to page 2) cheerleaders discussed coach," explained Roberta Davidson, E. disband. charges of PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - against Shipping Developments Corp. of Lansing junior, the team's captain. "Our intent was to deal with an undreds of student volunteers Miss Davidson said the team had three struggled Panama. The firm owns the Greek registry individual's right to be treated as a member n*"ve oil-soaked birds Monday as patches tanker that leaked 10,000 gallons of oil alternatives: to continue cheering, to resign of an organization. Black cheerleaders huge oil slick glistened along several into Tampa Bay Friday when it ran temporarily until the charges against Miss ite of tourist beaches. Hess aground in a shipping channel. were investigated or resolved or to (please turn to page 2) About 900 students from Florida U.S. marshals seized the tanker Delian fesbyterian Collge and faculty members Apollan in its berth on Weedom Island in "jed Maggiore to skip classes «e !t up to clean where half and spend - an the day at assemblyline was dead grebes, ducks pelicans with salad oil and corn meal, Tampa Bay, and Faircloth said the ship would be auctioned off if necessary to get the money needed to restore beaches and State legislature honors waterfront property damaged by the slock. wrl Faircloth, Florida attorney general, Cmdr. Anthony Fugaro of the U.S. £ $2 million suit in federal court Coast Guard said Monday patches of the 100 - square - mile slick escaped from Tampa Bay under the Sunshine Skyway Wharton, Adams, Breslin President Jack Bridge and were drifting north in the Gulf MSU Executive Vice Carswell gets of Mexico pushed along by tide and winds. The oil had also penetrated Boco Ciega Bay between the mainland and island President Clifton Wharton and former Breslin, acting Superintendant of Public Instruction John Porter, and former Oakland University Chancellor Durward beach resorts. MSU President Walter Adams will be Varner in addition to Wharton and Adams. opproval Fugaro said it was too late to stop the spread of the oil, and said Coast Guard and among five Michigan educators and administrators honored before a joint Vaughn, citation to who House recommended Speaker William A. the city crews were concentrating on cleaning session of the state legislature at 11 a.m. Ryan, D-Detroit, said a concurrent the oil up as it washed ashore in sticky Wednesday. Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, resolution would be presented to the five committee masses. "We're trying to spread slick - booms — D-Detroit, announced Monday. The session, which will include an "in recognition of a job well done." "In a time when the legislature and , S1Ngt°N is nomination (AP) • Judge G. Harrold to the a kind of upside-down floating fence — to address by Gov. Milliken, "Education Day" in the state will mark by honoring indeed the people of Michigan as a whole, are becoming increasingly aware of the fact Supreme , opposed by civil r'6hts groups, won (please turn to page 2) James B. Conant that the quality of life its citizens enjoy of the Senate Judiciary depends in a very real sense on the quality of education the state can offer them, it is The f 3 12"4 vote Monday. enatP „°U^ votes a8ainst recommending extremely appropriate that we honor these Conant discusses men who have contributed most of their illahas.^" of the 50 " year " old lives to develop the institutions which can hsideiuM- Fla'' iurist' nominated by deliver that hope of educational kfoocrats 00 °n ^an" were cast ky excellence," Vaughn said. Cha""man James O. Eastland, D-Miss., Vaughn added that the session would first state to have financial control of its comprehensive high school will be in also serve as "a sort of official government ,medi *r,ty report will be filed By DIANE PETRYK schools. "I am not opposed to it for the usual I" Preuar r ^ays bave been granted State News Staff Writer church - state reasons," he added. "My jeopardy," he said. welcome" to Wharton. Conant was president of Harvard Speaking to leading educators from "The rill delav i i°n of a minor>ty report. This reason is that I believe strongly in the value challenges these men have University form 1933 to 1955 and served of the comprehensive throughout the state Monday, Conant said confronted and met in their roles in '"ate imn i'l8 up the nomination in the U.S. Ambassador to Germany from high school to which as all the youth in a if Milliken's new basis for Michigan's education system," Vaughn ^ month end °f February or ear,y James B. Conant, former president of community go and meet taxing is a 1955 to 1957. success, "he will have performed a national said, "have been truly great - and each of Harvard University, will discuss with Gov. people of different backgrounds and "We will not discuss the use of CT 0RePub,icans backing Milliken today the "radical ideas" for tax money for the public support of private and outlooks on a democratic and cooperative service by providing a pattern for other states may follow." programs these leaders has already made his own special mark on that system." ugh Srntf , Senate minority leader, school financing that are part of the parochial schools," Conant emphasized, "No state has yet taken a step as radical "I would hope that this joint session sputy d-k °£ Pennsylvania, and his governor's school reform legislation. "because I am in complete /•Robert P. Griffin of Michigan. Here at Milliken's invitation, Conant is with the governor on this issue." disagreement "If public funds can be used for private as Gov. Milliken's proposal for Michigan," Conant said. "I'm excited about the would demonstrate not only that Michigan Miehig the' source of taxation suggestions now is grateful to these men for their service to 4e of""6"" democrat Philip A. Hart was It is up to the courts to decide whether schools, schools will be springing up to possibility of this going through because the state, but that we are ready to continue proposed for Michigan. These include the nation f°Ur voting a6ainst the proposal that would make Michigan the or said. not parochiaid is constitutional, Conant represent so many different religions and points of view that the to build upon the contributions they haye public (please turn to page 9) already made to our education growth " Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February i HEW bill is attempt to avoid veto WASHINGTON (AP) - An attempt to avoid another veto on Rep. Jeffery Cohelan, D-Calif., a member of the aid to schools in "impacted a - those whose enrollments education and poverty appropriations headed into new battles Appropriations Committee, told newsmen the majority's action have been swollen by the proximity of federal installations. Monday with adoption of amendments supporting freedom - of - will be fought at every point on the House floor. The freedom • choice school plans and a tight presidential grip on spending. of choice amendments, he said, are sure to be deleted in the - Impacted aid, going to some schools in almost every The House Appropriations Committee produced a $19.3 - Senate if they survive the House. congressional district, is one of the most controversial parts of the billion money bill for the Depts. of Labor, Health, Education and In addition to supporting a move to strike the presidential - appropriation. The compromise bill provides $440 million for Welfare, the Office of Economic Opportunity and related option provision, Cohelan said he will offer an amendment to add this, compared with $600 million in the bill Nixon vetoed and agencies. Although still $593 million above President Nixon's about $100 million to the bill, including about $65 million for $202 million he recommended. budget, the total is $445 million less than the bill he vetoed Jan. But reportedly as the result of cooperation between some Talks proposals - Republicans and Southern Democrats - the bill contains a ban on using any of the funds to carry out, or even plan, any school programs denying "any student the right or privilege of attending resume on any public school of his or her choice" as well as any bussing of pupils to achieve racial balance. specifically authorizing the President banemical warfare It includes also a clause to adjust amounts actually spent - thus making the appropriation totals comparatively irrelevant. So controversial are these provisions that some committee to members speculated that congress mav never pass an GENEVA (AP) — Rival disarmament committee which America does not have a propsal use both tear gas and defoliants. appropriation bill before the current fiscal year. This year began British and Soviet proposals for resumes talks today after a of its own on the issue. last July 1, so the bill already is seven months late. The outlawing biological and 3'/2-month Soviet delegate Alexei A. Britain's recess. disarmament departments involved have been operating under stopgap chemical warfare will share the The negotiators will also Roschin made plain that minister Lord Chalfont said in financing resolutions, the latest of which expires Feb. 28. spotlight in the 15-nation take up a new move to ban Moscow would like priority for an interview that British troops ■ nuclear weapons on the ocean this question. are under orders to use the • 'II" Phonrlflorlnrr floor- ,He reca,,ed that the Soviet controversial "CS" smoke and I U Ulluvl IvQIiwI v The United States has Union, along with eight other other certain chemical weapons I pledged support for the British Communist countries, has only "with the object of saving | (continued from page one) "I think that they (the draft treaty on banning already submitted to the United life and taking prisoners" I evidently didn't feel that lines of cheerleaders) are going about it biochemical warfare. U.S. Nations a