As long Thursday ... as you don't hurt MICHIGAN Colder.. TATE NEWS anybody and you don't hurt yourself, do what you want to STATI of . . snow. . and cloudy with a chance High today between 32 do. "J08 Namath UNIVERSITY and 38 degrees. ,1.62 Number 138 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 19, 1970 v7' freed of conspiracy; 5 guilty of inciting riot the men in this trial too CHICAGO (AP) — Five political activists dangerous to be at at the judge: "The 10 will be Thomas A. Foran, U.S. district attorney large." avenged. I were convicted by a federal jury The verdict was the first Well dance on your grave, Julie." and chief prosecutor, later told newsmen: I Wednesday of coming to Chicago to incite antiriot provision of the 1968 Civil legal test of the Rubin's wife, Nancy, screamed at "People who couldn't control themselves 1 riots at the time of the 1968 Democratic Act. The law makes it possible to indict Rights newsmen and marshals outside the in court might rush the jury box." I National Convention. courtroom: He referred to the several outbursts of\ persons on a charge of crossing state lines Those five and two fellow defendants with the intent to incite a riot. "My husband is being sentenced and screaming and scuffling that marked the were acquitted of conspiring to plot the At the motion of the they won't let me watch." five-month trial. On many occasions, I bloody violence that took place in wives of Rubin and Hoffman government, the Kunstler objected to the government including an outbreak during the contempt I Chicago's streets and parks during the final Dellinger's 13-year-old daughter, Froines' along with motion. He said: "The verdict of the jury sentencing Saturday, the defendants' I week of August 1968. mother in law and Weiner's girl friend should not be received in secret. The last families were involved. I David T. Dellinger, 54; Jerry C. Rubin, - - indignity you can possibly do is to let these Two of the jurors were visibly shaken were removed from the courtroom. 131; Thomas E. Hayden, 30; Abbott I "Abbie" Hoffman, 31, and Rennard Anita Hoffman, Abbott's wife, shouted defendants stand alone at the moment are about they during the reading of the verdicts and the to receive a verdict." subsequent one-by-one polling of the jury |"Rennie" C. Davis, 29, were found guilty ■ of requested by the defense. crossing state lines to encourage Mrs. Jean Fritz quivered and was hardly riot-inciting speeches to various rallies Breslin ■ audible when she stood to affirm her I during the convention week. 1 Each man could be sentenced to a I maximum of five years in prison and fined I $10,000. There is no established minimum pledges decision. Miss Kay S. Richards, 23, the youngest of the jurors, wavered and her voice verdict. was broken when she affirmed the I punishment. I John R. Froines, 31, and Lee Weiner, 131, were found innocent on the conspiracy for fine arts Foran told newsmen after the verdict: "I think the verdict proves what has been under attack in this case — that the system ■ count and a second count charging them works. Here was a jury that worked a long ■ with teaching the use of an incendiary By BARBARA PARNESS to come time. They found two defendants not up with funds for the needed ■ device. The government charged in the power plant addition and the medical guilty and all were found not guilty of I five-month trial that Froines and Weiner ■ plotted to fire-bomb an underground State News Staff Writer Executive Vice President Jack Breslin school complex. Other items high on the priority list are a Communications Arts conspiracy. It works both ways." Demonstrators outside the Federal 'Guilty?' A group of 200 or sc MSU students garage in Grant Park. pledged his support Tuesday for placing a Bldg. and a Social Science Bldg. Building began spreading through the protesting the "Chicago Conspiracy Weiner and Froines could not be charged fine arts complex high "I cannot make a commitment downtown area shortly after the verdict Seven" trial staged a rally at Beaumont Tower on next year's as to Wednesday. They then I with crossing state lines to come to University legislative building priority list. when the legislature will give us the funds was announced. marched to the East Lansing Police Station where I Chicago for this facility. But I will work for they turned 98 because Weiner was a resident of Breslin made this commitment before it," he "confessions" of "evil intent" at "one time or another." ■ Chicago during 1968 and Froines, a the ad hoc subcommittee said. studying the State News photo by Don Gerstner ■ resident of Eugene, Ore., was spending the possibility of an all-University referendum "Our real concern is to get the fine arts ■summer with his in-laws who live in on a student tax and the proposed complex at the top of the priority list and ■Chicago. All-Events Bldg. show the fine arts faculty of this University students The U.S. District Court jury of 10 that