Wharton to form admissions commission By JIM CRATE of interest," he said in an interview believe that within 10 or 20 years the white and they feel that it's because of year education almost obsolete before it is element of the their lack university — student, Tuesday. "Over the next 10 to 20 years, I electorate will move towards a free higher of education that they are completed." faculty and administrator — must assume MARILYN PATTERSON think Universities will move towards a free education." disadvantaged. They want their kids The university must look to the in relation to the other. higher education." When asked, the President agreed that educated." development of units to update the The President believes that one of the Wharton said he is not looking at the the passage of repressive laws aimed solely "The pressures are there," knowledge college graduates already have, president Clifton R. Wharton announced at the "That's why it's important he said. he said. roles students must assume is that of I Tuesday his Intent to form a presidential problems of free universal higher education college community reflected for the communicator. I commission on admissions policy and in budgetary terms. legislative recognition of "a strong feeling University to develop useful guidelines to "The universities are the recipients of "Students ought to seek out forums within the electorate." live within these forces and to determine this knowledge explosion and we'd better I !tudent body composition. "My view at the moment indicates that "It is true that the trend reflects the what MSU's role will be," he said. be able to provide it to the citizens." where they can articulate their views to I Wharton said he considered the study if the electorate demands free education, groups outside the University," he said. I necessary to define the role of the the legislature will comply. There is a views of a segment of society," he said, A second object in the University's look Wharton also predicted that the present "The only evidence (of the student I rtaWersity in meeting the educational strong feeling within the electorate about "but I consider it to be a short run affair." to the future is the alleviation of the state of instability on the nation's viewpoint) available to the general I «eds of a changing society. open admissions. People have a continuing The real question Is whether the forces for free higher education exist and whether immediate obsolescence of a University campuses will end within a few years. "I consider the present state of flux in populace comes through the media, and "I gee this (admissions) as a crucial area faith in the value of higher education. I education, Wharton said. they only present the views of the activist, the University has the ability to think "It is no longer possible to say that after the governance of the nation's universities sometimes violent, minorities." through the impact of such a four years of college one is equipped to to be a short run affair," he said. "I am Wharton program, estimates the commission's Wharton said. assume a productive role within society," confident that we will move towards a study will take at least a year. The "The pressures are not exclusively he said. "The rapidity of the adding and position of stability in three to five years." commission's makeup will be finalized among the minority groups," he said. "The changing of knowledge is very explosive. Instability, he explained, is caused by after consideration by the Academic economically disadvantaged are largely This information explosion makes a four inaccurate perceptions of the role each Council. Wednesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS VoL 62 Number 137 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 18,1970 Defense mistrial as ju still without the trial court clerk and asked for hundred supporters of the defendants verdict deliberations were cut short after 8V4 hours CHICAGO (AP) - The defense filed a immediate action. It was not known when a marched around the building. with an explanation from U.S. Marshall motion Tuesday asking a mistrial shortly ruling by Judge Julius J. Hoffman might Some carried signs reading "impeach John Meiszner that they were weary. before the jury retired for the fourth come. Hoffman" and "resist summary injustice." The marshal said later the Monday consecutive day without reaching a verdict Weinglass said the motion gave no The seven defendants remained in the session was shortened after one of the in the trial of seven men charged with riot reasons to support a mistrial. Cook County Chicago Jail where they are jurors showed symptoms of a cold. He said conspiracy. "But," he told reporters, 'it's obvious serving the sentences for contempt Judge it was decided the jurors should return to A federal marshal said the jury recessed that the jury is not able to reach a decision Hoffman imposed Saturday and Sunday. their quarters in the Palmer House hotel for the night shortly after it was after four days of deliberations." Kunstler and Leonard for Weinglass, more rest. announced that they had gone to dinner. The motion was filed after the jury had another defense attorney, also were If convicted on both the conspiracy Police station A short time earlier, defense attorneys filed the motion asking that the U.S. deliberated more than 40 hours. sentenced for contempt. and substantive counts, each defendant could be sentenced to a maximum of 10 See related story page 2 The jury deliberated 10 hours Saturday District Court jury be dismissed and a and 12 hours Sunday. Monday its (Please turn to page 17) Police officers and inspectors search debris after a fragmentation bomb mistrial be declared for the seven Earlier, Kunstler said "it would be a •xploded In San Francisco's Park station Tuesday, injuring six officers. Attorneys William M. Kunstler and miracle" if all the defendants were Note shrapnel marks on wall at top. AP Wirepmrte^ Leonard I. Weinglass filed the motion with acquitted, "compromises." but tiuu he expected FEWHtf*»SS!»• "Some of the defendants will be convicted, others will be acquitted or the jury will hang deadlock on all of them," Apply now fo San Francisco Police try Kunstler told newsmen after the jury had been out more than 35 hours. The jury of 10 women and 2 men placement official retired Saturday afternoon to consider a verdict. The defendants are charged with conspiring to incite rioting at the time of to link bombings--'7' trial the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. In addition, each is charged with a substantive count: two with teaching the making of incendiary devices Whether By JOHN JUEL State News Staff Writer a student wants a summer job as a summer" from last year, MacLeod added, indicating that economic pressures may mean fewer summer jobs for students and increased competition for the jobs that do and five with actually crossing state lines exist. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A police paint plant. Police said the spot evidently "This was meant to disturb and disrupt; tour guide in Munich or a pickle packer in with intent to incite rioting. "It's important that students begin I station bombing, second in four days and was chosen at random. that's all." Lansing, now is the time to start applying, Hie jurors must consider the testimony thinking about and applying for summer ■ latest in a 2V4 - year series in the San In Berkeley, incendiary bombs exploded Barca expressed belief the San Francisco according to Bill MacLeod, asst. director of of 190 witnesses who appeared during the the MSU Placement Bureau. employment as soon as possible," he said. I ftincisco area, was tentatively linked by Monday night without damage at two assault was connected with demonstrations trial which lasted nearly five months. They "In response to Students who are interested in particular I investigators Tuesday with demonstrations department stores during a demonstration against the Chicago sentences, but offered ■ also took with them to the jury quarters by youths against contempt sentences in evidence. letters sent out this places of employment or specific jobs I ViMt the "Chicago Seven" conspiracy the Chicago Seven case. no about 300 exhibits. fall, it appears there should check the summer employment Since mid -1967, much of the While the jury was closeted on the 23rd will catalogs in the Placement Bureau, MacLeod Officially police reported "no headway" sprawling be between Last Thursday at midnight seven officers San Francisco Bay area has been disturbed floor of the Federal Building, several said. Names and addresses of individuals to 7,000 and 8,000 I inittem Karchinfor the perpetrators and found no the wide were injured and three cars were destroyed by random bombings, seemingly without summer jobs contact are also available. ■ ranging explosive by time bombs in the Berkeley police reason or pattern. available for MSU MacLeod said some companies offer uults. station parking lot. Like the San Francisco One officer was critically wounded and to others were bomb, the blasts came during a change of Most remain unsolved. They have Cloudy . . . students," MacLeod said. "We are also training or intern programs, especially in (Please turn to page 17) injured late Monday night shift. included explosions at the San Rafael draft with chance of rain -1"' time bomb filled with steel staples . . . a getting daily Berkeley police Lt. Henry Sanders said, offices, at the University of California in today. High between 23 and 37 Information about Park Station, on the edge of the Hilght ■ Ashbury district. Police put out a wanted bulletin for an "There is a similarity in that both were shrapnel • type bombs." But San Francisco Berkeley, at a liberal political group's office in Redwood City, and at several business buildings. degrees. Colder Thursday. more summer from Interviewers." jobs MSU stud °li pink minivan Capt. Charles Barca said, But it's going to seen in the vicinity. The city offered a. $5,000 reward. Four hours after the bombing, police M a sniper with a seeks pla telescope - sighted rifle ok aim at three the Chicken In wwntown Hall of Justice. officers Before he could shoot, a policeman man as 'U' tru outside fired his pistol, and the sniper and By LARRY LEE State News Staff Writer •companion, both described as white Nppie types," fled in a car. Tuesday morning across °wland a fused package of 24 sticks of the bay in his secret: g to An MSU graduate student has decided try to become the first full - time student to hold a seat on a MSU governing ttplosive was found against the wall at a By ROSANNE BAIME praise for the Colonel. The student's board. State News Staff Writer marketing class had studied Sanders' Mary Kay Scullion, Marquette graduate franchising, he said, and they had found it student said Monday she will attempt to Nixon voices favor A board planeful of passengers waiting to their Detroit to Lansing flight to be fantastic, simply fantastic. "Well, we jest started out with a few get the Democratic nomination candidate for the MSU Board of Trustees as a Sunday night watched fellow passenger recipes that folks liked, and more folks in the November election. Col. James Sanders (of finger - lickin' sent us some of their favorite recipes, and of 18-year-old vote good fame) stand inconspicuously in the pretty soon we jest started growing," the The terms of Stephan R-Fremont and Don Stevens, D-Okemoe Nisbet, middle of the waiting area in his Colonel said modestly. expire Dec. 31,1970. Inconspicuous white suit. He adjusted his diamond - studded cuff Miss Scullion said she needs student ln national issues The Colonel was on his way to Lansing links and tie pin, and shifted his silver - backing to make any kind of a bid at • also, where he was driving up to Alma for handled cane from one hand to the other. becoming a student trustee. Washington (ap) - a Justice a promotional appearance. Since his operation "jest started growing" it "It is essential to get some indication rPMtment spokesmen told a senate panel The general reaction of the passengers has become a multi - million dollar national of support from the students and that that President was to walk into the waiting area, notice Nixon favors a chain of carry - out chicken stores. Sanders they're somewhat happy with the idea of a the Colonel, sit down, and sneak sidelong sold his ownership a few years ago for some student trustee," she said. ve«r ij°nal amendment permitting 18 - " ■ olds to vote in national elections. glances at him while trying to figure out if of those multi - millions. "There is not much point in pursuing it was really him or a candid camera stunt. j*puty Atty. Gen. Richard G. It was really him. He now serves the holding corporation (the candidacy) if the kids don't support JJindienst testified that such an Boarding the plane, Sanders picked an by making personal appearance tours and - ,1^ the idea." Miss Scullion said that at Democratic lo»a • nt would be the best solution to aisle seat at the front, facing the rest of commercials, a the votin8 age while still allowing party meeting in January, her home the passengers. Across the aisle from him ♦ au.iifi V* 8 free hand in setting the Congressional district (the 11th) gave her were two restaurant operators (women) "We jest try and cook good food. ~Y' their unanimous support in seeking the ^tions for voters ,n 8tate and local from Grand Rapids. Facing them was a can't fool the people with bad food, trustee nomination. ej!1.6 hotel, restaurant and institutional y'know." Sectionsle8a' age for voting in national "I feel very strongly about young now is 21. management (HRI) major from MSU. "Could you tell me how you make that people getting involved," she said, "and During the flight Sanders' admirers delicious creamed spinach, Col. Jim?"one this is a way to begin." yo7®'ndienst reject arguments that kept him busy signing ticket folders and Mime Scullion, who attended Rutgers , exJr?fr1.person8 cannot be trusted to jf*"id'I16 responsibility of the ballot, giving out recipes. University, St. Xavier, Illinois State many of the persons associated The HRI student was bursting with (Please turn to page 17) Teachers College and Northern Michigim (Please turn to page 17) (Please turn to page 17) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February ^ Youth, lawyers wait for Chicago 7 outcome By KEN KRELL grant bond: if the accused is deemed conclusions. dangerous to the public floor in Washington, Pucinski From the House maybe for curious observers who lined the sidewalks merely to get Chicago populace. In one action, Hoffman Monday night haired man a tirm l. & DEBBIE FITCH News Background or if there is a reasonable degree praised Judge Hoffman for of doubt that he will appear for restoring a glimpse of the commotion. granted a six - week delay of a Street, In sight walked al™ „7 ft H State News Editors "dignity and decorum Judge Hoffman himself trial for a lawyer who wished to Building. ne Fe&r, Weinglass. and they were asking it will be because of the political trial. Certainly neither of these to the American judiciary." spent the moming hearing take a vacation in the Carribean. where is the limit on judicial nature of the case." reasons can apply to this case." But nearly everyone present routine procedural motions from A few months earlier that same CHICAGO - Although it power? Where does justice According to another lawyer Representative Roman C. at the Federal Building Tuesday lawyers concerned with cases judge had denied a postponment serious business inside the trickle off and personal in the crowd, "On only two Pucinski, D - 111., disagreed, had a less complimentary other than the one that has in the conspiracy trial so that not to just in that courtrl^?0 was America," he said Federal Building here today — vengeance begin? counts can a judge refuse to however, with the lawyers' opinion of the judge, except captured the attention of the Bobby Seale's lawyer, who was buried where ten women and two men 'We ote recovering from kidney his collar, shivering in head beneath t imprisonment of ten men for 19 COMPARATIVE JOURNALISM a operation, could represent his the ^ began their fourth day of Chicago wind. "Those aren't* deliberations on the conspiracy years without a trial or jury," client. seven men on trial tW- t]l# of the Chicago 7 - outside many Kunstler told the crowd of observers seemed to be waiting about 1,000. "We believe that Lawyers and youth aren't trying to hold on toasyjS the only people concerned about ZfETP? afraidtole5of J-School offers foreign study for a parade. the use of judicial power should It s not the fate of the just seven men whJ A small group of determined not be abused. We must respond conspiracy trial. fate that jury is deciding." but good natured to harassment, be it on the street demonstrators circled the or in the courtroom." building proclaiming support for The Chicago 7 had now "The 7" and protesting the turned into what defendant By MARIA SAMARIN permission from the Yugoslav Dan DM°rgan of the and neighboring East European contempt citations issued Abbie Hoffman termed the government for the program. Washington Post and Wilton countries. Saturday against the defendants "conspiracy 10." MSU students will have the Smith has published several ^ tentative,y While in Omis, students will and their attorneys by Judge Kunstler addressed himself opportunity to attend an studies of the press of the Soviet scheduled lecturers stay in a resort hotel overlooking Julius Hoffman. primarily to the hundreds of international ... Union and Communist East . has ?n the Adriatic. Rooms will be Many of the businessmen lawyers — identifiable by their Comparative Press Systems in Europe. He has lived, studied mtenff concern and deep soul - double — occupancy with a who strolled by the building on three piece suits, brimmed hats Yugoslavia this summer. - and traveled in Yugoslavia and searc|"n8 this country private bath and balcony. their