draft proposing a I communication and in completely the wrong way," negotiator Gerard C. Smith told blanket ban of all biological and The Soviet Union is not Food bag Miss Weaver commented. newsmen on his arrival here that chemical weapons. He said this I participation existed between expected to yield from its call As the ice melts and the temperatures rise, was in response to a "worldwide | themselves and the squad's for a sweeping ban of all students' demand" and that action was thoughts turn from keeping warm to more enjoyable | director," Coleman said. "They are afraid that Miss ' chemical weapons along with Hess is being railroaded, but I needed soon. pastimes. And what is a better substitute for that dorm bacteriological arms. It has won I Commenting on last week's I meeting, Miss Moy said that it don't agree with that. I think the University is handling it Florida British Roschin last year rejected a draft, which dealt some strong backing among non-aligned nations, food than an ice cream cone. State News Photo By " I had come to a black and white very . ^ .. v Terry Luke well," she said. (continued from page one) primarily with germ warfare but "I see you holding a round, I issue. rather than right and prevent further damage, but it's also urged new efforts to plump, soft treat in your | wrong. Miss Hess has indicated just gotten too big," he said, eliminate chemical weapons. hand....aah a Hot Hot Sam's Pretzels Sam's soft | through her attorney, Zolton "They ignored the fact that Ferency, that she does not want wrong had been done to black to be affiliated with the squad "By the time we got the report Britain has sided with the of the spill and got boats out United States in opposing there with booms two hours had demands that a ban on chemical Accident explained cheerleaders. Ordinarily they're until a pending hearing on the passed and we were already too weapons include tear gases, North of the fountains (continued from page one) Olson said he Meridian Mall nice people, but they seemed to discrimination and late." "CS" smoke, defoliants and packed all of additional safety device. change overnight," she said. charges is completed. Groups of students and Boy herbicides, which have been used Safko got about 6 feet out on the main and reserve parachutes Scouts waded along oily in the Vietnam war. "CS" smoke the line before Fiedler pulled it. Feb. 7. He is a rigger licensed by bad thing about shorelines and prodded sticky brings tears and make victims Olson stressed that Mr. the FA A, and packed all of the Para)chute jumping, whether black lumps that sometimes nauseous. uacuuo. Safko was in vavcuuih excellent pujoiwai physical reserve r— chutes uiiiuvu. himself. lieHe was wao y.ou K experienced - - -» - burned out to be exhausted U.N. Secretary ■ General U condition. He said they will not assisted by another member of rnat eveJ? v""g 1S u£ to the birds. Thant urges that these chemicals permit nervous or intoxicated the parachuting club in packing jumper. Nobody can help him, Audobon Society officials be covered by a universal ban. people to jump. each of the main chutes. he 8 OP ,c said more than 1,000 birds died He may stress his point again Olson added that there is no along a five-mile stretch of when he addresses the way Mr. Safko could have Olson said the news reports Oban h« beenimsltructing shoreline. disarmament conference grabbed the parachute to the acadent have incorrectly the Faircloth said the state filed Wednesday during a two-day prevent its opening because it stated that the jumpmaster was ^ yeare, after lnst™ n8 six charges of negligence against the defendants, including stopover on a flight to his native Burma. goes up too fast. The only thing to prevent it from filling is for it jJJ *Jr S*"j° ^' fiX white tothe Armf wh»e he was falling. The radio free fall while in the Army, improper navigation and A U.S. administration to catch on an arm or leg. contact was made by Edward intentially bringing an official re-emphasized that "For Olson explained that all of °®ve*. R°yal s*"lor> a He is an area safety officer unseaworthy vessel into Tampa the time being," the United the men who were together with member with about a 70 jump for the U.S. Parachuting Assn. Bav j' States is retaining the right to Mr. Safko Saturday had received record. an u :j The radiot.hp hv t.hp PA A nr is not required nnrsmhufincr self regulating body i around 40 hours of ground "W the FAA or the parachuting parachuting instruction. association, but is used as — i&te New«,^e^(tept newspaper at Michigan State Spanish queried University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Subscription rate is $14 per year. on refloating ship Member Associated Press, United Press International, MALAGA, Spain (AP) - Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Spanish navy authorities have Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press been asked for permission to Association, United States Student Press Association. refloat the British aircraft carrier Ark Royal, sunk 17 miles off the Malaga coast by a German submarine in 1941, Malaga radio reported. It did not say who had made the request. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 17, 1970 3 news By BARBARA PARNESS State News Staff Writer D-Detroit, was Grievance referred to the starts passing laws relating to the Trustee Huff said MSU needs University Ombudsman James summary Two Democratic trustees Committee Universities. - n on ~ -. Colleges and th e University, we endanger its constitutional status," he said, They might come up with a bill a "genuine administrative, student commitment faculty to and Rust also exPressed opposition toP^nce committee bill, "I don't see where it would be A capsule summary of the day's events from Monday came out in opposition constitutionality of it (the collaboration" rather proposed student committee)," ^tevens said. "The complaining about the things we teach in our political science than " a grieVance'^commTtt^ helpful to students and it would grievance committee now under constitutional authority. of the initiated in the legislature. be a duplication to have any discussion in the legislature. trustees raises the question of» courses, for example " . ' " Huff" said" nu" saia MSU M5U " has nas thp tne a dditi nal griev Stevens •. said . does not Trustees Don adequate grievance procedures committee, Dickerson said, nniom„/ Stevens, whether the legislature can do oppose the idea of Tstudent a student now but buT they are notnot^betaTuwd being used In a Dec..* 17 'ftter letter to Colleges C°"el "No state has yet taken a step n pi„m l A?uff' ' .. y—» -——,— Monday, they might tell us is what we can f "e.xt thing »-""•«grievance vviuiuitiee, committee, only the effectively. an® Universities Chairman as radical as that Gov. Milliken has questioned the need for the teach. legislature's right to establish "The universities don't always Yincent J- Petitpren, former one. proposed for Michigan. I'm grievance procedures outlined in According to the Michigan do the job they should be President Adams said he believes the proposed bi "I think if the grievance doing," Huff said. "At MSU we many students would view the excited about the possibility of The bill calls Constitution, the university procedures need improving, it have set up the procedures, but g"e/ance committee "with this going through because we need some important state to student grievance committee at a g°™g „boards, with the "general are char8ed supervision" should the probably come though University channels. they don't always function. dis(av°r- t might very well Temperature all state universities, colleges and of their SneHhif institutions. nne TVia The Ti. It proper should u ., ... Sometimes the people . r on these U mi< appear to show the others how state junior colleges. ~ legislature's power is limited to through the various grievance committees the/n to 1)6 an attempt to provided revenue for schools - The bill, introduced by Rep. appropriations. facuTtrand^tudenT'dr^ussion like 'lean on' the students.' rather than broaden their the Academic Freedom "You not only have to have involvement in matters of works." beorge F. Montgomery, "I think when the legislature Report did," he noted. the procedure of legitimate interest to them," he cooperation, -James B. Conant, but you have to be cooperative," observed. former president of Harvard he said. University REPLACES HERSHEY Huff said the board of UoujARDjowmon'S trustees has been willing to listen to students and consider their views. But, he added, the board TUESDAY I International News Ingold named draft head, finds it hard to judge the opinion of 40,000 students when only 10 or 15 per cent SPECIAL SERVED ALL DAY ALL YOU CAN EAT Egypt called on Britain today to initiate a big power vote in referendums. laming of sanctions against Israel if Israeli air attacks Continue on Arab civilians. Ambassador Ahmed Hassen l-Feki told the British foreign secretary the Egyptian plans no policy changes "At least, if I read this board right, there is no indisposition to taking into account the opinion DELICIOUS lovernment is extremely disappointed at the British WASHINGTON (AP) — Col. it announced that Hershey, 76, one ordered by President Nixon of students," he said. Huff said he does not oppose ITALIAN Taction to what he called Israel's barbaric and Dee Ingold, the Uressive attack of Egyptian civilian centers, r * * ♦ a draft director Lewis B. longtime aide to Hershey, was to be reassigned adviser to the President as an on and due for completion soon, A native of Milwaukee, grievance commitee bill constitutional grounds. on SPAGHETTI was named acting director manpower mobilization. Ingold is retired from the "1I wouldn't stand on this With Meat Sauce Monday and said he will attempt J