there is some concern on the U' "I'm more than willing to say to the part of women and 2 men returned its verdict president and the board of trustees that the University for the arts," Reesa Ishortly after ■ deliberations noon, ending four days of and bringing the bitter, ■tumultuous and often raucous trial to its after discussions with this group, the Academic Council and the administrative group, there is no question that students Gringorten, representative from the Arts and Letters Student said. Advisory Committee, pro tlegal conclusion. by and faculty on this campus want a fine arts 'confessing' The idea for an all-University student I Judge Julius J. Hoffman of U.S. District complex high on out priority list," Breslin referendum at spring registration on the ■Court did not set a date for sentencing. said. student tax and the proposed All-Events I He also denied freedom on bond to the Work on the proposed All-Events Bldg., Bldg. was rejected after much discussion. ■five convicted defendants, saying: "I find which attracted criticism from student and The idea was temporarily shelved Hoffman's court," in protest of the the march for a number of reasons, most faculty groups, has been halted, Breslin because of inadequate time to educate By JOHNJUEL Chicago Conspiracy Trial. because they considered the said. students on the implications of the State News Staff Writer "We felt the conspiracy trial was an conspiracy tax, the trial a farce, and a few because "it's "We're not going to spend any more available alternatives to the All-Events outrage and felt we should do something IBoarcf s money for the All-Events Bldg. planning. We're not going to go ahead until we have Bldg. and the procedure on establishing builidng priorities. Nearly 200 students marched from Beaumont Tower to the East Police Station Wednesday afternoon to Lansing about it," David A. Wood, Bay City junior, said. "We considered civil disobedience but something to do." "The Federal Anti-Riot unconstitutional," said A1 Wassell, Inkster Act is more student support," he said. The subcommittee expressed realized there was nothing we could do deliver confessions of "entertaining evil sophomore. "I see laws like this as a danger lelecfion Breslin said students and faculty on this that would affect the outcome of the trial. (please turn to back page) intents" and to everyone. They're a vision of 1984 campus need to see a "symbolic gesture" "contempt for Judge "We aren't going to cause any trouble," today." by the University in support of the arts. he continued. "We're just going to the Within a half hour most of the "We've been derelict in this area. We've police station, turn in our confessions, and confessions had been presented at Ifo committe got to make this commitment. I think the trustees will make this commitment," he said. SDS ACCUSED leave. No "off the that." pigs" or anything like Wood's statement summed up the police desk and the crowd began breaking up. The police desk had not count on how the many signed confessions had been turned Breslin said it is too late for the issue to march. Students were greeted at the front By CYNTHIA NEAL State News Staff Writer The ASMSU student board be brought up at Friday's board meeting, but said he would probably present a statement to the trustees' meeting in Pol ice, U-M students door of the East Lansing Police Station by two patrolmen who allowed them to enter eight at a time. The marchers delivered "Some of them (the through the line two or students) came three times," a Tuesday police secretary said. "It was hard to tell #nt the March. their confessions at the main desk and were spring general election issue to the how many there actually were." clash; 13 arrested "nda The fine arts complex is presently escorted out by two helmeted policemen at committee for formulating Police officials had no comment on the icedures. It will not be reported out of number 10 on the University's new the back door. march. When asked if the police construction list. Even if it is placed higher Students either wrote their [committee before next Tuesday at the on the priority list, Breslin noted that the confessions or signed a model confession own department would take any follow-up prliest. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - A clash The demonstrators fled from the action on the confessions, the desk This would preclude chance of getting funds for the project handed out at Beaumont Tower which balloting during between demonstrators and police at the sergeant replied, "I doubt it." ■registration and within the next five years is "extremely building shortly after Ann Arbor Police read: early registration, since University of Michigan Wednesday left arrived witnesses said. ■abinet president Bob Grossfeld said he remote." "I, (signed), confess that I have several protestors, engineering students and In the past month, U-M has been the lad to have the Breslin said the legislature will first have willfully and knowingly committed the names of the candidates no faculty members, with minor injuries. scene of several incidents involving crime of entertaining evil intents on several Petitioning open llf tlian next Monday, More the election. He three weeks University officials said 13 persons were protestors who have attempted to stop occasions. I also confess that I hold the The Advisory Board to the State News said this date was arrested in the skirmish, sparked by a «by data processing, which must military and industrial recruiters from court of Julius J. Hoffman in contempt. and Wolverine announces that applications he ballots. prepare Enrollment radicals' demonstration against the conducting interviews. "I can have nothing but contempt for a are now being accepted for the positions of While preliminary presence of General Electric Co. recruiters Tuesday night, Prof. Samuel K. Clark, court that binds and gags a man and sends Editor in - chief of the State plans called for the at the West Engineering - News, Editor Early enrollment for spring term Building. chairman of the Engineering Placement him to jail for four years for trying to of the Wolverine and Advertising |ection to be held «nods, the short during the registration begins today for students with last A spokesman for the university said that Committee, and Christopher Block, defend himself; or that uses the contempt of the State News. Manager period of time left for names beginning S through Z. The 5 persons were injured. He added that the student P itioning and president of the Executive lawo ruthlessly to silence even defense Interested students should submit their campaigning was viewed by Men's IM will be open from 8 a.m. to clash between demonstrators and Committee of the Engineering Council, hoard as attorneys. I furthermore confess that I am petitions in duplicate to Chairman William inadequate. 4:30 p.m. engineering students and faculty who tried filed a complaint with the student judiciary f was pointed out that holding the to prevent the radicals from willing to cross state lines while thinking Wallner, 133 Natural Science Bldg. by "on Following is the schedule for early entering the against the radical students for a the above." March 18, 1970. during registration would not enrollment: building left persons on both sides democratic society (SDS) charging them The closest thing to an incident Petitions should be no longer than 10 .,*% guarantee a significant turnout Friday R-M bleeding. with provoking incidents on campus. occurred when a group of students pages and include personal vitae and J LM AUu d'd "0t Want t0 VOte the flrSt Monday L — G Police in full riot gear swung clubs at a The complaint asked that SDS — which attempted to run the green - and - yellow pertinent work experience. The candidate . Although voting booths would be set °r nine lines of students Tuesday F — C crowd of several hundred persons who the ' university said organized the YIPPIE flag up the police station flagpole. should also indicate his entering qualifications and Wednesday B — A surrounded a paddy wagon and hurled Wednesday demonstration — be A patrolman thwarted the attempt. knowledge of the position and how he El' there would als° be a line for stones at it, breaking its windows. disciplined. Students said they were participating in views its f who would not want to vote. operation. (please turn to back page) Nixon questions USSR arms buildup WASHINGTON (AP) - Surveying the threat to our retaliatory capability ..." Vietnam reached. In the Kremlin — and said the judgments his war can be program for the SS9 missile, their apparent world situation, President Nixon reported the chief executive declared. administration makes about the Soviets interest in improving the meantime, the United States' accuracy of their Wednesday the Soviet Union's missile The uncertainty of Russian aims stood "Vietnamization" program for turning over will be the basis for major weaponry ICBM warheads and their development of a buildup "raises serious questions about out in Nixon's State - of - the - World the war to South Vietnam will be a "spur decisions of the 1970s. semiorbital nuclear weapon system." where they are headed and the potential message to Congress, a 119-page document to negotiations." threats we and our allies face." he hailed as the most comprehensive "... The Soviets' present buildup of Pentagon planners view multiple warheads and improved missile accuracies document of its type ever given by a The 40,000 - word message offered a strategic forces, together, with what we By year's end, Nixon said, Russia is know about their development and test as evidence of a possible first - strike President. global look at the past year and projected a expected to have 246 more ocean - future in which programs, raises serious questions about against U.S. land-based rockets. The "partnership" and ballistic missile subs and the orbital bomb