lunch hour paused to stare and briefcases — present among The School of Journalism, in other East European countries regard|nS the composition, Omis, which traces its origins and sometimes chuckle at the a crowd composed of younger, cooperation with the Russian for almost three years. function and performance of to Roman times, has a diverse marching demonstrators and the more shabbily dressed and East European Studies Yugoslavia has been chosen as "iasf, m™f ,n OUr society» history. It has been a pirate wisecracking newsmen. protesters and the usual Program and the Office of the site for the seminar because n ^' stronghold, fortified medieval Something on their faces said sprinking of curious middle Overseas Study, will offer an it is geographically and . . For the firf* time many town and in the 15th century that although they knew what Americans. eight - credit program in politically accessible to experts c,t,z®ns are questioning the role was under Venetian rule. was happening was important, "The contempt citations are comparative journalism in Omis, from Communist as well as °* . P'688 and some PeoP,e are The area is renowned for its they did not know why. a slap in the face to the entire a town on the Dalmatian coast, western countries, he said. beginning to examine beautiful beaches, mountains More was being examined legal profession," one observing "This program is a unique one Experts on the press of many alternatives and to compare our and islands, as well as its historic than a questionable law and a lawyer commented. "I don't see — no other college in the United countries, including China, the system with other models, he and cultural attractions, Smith court room circus. The lawyers how the Supreme Court can help States offers anything like it," Soviet Union, Egypt and . ... . said. on the scene were experiencing but overturn them, unless they said Stanley Smith, associate Czechoslovakia are among those v"s sPir'J .IIM?Viry "Because of its rich heritage what could be termed overrule a previous decision professor of journalism, who will participate. Besides healthy and should be and convenient connections, it philosophical assault and battery where they've outlined a six - supervisor of the seminar. this, American foreign stimulated among students has become a mecca for young most of them were deeply month maximum contempt He has just returned from particularly those whose major — correspondents such as Paul summer visitors and intellectuals concerned, if not openly critical, sentence. Europe after obtaining Hoffman of the New York field of concentration relates to from all parts of Europe," he of Judge Hoffman's treatment of "The government is trying the field of mass noted. the two defense attorneys, hard to save face," he said, "and communication," he said. The estimated cost of the William Kunstler and Leonard if the citations aren't overruled One of the two courses will WHICH IS YOUR FIELD? Milliken misses involve a study of the press system of East and West Europe. Seminars conducted by foreign program is travel $870 which includes expenses, room, tuition and insurance. board, Both Press ACCOUNTINGS! FINANCE? ENGINEERING? court appearance and American press government representatives will examine the social, political and and graduate and undergraduate students are eligible. Further information may be obtained by Journalism professor, Stanley E. Smith, discusses the a LABORATORY & THERAPY? CONSERVATION? informational functions of the contacting Smith in the summer study program in Yugoslavia. The program will LANSING (UPI) ■ Gov. William G. Milliken missed an Journalism Bldg. INFORMATION SERVICES? ADMINISTRATION? deal with comparative press systems in Europe. Smith appointment he never made Tuesday when he failed to go to Ann A special meeting will be held has In the other course, an studied and lived in Yugoslavia and is SOCIAL SERVICES? Arbor to testify at the trial of a University of Michigan student for all interested students at an authority i arrested during a demonstration last September. evaluation will be made of the field. 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24 in the Sun effectiveness of various press Milliken was handed a piece of paper when he left his office Porch of the Union. State News Photo By Bill Porteaus Monday evening by Marc Van Der Hout, vice president of the U systems in accomplishing their domestic and international goals, of M student council. Van Der Hout said the paper was a Smith said. CONSULT OUR REPRESENTATIVE AT CAMPUS subpoena, and it was written on a legal subpoena form, but legal This will involve independent SE< PLACEMENT OFFICE ON FEB. 25. HELP TO aides to the governor said it appeared to have no legal force. The paper said Milliken should appear in court at 8:30 A.M. study which can be directed CREATE A GOVERNMENT YOU WANT! toward history, political science Teusday but said nothing about why he should appear and what or sociology, he explained. he was expected to testify on. Milliken was in his office at the WISCONSIN STATE capitol this morning. Vau Der Houfe.was one .of several, students arrested ar\d charged with the misdemeanor of contention during a sit - in last The eight — week program, from June 22 through August *iVn? ^ tnrougn August a* weeks of 9,526 to give up dinner GOVERNMENT September at the Literature, Science and Arts Building during a classes and two free weeks when About fifty per cent of MSU increase over last year's 50 cents $50 cash to each adult 5 i demonstration against the University's plans to open a new students can visit Greece, Italy students who live in residence is because of the increase in food The Unitarian Servii AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER bookstore. ■ halls will be participating in the prices. The full price is not given , Committee is being considers The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State second Biafran fast today. because over half the cost of the because they have had the lea. University, is published every class day during four school Patricia E. Price, co-ordinator dinner is involved in labor. conflicts with the Nigerij terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. of the fast, said 9,526 students At present, Lifeline MSU has government in distribute Subscription rate is $14 per year. not decided what group MSU's money. signed to give up their evening meal. This is slightly fewer than contribution will be sent to. The "The Nigerian government h Member Associated Press, United Press International, been the limiting factor ir last year. Miss Price said that this groups being considered are the Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, was because there are fewer Catholic Relief Service, Church distribution of money direct IP World to the Biafrans," Miss Price sai Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press students living in residence halls, Services. and the Association, United States Student Press Association. students who gave up their meal Unitarian Service Committee. "We are attempting to pick last year see no need to do so Miss Price said each are being group most beneficial to Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. evaluated as to their ability to Biafrans at the time of again and it remains difficult to Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services convince students a need still best serve the Biafrans and get contribution." '(HI Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, remains. the money to them. Michigan. MSU Dormitories and Food Recently the Catholic Relief TT Washington's Phones: Editorial 355-8252 Services is donating 52 cents per student dinner this year. The Service received $300,000 from which they hope to distribute Mrs. Nixonwi Classified Advertising 355-8255 travel to MSU l Display Advertising 353-6400 Birthday ' Business-Circulation Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 a NI^HrCLVB WASHINGTON White House sources (UPI) \ / • MOO Tuesday that First Lady ' Nixon will embark on a colle Specials Casual. Care-Free Tapered Hairdos r 12"MEDIUM PIZZA-ONE ITEM < tour March 2 that will indu MSU. 16000 530-800 EVE RY NIGHT | The highlight tour, scheduled student voluntel Short Sleeve, SWEATERS """"WIGS Cur! it or Wear it Smooth programs, will take her also the Universities of Kentucky a Colorado and to the College the Ozarks in Missouri. Mrs. Nixon has long want Full Fashioned to make the trip to undersco $099 her interest in promotii Reg. $7 NOW L FASHION student volunteer such as tutoring activities projects community help services. MAXI-COATS SHOW O) FASHIONS FROM Reg. $60 CO Use Your Convenient Charge Letts WEBNSSW 48'ejM Our regular order of Buttermilk Pancakes only im." A ■KTOMTF 49c vig ' All fashion shades Fabulous Fashions with i featuring Millinery, Fur Hats, 1 Wiglets, Handbaas, Scarfs, < entertainment The Sun by per customer Bring along prospectors. ail 6T your Your Most Fashionable Edison 83rd Lijjht Show open Shopping Address Sun., Thru Thurs. 6 A.M. To 11 P M Fri.&Sat. MERIDIAN MALL — Okemos, Michigan 6 A.M; To 2 A.M. 2820 487' E Grand River Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 18, 1970 3 NEWS UNITED Big NATIONS, N.Y. the 4 called on summary (AP) - Thant declared Secretary - General U Tuesday it was Knesset, Israel's parliament. Thant and Mrs. expressed their views, after Meir East, Ambassador Jarring of Sweden. Gunnar "Hie Middle East is heating V. agreement on at least one or two basic issues involved in the Arab - Israeli conflict, and formulate proposals advanced by each. Asked if he planned to take initiatives on his own, he replied air strikes against Egypt were undertaken to make clear that A capsul* summary of th« day's events from up to the Big 4 powers to take Israeli planes struck Egyptian up mo6t dangerously," Thant violations of the cease - fire guidelines to Jarring. that it was up to the U.N. could not be unilateral. our wire services. strong measures to avoid a new depots storing Soviet - supplied said at his first news conference Thant said he could not catastrophe in the Middle East. missiles within 20 miles of Cairo of the year. "Only some Security Council to act in that She said another aim was to In Jerusalem, Prime Minister very divulge the nature of the specific direction, and he planned no upset what she charged were Tuesday, setting off air raid strong measures can avoid a new issues on which agreement was moves to supersede the council. Golda Meir proposed that in the sirens in the plans by President Gamal Abdel capital. catastrophe." possible, but that there was a Mis. Meir asserted that the absence of peace, Israel and the Thant made his declaration Nasser to wage full - scale war. He added that it was "common denominator" in the Arabs adopt a reciprocal prior to his departure for a observance of the U.N. cease necessary to look to the United "I consider the present state - meeting in Geneva on States, the Soviet Union, Britain fire. Wednesday with his special and France to make the of flux in the run governance nation's universities to be affair. I am confident that a of the short we "Israel is ready," she told representative for the Middle necessary effort at the talks of their chief U.N. delegates in New York. Conditional autonomy set will move towards a position of Thant said that the U.N. stability years." within three to five cease - fire proclaimed at the end of the Arab - Israeli war of 1967 at 10 years for S. Vietnam was now "totally ineffective." Michigan — President Wharton He noted that the Big Four WASHINGTON (AP) - The head of the U.S. withdrawal decisions in part on the progress of was considering a proposal by pacification program in Vietnam said Tuesday the Vietnamization program, under which the the United States of a new joint the South Vietnamese could take over complete combat role is gradually being turned over to the cease - fire appeal. Thant blamed both Israel responsibility for defending their country within South Vietnamese. 1 10 years "if nothing else arose." for Nixon also said that progress on A team International News of gunship and scout helicopters of the U. S. ,360 and the Arabs for violating the cease - fire. He declared that each side was making public announcements of breaches Deputy Ambassador William L. Colby gave that estimate to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as President Nixon told a group of remarkable work pacification front. is nonmilitary aspects is "most encouraging" and he added that being done on the LANSING (UPI) - Col. Arthur A. they White House visitors that the military part of the 1st Cavalry Division pounced on North Vietnamese Selective Service System, Holmes, State Director of the had committed. Colby declined to estimate for the Senate Tuesday ordered Michigan local draft Vietnamization program "is on schedule." group if the South Vietnamese could take over troops Tuesday in the jungles north of Saigon, scattering boards to call up 1,360 men for induction into the armed "This is unprecedented in Nixon made his comment after receiving a first their own defense within five or seven services years. I (hem in a series of brief actions. Reports from the field during March. peacekeeping experience," he hand report from Secretary of Defense Melvin R. But Colby said that if the North Vietnamese added. "It is really alarming." I said 45 North Vietnamese were killed. No American Draft boards have been given the authority to induct men He expressed belief that the Laird, who returned Sunday night from a visit to withdrew their troops and the South Vietnamese casualties were reported. Cobra gunships and whose draft lottery number is 90 or less. Registrants selected for Big Four delegates could reach Vietnam. only had to contend with the Viet Cong, '"Ihey induction will include men in class 1-A and class 1-A-O born observation helicopters were searching an area near Song or before Dec. on The President is basing his U.S. troop would be very close to that today." 42 miles northeast of Saigon, where they spotted z 31, 1950 who have not reached their 26th birthday. group of North Vietnamese soldiers in a jungle clearing. Registrants will be selected for induction in the order of their lottery number, beginning with lowest numbers first, as drawn in Prime Minister Golda Meir called to bloodshed in the Middle East. Speaking in the Tuesday for an end Knesset, Israel's parliament, Mrs. Meir said: "Once again the national draft lottery last December. Wayne County, with a quota of 306 men, will provide the largest number of inductees from a single county. Thirteen counties have no quotas for March. JacobBoriS we turn to the Arabs - not out of weakness - and ask Here is the breakdown by counties: j them to put an end to the bloodshed and talk peace." Bargain Alcona 2, Alger 4, Allegan 9, Alpena 6, Antrim 3, Arenac 3, ! Mrs. Meir suggested reciprocal observance of the cease Baraga 0, Barry 5, Bay 28, Benzie 2, Berrien 25, Branch 5, fire. Mrs. Meir reiterated Israel's position on the war Calhoun 12, Cass 9, Charlevoix 2, Cheboygan 7, Chippewa 8, Clare 3, Clinton 7, Crawford 2, Delta 4, Dickinson with Egypt saying that all Israel's operations on the 3, Eaton 12, Emmet 10, Genesee 57, Gladwin 4, Gogebic 5, Grand Traverse Suez front are in reprisal for Egyptian operations. 10. Government troops were regrouping on the west Gratiot 9, Hillsdale 2, Houghton 0, Huron 7, 5, Iosco 4, Iron 0, Isabella 18, Jackson 9, Kalamazoo 25, Kalkaska 0, Kent 59, Keweenaw 0, Lake 2, Lapeer Ingham 69, Ionia Beginning Wednesday at 12:00 Noon side of the Plain of Jars in orderly fashion Tuesday, 16, Leelanau reliable sources said. Air strikes were apparently 0, Lenawee 7, Livingston 7, Luce 2, Mackinac 3, Macomb 116, Important store-wide savings for the Manistee 3, Marquette 12. entire hindering a North Vietnamese advance. The government Mason 2, Mecosta 0, Menominee 3, Midland family on all remaining winter fashions 10, Missaukee 2, forces' regrouping on the plain has been going on for Monroe 17, Montcalm 11, Montmorency 3, Muskegon 22, several days. Reports from Pakse, in southern Laos, said Newaygo 4, Oakland 125, Oceana 6, Ogemaw 0, Ontonagon 0, Osceola 2, Oscoda 0, Otsego 2, Ottawa 12, 12 rockets were fired at Pakse airfield Monday. The Presque Isle 6, reports said a child was killed and three persons •wounded. Nine civilian houses, a monastery and rice Roscommon 0, Saginaw 43, St. Clair 4, St. Schoolcraft 0, Shiawassee 16, Tuscola 11, Van Buren Joseph 8, Sanilac 9, 6, MISS J SHOP MILLINERY Washtenaw 18, Wayne 306, Wexford 0. mill were damaged. All fall and winter hats including fun and precious Ann Arbor to hold Israeli jets bombed two Egyptian missile bases within 20 miles of Cairo Tuesday, and shock waves furs rattled windows in the capital. An Israeli spokesman in Tel Aviv said the planes struck at depots storing Soviet built SA2 missiles. Both targets were close to the industrial city of Helwan, he said. The spokesman said tenant convention 1/3 ID 1/2 OFF the planes steered clear of civilian centers around Cairo The National Tenants' present - proposed legislation, for the fifth day since the bombing of a civilian factory low cost Organization (NTO) will - housing (including which Israelis say was accidential. convene its national convention architecture and funding) and tenants' rights at 10 a.m. the political blouses and skirts on aspects and National News President Nixon said Tuesday the military part of Friday in the Michigan Union. University of relationships other areas. to struggles in selected group LINGERIE The convention, The highlight of Saturday's $2.00 One the Vietnamization program is on schedule. He made day only co-sponsored by the NTO and session will be speeches by Jesse the comments after getting an hour - long report from Winter Coats V2 off the Ann Arbor Tenants' Union, Gray — the initial founder of the Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird, who has just will conclude Sunday morning 1963-64 rent strike movement in Zodiac Nightshirts Other reductions on returned from Vietnam. The success of the with group discussions. The Harlem and candidate for Adam Accessories 4.50 Vietnamization program, under which South three day gathering will include Clayton - Powell's House of Handbags Vietnamese forces are taking over American combat speeches by those prominent in Representatives seat — and Tony sweaters vests Cotton Peignoir Sets the rent strike movement, as Henry, president of the NTO. dresses blouses duty in the war, is one of the factors on which the well as workshops dealing with Following these speeches there 6.00 & 13.00 President is basing his decision on further U.S. troop skirts the problems of organizing will be additional workshops and withdrawals. 