President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia asked Sec. of no policy changes during what Hershey still was in his office Monday morning and met with National Guard, which he joined about 25 years ago. His military aspect of it. I am much concerned with whether our Served with Tossed Salad, ■tate William Rogers Monday to close the U.S. he expects to be a brief term in Ingold as soon as news reports career, he said, was almost procedures today are adequate Parmesan Cheese, Rolls and lonsulate in Salisbury, Rhodesia, because he said it gives office. arrived of the White House entirely within the Selective or if the legislature's procedure Butter or Garlic Toast lolace to Rhodesia's white supremacy regime. In a The White House announced announcement. Service System, would make it more adequate. I Find out the official Teeting of more than four hours with Rogers, Kaunda the appointment of Ingold to don't think it would,"'he said. ;o asked the United States to help liberate Portuguese use - diplomatic pressure ruled Angola and give Selective Service temporary U.d.tshl» leadership bet»een ' the u. ^ ingold * h hd t ~lv" "J *o7 ^ said Monriav TS * Answering questions, Ingold said he thinks President Nixon's , *afUes5>olu„y, —ee In an open hearing of the M.29 temperature at 8:0( today. Come in to MSU Book Store and buy 3 Lindy Stub "would be an exce,w UIUversilies Children Under 12 99c Hershey™ who°headed the draft - - 'hl"8 if P^sident'^for Student' AttaS - [ozambique and South African - ruled Namibia. but tad kno«n of it can be provided.'' pens for that amount. In other words you get 3 pens for mora then 28 yee*. end the Milton Dickerson In Frandor Asked how he feels about his But he cautioned that this (reg. 29c each) for a low, low ne Soviet Union said Monday it will give the anticipated appointment of his temporary assignment Ingold could only be done, as Nixon price. Stop in today and ary support to Arab countries to enable them to "think cold". Jien their capacity to The White House has been "I ^n't know. How would has said, when militaiy fore** defend their security against racli attacks. The warning, made in a statement issued the official Soviet news agency Tass, was part of a seeking a replacement fQr Hershey since last Oct. 10 when anyone feel? . could be cut to a feasible level. 52 IMTENTION CAR OWNERS * jemlin condemnation of Israel's raid Thursday against Complete front end repair and Egyptian plant just outside Cairo. The wording was Vandals iSSTSE-iKS'B *<,, alignment ^co3n, SdT. S!n£ the guillotine." st the Soviet Union has come to saying publicly * Brakes * Suspension at it will provide more arms to Arab countries unless to active du}V rael halts its attacks. Erickson Ingold, 65, has been assistant to Hershey specializing in the Service national headquarters * Wheel balancing * Steering v /i i i» ir » management of the 18,864 here, serving as chief of its memters of local draft boards manpower division. National News doorsat Enck^n^l ^turday HnU ^aturdav night in what p6lide described as throughout the country. He hag also had fca*r61e in Ingold retired from active duty 0ct. 1,1965, but returned LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center The United States dropped charges Monday against a yarious studies of the 124 SOUTH LARCH massive display of malicious draft, as a civilian the following July IV 4-734< United Nations employe on the condition that he destruction. reportedly including a current 15, as an assistant to Hershey. ave this country by Tuesday. U.S. Commissioner Though there were no signs alter Roseburg signed the order dropping the charges of entry into the building, police ued by Atty. Stan Pitkin. In Washington a statement reported 57 windows, 2 glass ued by Atty. Gen. John Mitchell said the decision to op the charges was made at the request of the State doors and 2 sometime late early Sunday morning. screens Saturday night smashed or GOOD VISION \l ept. after consultation with the Justice Dept. No arrests were made as police investigations continued • Prescription lenses .ground President Nixon set up Monday what he termed an Monday. • Complete selection formal Cabinet - level working group to see what the !■ "ten percent off" "! of frames, k deral government can do to help school districts all body work at ■ • • Sunglasses 1bmr\ segregate and still preserve the public education Repairs while you wait stem. Serving under Vice President Spiro Agnew on Bator Opticians Luncheon group, which the vice president has referred to on itionwide television, will be Sec. of Labor George Imports -hultz as vice chairman, Atty. Gen. John Mitchell, WHEN YOU BRING 303 Abbott (Next to State Theater) ED 2-5222 | Ktmaster General Winton Blount, HEW Sec. Robert IN THIS AD a inch, Donald Rumsfeld, director of the Office of FOR YOUR ESTIMATE! Specials comonic Opportunity and presidential counselors BODY WORK ON ALL! aniel Moynihan and Bryce Harlow. FOREIGN, SPORTS J A judge said Monday that publicity about the Sharon CARS by RR Tracks on J . murders would not make it 731 E. Kalamazoo impossible for Charles | anson to get a fair trial in Los Angeles. He denied a ■quest to change to trial site. Manson, 35, leader of a MON.,TUES.,&WED. and of nomadic "6 hippie types, and five of his followers charged with murder and conspiracy in the slayings The WHEN IT COMES TO GETTING MARRIED. Miss Tate and six others. 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It was the n " hijack of an airliner this year. ^'Vers Monday identified the wreckage found l-o° ►in-?16 60 feet water 'n Long Island Sound as the ear x,nglne Pilgrim Airlines Aircraft that disappeared .w London, Conn., last Tuesday with five persons )0ar(jnc,udin8 a University of Michigan professor - I 25 Academy Awards. "Anne of the Thousand Days;" the Sundance Kid"; John usually booked on Friday and political and operate in an " "Anne of the Thousand Jane Fonda, "They Shoot Schlesinger, "Midnight Saturday. If we have nothing to Days" got the most Horses, Don't They?"; Lisa Cowboy"; Sydney Pollack, do on Sunday or if it is for a arToVrflnHn u„ £££? .1 nominations, 10. They included Minnelli, "The Sterile Cuckoo"; "They Shoot Horses, Don't benefit, we will do it. junior one of the ' seven **** Picture- best actor and best and Jean Simmons, "The Happy They?" and Costa - Gavres, always good to play organizers supporting actor and actress. Ending" and Maggie Smith, college audiences," he said. ^The idea for the free Sh<*>' Don't "The of Miss Jean Nominations iNominauons announced at the were v Academy "They usually draw big crowds." Brain ch concerts originated with Bruce Forche, former MSU student. He ™-ey" J?88 ^^nd with nine. J™ J"™8 *ot seven each' f • Nominated for best Award Theatre, headquarters of The leader of the Garfield Blues Band said it provides good the Academy of Motion Picture "Heiio supporting actor: Rupert Crosse, . and Mid-term exams have again crept upon us. For these students, other interests are temporarily set up'the contorts for Sunday Arts and Sciences. exposure perform at the concerts. practice to set aside and studying occupies the high places in their minds. But soon mid-terms will pass, behind the Greyhound station, SaLEi.TB*'6-*-' spring will erupt and students may look forward to finals. turning them into ual Jack Nicholson, "Easy Rider"; State News Photo By Jerry McAllister overwhelming success. presentations will be made April Anthony Quayle, "Anne of the 7. Thousand Days" and Gig Young, Nominated with "Cowboy" "They Shoot Horses, Don't I SIGMA XI HONORS for best picture were "Anne of the Thousand Days," "Butch They?" For supporting actress: Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," Catherine Burns, "Last "Hello Dolly" and "Z." Summer"; Dyan Cannon, "Bob For best & Carol & Ted & Alice;" Goldie U' confers science awards actor, besides Hoffman and Voight: Richard Hawn. "Cactus Flower"; Sylvia Burton in "Anne of the M"66. "Midnight Cowboy" and Thousand Days," Peter O'Toole Susanna York, "They Shoot fisheries and wildlife I expert and a chemist have been faculty in 1947 as a limnologist, youngest full professors in the ■ selected for the two highest or expert on fish. Chemistry Dept. at MSU, and one ADVERTISEMENT The MSU scientist played a of the youngest men ever to be I sdence awards at MSU for 1970. leading role in the University's elected to the Greek Academy I Recipient of MSU's Sigma Xi of Science in Athens. He was research in the nation's water I senior research scientist award I for the year is Robert C. Ball, ■ director of MSU's Institute of pollution problem. He now has responsibility for MSU's research recently elected to the Greek Academy contributions for his outstanding PUTNEY SWOPE" on plant and animal systems of in organic I Water Research. lakes and streams. chemistry. The Sigma Xi junior award, Ball pioneered research in ■ given to an outstanding MSU ■ scientist under 40, will go to lake fertilization and the use of The Truth and Soul Movie ■ Gerasimos J. Karabatsos for his radioactive phosphorus and other NEXT: "FUTZ" love in the lard! isotopes in . .. ■ pioneering work in physical - aquatic I organic chemistry. systems. The new lake system I The awards are the highest plan at MSU is one of his most Ball has been director of the recent contributions. The system I honors conferred by MSU Institute of Water Research since will process sewage by using (scientists on their colleagues. 1966. He joined the MSU • n , ": v > j.natwre^ method of slowly tweaking down the sewage lake by lake. Plants and animals in library coordina the lakes will cleanse the water enough so that some will be safe for recreational of the lakes uses. 