spanning, land-based nuclear missiles than In it, Nixon also: "military strength" will be the key words where they are headed and the potential the United States, a reversal of the status in American threats we and our allies face," Nixon could be used against American bomber Expressed hope the Strategic Arms — of the 1960s. foreign policy. bases. Limitations Talks can bring a curb on Nixon reaffirmed this intention to go stated. nuclear weaponry. He said the Soviets have on In pushing ahead with the multibillion When submarine - launched rockets are reducing U.S. involvement in the affairs "We must insure that all potential dollar Safeguard ABM system, Nixon said been "serious and of other counted, this country will still hold a 1,710 businesslike" in lands, attempting in the process to aggressors see unacceptable risks in his rationale for preparatory negotiations at Helsinki. negotiate peace - preserving agreements strategic defense has not to 1,590 lead in missiles. contemplating a nuclear attack, or nuclear changed from last year, when the — Said there is little the with the Soviets and Nevertheless, Nixon found the Big Powers can eventually Red China. blackmail, or acts which could escalate to administration shifted planned ABM sites do to solve the Middle East crisis. He situation disturbing enough to proceed urged Nixon styled his presentation "United strategic nuclear war, such as a Soviet away from cities and nearer military with expansion of the Safeguard anti - Egypt and Israel to show "mutual States Foreign Policy for the 1970s conventional attack on Europe." willingness to compromise." ... A installations. ballistic missile (ABM) system, a revamped New Strategy for Peace," but it seemed to The Soviet threat as Nixon described it Nixon said that now, as in 1969, he is — Stated that it will take a lies "in the form of the program he approved in 1969. willingness raise as many questions as answers. growing Soviet planning on an ABM shield to 1. protect "I believed then, and I am even more by Hanoi to conduct serious negotiations In forces of ICBM's and ballistic missile Nixon convinced today, that there is a serious before a compromise settlement of the particular Nixon questioned motives of the leaders in the repeatedly submarines, their multiple warhead our land-based retaliatory forces against (please turn to back page) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February | . 1970 State honors 6 top educators • By JEFF SHELER honored Wharton, former MSU fit this description." Wharton said he expected Presenting the award to President Walter Adams, MSU "We in state government owe times when he and the legislators Adams were Rep. William P. ; State News Staff Writer Executive Vice President Jack them our support and would face issues "from Hampton, R-Bloomfield Hills, • Gov. Milliken officially Breslin, former Oakland understanding, and every citizen opposite points of view." and Rep. Thomas Cuastello, < welcomed President Wharton to "I only hope that I will be University Chancellor Durward owes them their gratitude," he D-Sterling Heights, both MSU ? the MSU presidency and to the Varner, Wayne County said. judged not by what I say but by graduates. '• state Wednesday at a special Community College Acting In accepting the resolution, what I do," he said. The other recipients had 1 joint session of the legislature President Murray Jackson and Wharton said he is now justified In what amounted to the words of praise for the J which honored six state in feeling that Michigan is his most eloquent lawmakers. 3 educators for Acting Supt. of Public acceptance "outstanding Instruction John Porter. state. speech of the day, former Breslin lauded the legislators i contributions in Michigan." Each received a concurrent "I have been entrusted with President Adams said he has for "facing up squarely to the ♦ "There is no doubt in my the "confidence" in today's resolution citing the presidency of a great younc responsibility" of education in J mind that Dr. Wharton is fully the state. "outstanding contributions" University that is capable of people. {qualified to continue the task each had made to the state. great contributions to our "In my exeprience as Porter asked the lawmakers J that John i Hannah so ably for support "in making sound Milliken, who presented the society," Wharton said. "The president, I have developed good * began," the governor said. extent of that contribution is faith that the decisions for the betterment of award to Wharton, underscored majority of 3 The joint session, marking the importance of capable dependent upon the support and students at MSU are a part of a Michigan." ♦"Education Day" in the state, educators and said Michigan "is understanding of the people and sensitive generation, a great Jackson praised the legislators fortunate to have thousands who for their "commitment to If > government of this state." generation, a generation that is searching