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EDITORIALS man and sends him to jail for four years for If you too have conspired'\ trying to defend himsef; or who uses the America, then meet us at at 3 p.m. Beaumont? 8 contempt laws ruthlessly to silence even defense attorneys. Wednesday and do your SIJ0We Te«y Braun m5nce tight enough to cause impotence would the results of the election would J All of this" points out the Many of the readily available cough medicines make your legs fall off. 808 Southland Ave., telephone 393-5960. others can eat." Well, if they are going desperate need 'for having all all-U including Romilar contain There is no age limit and parental give up a meal, I hope they don't just fas probably not have been affected. elections at registration. In this way dextromethorphan. This drug is a non - permission is not necessary for treatment the dorm meal. If they do, they ai narcotic agent with a very low abuse What are the state laws concerning The fact that 1200 were severely everyone will have an equal chance venereal disease? How are cases reported in either facility. nothing but hypocrites. But then, in nv potential. It is very effective in stopping opinion, they'll be hypocrites even if the; inconvenienced in voting cannot be to vote and the less than 20 per cent and what restrictions does having V.D. coughs. Very high doses might produce fast to give their meals to Nigeria (I am jus so easily rationalized away. The participation that occurred in the respiratory depression and perhaps some place on a person? Is it true they can't talking about the Americans fasting} residents of Fee Hall could have drowsiness, but I doubt if the "high" is leave the state or country? Are checkups What is involved in the sterilization of a last election will be avoided. because as I said earlier, I believe that th voted at Hubbard Hall, but most of much more than the result of on a person's health and whereabouts made man and is there any "red tape" involved American hungry should be i each year, does a person who has V.D. have for a married man to obtain an operation the residents of Fee never found this -The Editors suggestibility. The cough syrups usually concern. abused contain codeine or other narcotics. to report this to employers, etc.? How is of this type? B These preparations are definitely addicting V.D. treated? Men sterilized Grosse Pointe senio and potentially dangerous. Also, they are using a very simple Wow! The treating physician is procedure which is performed in a doctor's produce something that resembles a "low" office. The sperm carrying tubes leading responsible for reporting cases of V.D. to more than a "high." A bottle or two of beer is much the County Health Dept. The name of the from the testes are divided and tied off. Letter policy AAUP reflects cheaper, safer and probably better for mind and body. your infected person is held in complete confidence, but the County Health Dept. does check with this person and tries to The operation is usually performed by a urologist. Experimentation reconnecting the tubes continues, but so with The State News welcomes all lett They should be typed and signed with establish what sexual contacts this person far less than half can be hooked up again, home town, student, faculty or My mother has suggested that I has had. This is absolutely essential to and the operation must be considered standing, and local phone numb light 'Gars discontinue wearing jockey brief shorts and successful treatment of the disease. The permanent. For this reason, I believe most included. No unsigned letter will I on begin wearing boxer style shorts. A doctor has informed her that a man can extend health department person checking on the contact does not know the name of the physicians would insist on the decision being made by the married couple. It is a accepted for publication, and no letter wi be printed without a signature except! The Executive the length of his sex life by as much as 10 original source. All dealings with the fine procedure in cases where families are extreme circumstances. All letters must 1 Council of the letter dated May 19, 1969, such an years by simply wearing boxer shorts contact are also held in strict confidence. If completed and adoption would be less than 300 words long for publicatifl MSU Chapter of the American extension through August 31, 1970 instead of the jockey style. She seems it were possible to treat all contacts, acceptable if more children are desired. without editing. Association of University Professors was offered to Professor Garskof by (AAUP) has just completed its Chairman O'Kelly, with the approval inquiry into the "Garskof case" of last year. The findings, conclusions of Dean Winder and Provost Neville, and a reply was requested by May Tenure system needs clarification and recommendations will now be submitted to the MSU membership 30, 1969. Professor Garskof did not this week. respond to the offer and accepted an As one mav remember, Bertram appointment with another 2) In an exchange of letters in terminated Aug. 31,1969. member may not be transferred to Garskof, forrger assistant professor university, effective in September EDITOR'S NOTE: The following II. Conclusions non-tenure status during or immediati November 1968, Garskof was offered a of psychology, was the center of 1969." statement contains the findings of fact, On the basis of a report prepared after an appointment under the ten# two-year irregular appointment outside the by a much As the AAUP conclusions later conclusions and recommendations of special AAUP Committee and records system. attention regarding the tenure system by the Chairman of the point out, there was a great deal of the Executive Committee of the MSU Dept. of Psychology, with the pertaining to the Garskof case, the AAUP 2) The Bylaws of the Faculty complexities of the tenure system impropriety involved in removing chapter of the American Assn. of understanding that Garskof would have Council concludes that: amended to provide that decisions of t and his concept of education. The Garskof until May 8 • 10, 1969, when the 1) The offer to Professor Garskof of a University Faculty Tenure Committee,1 Department of Psychology decided from tenure status and University Professors (AAUP) with matters involving interpretation of teni Midwestern Psychological Assn. was to two-year appointment outside the tenure in October 1968 to offer Garskof irregularities in the revoking of the regard to the "Garskof Case." rules and in cases involving allej a meet, either to accept or reject the offer. system was improper under the two offer for appointment by the University's tenure rules. It should not deviation from tenure rules, shall - year probationary appointment However, on Jan. 24, 1969, this offer was outside the tenure system rather Department of Psychology. withdrawn by Chairman Lawrence O'Kelly have been recommended by the Dept. of binding on the Administration and The "Garskof Case" of last year has than a reappointment to a second The AAUP report is a welcome on instructions from Dean Lee Winder. psychology and in any event, should have , faculty member concerned, subject pointed up the need for clarification and been disapproved by the Dean and the appeal by the affected faculty member three - year term within the tenure sight since it brings to public modification of the University's policies 3) On April 9, 1969, the University Provost. This in fact, the the Provost to the Academic Council. Faculty - Tenure Committee recommended was, system. Although the Dean of the attention many of the facts that and procedures with respect to faculty that Professor Garskof be given a one-year recommendation of the University Faculty 3) The University Faculty Tent College of Social Science and the previously belonged to the realm of appointed uner the tenure system, but who extension of his appointment, on the Tenure Committee, but it was not followed Committee shall report to the Acade have not yet been granted tenure. Department of Psychology approved hearsay and rumor. In addition, the ground that he had "not been properly by the Dept. and the Administration. Council, promptly, any case in which I. Facts notified by Dec. 15." In a letter dated May 2) Once the irregular two-year Administration acts contrary t0 of this appointment, the University findings of the AAUP council are to Briefly, the "Garskof Case" included Committee's decision on a ques be submitted to both the Academic 19, 1969, such an extension through Aug. appointment had been offered to Professor Faculty Tenure Committee felt that the following major actions: Garskof, with the approval of the Dept., involving tenure, exclusive of c 31, 1970 was offered to Professor Garskof the appointment would be "a Council and the Academic Senate. 1) A decision in October 1968 by the the Dean and the Provost, it should not involving formal charges for dismissal Dept. of Psychology not to recommend by Chairman O'Kelly, with the approval of flagrant violation of the basic The opportunity and Dean Winder and Provost Neville, and a have been withdrawn without following faculty member for cause, which snai Asst. Professor Bertram Garskof for responsibility will with the the established faculty advisory procedures considered in accordance with establ principles behind the tenure soon rest reappointment to a second three-year term reply was requested by May 30, 1969. system." Academic Council to reexamine the Professor Garskof did not respond to the of the Dept. of Psychology. procedures contained in the under the tenure system, but to offer him entire "Garskof case" and make offer the accepted an appointment with III. Recommendations Bylaws, as amended. One month later instead two-year probationary (according to the a another university, effective in September, In order to avoid similar unfortunate IV. Action AAUP report). Professor Garskof public its findings so as to satisfy the appointment outside the tenure system. 1969. On July 28,1969, Chairman O'Kelly occurrences in the future, the AAUP The AAUP Council is directea This irregular appointment offer was was offered the curiosities and confusion of the wrote Professor Garskof that, having Council recommends that: submit the above recommendations» irregular reaffirmed by the Dept. in November, and appointment and then had that offer academic community. received no response to his previous letter, 1) The University tenure rules be Academic Council and the Aca The "Garskof case" is approved by the Dean of the College of amended to explicitly state that a faculty Senate. withdrawn "by Chairman Lawrence a prime Social Science, with reluctance, and by the Graskofs appointment would be O'Kelly on instructions from Dean example of how an entire university Provost, despite the unanimous opinion of Lee Winder" a short time thereafter. can be left in the dark about such a the University Faculty Tenure Committee that such an appointment would be "a By April, the UniversityFaculty comprehensive system as that of Tenure Committee suggested that a tenure. The Academic Council is flagrant violation of the basic principles behind the tenure system." The Tenure one - year extension of his strongly requested to thoroughly Committee advised that Professor Garskof appointment be given to Professor review, not merely the "strange case either be given a regular second Garskof due to the irregularities of Dr. Garskof," but the tenure probationary appointment under the involved in notifying the professor. system as well. tenure system or that his appointment be terminated at the close of the academic The AAUP report continues: "In a -The Editors year 1968-69. 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He added that unless this dangerous precedent is reversed, the next 69c 69' 39' By DE LORES MAJOR 30 to accept or reject the offer and on July 28,1969, Chairman to the Academic Council." "3. The University Faculty presidential war could lead to a third world war, possibly in the limit 1 limit 1 limit 1 limit 1 State News Staff Writer O'Kelly wrote Garskof that Tenure Committee shall report Middle East. 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Required CARD SHOP Across From Home Ec. Bldg. LOST MARINER 956 Trowbridge 9 E. Grand River ' Ph. 382-6753 10:30-6:»0Mon.. Fri. 9:30-5:30 Sat, Wednesday, February 18, 1970 f Conant supports Computer combats education reform By State JEFF SHELER News Staff Writer state control of local schools. It is a scheme to provide equitable course redundancy James B. Conant, former fundlr>g by the state „Jdent of Harvard University, t I government," he added. By SHARMAN STEWART their respective educational obtained. The circles illi I Lid I Tuesday he views Gov. . Conant warned against hasty State News Staff Writer go®^- faculty, administration Sken's education reform judgments on problems that may UDEANS supplies students student goals are fed into the _ - "» tremendous step arise if the plan is adopted. The redundancy of "U" with personalized catalogs of computer. The computer i* now I■ f VrH" You cant have a courses is being combatted by courses and directories of programmed to relate the Conant, who helped evolutionary change like this University Dean's Information facu,ty members. Faculty can overlapping and the philosophy of state and expect all parts to come out System conflicting a obtain e (UDEANS), I "hased public school financing, Perfectly .... l—i « I mpt with the governor Tuesday K ® very :— Derfectly the the first first time," he said. very important computerized a personalized course interests of these groups, management catal°g and a summary of important that a process operating on the education interests for any given Currently only being uaed by I Horning to discuss education it® ig state I" "ke Michigan take University's CDC 3600 group of students. the College of Social ^H^nrr I reform proposals. the initiative." computer. UDEANS is UDEANS enables UDEANS will be introduced I Later Conant told newsmen 44 Conant said he wanted to concerned with curriculum administrators to improve course into the I Michigan is taking a "leadership go™ the record" as opposed improvements. assignments College of 4 by a closer matching Communication by Dean Jbck I mle" in considering the change the parochiaid provision of Ifmm local to state financial the governor's school aid Developed by John F. COUrSe Bai"- IB support of public schools. proposal. Education JfTjUS asso^ate Profesfr -rv «You must recognize that a bad situation has developed I m not here to support these proposals," he said. "The James B. Conant is seen with Gov. Milliken reform after a meeting to discuss education programming system J Comp"!er *0 enables "This assumes that a faculty member will teach better his interests coincide with when TONITE reform faculty, aadministration and course n other states," he said. "I governor and I did not discuss proposals. The former Harvard president said he objectives," said supported state-based financing, but opposed students to determine Clarence traveled around the country thls portion of the program." parochiaid. State News Photo By Bruce similarity and dissimilarity in . Winder, dean of the College of Francis X and the looking at different schools and Remington Soc^rScieTce. cAA;Ai 11 became more and more order compile Bushmen I appalled at the inequities ■ between local school districts." PUSEY LEAVES EARLY personalized educational listings, the objectives of 8:30-11:00 I Conant once opposed the faculty, students and I state funding concept, because • administrators are obtained I he felt it would reduce local Harvard's head through a survey questionnaire. to retire in 1971 ■ control of school systems. From this questionnaire three I "I think you have to get circles of information are Hubbard Hall ■around the emotional feelings on (this," he said. "There's still a CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - Harvard's finances directly but that will enlist the energies of ,ast October. A notable ^ "°ta phase of Pusey's NOW HEAR THIS ' FROM THE TOP-HINOE ■high degree of local control in lathan Nathan M. Pusey announced stated: "Those great classes of , "his early AT THE STORE WITH THE RED I this plan, particularly in Monday he will retire in June, graduates — largely of the 1920s many younger Harvard men" men Harvard Corporation and ,eaaersnjP 4 DOOR ■providing the leadership and 1971 as the 24th president of Pusey did not define the the Board of Overseers, the two at Cambridge when he and 1930s — which have made "difficult problems" top g°verning bodies at Harvard, confronted and sharply told off ■selection of personnel for the Today Only he Harvard University. my administration possible, have mentioned. Nor did he (schools. Pusey, who became Harvard's refer to decide how to select Pusey's t^e ®en- Joseph McCarthy "This .... is not a scheme for now discharged their student unrest. The main successor- Wisconsin, who claimed president in 1953, had been responsibility." campuses were known expected to remain until June "The time has administration building at Pnsey, who has been for Communists. refuges 50% OFF come," he Harvard, University Hall, was Harvard's president for 17 years, 1972 when he would be 65. se visible Pusey guided university policy E l pS° X/icihlo 1972 when he would be 65. In a letter to the Harvard wrote, "for a renewed effort occupied forcibly by students toward a decision last week to Corporation, released Monday night, Pusey said "a formidable insert contract clauses in construction that would require on Special Groups early Saturday array of difficult facing Harvard made it desirable problems Milliken asks repeal of law private builders to employ of Dress Shirts • Sweaters minority — group members in partial eclipse of the moon to announce his departure now campus jobs. visible for late Friday - Sport Coats & Trousers : - so that the university will have One of his major providing detention its. adequate time to look for a accomplishments was a fhe eclipse will occur at 3:30 camps successor. prolonged and successful EST on Saturday, when the a.m. dark central portion of the Pusey, in his letter, said "considerable interval a a letter to each of —Existing federal and state campaign to raise $82.5 million for new activities and facilities, CAMPBELL'S H SUBURBAN SHOP questionable constitutional laws dealing with h's shadow will extend only uncommonly something like 10 Michigan's 19 Congressmen and validity. espionage, ■ twentieth of the distance years is required" at a university two U.S. Senators, Gov. Milliken The Governor cited three sabotage and other criminal ■acrossthe moon's disk. between the undertaking of a actiWtv^ aHpmiat/'nnZ has urged the repeal of Title H other major reasons for his present and contemnhted future "Thus the event will be only a project and its achievement. °* the Internal Security Act of opposition to the law: ■minor partial eclipse," says For that reason, he asked the 1959- circumstances —Hie Act has never been ■Robert C. ■astronomer of Victor, MSU's Abrams staff Harvard Corporation to grant him an early retirement and The law provides for the establishment of "detention used for the apprehension or detention of any individual. —There deterioration ' would of our ^ national no Haurirea ■Planetarium. 