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Necessary at door ) Tickets on sale at Union Ticket Office TOMORROW I SPARTAN WEST Tuesday, February 17, i97o Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Frazier, NEW YORK (UPI) - Two heavyweight champions, Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis went into the ring Monday night at Madison Ellis Members of the British clear Boxing Board of Control and the World Boxing Council, which have previously considered the title Square Garden to clear up the muddled title situation for the first vacant, said they would go along with the winner as undisputed time in 32 months. world champion. The title was taken away from Cassius Clay 32 months ago "I always Figured I was the champion already," Frazier said. "I when he refused induction into the Army. Frazier won his share don't know what Ellis is talking about when he says I butt. of the vacant title by knocking out Buster Mathis in 11 rounds in Anytime a guy gets in close his head's going to hit the other guy." March 1968, and Ellis took the World Boxing Assn. version in an "Yeah, but if he wore a boxing glove on his head it would be eight-man elimination tournament a month later. softer," Ellis replied. "I just don't want the fight to get out of The oddsmakers seemingly thought the chances of Ellis hand." BROOKFIELD PLAZA winning were slim, however, They established Frazier as a 5-1 Ellis weighed the heaviest of his career. He has never weighed favorite, and on the East Coast hardly any bets were taken. 200 pounds before. Ellis has gotten used to being a longshot during his erratic Frazier was a pound heavier than when he defended his title COUPON DAYS career, which he began as an undistinguished middleweight before finally "finding himself" as a full-fledged heavyweight. Since joining the ranks of the big boys five years ago, Ellis was last year against Jerry Quarry. Ellis and Frazier have been eyeing each other's heavyweight title from afar for 22 months with mild contempt and slight unbeaten going into Monday's fight. greed, and finally settled the matter in the ring. He was an underdog in all three of his bouts in the WBA Clay has said he would pass up the opportunity to go to the WE HAVE tournament, but emerged as the winner with victories over Leotis Garden for the bout and perhaps steal a little of the spotlight Martin, Oscar Bonavena and Jerry Quarry. In his only defense, he from the action in the ring. Instead, he said he would watch it at beat Floyd Patterson, but repercussions of that disputed decision one of the 120 closed circuit television sites scattered around the are still being heard. country. THE 3 MOST POPULAR Frazier weighted in with a four-pound advantage over Ellis "I wanted to present my belt to the winner," Caly said, "but monday and was warned by Ellis that "he better not try anything they tell me they don't want it. Ellis always impressed me when RECORD ALBUMS BY dirty, like butting, or I'll be the new heavyweight champion by a he was my sparring partner so I'll have to pick him to win." quick knockout." A near sellout was expected at the Garden despite the top price Frazier, 205 pounds, and Ellis, 201 pounds, shared the same of $100. When the Garden is filled to capacity with 21,000, the THE Madison Square Garden ring they fought in Monday with dozens gate amounts to about $700,000. Each fighter gets 30 per cent Joe Frazier Jimmy Ellis of photographers and reporters and representatives of every boxing organiation. major of the revenue. "5th DIMENSION" TINY PLAYMAKER ALL STEREO ALBUMS SALE $288 Ganakas keys frosh wins By RICK GOSSELIN points to their score before they the basket, flipped a cross - around Ganakas when he is on State News Sports Writer had even registered them. The court pass to a teammate for a the court. 6-4 Johnson and three of his sure lay-up. But the pass never "Without Gary, we can't run Late in the second half of the teammates (all well over 6 feet got there, and as a result, neither our offense," freshman Coach MSU - U-M freshman basketball in height) charged anxiously did the Wolverines. Matt Aitch said recently. "He game, an errant Spartan pass down the floor with one man to Gary Ganakas, the sole does every thing." MUIR'S OWN ANTISEPTIC ended up in the hands of beat. The man they had to beat Spartan defender, had coyly Against a frustrated Flint Michigan's Ernie Johnson and was a 5-5 guard, who apparently thrust his diminutive frame into squad, Ganakas often found his suddenly MSU's four - point lead had no right to be on the same the path of the ball and claimed ball handling challenged by as Mouthwash looked like a bursting bubble. With a four on Wolverines were one break, the adding two court with the Wolverines. possession of it. Just as casually, many as three Hawk players. As Johnson, with one eye on the Ganakas lobbed the ball over the a result, Ganakas was able to scoreboard and the other eye on head of the fifth Wolverine into accumulate a season high of 16 the hands of Larry Ike, who assists in subduing the Flint J. C. 16 oz. Bottle, - deposited it in the basket. A two team. Regular 59c - point lead was suddenly a six - Against Michigan (with half of point lead. And so reads the saga the Spartan regulars out of the of the MSU frosh basketball game on fouls), Ganakas team and Gary Ganakas. performed a crowd - pleasing When confronted with the man stall in the final 3 one M - ,or of his size being a handicap, Ganakas was quick to nullify the minute to secure a frosh victory. Ganakas' intimidation of the idea. hungry Wolverines resulted in two key fouls that he capitalized Choice of 5 different flavors; Red, blue, amber, on for four points in that final minute. green, yellow. Coupon good thru Feb. 22. 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Coupon good thru Feb. 22 MUIR'S COUPON GILLETTE FOAMY 6% oz. 79c Value 39° Good thru Feb. 22 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Tuesday, February 17, 1970 Nagel-Evashevski DON KOPRIVA | Vanden Brink Semi-Boneless dispute discussed IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPI) -- which was held to try to iron the other evidence v A and bo a y w Whole Smoked Hams Samuel Fahr> chairman of the Iowa Athletic out the differences between '*■ came from. Nagel r where ib. 78' diversity ^ Tmuo AfhlofSn Na0Pl and Evashevski and anrl PlvoehovcIrS on/1 f/\ to "But MBl I want to make it said today charges of review the contracts of the two Perfectly clear that a involving efforts by men, both of which the board h®ard evidence on both sides and overMc onspiracy Athletic Evashevski, Football Coach Ray Nagel had Director to oust Forest oust Head expire Dec. Fahr today acknowledged said. on that basis made its and stands by that decision decision," he Take whatever "bad" | Center Cut Ham Slices things you've heard about John Carlos h«.n made at a board meeting, The • meeting Thursday, and the charges were was held that the charges had been levied board also heard "evidence immediate action on me decision Fahr at the meeting, but he said the was the decision not to take referred to any and Lee Evans and hour just forget them. I had to, after at dinner with them they ran in the MSU Relays. spending an Saturday night at Kellogg Center before [ Holly Farms Fryer Thighs lade in a statement presented tending to rebut, deny or refute either Evashevski's or(renewing) The main topic of discussion hv a rommmate of former star Irterback Larry Lawrence. that statement." Fahr refused P~u" "' ~J to 4 specify ' what men to resolve their decisions. Nagel's contracts, and to urge the two and football. centered on professional track Carlos, who's told the Philadelphia Eagles he wants to | Echrich Slender Sliced Meats M start 6 Varieties Tl,e statement, by Randy negotiating a contract starting at $1 million, seemed more Winegard of Burlington, a senior conscious of pro money than Evans. and non-athlete, said Evashevski "I don't think had told Lawrence it would be WOOD-TV pro-track will work because there's just no capital behind it," Carlos said. |i Miracle Whip Kentu impossible to have a good "If I could be guaranteed a certified check for football program as long as be running for 'em in a $300,000, I'd minute, and so would a lot of other cats " Nagel was head coach and that if Nagel were removed, Evashevski LSU vs. he said. Quart Jar would be head coach. WOOD-TV (Ch.8) from Grand Marquette game telecast at 1: him "I told them that whatever they offer me, they've got to give $100,000 more," Evans said, nodding toward IJ Quart Jar J "Because of such Rapids has changed its previous __ Evans, smaller than the 6-3 Carlos at a shade under Carlos. \ I conversation, Larry tried to initiate a movement by the team scheduling Louisiana and will telecast the State (LSU) — P-m- The LSU-Kentucky game will folldw at 3:30 p.m. The station had originally he never really was interested said he knows he can in playing pro play in the pros. 6-0, said football, but Carlos I I 39< to remove Ray Nagel; but it met Kentucky basketball "I'm looking forward to : I with $5 food purchase game planned to telecast only the U-D going to Philadelphia," Carlos said, with little enthusiasm," Saturday. ■ Marquette game, but a response perhaps anticipating the joys of being so close to his hometown, I I finegard's statement said. The game will be part of a TV from viewers, wishing to see LSU New York. I I Limit 1 please The statement was presented doubleheader with star Pete Maravich in Both Olympians were the action, running record times on intrigued with the possibility of ' Imm to the board at a closed meeting University of Detroit (U-D) brought the change. MSU's large (to them) 220-yard track WOOD-TV will be the only with the long starting and finishing straight - aways. station received in the But talk of the night's meet was Lansing discussed was brief, and more generally area to show the newspapers' handling of each runner. MIKE MANLEY