for something to learning" in supporting the Student believe in." Sporting the humor that has development of Wayne County Community College. air fares Zales become his trademark, Adams called Wharton's appointment Varner could not attend the session due to the death of his brother. to Europe "timely." Thanks~and welcome start at SHARP "Today as I take leave, I feel it is the far, far better thing I have ever done, and I feel I am Mrs. Wharton and the wives of the other honorees also attended and were recognized by the MSU President Clifton Wharton receives from Gov. Milliken the Michigan legislature's joint resolution, commending him and other outstanding Michigan educators for their contributions Television in for a far, far better rest than I legislators. to education in the state and formally welcoming Wharton to MSU and to Michigan. *120 have ever had," he said. State News photo by Don Gerstner Value! 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It's serve liquor. That policy has winter term. of Trustees will talk with The proposals came in light of an individual fare, not a Four students, Doug Laycock, been approved by the University "I don't know what the charter or group; you fly students tonight about the the repealing of the East Lansing president of Men's Halls Assn. Student Affairs Committee trustees want to know about whenever you want, and University liquor policy and (MHA); Donna O'Donnohue, liquor prohibition in November, hours," Miss O'Donnohue said. freshman women's hours and (USAC) and ASMSU. It must be 1968. can stay up to a year. Inter¬ ested? Qualified? Call your president of Women's signed by Milton B. Dickerson, "But if they want to lull; about will discuss the MSU Bookstore's While it is not necessary for Inter-residence Council (WIC); vice president for student affairs, the background of the proposal travel agent or write for used book resale policy and the the board of trustees to Steve Douse, president of before it becomes approve or the rationale for it I'm Student Fare Folder CN. independence of Oakland University the proposed IFC ready Icelandic Airlines, 630 Fifth Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) policy. change in the to discuss it." University. and Dave Baker, president of liquor policy, Dickerson has Also on the agenda of the Ave. (Rockefeller Center) Friday MHA and WIC Until last month the board's delayed signing the proposal New York, N.Y. 10020. Inter-Coperative Council (ICC) proposed to USAC that the until the trustees have discussed informal session is discus; monthly informal sessions were have been invited to discuss the section of the the independence of Oakland ♦Slightly higher closed to the public. At the University it, Douse said. liquor policy and freshmen ordinances prohibiting the A WIC-proposed University from MSU. January meeting the trustees women's hours policy with the possession of liquor on campus women's hours has change in also been Former Oakland Chancellor voted to open the meeting to the board. be deleted. USAC has taken no Durward Varner requested action the approved by ASMSU and USAC October that the board consider on MHA-WIC and awaits Dickerson's signature. giving independence to the MSU STILL proposal. LOWEST Would You The administrative group of The change would allow fall term freshmen women living in branch. 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Vietnamese attacked airfields at tanks were destroyed by rounds which forces struck at two main is reported to be a vital These sources reported it was from 75mm artillery. airfields there overnight. U.S. the first Xieng Khouang on the Plain of * U.S. communications and radar time the biggest U.S. Jars and The sources said 36 North sources said Long Cheng, a secret site. Wednesday the bombers had flown in support of airfield on the southwestern Vietnamese were killed and a Two of the attackers wore enemy was beaten back with Laotian ground forces, although edge of the 50-mile lieutenant was captufed. They Laotian army uniforms and one severe losses and three by 20-mile attacking they have repeatedly hit the Ho plain. described government casualties wore North tanks were destroyed. Chi Minh supply trail of the a Vietnamese Informed sources in Saigon North Vietnamese They said fog shrouded the as "very light." uniform. They carried satchel "To the detriment of the cause in eastern Xieng In the attack on Long Cheng, said that for 36 hours which Laos. Khouang airfield at the charges, plastic explosives, of peace, the Soviet Union has The sources estimated 60 time. However U.S. 80 miles north of Vientiane, rockets and small arms. ended early Wednesday all B52 B52s had helicopter failed to exert a hlepful influence strikes in South Vietnam had bombs in dropped 1,800 tons of gunships dropped flares. American sources said a band of They were thought to be Laos in 36 hours but 10 broke through the barbed the T on North Vietnamese in been Long