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E. .. 8 SAVE $$$ SAVE $$$ SAVE •$$$ SAVE $$$ SAVE ))$ 2 g Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February )8 Students UNIVERSITY of press proposal to 'U' reform abolish the college, almost all of the 2,500 Some of the demands were freshman admissions policy has students had previously been recruitment ojf more qualified SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA - been tentatively approved by the boycotting classes for five days, instructors, written rules for the The University Senate University Committee on Students also presented the conduct of security officers, and unanimously passed a policy Admissions. administration with a list of 30 abandonment of rules governing that would delegate rule - The current admissions policy demands. student dress. making autonomy to living was adopted Sept. 17 by the groups. The policy is currently University Board of under consideration by the USC administration. Trustees exceeds the number of college openings. 'U' antitumor If approved by the Dean of The policy, originally devised Students' Office, the document would grant the Inter - fraternity Council, the Men's Halls to prevent the University from becoming an "elitist" institution, has been attacked by helped by fe Association, and Women's Halls the Illinois Board of Higher Two of the nation's largest platinum companies have set up Association the rule - making Education, two Chicago research fellowships at MSU. responsibility for government sign - out, lock - out, visitation, newspapers, high school The fellowships, totaling $40,000 per year, were granted by within their respective and alcohol. counselors, and citizens Englehard Industries, Division of Englehard Minerals and organizations. throughout the state. Chemicals Corporation of.Newark, New Jersey, and Matthey The new policy would affect UNIVERSITY of ILLINOIS -■ Bishop, Inc., of Malvern, Pa. CENTRAL MICHIGAN The fellowships support research on platinum chemicals which UNIVERSITY - A petition to have been found to have tumor - inhibiting qualities. end women's hours circulated by Associated Women Students in Biophysicists Barnett Rosenberg and Loretta Van Camp made the discovery at MSU. Smiling con JLs\ early December just realized These four coeds c » the semi-finalists for the MSU Veteran's Assn. Ball. Left Rosenberg will direct the antitumor research pursued under to right are- results. both fellowships. Kathy Bodeau, Grosse Pointe Park sophomore, Jan Pascoe, Pontiac senior, Claudia Coates The CMU Board of Trustees Both platinum companies donated platinum compounds for Marshall freshman and Delores Thompson, Adrian freshman. recently passed the proposal earlier work by the Rosenberg team. State News Photo By Steve which abolished hour Burchik restrictions on women students, with the exception of first LANSING BARGAIN DAYS semester freshmen and students FREER ENVIRONMENT NEEDED whose parents object. CLEARANCE * * * Rep. cites college oppression MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SALE STATE COLLEGE - The College was ordered closed last week until Feb. 23 following the arrest of 889 students for sitting • in on a campus street. Bv ROBERTA SMITH administrators and students on "The honorarium would outbreaks on the campuses than use drastic measures to THOUSANDS OF YOUR FAVORITE At the predominantly black Rep. George F. Montgomery, Michigan's 42 college campuses. enable a student to serve on the we have," he said. attention to their problems. D-Detroit, said recently that the Redress needed committee who couldn't Montgomery has asked . college environment is more The schools are not always FAMOUS LABEL FASHIONS i oppressive than the city at large. Concerned in particular with the lack of means for voicing otherwise because of a part - adaptable to the current needs, Vincent J. Petitpren, to D-Westland I time job," he explained. stage meetings at Michigan' NEED EXTRA He he said. Many books and courses hopes to remedy the grievances on campuses, The size of the committee is campuses to get a better feelfy IN A FINAL SPECTACULAR SALE J MONEY? situation with legislation such as the student grievance bill he has Montgomery believes that the college student should be able to scaled from 3 to 15 members according to the size of the are not relevant Colleges to the times. haven't provided of the students' position Uneless there is some evidence ■Let i r young and colorful! introduced. get redress of his grievance campus, he said. There is also a counselors and faculty that have that the student would use th I OFF I dresses sell themselves and get commission plus discount for" J "The college environment "without should be freer," Montgomery sitting on the possibility of scaling the salaries good communication with the students. Students often have to committee, it shouldn't be 1X2 president's lawn." according to the school. The established, he said. I yourself. J stated. "Students are pressed "Communication needs to be committee has thought in terms | WRITE: I financially, by their heavy improved on the best campus, AND MORE | Siam Fabrics I schedules and by the excessive even though many of the graduate assistant's salary, or $3,000 annually, for the 203 E. Grand River Open Wed. till 9 p.m. | P. O. Box 243 | Bangkok, Thailand I | | I numbers campus." of people on Montgomery arrived at his the administrators recognizing it," he said. are Montgomery's grievance bill conclusions after visiting with would establish a 3 to 15 not members. Administrative disfavor Many college administrators E.L., U' set up have voiced disfavor to the member committee to be elected by the student body on each campus in Michigan. members would be employees of Its House Committe on Colleges and Universities on the proposed bill. They have claimed that their schools have adequate pollution coalition the State Dept. of Education, The East Lansing City Council Monday night tentatively procedures for processing which would supervise their grievances. approved a cooperative waste research program with MSU election and pay them. Thus the Many students who have removing phosphorus and nitrogen from sewage water. group would have no direct contacted the committee or have The treatment plant will be constructed and maintained by Come to affiliation with the respective schools' administrative bodies. been witnesses at committee hearings have been in favor of the University; East Lansing will supply the water. An average of '« » •• Imjrff/ ' - n - k " '■-'••• ■ • Offices would be rented for the the bill. They believe the 3 million gallons of Crater a day will be used by the researchers. The program is being conducted by Robert C. Ball, director of committee oft' the campus. proposed committee could solve the MSU Institute of Water Research. Hi Fi Buys Today the In response to criticisms on proposed salaries of grievances better than any systems their schools now have. The water will be channeled from the East Lansing sewage and committee participants, "It's a question of who to plant to treatment ponds where the nutrients in the water will be you'll accomplish two things: harvested. Phosphorus and nitrogen remaining in water from Montgomery said that most believe, the administrators or the students have to work while in students," Montgomery said, detergents act as fertilizers for plant growth. Once the chemicals are depleted, the water will be returned to the Red Cedar River 1) You'll Save Money, college and that the honorarium "and I tend to believe the free of the pollutants. proposed for the committee students." would compensate for the time a "It's a wonder that we don't 2) You'll Avoid the Washington's Birthday "After the nutrients are harvested, the water is supposed to student would ordinarily work. have more explosions and return to the river crystal clear," East Lansing Mayor Gordon L Shopping Crowd. Thomas stated. 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Whenever more receptive. They couldn't understand his rationale at first fight, maybe we wouldn't have "You've been asking me fho 1 ° c,ass- In the fmal session, one Dean talked derogatorily about nine years of war in Vietnam and probably still don't. questions. Now let me ask a few. draft rpskf/vr °neH,WOU d f.8 student ^Pt and few asked blatant American beliefs - the and maybe we wouldn't have stuLt^ST . g thC qU^tionS- Yet, Dean had an openly domino theory, the fear of communism and the necessity of "But why did you do it. You didn't have to — why?" one of things like inflation here." "But why?" the athlete from I don't want you to answer these now, just think about them. One of two Catholic the school's star athletes asked. First, if this society sends a men high apparent effect on many of the war - he ran into immediate All Saints again said. schools in the city, All Saints is A11 Saints students. His ridicule and condemnation, "Okay, I set myself up on "Look. I could have stayed in to prison to reform him, why hardly the stomping grounds for frankness and his background purpose. I had a 2-S rating as a does it send a man to prison "If we don't fight, the student at college or gone in the Peace because MSU. But I he will not kill? Second, y.°""g Ijberals because of its shocked them. communists will take over the Corps. But I have a certain set of is rigidity in school rules and its considered myself a draft dodger it wrong to stand up in this came here today to world," one student values. That is what made me do parochial nature. The faculty angrily while in school. As a dodger, country for what you believe in? there has communicate with you. I'm not refuted Dean, you run from the system. But, as what I'm doing," Dean said. And lastly, what are you in a high percentage of g°»n8 to give you a speech that "What about the moon men? Harold Dean didn't win any nuns and no young rebels. couldn't a resistor, you confront the converts to context of the world and possibly They may down too," system. That is why I quit MSU draft resistance there. But, he said that he didn't yourself?" But, with the help of the school's librarian and an want to win any. open - minded nun, 22 - year - old draft "Draft resistance is a personal The seniors at All Saints may resistor Harold Dean was granted thing. It involves only the never understand Harry Dean permission to speak to five "The draft system is illegal and should individual and his beliefs," he but they will remember him. different senior classes there last be dissolved. I've refused to be a told one session. For, someday part of soon, many of Friday. it. If all our young men would have But, Dean did make the All them will face the same dilemma Saints students think. The — the draft system and Vietnam Dean's appearance at All refused to fight, maybe we wouldn't have fourth session ended in silence that he faced. — once Saints marked part of a five - nine years of war in Vietnam and month attempt to educate the maybe we wouldn't have things like inflation people of his home town about here. " draft resistance. -Harold Dean, draft resistor Since his Sept. 3,1969 refusal of military induction, Dean, a Draft resistor former MSU student, consistently written letters to has Harold Dean, former MSU student, recently returned to !l!LCity'S- neWfTrtl?nd speeches in schools throughout !iVen understand and I'm not going to to become a resistor." Bay City to speak out for draft resistance at the All Saints try to persuade you to tu8m ^ Dean replied. "What have you accomplished high school. His five talks there were an attempt to inform resistor s side of S Zn* f ! !: the selective resistors. All I ask is that you . "We hve in a free country, a though?" another student asked. listen to what I have to say " he free country that we have to the city's citizens on draft resistance. service story. "I've maintained my own State News Photo By emphasized early protect. If you won't fight, then Wayne A. Munn integrity. And, I'm a stronger »£ J™"8 th; ■* —S5JSSJ3JT ol"r' person for it," Dean said. Dean with .If™ »»"< * ■» * ' —» "The draft system is illegal minds, though. boys fiut he stunned an(J that I respect; not a country that [Gannett acquires For many of them, Harold Dean offered an everything that they weren't supposed to become. It classic confrontation of example of was a silenced most of them when he pointed out that he had been "Athlete of the Year" at Bay City Central, the city's stellw J0* "?pal™ a"d then justifies UT- * W OWn way? Bem said- m staying. 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Arbor, discussed the chances of a pending abortion reform bill in considered one of the more conservative bills." "We may have difficulty because 47 members of the House Hubbard Hall Monday evening. Mrs. Marquis has assisted Sen. Bursley in preparing a bill that are Roman Catholic," Mrs. Marquis said. The Roman Catholic Mrs. Janice Marquis, assistant to Sen. Gilbet Bursley, R - Ann would allow abortion for any reason up to the third month of Church and the Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church have Arbor, spoke before 150 students in the last of three symposiums pregnancy and for the health of the mother after that. presented the most organized opposition to abortion reform bills, on abortion sponsored by Associated Women Students. Last July, 16 of the 38 Michigan senators voted for the bill. she added. Mrs. Marquis, a 1966 graduate, substituted for the Twenty votes are needed to carry a bill in the Senate. "The Speaker of the House is Catholic and opposed to the scheduled speaker, Sen. Lorraine Beebe, R - Dearborn, who was "But one senator who voted against it has changed his mind bill," Mrs. Marquis said. "He can send it to one of three committees, all headed by Roman Catholics." She urged students in the audience to make their views on abortion reform known to their legislators. "This is a hot potato for a politician," Mrs. Marquis said. "A legislator has to know his constituents are behind him in this issue." She said the greatest allies for abortion reform bills are conservationists. "We will double the population by the time of our grandchildren and there's no room for them," Mrs. Marquis said. The American Medical Association is in favor of reform and the Michigan Medical Association agrees with the section of the bill that would exempt doctors from the criminal code, she said. CHECK Under present law, doctors can be and sentenced to 15 years in prison abortion. charged with manslaughter if a patient dies from an Sen. Beebe9s sub OUR LOW about "But you can't believe how little Michigan legislators know abortion," she said. In Monday night's final symposium on Abortion Hubbard Hall, Michigan Sen. Gilbert Bursley's assistant at Janice Marquis, discussed chances of an abortion reform bill DISCOUNT Mrs. Marquis said people should have to assume being passed in Michigan. responsibility for imposing their moral values on a pregnant woman. State News Photo By Mike Beasley EDUCATIONAL REFORM PRICES Corner of Harrison & Trowbridge, E. Lansing .AND SAVE Sale days thru Sunday. *We reserve the right to limit quantities. New course established University College has classroom methods. reform SAVE! SAVE! suggestions could be include completion or waiver RUBBING ALCOHOL CUNECO 70% REGULAR 19< 11< JL JL SAVE! established a 300 - level course in education reform on a credit - no credit basis. Students may take the course for a variable Subject matter will include teaching methods, the effects of grading, relevancy of courses, and interpersonal relationships utilized by a large segment of University College. Enrollment will be limited to at least one of the College sequences (American Thought and Language, Natural University 32 OZ. 20 students, due to the class Science, Humanities, and Social one to four credits. between teachers and students. format which emphasizes small - The conclusions the class Science) with a 3.0 o Faculty from all four informal seminars and JULIA MAY University College sequences will reaches ~ whether showing group grade point, and a cumulative interpersonal teacher - student GPA of at least 3.0. methods of BUFFERIN .provide interdisciplinary reform are 88° an relationships. The class will meet Students interested 100 TABLETS—REGULAR 1.35 UBBLE approach to the Students will not only study educational reform, they will subject. impractical or workable concepts demonstrating -- will serve as a guide for students in future individually and as a group with teachers. Each of the course's ten professors will be directly obtaining further information about this course should contac Jeff McCrae (437 N. Wonders also experiment with new studies. Conceivably, the class's responsible for two students. 