Grocery game. Evans, noting a headline saying which referred to his loss "Olympic champ beaten," to Martin previous night, McGrady in a 600 the Ganakas particularly bitter. was "Don't they know he's Qualityof (Continued from page 6) with me. They always have to a world record holder? He mention can 'Olympic champ' if I run Scottie Facial Tissue strained another coach on the floor. He sticks to the game everyone listens to him." plan and the I brought up the subject of brush spikes, which Carlos used Olympic trials in *68 but was not permitted to wear in the in 200 Count Box 19c Mexico City games. Ganakas' ball handling "You ought to know how I feel abilities are not restricted to playmaking, however. He once probably thinking about how fast he might have many tiny spikes in his shoe instead of the about that," Carlos gone with the said, Chicken-O'.the Sea Tuna After watching Iowa Coach Ralph Miller's brutal last-minute tactics against MSU, I walked out of the renovated arena with a taste in my mouth that could Hawkeyes' newly scored 22 points in a state tournament high school game against Benton Harbor. This year, his "You wore them last regular 8. night," he said to Evans, "and you looked better going around the curves there (in the L.A. Times Chunk Style 6-1/2 oz. can (Limit 4) 29c only be Games) than you ever did." duplicated by swallowing a mixture of castor oil and vinegar. It was the most sadistic exhibition of basketball I've ever high game was a 15-point effort against Toledo. Aside from sports talk, both talked about their personal lives. were rather serious when they Coca Cola eP«k witnessed. There stood Miller, the grey - haired, Hawkeye basketball, with his team leading by 20 points in the rugged demagogue of Ganakas discredit the was idea being the key player on the quick of to himself Carlos' wife is expecting a baby and Carlos said he's hoping it's a boy. Maybe he wants another As for school, Carlos trackman? 16 oz. bottles 59c plus deposit potent frosh team. said, "I want to go back and finish up pme's waning moments, frantically urging his team to score more with my degree in physical education ... to get him his 100 points. Miller, his hair falling across his flushed face, was bouncing up "We play as a team - It's that simple. Basketball is a team work with kids in the ghetto." during the off season and Evans, with a wife in California, seemed intent on Empress Pineapple 5/$100 and down from his chair were being sent through him. His first team as if intermittant charges of electricity was still in the game sport and that's how we play It. there and We go out onto the court and gave no indication of stopping various reports have him running, staying although Sliced, Crushed or Chunk 1 # cans / I even though MSU's Gus Ganakas had sent his everyone wants to win. Besides, quitting soon. reserves into the He talked of an contest minutes earlier. upcoming trip to Austrialla and tried to winning is the name of the convince Carlos to go too. Evans 1 got rather nauseous as I watched Iowa's didn't say anything about his top payers, Fr«d game." chances of running in the '72 Brown and John Johnson, But what about the Olympics, but who's to say what pressing frantically in the last minute, possibility can happen two yetas from npw.if .lw keeps running? trying to get the ball. of a 5-5 guard playing Big Ten There's not much doubt Evans wouldn't mind another gold In a way I feel sorry for Miller, who has been basketball? coaching for 17 medal, but now it seems he wants to beat years and has never seemed to learn the lessons that athletics can "He can't hurt us, and he can McGrady above all else. Maybe he will; I hope he does, just as I hope Carlos gets that teach a person. definitely help us," Aitch male was sprinter added to his family. But even more than Miller, I feel quick to sorry for the rest of the say. Come in And See Our New Iowa team sitting there on the bench in their warmups, their hair "I can't say that the RECORD DEPARTMENT neatly in place and their foreheads dry. prospects of my playing Those reserves have gone through the whole season, working varsity ball are very good," Ganakas said. "But $ practice day after day against the first five, and now when the 159 and up n ■m gets 20 points up, they have to watch from the side of the t. When Brown made the free throw t, the 13,505 people exploded with foot that gave - Iowa its 100th stomping and hand then everyone told me the prospects of playing freshman ball weren't too good.." Four for one clapping. Spartan Grape luice " it some of the Hawkeye reserves didn't get too excited — me probably wondering what tl^y had to do to get into a Some of the Iowa people up In the pressbox were trying to ify Miller's last minute brutality, saying things like, "We string of 100 point games to keep up" and "he's "m • got to have get 12 oz. cans 5/99. ready for the big road games ... But I don't buy those excuses for one Maybe Miller still hasn't been told the game of basketball is minute. Little on by the team who has the most mutes,., and not the first to reach 100. His tactics on the court can points at the end of 40 Caesar^ Kraft tracker Barrel Chaise only be compared to a fighter no,after battering his opponent Into bloddy submission, ignores Pizza 10 oz. pkg. e referee's signal of a technical knockout and continues to Mello w punches In an attempt for a real knockout. 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Close to evenings. 3-2/19 campus. 337-0427 325-ground level of house, 2 bedroom, carpeted duoi., n^gTnT' discrimination in its ad¬ 5-2/17 bedroom, furnished utilities ? included, $150. Also, 1443 East Jot, patio, garage baem. vertising columns. The SUBLET: ONE man needed for Michigan, furnished 1 bedroom, appliances. $206 Te^ State News will not accept luxury $120 heat and water included. Phone apartment, available 372-5781.5-2/23 • AUTOMOTIVE advertising which discrim¬ immediately. 351-9207. 3-2/19 351-3969. O against religion, 3 • EMPLOYMENT inates BEDROOMS, furnished 5^. • FOR RENT race, color or national or¬ Auto Service & Parti; FURNISHED STUDIO for two, $15 EAST LANSING. 1 bedroom, People. Campus 2 blocks c,! • FOR SALE igin. ACCIDENT Problem? Call each per week including utilities. 251 Spartan. Phone 332-6078. furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9,12 month leases. Carpeted, heat through August. 351-64(i • LOST I. FOUND KALAMAZOO STREET BODY 4-2/20 furnished. $135 and up. 337-0511 2 MAN. t PERSONAL SHOP. Small dents to large or HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT no lease, irnrrwd^ wrecks. American and foreign BACHELORS (MEN only): 3 rooms COMPANY 351-7910. 22-2/27 occupancy. Fully • PEANUTS PERSONAL carpeted cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. mobile home. All • REAL ESTATE completely furnished including utilities Automotive 2628 East Kalamazoo. C utilities. Small deposit. GIRL NEEDED: to sublease spring Call Steve after 6pm Rflrao „ • SERVICE term. Chalet Apartments. $68. 5-2/23 ' $96/month. 482-7279. 3-2/19 • TRANSPORTATION FIAT 1969 - 124 Coupe, excellent, VOLKSWAGEN ENGINE. 7000 351-2073.5-2/17 • WANTED mechanically, minor body work. miles, new one year ago. 332-6879 1 GIRL for spring term. ONE MAN needed for FACULTY hou* $2,000 cash. 873-0451, Detroit Meadowbrook Trace. APARTMENT. DEADLINE after 5 p.m. 5-2/17 days or 669-3297 after 6, ask for Dick. 2-2/18 $56.25/month. 882-0112. 5-2/24 Unfurnished. No pets. EAST sS/23 fr°m VarSitV" 351'583 LANSING MANAGEMENT. FORD 1963. V-8, power steering, Phone 332-2627. C STUDENT MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East TWO GIRLS needed spring. Across RENTAL: 1 P.M. one class day be¬ tires like Best offer. fore publication. new. 484-2571 before 4:30 p.m. 4-2/20 Kalamazoo Street. . . Since 1940. from campus. Reduced rent. furnished house. Sleeps /To™ Cancellations - 12 noon one Complete auto painting and 351-8927. 5-2/23 Reasonable. Call En ' collision service. IV5-0256. C 3-2/17 class day before publica¬ GREAT CARS ARE EASY TO FIND SUBLEASE, 1 bedroom furnished WANTED 1-3 people. Communal tion. when you check today's Classified luxury apartment. 787 Burcham Ads! Aviation Drive. Call 351-4620 after 5:30 living. 2 blocks campus. 351-6699. 3-2-18 PHONE GTO 1969. Excellent condition, FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to p.m. 3-2/19 MALE STUDENT Rosewood 627-5812. near~campus 4J 8,400 miles. Owosso 725-8678, learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII GIRL OVER 22, share large house, 3-2/19 ONE MAN spring term for - 2 man, 2 355-8255 before 11 a.m. 3-2-18 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C own bedroom, many ROOM FOR rent, near St. bedroom. Cedar Village. Reduced conveniences. Phone 882-4691 Lawrenct On bus line. RATES JAGUAR SEDAN - 1957. Perfect rent-Ken, 351-4192. S-2/23 after 3 p.m. 3-2-18 372-9597.3-2/19 condition $1,000 or best offer. Employment CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS. 1404 ONE MAN to share five man house. SINGLE. TAKE over |oa5e I day S 1.50 694-8400. 4-2/20 March 23. $40. Call m 3 FULL time men needed, high pay. East Grand River. Private bedroom. $60. 351-3841. Married, 355-350 15tf per word per day Room for rapid advancement. Call 4-2/20 after 7 p.m. 2-3/19 ^ 3 davs MERCEDES 230 SL 1967. Red graduate, seniors welcome. $4.00 371-1913, 10-12, 2-4. C 351-5647. 4-2/20 convertible r upe hard top and 13 1/2# per worn per oay _ 629 MEN'S SINGLE room, close soft top. 4 f id. Like new. Priced MIFFLIN. Furnished 2 to MSI 5 day# $6.50 EARN $500 over spring break in Bus, parking, to sell. -9149, 372-5891. PENNSYLVANIA NORTH - 1005 bedrooms, fireplace, garage. $140. cooking, , 13# Florida or back home. Call entrance. 332-8483. 2-2/18 per word per day 5-2/25 Furnished 1 bedroom, utilities Call 485-4917 or 372-4747. 