Cheng is the trying to blow up Laotian air Paris." suspended. Stratofortresses were The did not know how sent the Plain of Jars. many had hit headquarters of Gen. Van Pao, leader of the Meo army wire perimeter onto the airstrip, fighter - bomber, a U.S. CI 30 killed a Laotian sentry and Temperature fighting transport plane and American -President Nixon for the Laotian government. It is destroyed Laotian ft a army communications installations. the Students protest key base for U.S. logistic support for royal Laotian forces International News in the area 100 miles northeast of Vientiane. At the Xieng Khouang airfield fytiidcuf, <£ suspension ruling which — before last Friday was the center of an airlift of 15,000 The Soviet Union is set to oppose a projected Big refugees by U.S. planes — four tanks and about 200 Noith Four call for restoration of the Arab - Israeli cease fire KALAMAZOO, Mich. (UPI) of the student body, said the Vietnamese troops, attacked in and wants a tougher line against Israel, — A majority of Kalamazoo student class strike, called a British an all-night battle. informants said Wednesday. The proposal for a cease College students stayed away moratorium, was to protest from classes today in a protest punishment fire was advanced last week by U.S. Ambassador Charles given William over the suspension of a student Yost in the four power group of envoys in New York Lakey, Mt. Pleasant, who has caught with a girl in his been suspended for two quarters which is seeking a Middle East solution. Official word reaching Western capitals from Moxcow, the dormitory room after visiting hours. for the Feb. 5 incident. According to Harrison, of CONTEST Faculty members showed up Haslett, an assistant dean walked government sources said, suggests the Russians have decided to resist the American proposal on grounds that as did some students but most of into the classrooms were Lakey's dormitory room ENDS I it equates what Moscow considers Israeli aggression with virtually without knocking at 8 a.m. and Arab defensive measures. vacant and Students pickets were set up around the Administration Bldg. attending a protest found a girl there. Under college rules, girls are not permitted in men's dormitories between TONITE Enemy small arms fire knocked down a U.S. helicopter north of Saigon Wednesday, killing seven of meeting 538-210 late to Monday voted midnight and noon. boycott classes Weimer K. Hicks, president of AT Wednesday and today, then the college, refused to comment | the nine men aboard, and touching off a 90-minute return to class Friday. late Monday On reports of 2 AM! Find out the official skirmish. The U.S. command said the helicopter was on Administration officials have no negotiations on a suggested temperature at a resupply mission when it was hit over Phouc immediate comment. lesser Hubbard Classrooms Long punishment of social today. Come in to MSU Book Province and crashed. American ground forces moved in David Harrison, 22, president probation had broken off. Feb. 20, 21 8 p.m. 75c Store and buy 3 Lindy Stub to the rescue and came under small arms and automatic weapons fire. Two Americans were wounded in the The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school Hobie's Tickets available at Campbell's at East Complex Reception desks, and at the door. pens for that amount, other words you get 3 pens (reg. 29c each) for a low, low j fighting. terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. price. Stop in today and "think cold". Subscription rate is $14 per year. National News Member Associated Press, United Press Inland Daily Press Association, Associated International, House Democrats derailed a frontal attack on Speaker Collegiate Press, I John McCormack's leadership Wednesday, voting 192 to Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press 23 to table resolution of Association, United States Student Press Association. a no confidence. But a more moderate measure to study House customs and Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. procedures, including the seniority system, remained Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services alive for action for the next party caucus. Some younger Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. | Democrats who oppose precipitate action against the 78 • year - old speaker emphasized that he will be Phones: I challenged if he seeks the top House party post again Editorial *<*-•- * 355-8252 [ next year. Classified Advertising 355-8255 Display Advertising 353-6400 President Nixon was given a report Wednesday Business-Circulation 355-3447 I indicating that the basic principles of his welfare reform Photographic 355-8311 proposals can work and will help the poor. Donald I Rumsfeld, director of the Office of Economic LIEBERMANN'S= I Opportunity, briefed Nixon and his cabinet at a White I House meeting on the preliminary results of an I 18-month work incentive experiment in New Jersey. A lady's briefcase I a The Senate rejected Wednesday by a vote of 48 to 46, substitute plan by Republican Leader Hugh Scott, Pa., can be practical. . 