353-2790) or Mike Sarette (44! BATH Asian American Recreation Club, Inc. Prerequisites for the course N. Wonders, 353-2798) before early enrollment. MASSENGIL J03 SUMMER JET CHARTERS POWDER 6 OZ.—REG. 1.50 i% HONG KONG & OTHER ASIAN to CITIFft Aid direcfgr M2Z 3-month flight $185 no cuts in SIMILAC 4 1 Round-trip to Taipei & 2-month flight 1-month flight One-way Charter By ROBERTA SMITH In addition ' to the 13 OZ. LIQUID—REG. 30' FOR A Hong Kong to Japan recen Any paring down of the increase in per-student SAG Connecting flights to Singapore, Manila, University budget by Gov. allotments, more funds will' Milliken is not expected to have available to more students Bangkok, Seoul and Calcutta. an effect on the Student Aid next year, Wagner said. 11% OZ. BOX—CEtlA Grant (SAG), William C. Wagner, "Other monies can be spread FOR INFORMATION, WRITE OR CALL: CHOCOLATE COVERED ■ BICYCLE Stanely Lo, Flight Chairman asst. director of financial aids, out over that many mo said in a recent interview. students," he said, "except 371 P.O. Box 2549, Stanford, Calif. 94305 Hie SAG, a replacement for funds are cut by the fedea CHERRIES 1 PLAYING Phone: (415)325-9015 the fee reduction, is supplied by government. Then our office 53° the general operating funds of won't be in that position." the University, These funds When students reapply for ■ FRESH SHIPMENT REGULARLY 99* ^ CARDS might be affected, but Financial Aids Dept. expects no cut in the SAG program, Wagner the financial aid for the 1970-71 school year, considered for they all will bi types of REGULAR OR PINOCHLE said. assistance, he continued. The J SAG is allotted to any SAG has been incorporated with student paying in-state fees who all the other programs the demonstrates financial need. Financial Aids Dept NEW! MEN'S SPECIAL This includes undergraduates, 58C administers. Venture 4 OZ. graduate students and doctoral candidates. This In its initial year, student* filed for SAG independently was a result of the lat< MEN'S HAIRDRESSING 4 0Z. REG". 79c summer decision by the board o HAI trustees to accept the SAG. "Even though many student didn't know about SAG last year DI-GEL KARATE 30 ANTACID TABLETS—REG. 9E 73* ORIENTAL SPICE because of its summer adoption there will probably be n« substantial increase this year ii the number given out," Wagnei said. "Students who didnl AFTER SHAVE receive it for fall term this ye* ARRID ST 87« REGULARLY 1.75 and picked demonstrated up by winter." need f# DEODORANT 60Z. SPRAY-REG. 1.35 1 The process of filing financial aid begins winter term prior to the year in which aid ' desired. Application for tbi POLI-GRlPo, 1970-71 school year, are beim DENTURE ADHESIVE—REG. 85< 59' taken now. 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As its fame highly improvisational structure Small scale, authentic aetting advertising agency bursts into increases so does the chaos. of the film tend to make it the and sincere cteternination do not company board room, Swope finally reaches babbles to the board members some appear more worthwhile to some guarantee honesty or relevancy. and relevant than the film itself sullen conclusions about success viewers who have been The Professional critics and eager about some new product and and the sacrificing of individual filmmaker, himself, must discouraged and provide this. The size of its audiences have lauded its free scruples often necessary in understandably so ~ with typical undertaking is only the means to style and contrived irreverence as refreshing, original and "Putney Swope" unfortunately, none of these. daring. is, his No one is allowed to vote for £IWIW$ achieving it. Such compromises, Hollywood products. Swope discovers, know no color The story behind the making preference. Success infatuates of "Putney Swope" - Downey's blacks just as it did whites. cut in salary to facilitate added an end not the determining factor of one. "Putney Swope" is a bold True, it starts out with a himself so the one black What makes this rather typical expenses, his hiring of unknowns venture by a potentially gifted promising idea. member, Putney Swope, is By ROBERT KIPPER storyline worth tolerating are and allowing them to improvise filmmaker. A few moments of elected because he is the only State News Reviewer some truly hilarious commercials entire scenes, his use of actual inspiration and admirable man everyone figured nobody that are included. The closing New York offices on weekends intentions of its maker should Happy Hour would vote for. Putney rises line of a breakfast cereal as setting -- represents daring not, however, blind, the viewer from his seat to assure the commercial is 8 - 10 stunned members that they have where to guide his film from an inspired enterprise but this, in itself, does from recognizing the film's here. surprise. The longer, lyrical ad of not make a significant film. faults. TONIGHT nothing to worry about and that The rest of the film wavers, two lovers and the bliss they've there'll be little change with him discovered since as chairman. searching madly for purpose and discovering at the direction. At times it manages to Face - Off, a pimple creme, is In the next scene all the board members are black except for one token white. The agency is be hilariously satirical. Usually it ambles wildly, replacing cohesion with confusion. The the funniest scene of the film. Too bad so many critics and viewers have over - reacted to 'U' rodeo renamed "The Truth and Soul these scattered moments of Agency." possibility for effective satiric Sadly, Roger Downey, the independent fllmmakev who made the film, doesn't know blasts at white supremacists and the prevailing social order is lost because the film fires its satire in excellence and overlooked the many Their bewildered, empty phases. over - reaction is, of absent 30 all directions and, thus, very few course, a statement on the NOW!.... of its blasts find their targets. quality of filmfare these days - a few scenes of originality lead to The MSU Rodeo Club will bulldogging and calf roping. The new black agency initially from 7:00 p.m. I acclaim. stage the first University rodeo Female entrants will participate loses clients only to regain them since 1940 at 7:30 p.m. in barrel racing, goat and reap tremendous profits Friday tying and and 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. break-away roping. Ride6em "Go with their special brand of frank 27 and 28, in the Livestock Tickets are $1.50 and are cowboy see 'Putney Swope'. A pacesetter with outrageous wit, courageous creativity, guts and jfj THIS WEEK MHA-WIC Pavilion. available at the Union Ticket Brahma bull-riding will be one of three rough stock events I intelligence!" Participating in the rodeo Office. Tickets for youth groups staged in the Livestock Pavilion when the rodeo comes to -Judith Crist, NBC V V PRESENTS: will be students from the attending the Saturday MSU February 27 and 28. National College of Business in afternoon performance will be "PLANET OF THE APES" Kansas, Kansas State University, $1.25. "PUTNEY "THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER' and University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin State University and Northern and Eastern Michigan SWOPE THURS. FRI. SAT. 750 Universities. The rodeo will include three Kool aid author eyes2000 - - rough stock events — Brahma The Truth and Soul Movie bull riding, saddle bronc riding STUDENT I.D.'S REQUIRED and bareback riding — plus Feature at 7:35 and 9:45 p.m. ★★★★★★★★★★★★ By MICHELE COLET population today with the Wolfe sees his role as that of a I I 5TH BIG WEEK! © SPARTAN .exception that the bulk of "renegade cowboy" who can 'people (due to an ever - speak Apache and interpret the Feature TWIN EAST Tom Wolfe, author of "The decreasing birth rate) will be smoke signals of the Indians." Electic Kool Aid Acid between 45 and 60. 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:30-9:35 Test," He said previous generations recently described the year 2000 He described a world of let themselves be as an extension of the "rocker power" where it would trapped in | Today is LADIES' DAY 75c to 6 P.M. | be "in" to be senile and the culturally prescribed roles and only recently have begun to "get anniversary issue of "Life" their own movie going," in 3 Academy Award Nominations! would have a cover story on Kesey's terms. To Wolfe, ARGONAUTS Christ titled, "An Immortal Carpenter's 2000th Birthday." sideburns are the first step many to reject the socially by Wolfe spoke to students in BEST SUPPORTING INCREDIBLE ADVENTURE!! determined "sets" of behavior. & BEST SUPPORTING NOW SHOWING Ann Arbor as part of the The non - sideburned author ACTRESS Creative Arts Festival at the ACTOR Long Ride From Hell (R) related his experiences with University of Michigan. The new and his life with the jMMiation is seen by Us elders as Ptanksters, the basis of hit "the -beast 60m 40 fithoKO™ r^j_ „ recent novel. . ■ If He Hollers, Let Him Go new creatura-eeme to ONLY 50c terrify the Kesey, according to Wolfe, ■ world," whose actions must be sees this age as the ELECTRIC IN-CAR HEATERS studied as a new life form, he beginning of a new frontier and seeks to build BobtTCarol said. upon the intrinsic fantasy of the & Wolfe noted that many of his bureaucratic system. peers consider him a link When asked his views on pot, TedOl between the generations because Wolfe said he believes in iti of his recent involvement with Alice TODAY-LadlM Day 79c to 61OOP.M. Feature at the head movement led Kesey, author of "One by Ken Flew ultimate acceptance simply because so many establishment types are sick of their kids being 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:35-9:45 Over the Cuckoo's Next." arrested. NMllWOOO' ROBERT CULP IBOBtCARffl. tTEflMI ELLIOTT GOULD- DViN CANNON PAUUiiuflifeKYii®LARRY TUCKER • QUINCSf'jONES• M j""FRANKOVICH-LAFtRYTUCKER• PAULlS/CfOfiSKY- TECHNICOLOR Slal—■— NOW SHOWING! TONIGHT ONLY mm ineriD 3 ADULT HITS m\m Beroman caems FREE ELECTRIC CAR HEATERS Rm 101 N. Kedzie FLOW 7 & 9 75c ^OOLDieHaWTl..™, /due to the subject OF No ID's required /this film it is rated Shown once at 9:00 P.M. 2 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS *JEAN SIMMONS BEST ACTRESS Once upon a time: boy, girl, BEST SONG love, marriage, and then... TONIGHT AT 7;P.M. & 9; P.M. Color by DeLuxe QJSA INGRAM • JOHN LODGE • JOE E. ROSS • ZORITA • MARLENE 2nd ADULT FEATURE "The Happy Ending" THE MATING URGE at 7:00 p.m. Jean Simmons John Forsythe Shirley Jones Lloyd Bridges Teresa 3rd FEATURE Dick Shawn Nanette Fabray Robert Darin Tina Louise Kathy Fields Karen Steele Wri«»« .nd Dlwctad by Richard Brooks Wright Mu»lc by Michel Legrand I original motion picture score by michel ugmnol i—i- T- Panavision*Technicolor* Photography Conrad Hall, A.S.C. I avaiuste on uniteo artists records I mi FANNY HILL 10:20 STARTS TODAY! SPARTAN WEST United A Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 18, 1970 13 ASMSU plans frosh program By CYNTHIA NEAL said. "We want to deal with issues on this campus and other The first problem is that there is State News Staff Writer a whole anti establishment campuses; institutional racism, for example. movement at - come up here have never had to Many students who junior high, high school and college levels. It's a deal with this problem." norm of that age group to feel alienated from administration. ASMSU cabinet has made plans for pilot program to "Another thing we want to do is instill in ^ a their own importance as them a sense of "Next, the high school senior gets sick of the student council ach'high school seniors planning to come to MSU. seems that students," he continued. "In the past, it which leaves him alienated from the college student government," This "freshman contact program" as it is called, will be a one they've come up here and turned themselves over to he said. "We're the administration. going to tell them what we think they should hour meeting between the seniors and three representatives of "As exhibited by the McKee and know and hope they act on it." iSMSU. The representatives will speak with the students and ' Massey reports, they want Grossfeld explained that the slide show which they are s[ides of a student's eye view of MSU. They also plan to more than to come into the machine as a freshman and exit as a preparing will differ from the typical slide shows of MSU with senior." ^ibute copies of the State News and handouts. This program was slides that do not tell just the good stories. "We're not going to do the typical thing, like tell them about developed as a possible cure for student "The slides of the apathy boy and girl walking hand in hand by the ncountering sex on campus," cabinet president Bob Grossfeld on campus, which Grossfeld said is an old problem at Red Cedar are typical of the presentations, along with football games, and fraternities and sororities. "I've never seen any pictures of spring busts in 1968 or any N CHINA'S FUTURE demonstrations. They overcrowded buses, or don't show the typical things like a picture of Grand River taken from the campus side instead of the town side," he said. "We're not trying to paint a completely dark picture of just Mao's thoughts demonstrations and inequities, but we want to side," he explained. He noted how there has images of MSU and University of present another always been a difference in the Michigan, although Mao Tse Tung's thoughts and is part of China's future. undergraduate curricula are very similar. peasantry as the backbone of a believed that "So why is MSU e been, are now and will Prometheus was the Greek Chinese revolution. an unresolved non - tagged as a party school?" tytinue to be important and god who stole fire from superior antagonistic conflict could result Grossfeld feels that the current freshmen orientation Class conflicts were not program in does not give fluential to- the people of gods and brought it back to viewed by Mao as harmful to the an antagonistic one, Lee a complete picture of University life. explained. "The only purpose lina, according to Joseph Lee, earth. A Promethean quest people. According to Lee, Mao they perform is administrative, tests and more tests," he said. stin Morrill associate professor denotes hard task that is believed these conflicts would Stability in China was "Spartan Aides are limited in what they can regarded by Mao do because they are so overloaded." humanities. accomplished. Many of Mao's continue to exist and that the as not automatically desirable, Lee The first contacts will be made at the Speaking recently to Delta quests have been likened to Chinese masses should not be beginning of March. j Epsilon, honorary foreign those of Prometheus. said. According to Mao, the Grossfeld has been going alarmed. directly to the principals of Detroit high ryice fraternity, Lee said the Liberation of the masses was Mao divided class conflicts great proletarian cultural schools, and having them consult with the heads of the student Beau-mounted Mao's primary concern, Lee said. revolution would continue for at bodies. Grossfeld said that when he Surrounded by wintry tree limbs, Beaumont Tower looks ■omethean quest has become into two categories: spoke to the assistant Mao was the first to antagonistic least another 200 years. principal of Oak Park high school, he seemed quite fused into Chinese tradition employ the and non - antagonistic. Mao receptive to stiff and unthawed by recent warm days. the idea. State News Photo By Jerry McAllister Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay M c Why Pay More! Why Pa^More! ARMOUR'S GOLD BAND junior JONES DAIRY FARM ^ TURKEYS ^ ^ A— iunk SAUSAGE PURE PORK ivotty LIQUID DETERGENT -10< OFF LABEL- 22 fl. oz. bot. DETERGENT KMX 5-lb. 4-oz. wt. box — 25c OFF LABEL- JENO'S Double Size MIX 29 SAUSAGE or - oz. pizza wt. PEPPERONI box BREAKFAST :-«,ulT WM6HIKS TOP FROST • • ORANGE PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT I FROZEN POTATO 60'} IXTRATWN FRIES \ 60 j 1ni wrestling time. bleachers as Smith crumpled foe against Smith in thy daily aggressiveness into moves." heavyweight we have on the Mittelberg, who was bom in fourth in the state a ' Smith still works out daily produced victories to clinch the Tel Aviv, Israel, won the school wrestler a team, but he's really done the with the Spartan squad and job." wrestles aginst Mittelberg. "Jeff has instilled a lot of Mittelberg, though, isn't satisfied yet with the job that he confidence in me and a desire to has done. follow in his footsteps," "I'm always going for the Mittelberg said. pin and I'm disappointed that I It would be almost haven't gotten any more," he impossible for anyone to fill the said. "When I start getting more shoes of a Jeff Smith, but with pins I'll be wrestling the way I Mittelberg any difference in the want to." caliber of Spartan performances Being the team's at heavyweight has been only heavyweight often puts much slightly discernible as the 6'3", pressure on a wrestler because in 241 pounder has won 16 of his a close meet his match will Badgers, Gophers tankers last foes Spartan swimmers