355-1011.3-2/19 5-2/23 paid. Ground floor and garage. (based on 10 words per id) $130/month GENTLEMAN - WITH reference MUSTANG - 1969. Excellent plus deposit. WANTED: CAMP counselors for First floor There will be a 50# service condition. $2250 or best offer. 484-4636 or 627-5454. 4-2/20 LANSING EAST Side. One block efficiency. Share private boys camp. Need WSI. from Michigan. Furnished and Close in, no parking, jsa and bookkeeping charge if 355-2885. 3-2/19 Phone 351-8376. 5-2/19 2 GIRLS needed for spring and/or 663-6418.3-2/19 newly decorated. 3 bedrooms plus this ad is not paid within OLDSMOBILE 1962 - Starfire. New Employment For Rent summer terms. Air-conditioning, finished attic. Den and enclosed EARN AS YOU LEARN pool. 351-1280, Wendy. 5-2/23 back porch. Will accommodate 4 INTERNATIONAL firm has COUNSELORS WANTED, For Camp battery, $175. 355-0920. 5-2/23 NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands or more. Available immediately - The State News will be vacancies created by promotions Somerset for Girls and Camp rented only to MSU students and GIRL, SPRING luxurious. 1/3 block terms. Call days, 489-2089, in Lansing area. Will train women Cobbossee for Boys. Require men responsible only for the PLYMOUTH, 1968. Red with black and in field of promotional faculty. $8.84 monthly (including from Campus. Reduced rates. evenings, 489-9634. 4-2/20 men and women highly skilled in camp JOLLY PENNSYLVANIA, Near first day's incorrect inser¬ vinyl top, black leather tax). State Management 351-5562.3-2/19 - tion. advertising. Will train in all phases activities at least 21 years of age sleeping room for gentlema upholstery, 2 door hardtop, and products. Successful applicant Corporation, 444 Michigan YOUNG MAN to share 3 bedroom preferably with previous Camp Avenue. 332-8687. C SUBLET ONE bedroom apartment, home privileges and automatic transmission, power house with 2 other fellows. Must must have high school education, Counselling experience. Camps are 882-1010. 5-2/17 brakes and steering, radio, Whitehall Manor. Call 332-4176 be neat and clean. 482-2911. neat appearance, ability to learn. located in the State of Maine. excellent condition. Call 372-9230 TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - after 5 p.m. 5-2-20 For personal interview call Mr. C-2/19 Automotive ext. 309 weekdays, 8:30 a.m. to Positions available in all $8.50 per month including stand. MEN 21 and over - Clean Reynolds. 489-2410. TF departments. Write full details to Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862. rooms. Cooking and park! 4:30 p.m. 3-2/19 ONE MAN to share large mobile 3 BEDROOM. House near Red Cedar ALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. Camp Office, 225 EAst 56th 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' Close. Reasonable. 487-57! home - separate bedroom - $65 School. Family only. 332-4320. Like new condition. Best offer. HOUSEWIFE 9-4 shift. Soda Street, New York, New York. PONTIAC 1964 LeMans. Good tires, month. 351-0473 or 351-6577 5 - 5-2/23 Call 351-3918. 10-3/2 fountain. No nights, no Saturdays, 10022. 5-2/23 and engine. 489-0181 after 5:30 TV RENTALS - Students only. Low 7 p.m. or 353-9167 no Sundays. Muir Drugs, 1399 during day. p.m. 3-2/19 monthly and term rates. Call 5-2-20 CHEVY IMPALA SS 1964, 327. East Grand River, Brookfield COUNSELORS: FINE MAINE 484-2600 to reserve yours. Power and automatic. 355-8747. Plaza. 5-2/17 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student PONTIAC 1965 Grand Prix. GIRLS CAMP, 48TH YEAR. University TV Rentals. C DESPERATELY NEEDED: One girl 3-2/19 Excellent condition, through out. MUSICIANS WANTED. Trumpet, Openings: Swimming (WSI), water for Chalet apartment. Today or units. These spacious luxury apartment are completely Original owner. ED 2-0792. 5-2-20 flute, alto and/or tenor sax for skiing, canoeing, sailing, tennis, RENT A TV from a TV Company, spring term. Reeuced rates. CHEVROLET 1967 Impala, 2-door carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish already established rock archery, team sports, arts and $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. 351-1397.3-2/17 hardtop. Excellent condition, PORSCHE influenced progressive jazz band. 911, 1965 red coupe. crafts, song leader, pianist Nejac TV Rentals. C Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has $1,445,484-3094.2-2/18 New tires and battery. 355-9774 Must be serious. 351-6246. 3-2-18 a dishwasher, (classical and popular). Inquires NEEDED TWO to sublet one - CHEVROLET 1967 _j|fterj3p.m. 3-2/17 invited. Season: June 28 to Apartments bedroom, two - man apartment gdrbage disposal and Individual control - central air Belair, 4-door RECEPTIONIST • TYPIST for busy August 24. Write: Director, Box for spring term. Call 351-6516. V-8, automatic, power steering. TRIUMPH 1968, Trophy 500. Sharp, conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 East Lansing doctor's office. 553, Great Neck, New York, FRAN DOR AREA 2 bedroom 5-2-20 353-2813. 3-2/19 one owner, 3300 miles. 487-5898. Please write stating previous 11022. Telephone 516-482-4323. deluxe apartment. Carpeted) 3-2/19 1-2/17 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been CHEVROLET HOT Rod 1955 with experience, expected salary, and eir-conditioned, $160 e month. NEED ONE man for Twycklngham family status. Box B-2. 10-2/24 1001 Fairway Lane. 351-3895, apartment spring term. 355-2137. adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, Corvette engine. Best offer. WILDCAT 1964, 4 door hardtop. 355-2398. 20-2/19 5-2-20 351-4765.3-2/19 Power steering, brakes. Very FOUR PART time men needed. recreation and BABYSITTER - 8:30 p.m. to 3:30 - rooms private balconies. If you want to be clean. $700. 485-1510.1-2/17 Average compensation. $62.35 per a.m. Monday - Thursday, Daft week. Must be able to work 18 to CAPITOL VILLA DELUXE 3 bedroom, 7 room among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. CHEVELLE, 1966 SS 396, 4-speed, Street area. 2 boys, 3 and 6. Own 22 hours a week and have auto. apartment available for students VOLKSWAGEN 1962 sedan. Body buckets. $750. Call Bob Dragan, 1.5-2/19 Call Mr. Marks at 372-6522, APARTMENTS or faculty. Complete privacy and There are units starting at $70/ month per man. 332-6522. 3-2/17 rough, engine good. $125. Steve, 337-9031. 1-2/17 between 4 and 8 p.m., Tuesday parking. May be seen at David PART TIME employment for MSU T.V., 1025 North Pennsylvania. students during school year with only. 1-2/17 Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 bedroom 5-2-20 COUGAR 1967, 390. 335 hp. 4 VOLKSWAGEN 1968. 11,000 small apartments. From midwest's largest full-line speed, wide ovals. Must sell. town miles. Dark blue with white BUS BOY $150-$165. Near Campus. merchant wholesaler. Automobile WANTED Monday, TWO MEN needed for 4-man 353-4004. 4-2/20 For information call vinyl interior. Just tuned and required. For further information, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday apartment. Near campus. MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day inspected. Mint condition. Sale phone 351-5800. O nights. Contact Miss Krueger, 351-1014. 3-2/17 FIAT 1967 850 coupe. 30-34 priced at $1495. Phone 351-4049. 355-4510. 3-2/19 332-5330 except Sunday miles/gallon. Excellent 4-2/20 DO YOU need an extra $50 a week? ONE OR two girls needed to sublet mechanical. Stereo tape. $845. NEEDED FOR spring term 2 people Car necessary, Call 351-7319 for SALESMEN WANTED: Full or spring term 4 man apartment $60 PHONE: 332-6441 Call 393-5098. 5-2/17 sublet. Grove Street. 351-1684. interview. C month/utilltle part-time. COLEMAN 4-2/17 STEVENSON and ASSOCIATES, 332-2029, evenings. 5-2/17 Advertising Specialities. For more WANTED ONE girl immediately or THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE S, NEAP NEAR icQed. STUDENTOURS ANNUAL CAMPUS, Living information, call 351-6441. spring term. Reduced 4-2/20 351-2254. 5-2/18 rent lb,R.EN* 2-5374. bath. ED SPRING BREAK SMASH DRAFTSMEN Immediate PART engineering major to handle detail drafting assignment, approximately 20 hours per week. time. opening for mechanical GIRL NEEDED spring: Two-man; New Cedar Village - 351-1382. 5-2/18 MASON, NEWLY remodeled. EAST LANSING bedroom, furnished. rooms. Beautifully clientele. Air Lease near campus. One Large airy conditioned. maintained. 332-3135 Select or &topciuttgfjam £ Must have board experience in Carpeted living room and kitchen. 882-6549. 0 4620..S. Hagadorn Vy Freeport, Bahamas detail work. Apply JOHN BEAN Two bedrooms, Responsible DIVISION, 1305 South Cedar IV couple only. References and TWO GIRLS needed New Cedar deposit required. 676-5983 or MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: 4-9471. Equal Opportunity Village. Spring, summer. Employer. 4-2/20 676-4141.5-2/19 351-8415. 10-2/24 Alco Management Company $209 CROSSWORD PUZZLE nntira ran ncE rcnnn ebb BB includes: IIHHB andODS^ ACROSS 26. Doit uuuKCTqnHS Round rjaaa cgheb trip jet air fare 1. 6. Tapestry Tie score 28. Disease of rye 32. Beast of □HH 000 rag® 10. 11. Colloquy Contributor burden 35. Born uoau m ®: [.-inr-MLl gQOD Champagne flight with Air-Canada 13. 14. Pamper Excessive 37. Ancient times 38. Camellia ranHHUBBSB 15. Eternity 41. Literary Accommodations at Freeport Inn THE NEW 16. 18. Magnetic Cast sidelong fragments 42. Vibrant □an paa Qg°l glances 43. Standard □HS rnrrin BBDg bearer SANSUI350 20. Monk Nightly Happy Hours 21. Tibetan ox 45. Fast car 22. Resign 46. Main road DOWN 3. Communistic 24. Old Siamese 47. Gainsay 1. Highest point 4. Ironwood of coin 48. Sycophant 2. Liberate Pegu Famous Sansui quality at an astonishing low price. Power-packed 5. Ledge Transfers Sansui 350 AM/FM Stereo Receiver provides 46 watts of high fidelity sound at 8 ohms. Field Effect Transistor (FET) circuitry for T~ T- T~ r" r- 7 T~ — 6. Train 7. Electric unit trouble free operation and outstanding performance. Full tape and phono controls . . . outputs for two pair of stereo speaker systems .0 " 8. Vestibule .. automatic FM STEREO/MONO switching . . . years ahead styling . 