close out in the the dual meet season this Big Tens in the 50 weekend freestyle with a 21.6 clocking. as they journey to Both Wisconsin and Wisconsin Friday night and Minnesota Saturday. Minnesota, however, do have some strength in diving. The Wisconsin, which nosed out Minnesota for fifth place in last Badger's Tony Rueff and Dave Bush slammed Indiana's divers in year's Big Ten meet, fell to the Spartans 92-31 a year ago. their dual meet. Official heavyweight MSU Mittelberg heavyweight wrestler Vic Mittelberg is in control here much at he has been during the Minnesota 84-39. was also clobbered Craig Lincoln Minnesota, beat NCAA diving from Joe Frazier is sent to a neutral corner after flooring Jimmy Ellis for the second time in the as Hie champion Jim Henry of Indiana fourth round of Monday's championship heavyweight fight. Frazier decked Ellis twice in the season. The 241 pound junior has won 16 of 18 matches this season. Badgers have a new head and could pick up points for coach this year, round and gained a TKO when Ellis failed to answer the bell at the start of the fifth round, State News photo by Bill Porteous Jack Pettinger. head coach Bob Mowerson. Frazier is now recognized as the official heavyweight champion. AP Wirephoto Before coming to Wisconsin Savage Grace Pettinger was assistant coach at Indiana University under head Concert coach Jim (Doc) Councilman. FACE U-M FRIDAY Saturday, Feb. 21 Wisconsin's only real threat Holmes Hall comes in the 50 and 100 yard Spartan hockey team look: 9:30 p.m. $1 freestyles where they have Doug McOwen. McOwen finished 3rd SDsKIGOTGLtfa to home ice to end slump We don't promise you a We guarantee it. 100%* good used car. P/ZZA&OO irriEDIUrt PI7,ZA~ONE ITEM By OLG OLSEN judging from a diagnosis by the Spartan's two leading Bessone expects "a dog • < State News Sports Writer hockey analyst Dr. Kanz Doit, scorers, Don Thompson and dog battle both nights with th GLENN HERRIMAN VOLKSWAGEN. INC. ■OFFER 600D530-800EVEWNlTEl Searching to remedy three who report: offered the following Gilles Gagnon, were out with injuries. team coming up with the mosi desire and hot - hand ti 6135 W. SAGINAW ST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48917 O.S.A7 NORTH A 37*-$f7/ straight weekends of losing, the Symptom: The hockey team, Prescription: Oppose The Spartans don't plan to pi PHONE 482-6226 MSU hockey team's picture which has lost six straight games. Michigan's hockey team on the games by the book, F Lansing's Smallest Volkswagen Dealer looks brighter this weekend How can they break the spell home territory Friday night, added. which has tumbled them from beat them soundly and travel to MSU has encountered second to seventh place in the Ann Arbor's Collesium with the Wolverines three times I WCHA? psychological advantage season. In the first series meet Diagnosis: It must be taken Saturday night. into account that the games Whether the authenticity of the Spartans won 3-2 at i Arbor and then lost 8-6 ii were on the road and also that Dr. Doit is valid or not, the shooting free - for - all t Spartan icers meet Michigan in the Ice Arena Friday night and following night. A third meetind ... the me Ten Tournament TONITE play a • return Saturday at Ann Arbor. Both engagement produced a 5-4 victory for M :—„ games will start at 8 p.m. Michigan has dominated tl Francis X and the An added incentive for the series between the two schoo' MSU icers to break the miserable The Wolverines have won Bushmen losing streak will be the return games, the Spartans 27, v of Thompson and Gagnon to one contest resulted in a tie. 1 the ice for the ' weekend series dates back to 1922, w 8:30-11:00 encounters. lapse in competition I Adm. 50c Spartan coach Amo Bessone ! 1931-1949. said that "we will have no The Wolverines have hi trouble firing - up for Michigan, Hubbard Hall tough time this season as we'd rather beat them than broke a six-game losing steal- e else." Saturday beating Wisconsin. "Michigan is a quick s Would You paced forwards, have by plenty r v four stake winning important for play-ol Cedar Village Believe. . . is giving away a free ticket for the A.S.M.S.U. reasons Championship and the still Big . to decided Acapulco spring - break trip PLUS $50 spending money! The Spartans, althou) dropping two games Minnesota over the weekeM still have a shot at the Big crown. . Register at the Cedar Village model anytime during Going into this weekend February, Mon. thru Fri., 1 - 4:30 p.m. Drawing to be held action Minnesota leads the i* March 5th. Trip starts March 21st. for the Big Ten championsP with a 6-2 record, the Sparc Cedar Village Apts. stand 4-4, while both Michig^ nd Wisconsin a 15) (please turn to page Bargain Prices on Selected _ BOOKS > , STATIONERY MANY OTHER ITEMS AT BARGAIN Most of these items will remain on PRICES! sale until gone — Shop today while the selection is at its best (jhpds j^ooi&OResOPEN TONITE 'TIL 9 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Wednesday, February 18, 1970 15 No rest in sight By DON KOPRIVA meet here. Illini frosh Willie Osley, who's nojch hurdlers • but four State News Sports Writer Doughty, a Fort Wayne, Ind. traveled the 70 yards in 7.9. 'points may be offered in product who's been injured for Hurdling strength in the their favor: Pollard is like his old Although they set an Spartan coach Fran Dittrich league is generally somewhat self after American record in the shuttle much of his stay at MSU, seems was missing last year with hurdle to be coming into his own now obviously pleased with the lower this year than in previous an injury; Doughty has regained relay last Saturday, Spartans' effort Saturday. seasons so Dittrich can't help the form MSU's top four hurdlers can't with a third in the lows here "It's good to get that reco. i Spartan coaches saw in but think back to 1966 when him rest on previous laurels with two Saturday. back, but we're done with the as a high schooler; The number two Spa»tans Gene Washington, Clint Hartwick, the top hurdler in tough dual meets and the Big man on the relays indoors now and will have Jones and Bob Steele swept both Ten Spartan relay quartet, Doughty 1969, is running steady and does championships coming up. to work on the individual races." the high and low hurdles in the not have the pressure on Juniors will be entered in the low The Spartans appear to have him as Wayne Hartwick and Big Ten championships. last year; and Howard Doughty combined with hurdles at Champaign, and one of the best 1-2-3 hurdle Morrison, the should find his main competition "blue chip" freshman, is gaining freshman John Morrison and punches in the conference, but senior Charles Pollard to break coming from his teammates and Ohio State also boasts three experience and confidence with top every race. Eastern Michigan's 28.6 record with No a 28.5 clocking. collegiate hurdle quartet BUT LOSE TO SIU Temperature had ever gone faster, not even MSU's past great hurdling squads led by Gene Washington and Gymnasts top Wisconsin Bob Steele. But theSpartans have tough dual meets coming up in the next two weeks against Illinois and Michigan before running around man hit a 50 point here in the March 6-7 By JOHN VIGES total, every six event man's goal, for Big Ten the first time in his career. He scored above meet. State News Sports 8.75 in every event Writer Pollard, who except vaulting and floor exercise. won the A bitter, frustrated MSU gymnastics team left the Southern 70-yard high hurdles crown for Szypula went with a revised line-up in order to give extra Illinois sports arena Saturday the third night, but it was a happy, tired experience to his younger gymnasts and also to rest those with time, will likely run squad that flew out of Madison, Monday, after the minor injuries. Charlie Morse sat out the meet with a sore only the high barriers at Illinois, Spartans came wrist up with their best effort of the year against Wisconsin. and Mickey Uram gave while Morrison, fifth in the up his all - around spot to Kuhlman due to A fine Southern Illinois team raised Relay highs, will be entered in its record to 7-1 at the persistent ankle and shoulder aggravations. Both are expected to expense of the Spartans, whipping them 159.15 to 152.60 but be in good shape for both the highs and lows, along Saturday's meet with Ohio State however. MSU came back with an improvised MSU's shuttle hurdle team with Hartwick. 157.95 to 148.50 loss. The split left MSU with a line-up to hand Wisconsin a The changes allowed A1 Beaudet to work side horse and Ziegert The ancient 3-5 record, 2-3 to work floor exercise. Ken Factor was This is the MSU shuttle hurdle squad that posted an in armory for the Big 10. scheduled to participate Champaign should bring back on the parallel bars but he dislocated a American record in Saturday's MSU Relays. Standing above The Spartans score against Wisconsin was finger while performing a pleasant memories for Hartwick. their highest of the floor exercise exhibition. the trophy is Charles Pollard while (l-r) Wayne Hartwick, year and it appeared to give the whole team a lift. The husky Erie native placed felt especially good about the Mickey Uram The Southern Illinois meet was dominated by the Salukis after Howard Doughty and John Morrison kneel below. meet, scoring 9.2 on the horizontal the first event. MSU led fourth in both the high and low by .9 after floor exercise but a poor State News photo by Don Gerstner bar and an excellent 9.4 on the sticks in last March's parallel bars. performance on side horse left the Spartans behind to stay. Big Ten "I don't need a plane to g;et back to Lansing," he laughed. "I Murahata had three fine events, Pete feel like I could fly there myself." Sorg had a 9.15 vault and the parallel bars team scored 27.05 but the Coach George Szypula did not entertain top performances any thoughts of were SIU's. Ron Alden had 9.2 on the side Fencers split triple dual; flapping his arms to get back home, but was definitely pleased with his team's performance. "I think we may be the rest of the season," gaining the impetus to go undefeated for Szypula said. This could be the drive we scored 27.30. The Salukis' horse, Charles Ropiequet scored 9.35 on the still rings and their vaulting team high bar team also did well, Bert Schmitt scored 9.15 and Mark Davis had 9.35. Find out the temperature at 8:00 official today. Come in to MSU Book Store and buy 3 Lindy Stub needed to prepare us for the conference meet." pens for that amount, meet Wayne State tonight By MIKE DAKESIAN The Spartans started slow but went they picked strength as they along. After the first event, the long horse vault, the teams were tied with scores of from that point on and MSU 28.85. Lack of depth killed the Badgers WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 IM Basketball other words you get 3 pens (reg. 29c each) for a low, low price. Stop in today and Wayne State is undefeated this season in 12 quickly pulled away. GYM I "think cold". meets. Their latest victims were Notre Tom Kuhlman and Dave Ziegert had 8.9E and GYM I The MSU fencing team split a triple Dame, 8.8 as the floor dual exercise group gained three Court 1 Court 2 ieet over the weekend with Wisconsin and which had posted nine straight victories points on Wisconsin. Two more 6:00 Aborigines - Abundantia 6:00 Brutus - 6 Pak I Minnesota in their last home meet of the year. themselves before bowing to the points were picked up on side horse despite an excellent routine Tartars, 17-10. 7:00 Snafu-007 7:00 Feral - Felony I The team will travel to Detroit tonight to face Head Coach Istvan Danosi has indeed had by Badger John Russo. One of the best in the Big 10, Russo scored 9.8 to salvage his team's side horse total. 8:00 Akohol Akcelsior - 8:00 Hovel - Homet I perennial powerhouse Wayne State University. excellent teams in his 13 years at Wayne, 9:00 Arjungle - Arsenal 9:00 McBeth - McTavish The evening's climax came when MSU 1 The Spartans won handily over Minnesota, compiling an overall record of 141-45. In the last snapped its record for total parallel bar points GYM II 21-5, but suffered their second loss of the season three years his teams have won 43 meets while by scoring 27.8. Randy Balhorn started GYM II with 9.15 score, Rich Murahata then hit for 9.25 and Uram a Court 4 ) Wisconsin, 15-12. losing only three. Court 3 This year's team is led finished with his 9.4 effort. 6:00 GBU's - Bearcats 6:00 Lab. Tech. "We did not fence particularly well in sabre by three strong - Impossibles (®) individuals. The foil is represented by sophomore Balhorn had a fine day for the Spartans. The 7:00 Howland Bald Pates 7:00 I against Wisconsin," Coach Charles Schmitter freshman all - - Pathologists - Banana Splits I said. "If we had been able to pick up another All-America Rich Milazzo, 33-4, and 8:00 Weeds Shot Rites (O) co-captain - 8:00 Agr. Tech. 3 Jerry Lott, 30-7. The other co-captain, Dave 9:00 Hubbard 5-10 4 Spartan hockey - 1 couple of matches in foil and epee where we Aumock, 32-4, leads a sabre division with an 9:00 Agr. Tech. 1 2 I blew leads, we could have won." - The foil contingent was led by Ira Schwartz, 83-34 record this year. GYM III GYM III I 41 for the day, while Bob Kreitsch Schmitter will send in his (continued from page 14) "Anything can happen, Court 5 paced the same line-up as Court 6 I sabre with an identical 4-1 mark. against Wayne that he has all year. Ira Schwartz The remaining games between the conference race goe: 6:00 Woodbridge - Wolfpak 6:00 Road Runner Satyr Bobby Tyler, - I appearing to be back in the groove, went (11-2), Kent Neitzert (10-7) and Cris Held (7-8) the - - , conference foes , „ , ucssone said. The Spartans c 7:00 Eno Uncle Fudd's 7:00 Cachet Cache will start in the foil. The sabre will be find - - undefeated in five matches. He do it with a sweep over Michig 8:00 Embers - Empowerment 1 not too comprised Minnesota facing Michigan and 8:00 Winshire - Wilding was I impressive in his performance against Illinois the of Doug McGaw (12-4), Bob Kreitsch (10-6) and Wisconsin, the former or ^his weekend.' 9:00 Worthington - Woodpecker 9:00 Caribbean Stroids - I previous weekend, but bounced*back to receive Harry Sorensen (10-7). Leading the epee will be road. MSU with a sweep I the 'fencer of the week' recognition from his Tyler (9-3), Paul Herring (13-2), Bob Rosendferg Michigan could apply I teammates. (4-7) and Geoff Tully (4-7). pressure on the Gophers. ore! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why QUALITY DAIRY CO. GYM BAG 1201 E. Grand River Ave. E- Lansing Large heavy gauge 16" size. Made of vinyl and ANNOUNCES THE MOST REVOLUTIONARY! unbreakable handles. Built-in nameplate. Sharp colors! Our reg. low price $1.67. WHY PAY MORE! MILK PACKAGING SINCE THE COW SHOP at MEIJER ACRES OF FREE PARKING © SALE >18 Girls' Flare F»I5° JEANS SIZES: 7 to 14 Four - quart packages made of plastic no* Very popular and well made Just "snip and serve" are these Bell Bottom jeans for your active girl. In 100% These pouches are convenient (they'll fit anywhere in your AtamleM Aleel cotton denim — navy only. refrigerator), tough (the plastic "Outer-Pac" holds the 4 individually packaged quart sacks), light (so they're easy to pour), and each unopened quart stays 6 to 9 cup automatic fresher longer. Best of all, you can buy the gallon package for just 99c. L FOR COFFEE MAKER « Don't forget to use your coupon ■ Our reg. low price MO0 fully automatic f W W W ▼ ▼ $1.75 each. ' e,egant tear-drop styling !fWs co"ee $ir just the way you like it. West Bend's uniform Girls 2uabty, ■ne temperature control brews taste-tempting cofiee. keeps it ^ im'n,rTapered ^0l' ,00' ^°'isl>ed spout makes stainless steel, with black phenolic Wear Dept. Coupon worth CIIA until pouring easy. %JUy 2/25/70 JEWELRY DEPT. on $3.00 worth of any items in our store except alcoholic beverages and cigarettes ;u 5125 W. Saginaw —6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road 1 ii | £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Februan, ,o . STATE NfcVVS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Turn your leisure hours into cash with a job found in the Want Ads. 355-8255 Automotive Employment FRANKLYSHAKING ly Phil frank for Rent For Rent HflP* OLDSMOBILE 1962 - Starfire. New COUNSELORS WANTED, For Camp TWO GIRLS needed New Cedar YOUNG MAN to share 3 bedroom tires, and exhaust system. Good Somerset for Girls and Camp Village. Spring, summer. house with 2 other fellows. Must 11 veils, Clearance Sale dT" battery, $175. 355-0920. 5-2/23 Cobbossee for Boys. Require men 351-8415.10-2/24 be neat and clean. 482-2911. headpieces, crown iqiBKBRWI and women highly skilled in camp C-2/19 _ J^W.489-3882. TF * OLDSMOBILE 1965 F85 Full power, luggage carrier, must wagon. activities at least 21 years of age preferably with previous Camp FACULTY Unfurnished. APARTMENT. No EAST 3 BEDROOM. House near Red Cedar newmopar"^^^ will see for • • AUTOMOTIVE EMPLOYMENT sacrifice, $560. 627-5651. 1-2/18 Counselling experience. Camps are LANSING pets. MANAGEMENT. School. Family only. 332-4320. $30,353-8326. ^ located in the State of Maine. Phone 332-2627. C 5-2/23 • FOR RENT * PLYMOUTH, 1968. Red with black Positions available in all 100 USED vacuum cieanerTV" • FOR SALE LOST & FOUND vinyl upholstery, top, 2 black door hardtop, leather departments. Write full details to Camp Office, 225 EAst 56th NEEDED bedroom ONE roommate for 2 QUIET, COUNTRY living, in a new 3 bedroom, carpeted duplex. Large canister, and warranty. $7.88 Jg* • two man apartment. and UD raJ? k PERSONAL transmission, power Street, New York, New York. 351-1164.3-2/20 lot, patio, garage, basement, and DISTRIBUTING CO. 316 and steering, radio, 10022. 5-2/23 appliances. $200 per month. Cedar, opposite the Citv • PEANUTS PERSONAL k [condition. Call 372-9230 GIRL NEEDED for spring term. Phone 372-5781. 5-2/23 C-2/19 ,tV * • REAL ESTATE ext. 309 weekdays, 8:30 a.m. to WANTED: CAMP counselors for Cedarbrook Arms. Reduced Rent. • SERVICE ELCO STEREO • TRANSPORTATION 4:30 p.m. 3-2/19 private boys camp. Need WSI. Phone 351-8376. 5-2/19 351-8489. 3-2/20 3 BEDROOMS, furnished. 5 to 6 off Whi'e KITS. All7hT,n people. Campus 2 blocks. Sublet they last. Hi-Fi • WANTED PONTIAC 1964 LeMans. Good tires, APARTMENT TO sublet 1101 East Grand BUY «pring through August. 351-6464. 3-2/19 Rj and engine. 489-0181 after 5:30 PART TIME employment for MSU term: two blocks from Berkey - Lansing. 4-2/20 p.m. 3-2/19 students during 351-0909. 5-2/24 DEADLINE midwest's 2 MAN, no lea; THORENS TD-124 largest full-line ONE OR two girls occupancy. Fully carpeted new Empire arm. Pickering 1 P.m. one class day be¬ PONTIAC 1^: QGrand Prix. merchant wholesaler. Automobile - sublet spring. "ZT fore publication. Excellent $0 through out. required. For further information, $60 - utilities included. 332-2029. mobile home. All utilities, $60. cartridge. Excellent C02 Cancellations - 12 noon one Original owner. ED 2-0792. 5-2-20 phone 351-5800. O 5-2/24 Call Steve after 6 p.m. 882-8841. 5-2/23 $125. 3-2/19 882-5963, after ?1 class day before publica¬ TRIUMPH 1968, Trophy 500. Sharp, DO YOU need an extra $50 a week? SUBLET ONE bedroom I tion. apartment Capitol Villa. Carpeted, LUDWIG DRUMS, one owner, 3300 miles. 487-5898. Car necessary. Call 351-7319 for 2IL0JU 3-2/19 air-conditioned, pool, near cymbals, excellent conditio campus. Reduced rates. 351-3916. Phone 355-1153.4-2/20 PHONE RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST for busy 5-2/24 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Karmann East Lansing doctor's office. YAMAHA 12-string guita 355-8255 Ghia, $1000 355-9770 after 5. Please write stating previous CHEAP: $55. 4-man apartment old, excellent 3-2/20 conditio experience, expected salary, and sublet spring, Beechwood 351-2256.3-2/19 RATES WANTED TO buy 1964, 1965 small family status. Box B-2. 10-2/24 Apartments. 351-1025. 5-2/24 SEWING MACHINE 1 ddy convertible. Cash for sharp car. Clearance a . . S 1.50 CEDAR GREEN sublet spring and Brand new portables Phone 372-3105. 3-2/20 MUSICIANS WANTED. Trumpet, - $49 15^ per word per day flute, alto and/or tenor sax for summer terms. Swimming pool, $5.00 per month. Large select* 3 dov* $4.00 of reconditioned used already established rock 351-2362.1-2/18 mai 13 1/2# per worn per oay Scooters & Cycles influenced progressive jazz MEN'S SINGLE room, close to MSU. Singers, Whites, Necchis, 5 days $6.50 Must be serious. 351-6246. 3-2-18 ONE MAN needed to finish term Bus, parking, cooking, private Home & "Many Others." $19 13< per word per day and/or spring term at Campus Hill. entrance. 332-8483. 2-2/18 to $39.95. Terms. EDWAR 332-6144. 3-2/20 DISTRIBUTING C0MPAN DRAFTSMEN PART time. (based on 10 words per td) Immediate GENTLEMAN - WITH references. North Washing# opening for mechanical There will be a Auto Service & Parts engineering major to handle detail ONE MAN needed for 4-man First floor efficiency. Share bath. \ C-2/19 50< service drafting assignment, apartment. Near campus. Close in, no parking. $88. and bookkeeping charge if OCCIDENT Problem? Call 351-1014. 3-2/20 663-6418. 3-2/19 this ad is not paid within approximately 20 hours per KALAMAZOO STREET BODY Must have board experience in recorder, turntable, criterion SHOP. Small dents to large 1-BEDROOM apartment. Pool. MEN 21 and over - Clean quiet detail work. Apply JOHN BEAN speakers (1969) $300. Draft wrecks. American and foreign 2 MAN furnished apartment. Spring. DIVISION, 1305 South Cedar IV PENNSYLVANIA NORTH, Spring, summer. Block to campus. rooms. Cooking and parking. Close to 337-0427 351-4880.3-2-18 The State News will be cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. 325-ground lev/el of house, 2 campus. 351-1596. 3-2/20 Close. Reasonable. 487-5753, 2628 East Kalamazoo. C 4-9471. Equal Opportunity evenings. 3-2/19 responsible only for the bedroom, furnished utilities 485-8836. TF 1969 SINGER $61.50 in Employer. 4-2/20 first day's incorrect inser¬ included, $150. Also, 1443 East OKEMOS. 2-bedroom, 2 baths. table. Used just a few times. F« VOLKSWAGEN ENGINE. SUBLET: ONE man needed for $170/month. 351-8381 after 6 SINGLE ROOM in house. One tion. 7000 SALESMEN WANTED: Full or Michigan, furnished 1 bedroom, equipped to zig-zag, monogm miles, new one year ago. 332-6879 $120 heat and luxury apartment, available p.m. 3-2/20 month. Cooking, close. 351-6840. part-time. COLEMAN water included. button holes, does many f* days or 669-3297 after 6, ask for STEVENSON and 351-3969. O immediately. 351-9207. 3-2/19 1-2/18 ASSOCIATES, designs and winds the bo Dick. 2-2/18 APARTMENT. BEAUTIFUL, Advertising Specialities. For more automatically $61.50 full FURNISHED STUDIO for two, $15 furnished. Boys only. Rent beings ROOM FOR lady. Home privileges. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East information, call 351-6441. CAPITOL VILLA each per week including utilities. Car price or buy on our budget 4-2/20 spring term. Call after 5:30 p.m. helpful. Reasonable. dial 484-4553, 9 a.m. to 9 The State News does not Kalamazoo Street. 251 Spartan. Phone 332-6078. 482-3653. 3-2/20 r Since 1940. APARTMENTS IV 2-6677. 2-2/20 . . 4-2/20 including Saturday and Sund permit racial or religious Complete auto painting and BUSBOY Monday, TF discrimination In Its ad¬ collision service. IV5-0256. C CEDAR GREENS, sublet spring and SINGLE, DOUBLE. Parking. Clean, Wednp>\^<(v*STsday and Friday Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 BACHELORS (MEN only): 3 rooms WIRE FRAMES? Many styles vertising columns. The s.T lontac bedroom apartments. From summer terms, swimming pool. quiet, reasonable. 237 Kedzie. completely furnished including Rob or yellow gold at 0PI State News will not accept Aviation $150-$165. Near Campus. utilities. Small deposit. Call between 9-4. 489-7521, after 372-4828, 351-9584. 5-2/19 DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michi 5 p.m. 351-8262. 3-2/20 advertising which discrim¬ For information call $96/month. 482-7279. 3-2/19 Avenue, 372-7409. C-2-20 FRANCIS AVIATION: inates against religion, learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII So easy to For Rent For Sale NORTH SIDE: 3-room apartment. race, color or national or¬ Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 1 GIRL for spring term. UNFINISHED Furniture: Stove and refrigerator furnished. ROUND TABLE, seats 12 with STROBE LIGHT rentals. By the Meadowbrook igin. Trace. Utilities paid. Parking, References. leaves, extra bed, sewing machine, stools, night star night or weekend. Call NEEDED $56.25/month. 882-0112. 5-2/24 Employment MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY TWO to sublet one - $80 a month. Call 484-2513,, „0 . 484-232$. 5-2/19 chest-of-drawers, bookc 351-7830. C-2/18 bedroom, two - man apartment extension 60. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.' preflnished picture frames, 3 FULL time men needed, for spring term. Call 351-6516.1 TWO GIRLS needed spring. Across more. PLYWOOD SALES, 31 high pay. from 2£/19 HEAD flap's with Solomon Room for rapid advancement. Call 5-2-20 campus. Reduced rent. South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276 NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands Competition Bindings, used three 351-8927. 5-2/23 Automotive 371-1913, 10-12, 2-4. C rented only to MSU students and Hbuses times must sell. Good deal. Call BLANK 8 track cartridges faculty. $8.84 monthly (including 351-8726. 3-2/20 labels, dust bugs, tape ALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. SUBLEASE, 1 bedroom furnished NEAT ENERGETIC young man for tax). State Management Like new condition. Best offer. 5-2-20 luxury apartment. 787 Burcham plugs and jacks galore. All assistant theater manager. Three Corporation, 444 Michigan Drive. Call REIKER BOOTS. 700's. Almost Call 351-3918. 10-3/2 351-4620 after 5:30 catalog prices. days a week during school term. Avenue. 332-8687. C new. Size 11 medium. Call ^ DELUXE 3 bedroom, 7 room p.m. 3-2/19 ELECTRONICS, 5558 Full time employment during 351-8726. 3-2/20 BUICK 1962 apartment available for students Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C Special. Recently summer months. Contact Mr. TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable GIRL OVER 22, share large house. or faculty. Complete privacy and ONE MAN spring term for - 2 man, 2 painted and tuned. Fender dented. Wardwell, $8.50 per month including stand Michigan Theatre, parking. May be seen at David bedroom. Cedar Village. Reduced $200. 485-5698. 3-2/20 Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862 Lansing. 5-2/24 T.V., 1025 North Pennsylvania. rent - Ken, 351-4192. S-2/23 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' 332-6524. 10-2/24 5-2-20 CHARGER 1967 440 magnum, ARE YOU a student's wife with CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS. 1404 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY: automatic wide ovals, $1750. Call nurses' training? Wouldn't you RENT A TV from a TV Company, WANTED ONE girl immediately or East Grand River. Married, Spring/summer. Own room. BRAND NEW Sony AM/FM clock PANASONIC AM-FM 372-5670. 3-2/20 $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. radio. $35 or best offer matching turntable and spi like to work just mornings, spring term. Reduced rent graduate, seniors welcome. Willing to bargain. 372-3632. Nejac TV Rentals. C 351-2254. 5-2/18 351-5647. 4-2/20 353-8385 5-2/24 like new. 353-2173. 3-2/19 64 CHEVROLET Impala Monday through Friday? ED 3-2/20 Best offer. Call 353-6977 after 6 2-5176. 1-2/18 TV RENTALS - Students only. Low GIRL NEEDED spring: Two-man; PENNSYLVANIA NORTH 1005 o amplifier. 1 year ELECTRIC GUITAR - Rickenbacl P.m. or 355-7453. 3-2/20 monthly and term rates. Call - old. $65. 351-0288. 3-2/20 , cord and New Cedar Village - 351-1382. Furnished 1 bedroom, utilities COUNSELORS WANTED: Camp 484-2600 to reserve yours. body, double pickup, 3-tc CHEVROLET 1967 Impala, 2-door Indian Trails for the _^2/18_ paid. Ground floor and garage. TV 18" control. Like new, $250. Pho physically University TV Rentals. C $130/month ONE MAN to share five man house. RCA. Black and White with hardtop. Excellent handicapped. Openings for men, plus deposit. 694-0863. 3-2/19 condition, SUBLET ONE bedroom apartment, Private bedroom. $60. 351-3841 stand. $65. 372-7218 after 9 p.m. nine weeks, college credit. 484-4636 o4 627-5454. 4-2/20 $1,445. 484-3094. 2-2/18 Camp Apartments Whitehall Manor. Call 332-4176 4-2/20 2-2/19 located in Michigan. Call after 5 p.m. 5-2-20 2 GIRLS neededonr spring and/or MARTHA'S VINEYARD CHEVROLET 1967 Belair, 4-door 353-3892. 3-2/20 FRANDOR 629 SONY 530 Stereo Recorder with AREA 2 bedroom summer terms. Air-conditioning, .MIFFLIN. Furnished 2 V-8, automatic, power steering. deluxe ONE MAN to share large bedrooms, fireplace, garage. $140. KLH model 17 speakers. $250. EARN apartment. Carpeted', mobile pool. 351-1280, Wendy. 5-2/23 353-2813.3-2/19 AS YOU LEARN air-conditioned, $160 a month. home - separate bedroom Call 485-4917 351-3280. 3-2/20 - $65 or 372-4747 INTERNATIONAL firm has 1001 Fairway Lane. 351-3895, month. 351-0473 or 351-6577 5- 5-2/23 GIRL, SPRING luxurious. 1/3 block CHEVROLET HOT Rod 1955 with vacancies created by promotions 355-2398. 20-2/19 7 p.m. or 353-9167 HIPPY AND fun furs. Over 20 in all in Lansing area. Will train women during day. from Campus. Reduced rates. STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Corvette engine. Best offer. 5-2-20 LANSING sizes and styles. Reasonable, must 351-5562. 3-2/19 EAST Side. One block 351-4765.3-2/19 and men in field of promotional from sell. 332-0448. 3-2/20 MASON, NEWLY remodeled. Michigan. Furnished and advertising. Will train in all phases EAST LANSING near EAST LANSING. 1 Carpeted living room and kitchen. campus. One bedroom, newly decorated. 3 bedrooms plus CHEVY IMPALA SS 1964, 327. and products. Successful applicant bedroom, furnished. Large airy furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9,12 EKO VIOLIN style bass guitar, $175. Two finished attic. Den and enclosed Power and automatic. 355-8747. must have high school education, bedrooms. Responsible Gibson GSS 100 amplifier $300. SEND 1 rooms. Air conditioned. month leases. Carpeted, heat back porch. Will accommodate 4 3-2/19 neat appearance, ability to learn. couple only. References and Call Dennis, 355-5504. 3-2-18 RESEA deposit required. 676-5983 or Beautifully maintained. Select furnished. $135 and up. 337-0511 or more. Available immediately - ASSOCIATES, Dept. 19, M For personal interview call Mr. clientele. Lease 676-4141.5-2/19 332-3135 or or HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT terms. Call days, 489-2089. BOX 3903, " CHRYSLER 1969 Town and Reynolds. 489-2410. TF PILOT COMPONENT, stereo, 882-6549. O COMPANY 351-7910. 22-2/27 06525 Country Wagon. Full power, ^^venin£^48^634^^20^ modular systems, 4 speakers. Best air-conditioning. Phone 332-1663. offer. 351-3963. 3-2-18 3-2/20 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student COUGAR 1967, 390. 335 hp. 4 units. These spacious luxury apartment are completely speed, wide ovals. Must sell. 353-4004. 4-2/20 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control - central air GTO 1969. Excellent condition, conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 8,400 miles. Owosso 725-8678. before 11 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been a.m. 3-2-18 adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, JAGUAR SEDAN - 1957. Perfect condition $1,000 or best offer. recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be 694-8400. 4-2/20 among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. MERCEDES 230 SL 1967. Red There are units starting at $70/ month per man. convertible coupe hard top and soft top. 4 speed. Like new. Priced to sell. 351-9149, 372-5891. 5-2/25 Famous Sansui quality at an astonishing low price. Power-packed Sansui 3S0 AM/FM Stereo Receiver provides 46 watts of high MUSTANG - 1969. Excellent condition. $2250 fidelity sound at 8 ohms. Field Effect Transistor (FET) circuitry for MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day or best offer. trouble free operation and outstanding performance. Full tape and except Sunday _ 355-2885.3-2/19 phono controls .. . outputs for two pair of stereo speaker systems .. . automatic FM STEREO/MONO switching . .. years ahead styling . MUSTANG 1965. Stick shift, . . and much, much more. Come hear the fabulous sound of this 6-cylinder. In good condition. Call exciting new receiver today. PHONE: 332.6441 484-6346. 3-2/20 OLDSMOBILE THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE 1969 98. Meadow green with vinyl top. All Separately $319.95. Superb stereo 549J5 power. 7500 miles. $3200. by owner system. Sansui 46 watt FM-AM receiver 484-8366. 3-2/20 with two Jordan speaker systems. § OLDSMOBILE 1968 442 4-speed, . Ram air. Excellent condition. 19,000 miles. New wide-tread polyglass tires, stereo tape player. $2150. 351-6818 after 5 p.m. 5-2/24 THE SIEQEO SSOFPE 4620 S. Hogadorn OLDSMOBILE 1965 442. E^eilen~t U Nelac of East Laasmg Phone 337- MANA GEMENT EXCL US1VELY B Y: condition. Will sell or trade for - Sansui - Zenith - Roberts - Koss ■ Jensen Gmnmrd - BSR - Shure Scott - EMI ■ Telefunken Alci MaMKMNt Caapm Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 18, 1970 persona) ISyflSftT I■ ',7,7s Wharton attends AY IT with meaning and ny it to - HART Javelin, al«o *i boots. her in the Pickwick Pub at thei IF-YOU APPRECIATE Baichle. Excellent condition. Must ALBERT PICK MOTOR HOTEL. EFFICIENCY you'll like the way 1 332-0965.3-2/19 10-2-18. puppies and kittens sell fast with Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl I■ risSON GUITAR and amplifier. APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE or BABYSITTER condition. $120. 353-4631. Senate meetings Good To care for my 3 just drop in. UNION BUILDING 3-2-18 children 4 days/week. My home BARBERSHOP. 3-2/20 only. Near Sparrow Hospital. I VM•^"ent 3®2 ^°?J.q®LE50 condlt.on SOwatts. 8^?t°s MEN BE Zeta.8 a little brother of Themis, 489-4990. 3-2/19 President Wharton joined with gre Wednesday necessary if we are to receive the $i0°. Call 353-7636. 3-2-18 njght g p m Zetaahouse ^ ALTERATIONS, DRESSMAKING, the heads of all of Michigan's greatest benefit for our formats. Experienced. Reasonable four II onnTABLE TYPEWRITERS. Smith FREE ... A thrilling hour of beauty. charge. Call 355-1040. 5-2-20 week, - year state institutions this meeting to discuss the educational expenditures and are to the Corona. Excellent condition. $70 For appointment call 484-4519. conserve taxpayers' PEOPLE future of higher education with dollars." and $20. 355-7998. 3-2-18 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS WHO SEEK the IMPROVEMENT Senate Appropriations Those STUDIO, read the attending the I FANTASTIC ■ PLASTIC inflatable! C-2/19 1600 East Michigan. "Services" ads in the Classified columns. Check nowl Committee. conference discussed predictions chairs, sofas. Many colors. CheapJ The "Issues Conference", on the conditions of life and Call 337-9215 noon - midnight.! FREE -- LIFE INSURANCE called by Sen. Charles O. Zollar, requirements on education in literature. Call licensed agent -j R Benton Harbor, Chairman of - DRAFT INFORMATION 1980, the development of new STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O the Appropriations Committee, programs of study related to CENTERS was held in Jackson Monday and 43 Peanuts Personal manpower and curriculum Tuesday. reform, duplication of servicer East Lansing: Zollar called the meeting "a I used straight stitchers and zig-zag TOM - To our first Ivy Leaguer. utilization of present facilities sewing machines. Consoles from Congrats. Little Sisters of the Who tremendous success and a great and new methods of instructior Over Campus Bookstore jig 95 up. Portables from $10 up.' Also used VACUUM CLEANERS Who. 1-2/18 Room 205 So that's him benefit understanding to the committee's of higher Wharton said the conference was the first of its kind, "a Students look at a display i the Library which gives from $5 up. 2 Kirbys 'like new. i account of President Clifton Wharton's education. life and accomplishments. general, informal session to g; ELECTRO - GRAND SEW - VAC State News Photo By Jerry McAllister "This type of meeting is CENTER, 804 East Michigan, university presidents a> members of the Senai Lansing. Hours 9 - 5 p.m. RANDY: WE'LL really tear New Saturday 9-12. O York apart. Smiling 21st. Carol. Appropriations Committee u, opportunity to discuss major Petitions gain signatures 1-2/18 Lansing: mutual concerns in an informal HAPPINESS IS new activesl Michigan Theater setting." Congratulations Arcade "The conference provided Fuzziest Your inner spring end box spring Alpha Xi Sisters. 