9. Water wheel Baggage handling . and much, much more. Come hear the fabulous sound of this ■M 10. Burn with 13 % . . exciting new receiver today. steam 15 ie 17 12. Torment % 17. Epoch 8 days, 7 nights Separately $319.95. Superb stereo 't 19 % 20 V/ 21 19. Brazil, seapon system. Sansui 46 watt FM-AM receiver with two Jordan speaker systems. 249" ir % V// V/j 23. Place where leather is mw Special Deluxe Package available 51 w 35 36 i7 25. Endeavor 27. Wild banana 29. Incited 33 at Exclusive Kings Inn YA v/< 30. UnmanageaDie TBE STEBEO SBOFFE 5T~ HI %W H3 MC % MM 31. Crying 32. Partly open 33. Dish of greens 34. Flavor Steve Kaufman FOR INFORMATION call yogr campus Representative it Mac if East Laasiaf Phone 337* M5 Wt MB 36. Brilliance 39. Klin Bonnie Trombka Rob Crowe 3537708 3533075 351-1042 % V - 40, Air: comb, torn a ilnsorted flojjL Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 17, 1970 9 For Rent For Sale Personal Service T ransportation C.MfLE DOUBLE. Parking. f'ouiet' I reasonable. 237 Kedzie. *2 3724828. 351-9584. 5^/19 Clean, VEIL SHOP - Clearance Sale - Bridal veils, headpieces, crowns, illusion yardage. 489-3882. TF SAY IT with meaning and say it to her in the Pickwick Pub at the, Typing Service RIDERS ANYWHERE in Florida Spring Break. Round trip 11*1! WHAT'S its wnni a A, i Conant ALBERT PICK MOTOR HOTEL. COMPLETE THESIS Service. CHEAP! 351-5249.35-3-5 BAG 10-2-18. Discount Printing. IBM typing and "Tor Sale BEDS: USED AND NEW beds in 30" and 39" twin size. All . . . Bunk binding of thesis, resumes, Wanted (continued from page one) FREE - LIFE publications. Across from campus, ■"'.un'tABLE, seats 12 with sizes new cotton mattresses or INSURANCE we need some literature. Call licensed agent - corner MAC and Grand River, RIDERS TO important state to V°ieav«. **tra Sewin° maChin"' inner spring and box combinations. Roll-away beds in spring STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O below Style Shop. Call February Florida 20th. Call 339-2753 leaving show the other states how to J 484-2329. 5-2/19 30" 39" FREE ... A thrilling hour of beauty. COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C SERVICES, jfter 5 p.m. 3-2-18 provide revenue for school works. " fciis "HART Javelin, also ski boots. Hollywood style beds and frames, chests, dressers, study desks. 60 For appointment call MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 484-4519. CHILD CARE - In our licensed Formerly in favor of local T oaichle. Excellent condition. Must TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. Christian I home, 619 Bartlett Street, right Science Organization financing for schools, Conant Bj| 332-0966. 3-2/19 used matching chairs for dining room use. Used card tables study or STUDIO, C-2/19 1600 East Michigan. Experienced. Electric typewriter. Call Karen, 882-2639. 0-2/17 across from St. Lawrence meeting, tonight, 6:45 p.m.. Alumni MSU Ski-Club meeting, tonight, 7:30 p.m., 110 Anthony Hall, There are announced his change of mind at and folding chairs. Late model Hospital. Prefer days, have 2 Chapel. All students and faculty of a conference of the Education ■onBERTS: MODEL 50. 50 watt playmates at home. Phone MSU are most welcomel still a few openings for both the T aM/FM receiver. One only. $130. stereo phonographs, and stereo Peanuts Personal DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term Aspen, and Boyne Spring Trips. Commission of the States in 485-2931.3-2/19 I Sarhshall MUSIC components. Stereo tape papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM Anthropology Club films, tonight, Rooms and lodging sign ups for Denver almost two years ago. I COMPANY, East Lansing. C-2/17 recorders, used portable TV sets. JEFF: VALENTINES brought a new Electrip. 351-0763, 351-7086. ONE $2.50 ticket for th 5th 7:30 p.m., 104B Wells Hall. "New Aspen will be taken. There will also The Commission is an Apartment gas ranges, kitchen anniversary. Happiness is loving C-2/19 be a Fantastick Flick. Everyone is Dimension. Desperate. Call Lives for Old," and organization of 42 member Ipa'nASONIC 'Three - tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner AM-FM stereo youl Your Pinmate. 1-2/17 Grandmothers." Free. welcome to attend. All those going states established to share f1 matching turntable and speakers electric hot plates. $3.99 and up. CLIP AND SAVE. Typing year round 3^464.3-2/19 on the next week-end trip must 353-2173.3-2/19 New metal kitchen cabinets. Free ONI: attend information. There, Conant put .w CONGRATULATIONS on service all typing done on IBM WANTED: OLD radios, Atwater to pay balance, and sign up forth his plan upon which Gov. delivery. Bank card. Master Charge your beautiful diamond. I'm so Selectric. Call Judy 485-5575. Kent, etc. Early '20s and '30s. for transportation. For further info IsiTcTRIC GUITAR - Rickenbacker and layaway plans. Hours: 5 5:30 - happy for you. Love, Deb. 1-2/17 5-2/23 Also, radio magazines. MAIN call John 351-8647. Milliken has drawn heavily. At the time, he felt everyone would | and case, cord and strap. Solid p.m. WILCOX ELECTRONICS, phone 882-5035. Block and Bridle Club meeting, I !ody, double pickup. 3-tone SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East think his ideas were too radical. Michigan. 485-4391.C tonight, 7:30 p.m., room 131 control. Like new, $250. Phone "But local ANYONE WHO DRIVES A CAR Anthony Hall. The spring sheep sale ASMSU Petitioning open for financing for M4-0863. 3-2/19 public schools has resulted in BLANK 8 track cartridges and title SHIRLEY, SHAR, Satin, Super-D, 882-3078. 4-2-19 needs a good repairman. Check Representative to the such gross inequities," Conant labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, Sarah: the "Auto Services" in today's Advisory )NY 460 modular component, Whatever your name is, Classified Ads. Committee on International Projects. said, "that the situation is no plugs and jacks galore. All at Happy lew Call 351-5560 after 6:30 Nineteenthl L.J. Steve, and Petitions available in room 307 longer tolerable and is dangerous .m. 3-2/17 catalog prices. MAIN Thorn. 1-2/17 Student Services Building. to the welfare of ELECTRONICS, 5558 South USED TENOR saxophone. oncoming IifvTmOPAR car radios. Value $90. ^Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C LOIS: BORN between two BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. MacNamara, 351-8654 or generations. P 355-2199.5-2/17 "American n for $30. 353-8326. 3-2/lg presidents, so what's that make No job too large or too small." education has GIBSON GUITAR and amplifier. The Man and Ni you? 21 almost and not quite. Block off campus. 332-3255. C become so important that we Good condition. $120. 353-4631. AWAY FROM IT ALL HOMES The 1-2/17 are Following Free University cannot leave it up to local in the Classified Ads each Classes meet tonite: Auto Mechanics other than your dorm, read books, Kqo USED vacuum cleaners. Tank, 20% DISCOUNT, THESIS Check nowl day I - 7:30 - 316 EBH; Creative Writing - politics to determine the quality PRINTING during of education our youth will | canister, and uprJht^ 1 ve8' warranty. $7 88 and up DENNIS VM 382 PORTABLE stereo, Professional thesis February. typing, BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for 8:45 - 201 EBH; Life Drawing - 7:30 spare mattress), look at posters and excellent condition. 50 watts. - 304C Wells Hall; Marvel Comics es get," he said. I DISTRIBUTING C0 316 North $10Q Ca(| 353.7636 3.2.18 printing, binding - Finest quality all positive. A negative, B negative Literature - 7:00 - 311 EBH;Science almost anything else. If we don't Conant have it in stock we can probably granted that his | Cedar, opposite the City Market. ReolEstate guaranteed. Call 337-1527 or and AB negative, $10.00. O Fiction-7:30-304 EBH. proposals 393-0795. C order it. See us in action from 9-5 are open to the Jt—ZZconn . negative, C-2/19 PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, Smith NEAR M.S.U. 3111 $12.00. Community Blood Center, 50754 Michigan Monday-Friday, 326 Student argument that if local financing tfiTQ All kits 10% Corona. Excellent condition. $70 Quiet neighborhood on Manley Drive. East Grand Services. is eliminated there can be no TS. 1101. £Ti,™nnd River' E8#t -*»«>• FANTASTIC PLASTIC inflatable east side. ranch, attached garage and sun Lansing's ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Delightful 3-bedroom offset printing. Complete service for dissertations, thesis, Above the River, East Lansing. new Store. Hours: 9 A.M. Campus Book to 3:30 P.M. MfontAds MSU Veterans Association meeting, local control. "I'm convinced the present Lansing. 4-2/20 porch. Basement Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. system is full of inequalities and- chairs, sofas. Many colors. Cheap. has shop, manuscripts, general typing IBM. tonight, 7:00 Crossroads Cafeteria, dangers ^ laundry and finished rec room 20 years experience. 332-8384. C Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to international Center. that override this FhORENS TD-124 urn**. "°"n' mlan"bt with bar. Gas heat, 1V4 baths, lots 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C Members All New he said. 1 Empire arm. Pickering eliptical of closets. Large fenced lot with cartridge. Excellent condition. many trees. Near schools. May $125. 882-5963, after 6 p.m. 43 assume 654% mortgage. Price of 3-2/19 $24,500 includes humidifier, ■ JTrroTr used straight stitchers and zig-zag disposal, refrigerator, range, LdWIG DRUIyfS- sewing machines. Consoles from Maytag clothes washer and dryer. T cymbals excellent condition. Shown Coming Up! $ig g5 up Portab|es from $10 up by appointment only. Phone 355-1153. 4-Z/2U Also used VACUUM CLEANERS Phone Mr. Brooks at 882-6443. ■ ~ ~ ~ from $5 up. 2 Kirbys like new. 6-2/20 Yamaha 12-string , _ guitar, 2 _year« ELECTRO - GRAND SEW - VAC II 0ld' „«aX,C! 1" 351-2256.3-2/19 condition. CENTER, 804 East Michigan, SWAP SOMETHING YOU WANT FOR SOMETHING YOU DON'TI Lansing. Hours 9 - 5 p.m., 4 Saturday 9 -12. O It's easy with a Classified Ad. Dial ■EATH AM/FM Stereo - receiver, 66 355-8255 now I | 351-5002 after 6:00 p.m. UNF,N.SHED " Furniture: Bar MASON bedroom, SCHOOLS, 7 acres. Four under year old. ch6"'uLd"r"*' bo°kcase*j $37,900/Will consider contract, 1 332 0834 p m- aSk f°r ££.: P^YV^CODresIrLESW,3182n? 676-5303. 5-2-20 O00A.D. South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C WISS CHALET, rustic wood interior and exterior, open loft, fully carpeted, 2 car garage. X ZTmOTuL -itS ,5.00 per month. Large selection " "»* 353-2689 $»•"> 5-2/17 $36,000. SWAN REALTY, INC. if reconditioned used machines. ' Eaton Rapids. 663-9881. 3-2-18 | Singers, Whites, Necchis, New OLYMPIA TYPEWRITERS. Used 2 lome & "Many Others." $19.95 SOUTH SIDE, New 2 bedroom standard, $50. 2 portables, $25. o $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS 332-6524 10-2/24 expandable Cape Cod. 3 bedroom | DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, ,, t raised ranch. Both with Aluminum Wa*hinflWrt.' ' A'nILi, " ' and brtcks. immediate occupancy. I 489-6448.C-2/19 A . 676-5303. 5-2/23 An _ ■969 SINGER $61.50 in walnut sew AFGHAN HOUND puppies. 8 weeks. Recreation Engineer who starts with RCA in 1970 J table. Used just a few times. Fully For show or companion. I equipped to zig-zag, monograms, 332-1895.5-2/17 SUMMER ISRAEL $695. Mexico will be part of an amazing future. i holes, does many fancy I designs and winds the bobbin IRISH SETTER - Female, AKC, 8 study $699. Europe $795. Jerry, I automatically $61.50 full cash months old. 351-6843 after 3 p.m. 353-4195. 5-2-20 ir budget plan, 4-2/20 If you measure achievement the future I dial 484-4553, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in well-being of all ncluding Saturday and Sunday. SAINT BERNARD puppies. AKC. technological discovery, no mankind. TP $150 each. Terms available. Spend Spring Break o industry can surpass either the 332-1911. X5-2/20 The Spanish Riviera. You can start your fiNOLTA SRT - 101 FI.7. 300 mm past record or future potential engineering career in one of a F5.6. Case, Flash, $250. MINIATURE SCHNAUZER, male, of electronics. our Rotational Programs to I 372-8015.3-2/17 registered, 5 months. Salt and And, if you're part of a pepper. Call Tuesday, Thursday give you a wide over-view of E FRAMES? 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Check nowl 3 2 18 The problems we will be faced with during the next Place Your 30 years, and how well we solve them, will determine PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. STATE NEWS will bill you later. Address _ City Consecutive Dates to Run _ Heading ______ Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. J JO Words or Less: lday-juso 3 days - $4.00 5 days - J6.50 | Over io Words Add- is* per word 404 per word 65f per word □ Mail to: Michigan State News 347 Student Services Bldg. MSU East Lansing, Mich. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 17 PLACEMENT BUREAU Job interviews start Feb.23 The following employers will Schools; Northern States Power Pontiac; Sky Chefs, summer employment; Libby, be interviewing from Feb. 23 Company; Redlands Unified Incorporated; The Southland McNeill and Libby; York Air School District; School District Corporation; Target Stores, Conditioning; Youngstown through Feb. 27, 1970. If jfou art interested in an organization, of the City of Saginaw. Incorporated; U.S. Dept. of Sheet and Tube Company. FEB. 23 and 24, 1970: Transportation, Bureau of Public FEB. 26 and 27,1970: Mead please report to the Placement Bureau AT LEAST TWO Baxter Laboratories, Roads; Wilmette Public Schools; Johnson and Company. SCHOOL DAYS in advance to Incorporated; Denver Public Winkleman Stores, Incorporated, FEB. 27, 1970: Associates sign up for an interview and to Schools; Dept. of the Navy, also for summer employment. Financial Services Company, obtain additional information. Naval Air Systems Command, FEB. 24 and 25, 1970: Saga Incorporated; Baker Perkins, MILITARY Naval Facilities Engineering Food Service, Incorporated. Incorporated; School District of OBLIGATIONS: Students are Command, Naval Ordance FEB. 25, 1970: The the City of Benton Harbor; advised * to interview with Systems Command; American School of the Clairol Incorporated; Downers International Harvester International School of the Grove Public Schools District 58 employers even though they have not completed their Company; Leo Burnett Hague; Atlantic Richfield and 99; Garden City Public military service. Many employers Company Incorporated; Ramada Company; Central Mutual Schools; Lansing School District; Inns Incorporated. Insurance Company; Chevrolet - Maihoffer, Moore and DeLong, have indicated' an interest in FEB. 24, 1970: Fort Logan Flint Manufacturing; The also interviewing the student before summer employment; and after his duty with the Mental Health Center; Four-Way Equitable Life Assurance Montgomery Ward and Armed Forces. Lodge, Incorporated for Society of the United States; Company; R. J. Reynolds FEB. 23, 1970: Bureau of Summer Employment; Kraftco United States Plywood Tobacco Incorporated; TRW Indian Affairs, Teacher Corporation; Lakeside Union Corporation, Champion Papers, Systems Group; U.S. Geological Recruitment Unit; Caterpillar Elementary School District; Incorporated; The Higbee Survey WRD; U.S. Office of Tractor Company; Central Soya Lincoln National Life Insurance Company; Honeywell Education; U.S. Naval Weapons Company, Incorporated; Colgate Company, also for summer Incorporated; Hooker Chemical Laboratory; Janesville Public - Palmolive Company; Factory employment; Manufacturers Corporation; Howard Johnson Schools; Westwood Heights Mutual Engineering Association; Bank; McMillan Bloedel; Mineola Company; Marshall Field and Public Schools. Fraser Public Schools District; Public Schools, Union Free Company; New York State, School District No. 10; National FEB. 23, 1970: Glencoe Grey Advertising Incorporated; Dept. of Transportation; Board of Education; Brandon Center for Health Statistics; Pennsalt Corporation; Sears, Heath Company; Kawneer School District. Company, Incorporated; Killam Northport School, Union Free Roebuck and Company; State of School District No. FEB. 23 and 24, 1970: and De Valk, also Summer 4; J. C. Wisconsin, Bureau of Personnel; American International School Employment; Michigan Dept. of Penny Company, Incorporated; Ralston Purina Company; U.S. School District of the City of of New Delhi, India. Civil Service; New Canaan Public General Accounting Office. FEB. 26 and 27, 1970: FEB. 25 and 26, 1970: The J. L. Hudson Company. Rike's, also summer FEB. 25, 26 and 27, 1970: employment; Vick Chemical Company, also summer Finch Sears, Roebuck and Company. FEB. 26, 1970: Abraham employment. appo and Straus, also employment; for Albion summer Public Schools; Camp Sequoia, for prof to com summer Continental Detroit employment; Oil News; Company; Flushing Janet A. Wessel, professor of progressive resistive Community Schools; Grosse Isle health, physical education and programs for women and Township Schools; Montebello Little recreation, has been appointed children. She also served as a Unified School District; Starr to the national member of the Greater Housing Commonwealth For Boys, also Committee Advisory Rehabilitation Board and as a summer employment; Touche Caesars on Physical Education and Recreation for consultant with the Bureau of Ross and Company; U.S. Air Handicapped Children by the Education for the Handicapped Force; West - Central Investment Pizza Treat Secretary of Health, Education in Physical Education and Corporation; Win Schulers and Welfare, Robert H. Finch. Recreation. Restaurant, Incorporated, also The nber As the pizza turns, we tune in committee representing to our little melodrama and fields of physcial education, recreation and special education will advise the secretary on Would You Shorty enters with the Roman runt the gladitorial fight Dumbo the matters of general policy relating greasy to the administration of Title V. This opportunity law to provides focus the on Believe. . . Cedar Village is giving away a free ticket for the A.S.M.S.U. dragon. Dumbo has the longest tenure in the arena, but he is getting kind of slow and his talents are cooling programs of training and Acapulco spring • break trip PLUS $50 spending money! off. With these facts in mind, research or demonstration in Shorty, with his hot talent physical education and and astounding speed is more recreation in order to add to the than willing to enter the fray. variety of services for the Stay tuned tomorrow for the handicapped. Register at the Cedar Village model anytime during next episode of As the pizza A member of the MSU February, Mon. thru Fri., 1 - 4:30 p.m. Drawing to be held turns. For free delivery call faculty since 1956, Miss Wessel March 5th. Trip starts March 21st. 337-1681 (on - campus) or has served on national, district 337-1631 (off campus and and state committees to study Cedar Village Apts. Circle Drive). rehabilitation programs, physical education curricula and goes a lot farther 1 pair of slacks, 2 sweaters or 1 skirt dry cleaned drop off cleaning, 45< per pound We love active people . . . active people love us! 3 Great Locations For Your Convenience 1-213 Ann Street 2 - Corner of Harrison & Wilson Road 3 - North wind pr. Facing Yankee Stadium Plaza Join Those Who Expect More . . . And Sov«