1-2/18 - 5 p.m. Every Sundi opportunity to devel>, combinations. Roll-away beds in relationships which will ma: • for ASMSU referendum 30", 39" and 48" widths. DEAR SIG Eps: Thanks for the for more productive and Hollywood style beds and frames, valentine! Your Little Sisters of cooperative relationships in tin- chests, dressers, study desks. 60 the Golden Heart. 1-2/18 used matching chairs for study or future," he said. dining room use. Used card tables ALTERATIONS AND dress making By JOHN BORGER constitutional referendum and is also and folding chairs. Late model by experienced seamstress. are circulating petitions. support was strictly stereo phonographs, and stereo Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. State News Staff Writer a member of the student group The petitions call for a special second-hand. components. Stereo tape JINX - EVEN though the team lost without you I am still the winner. 0-2/20 Nearly 10 per cent of thel circulating petitions. Others circulating petitions referendum to delete Section J, Grabert hopes to submit the CMU officials, recorders, used portable TV sets. which reads "The Office of petitions to ASMSU at a time 3,200 signatures necessary to! include Apartment gas ranges, kitchen Thanks for the Weekend. Love SPECIAL OCCASION Cakes: Dick Baker, president of Black Affairs of the ASMSU which will allow the Section J call a special referendum to I tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner Bill. 1-2/18 Weddings, showers, birthdays, etc. delete Section J of the newly the Inter-Cooperative Council shall appoint students of color referendum to be held workers tackle ;tric hot plates. $3.99 and up. Home baked, expertly decorated. n metal kitchen cabinets. Free PAM - CONGRATULATIONS on Phone 882-3661. 0-2/18 approved ASMSU constitution (ICC), Mary Ann Hall, Ann Arbor sophomore, Dan Phenlan, to fill two seats." simultaneously with the spring ivery. Bank card. Master Charge have been gathered, said Brian Grabert said response to the elections. being pearled. Big Brother Spence. Birmingham junior, and Kris shovelingissue __ I and lay away plans. Hours: S - 1-2/16 Grabert. Grabert the petitions has been generally "But if we get the signatures, WILCOX Typlng,S«rvfc« was election commissioner for the Ernst, Muncie, Ind. junior. favorable. 5:30 p.m. Graber said that other students they'll have to have a SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East PLEDGES — GOOD showing at COMPLETE "Over half the people we talk referendum, not matter when we Mount Pleasant (UPI) — THESIS Service. i, 485-4391. C PLEDGE COURTII The Brothers. to are Discount Printing. IBM typing and signing," he said. "We've turn the petitions in," he added. Representatives of Central m Summer job 1-2/18 been getting one and a half Anlmqls binding of thesis, resumes, Cabinet president Bob Michigan University met again f. petition sheets publications. Across from campus, (nearly 60 Grossfeld said that the petitions Tuesday with employes' • AVALIERED: IRISH SETTER - Female, AKC, 8 CONGRATULATIONS - David corner MAC and Grand River, signatures) at every fraternity may complicate the spring representatives after making below (Continued from page 1) The months old. 351-6843 after 3 p.m. Lennie (AKPsi) to Susan Parker. Style Shop. Call' listings are not aimed and sorority house we've been elections, no matter when they "limited progress" Monday night COPYGRAPH SERVICES, the technical fields. Most of entirely at graduating seniors. are turned in. in negotiations over a dispute 4-2/20 1-2/18 337-1666. C these Even students "I've programs are aimed at looking for on - even had some people in "The problem is that ballots that had threatened to turn into |SAINT BERNARD puppies. AKC. S D : DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term college juniors, although a few campus summer jobs should my classes ask me if they could for the spring election have to be a walkout. $150 each. Terms available. CONGRATULATIONS - Lary papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM also hire sophomores. apply early, MacLeod continued. take the petitions around," printed up three weeks prior to The 200 members of Local 332-1911. X5-2/20 Patnode (AKPsi) to Lin "Students should realize that If a student has a particular Graber said. the 1568 of the American a Perry. Electric. 351-0763, 351-7086. job elections, but the 1-2/18 C-2/19 summer work experience can be as in mind he should apply Graber said that he thought constitution Federation of State, County and ■MINIATURE SCHNAUZER, male, directly says that a valuable as a second degree," he to the organization in some black students are referendum must be held within Municipal Employes (AFbGMr tered, 5 months. Salt and AVALIERED: charge; CLIP AND SAVE. Typing year round said. "Many employers are each department does its own supporting the petition drive, 10 days after receiving threatened to leave their jobs >er. Call Tuesday, Thursday CONGRATULATIONS - Robert service all typing done on IBM but that his knowledge of such the I evenings 6-10 p.m. or Weekends, Lee (AKPsi) to Karen Figg. 1-2/18 looking for graduating seniors hiring. petitions," he explained. Monday in the dispute over Selectric. Call Judy 485-5575. 482-1767.5-2/23 with previous practical The Placement Bureau also snow shoveling on campus. They 5-2/23 experience." provides a catalog of overseas agreed to stay at work after (SCOTTISH TERRIER puppies, AKC. 3 males, 10 weeks. Shots, paper SOUTH f*ea[ Estate SIDE, New 2 bedroom TYPING students - DONE in my home for or businesses. Have 7 MacLeod advised all students iummer employment. MacLeod to watch the Placement Bureau aid there is a relatively small Chicken man negotiators reported progress. The dispute began when 1 332-6998. 3-2/20 listings of interviewers. A number of these foreign jobs (Continued from page 1) "Did you hear that, dear? Tell seven members of a group crew- expandable Cape Cod. 3 bedroom years typing experience. raised ranch. Both with Aluminum i a 882<3078. 43-19: number of companies interview available, and they usually her how you make that again, was called in to shovel snow. " of the Grand Rapids ^AFGHAN HOUND puppies. 9 weeks. and bricks. Immediate occupancy. for summer jobs as well as full involve work in resorts or as a asked. women Colonel." Only two of the crew appeared For show or companion. and these allegedly refused 676-5303. 5-2/23 time employment, he explained. tour guide or waitress. As the plane made its final to 332-1895.5-2/24 "Well, we jest use fresh work at snow shoveling. Four approach into Capital City of MASON SCHOOLS, 7 acres. Four country butter and half - and - them were suspended for 4 st Highland - white terrier. AKC BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. half Airport the Colonel readied V4 cream, and frozen champion sired male puppy. Had bedroom, under year old. No job too large or too small. ^ ii*b what's itb wnni s A . i spinach..." and so forth. himself for the Michigan days each. ITie two who $37,900/Will consider contract, snowstorm outside and reported but refused to do the all shots. Three months old. Block off campus. 332-3255. C When Sanders had finished, repeated 676-5303. 5-2-20 ME 337-9565. 3-2/20 the creamed spinach work received disciplinary the woman turned to her recipe for the Grand Rapids duo once letters, and the seventh case is ■BEAGLE SWISS CHALET, rustic wood 2(>% DISCOUNT, THESIS companion waking her up with, " PUPPIES. Registered, good interior and exterior, open loft, PRINTING during February, pending. strain. $?0. Call 694-0306 Wednesday and Thursday fully carpeted, 2 car garage. Professional thesis typing, evenings. 2-2/19 $36,000. SWAN REALTY, INC. printing, binding - Finest quality Eaton Rapids. 663-9881. 3-2-18 Conspiracy trial jury ■AMPHIBIANS, REPTILES, and fish due in COU START SOMETHING GREAT MSU Promenaders Square Dancing, Friday. NOAH'S ARK. ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Man and Nature Bookstore needs a East Lansing. 3-2/20 as well as Folk and Round when you read the Classified Ads offset printing. Complete service Dancing, work-study accountant. Call each day I for tonight, 7:00 p.m., room 34 353-6633. Man and Nature now open dissertations, thesis, GIVE AWAY fluffy tiger cat, with Women's IM. All invited to Beginners n ■. ■■■-- — • . - --.rr— manuscripts, general typing IBM. Saturday, 12 p.m.-6 p.m. Come over (Continued from page 1) good personality. Call 355-2135. Session 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Weinglass for their actions Hoffman, Youth International Recreation - 20 years experience. 332-8384. C and visit us. Use stairs. during the trial, was wrong "in a party (Yippie) leader, is known 2-2/19 years in prison and fined The MSU Sailing Club will hold legal and moral sense," because for his zany antics and remarks. SUMMER ISRAEL $695. Mexico MSU Rodeo Club practice, 7:00 p.m. $20,000. study $699. Europe $795. Jerry, Transportation racing school tonight at 8:30 in tonight; meeting, 9:00 p.m. tonight, The seven defendants are: Pitts never attended a trial Kunstler said Hoffman urged Apartment 3B Twyckingham. All Judging Pavillion. Meeting to set up David T. session. the grand jurors to commit civil 353-4195. 5-2-20 RIDERS ANYWHERE in Florida interested in Dellinger, 54; Jerry C. racing are invited to work lists, committee reports, for Pitts spoke personally as a disobedience by refusing to |MARLETTE 1969 12X50. Excellent Spring Break. Round trip. attend. Rubin, 31; Abbot "Abbie" indict anyone. l, on the lot. Phone CHE API 351-5249. 35-3-5 rodeo next weekend. Hoffman, 31; John R. Froines, lawyer, not for the bar J 3724070. 5-2/24 Council on International Relations MSU 31; Thomas E. Hayden, 30; and association. He called for an Kunstler later told newsmen EASTER IN Soaring Club meeting, tonight, Lee Weiner. 31.. investigation of the defense that a statement by Henry L. Lost & Found Wanted and U.N. Affairs meeting, tonight, 7:30 p.m., 30 Union. General JAMAICA $199. 8:30 p.m., room 37, Union. Topic: Kunstler spoke at a rally of lawyers. Kunstler said, "We Pitts, president of the Illinois meeting, new members welcome. March 22 RIDERS Upcoming 500 persons in the Federal would welcome any State Bar Association ■FOUND: MEN'S black spectacles - 28 TO Florida leaving National Symposium, Ground School: 8:00. investigation." condemning Kunstler and February 20th. Call 339-2753 "Campus, Corporation, Qualify of Building Plaza and urged all to | be'ween new Jacobson's and SPAIN $269. after 5 p.m. 32^18 Life," (all delegates and prospective unite with the defendants in Morrill Hall. 337-9748. Stephanie. March 21-28 Petitioning open for ASMSU 1 delegates must attend this meeting.) 1-2/18 opposition to the contempt EUROPE $199 PATIENT PIONO teacher. Have had Trustee Representative to the Advisory sentences. ■HOMES FOR TODAY H Classified Ads. Start are in the checking Round Trip Air Fare . Detroit to London 10 years of lessons, 3 years of rest. Will pay. Call 353-5606. 3-2/20 Committee Petitions on available International Projects. in Room 307, He said: "Everyone, whether race I _n°w| M r you believe in the defendants or June 25 - August 26 ney, Student Services Building. Editor/Publisher detest them, should unite on 400 level course she took with ■«W*RD ANYONE PASSENGER (Continued from page 1) - FOR lost Cross brand Phone FRANK BUCK WHO DRIVES A CAR TRAIN JOURNAL and nationally that point." a graduate assistant as its The Following Free University University before entering the H ballpoint, engraved, Phil. Call 351-0968 or 351-2756 needs a good repairman. Check noted proponent of Railroad Classes tonite: Kunstler reported that the MSU graduate school, says she instructor. I 372-9116.4-2/20 the "Auto Services" in today's meet Drugs - Transportation will speak on "The Psychedelics 7:00, 315 EBH; defendants are in good spirits in "University professors ought SWAP SOMETHING YOU WANT Classified Ads. - thinks the University has Passenger Train isn't Dead Yet." Woman Liberation 8:00 Call jail. He jokingly said that the to be teaching, not doing purely |L0ST: PIN, birthstone ring, wedding 1 wnd, inscribed 7/7/65. Reward. FOR SOMETHING YOU DON'TI Slides will also be shown of 351-1476 for - room; Radical county grand jury, making its overextended itself. research," Miss Scullion said, but It's easy with a Classified Ad. Dial "I just wonder if the passenger railroading in the western Nonviolence 7:00 311 EBH; added that MSU may not [386-3193 2-2/1» 355-8255 now! - - monthly inspection of the jail University is taking in more be Sensory Awareness and Body "had the misfortune to run into "that heavily research students that it can legitimately Massage - 8:00 - Room 34 or 39 oriented." Abbie Hoffman." Abbie' handle," she said referring to a Place Your ,Union. In an opinion delivered Dec. Overseas Study Office meeting, 2, Attorney General Frank PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD today, 3:30 p.m. Trophy room, Kelley said a student would be Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. Wanted Snyder Hall. Jeff Shields. Experiment Representative will Experiment in International Living: speak on 18-year old vote in "substantial interest" if he was the same time. conflict a trustee at of WANTED: OLD radios, Atwater its summer and Fall programs and Miss Scullion has been STATE NEWS will bill you later. Kent, etc. Early '20s and '30s. school for International Training. (Continued from 1) the President favors page lowering the considering seeking a declaratory Also, radio magazines. MAIN with campus rebellions and voting age to 18, Kleindienst judgment in Circuit Court ELECTRONICS, phone 882-5035. AnV organizatii hing 1 said the administration believes disruptive political activism are against the Attorney General's well past 21 and represent only a this should extend only to opinion, but doesn't think it's Spring Term Activities Calendar should small percentage of young elections for president, vice absolutely necessary. CHILD CARE — In our licensed contact the Union Board Zip Code Office before March Americans. president, U.S. senators and "Technically, I don't have to home, 619 Bartlett Street, right 4, 1970. The phone number is 355-3355 "The vast majority -- both in members of the House of bring the suit," she said. Phone Student No. across from St. Lawrence or _ Hospital. Prefer days, have 2 355-3354. school and at work - are iving Representatives. But if she were elected, an Consecutive Dates playmates responsible, constructive lives," "The voting age for injunction could be sought on to Run . at home. Phone Lifeline for Biafrans Rock Concert, Kleindienst said. "These mature participation in all remaining the basis of the Attorney 485-2931.3-2/19 Heading tonight, 8:00 p.m., Hubbard Hall. ___________ young people should not be elections both state and local ~ - General's opinion to prevent her ONE $2.50 "Beautiful Cats Ball No. 2"' Pri"* Ad Here: tickPt *-,r th 5th penalized for the actions of a should continue to be a question from taking office. Dimens, FOUND ate. Featuring the "Mission" and at least few." for each state to determine," he Leon Cohan, Deputy 355-046*. 3-2/19 one surprise b Kleindienst said the Nixon said. Attorney General, said, however BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for Tired of midterms? Break out tonite administration believes that that in "all probability, the cas. III positive. A negative, B negative to the Hubbard Hall study break giving young persons the vote Except for these 537 federal would come up before the and AB negative, $10.00. O . mixer, featuring the sounds of and a responsible role in the offices, Kleindienst said, we feel election, to prevent the student's Peanuts Personals must be placed In person. negative, $12.00. Michigan Francis X and the Bushmen, 8:30 - political process may eliminate voting age qualifications are name from appearing on !t 11:00. Admission 50c. what he called a sense of questions of legitimate local Community Blood Center, 507% ballot." East Grand River, East Lansing. frustration and noninvolvement concern best resolved at the If Miss Scullion is elected, JO Words or 0ver 10 Less: 1 day - $1.50 15tf per word Above the new Campus Book Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Pre-Vet Club meeting, p.m.. Vet Clinic, room 213. Dr. Dean tonight 7:30 that has possibly led to the state level. Kleindienst testified before she would be the second Words Add: Tribey will speak on the Changing irresponsible behavior of a few. youngest person on a governing Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. the Senate board of a Michigan institution Roles of e State Public Health "The ballot box is the best subcommittee on Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to o 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C Veterinarian. On Saturday, February place to channel the opinions of constitutional amendments of higher education. She is 2J>. 21 there will be a tour of the Center such people - within, not which has been taking testimony In January, Gov. Milliken Mail to: Michigan State News from supporters and opponents 347 Student Services Bldg. 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