1 for a proposal of Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., to require I I uniform application of school desegregation policy in the North and South. The defeat of the substitute plan and pretty, too! I came after the White House sent word that it favored I the Scott proposal over Stennis' language. The vote I marked a major victory for the Southerners who are I trying to blunt the drive now on in their region to end I the last vestiges of legal dual school systems. A top U.S. official in Vietnam told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wednesday he is optimistic that the American objectives will be achieved in that Southeast Asian nation. John Paul Vann, who supervises the pacification program in South Vietnam's Mekong Delta region, said he earlier had been I pessimistic about the way in which pacification programs were conducted. But since 1968 he said he had become I convinced that our objectives in Vietnam and the I objectives of the Vietnamese people would be achieved. The Senate adopted Wednesday a resolution I Protesting the treatment of U.S. servicemen held I Prisoner by the Vieg Cong. The resolution calls on the I Communists to comply with the Geneva Convention on I lament I we United 0fNations prisoners of war and endorses efforts by and the International Red Cross to Iobtain humane treatment and release of American I Pris°ners of war. It has already passed the House. As of I an' 24, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee I ^Ported I Communist447 U.S. servicemen were believed in captivity, and 1,000 were listed as missing I '"-action. Good way to start a successful career . . . with a business case that's practical and eye - catching, too. Choose from so many patterns and colors in our Michigan News exciting collection. The Michigan House passed a bill Wednesday on a '8 vote that would force banks holding state reasury deposits to make education loans to college students. Sponsored by Rep. Joseph Snyder, D-St. Clair Shores, e bill is aimed at the two ™ho largest banks in Michigan hold more than $27 million in state deposits yet, ccording to Snyder, make no student loans. Snyder entified the banks as the Detroit Bank of the commonwealth and the National Bank of Detroit. think the situation is just 0 appalling," he said. "Is it much to expect these banks to help support cation in this state when they're making money off "easury deposits?" East Lansing - 209 E. Grand River afp f fie 15,000 student laons in Michigan, 93 per cent made at banks. The balance comes from other Downtown 107 S. - Washington I 'endi 8 institutions. OUR READERS' MIND MICHIGAN STATE NEWS E. Lans. income tax not UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER a problem for university advertising manager The claim that To the Editor: don't use any East NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor Three MSU professors have now voiced Lansing services, and therefore should be GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor their opposition to an East Lansing exempt from taxes income tax on students and non-residents. probably can't be substantiated But. \ctontinUJ »-* KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor if it In particular, the letter of Professors could, it's about as logical as exemnti„n JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor Edwards and Gaa, which appeared in your the elderly and those without from paying school taxes. The law child 1 February 10 issue, deserves additional for taxation in both instances. provide examination. reasonable if one believes that The law j! Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award ability t! for outstanding journalism. pay is a better criterion for taxation th»n benefit. than African play The claim that East Lansing $340,000 state rebate on the basis of the receive 20,000 students on campus is simolv EDITORIALS To the Editor: The Department of Linguistics and wrong. The rebates are based on the Oriental and African Languages will offer population census, the latest one being for Afr 420, "African Literature," again in the 1960, when the student population was less than half the current level. The spring quarter. I would like the class to rebate Prejudice will be adjusted upward this year on in undertake the production, sometime in May, of an African play. I have in mind, tentatively, Wole Soyinka's The Lion and the Jewel. However, the feasibility of such basis of the new census. An income tax on non-resident and staff will hardly cause "serious faculty the administrative and personnel problems a project will remain uncertain until I have for the university," unless of course Conspiracy a better idea of the talent, interest and some resources available. For this reason, I professors are making a ton of bread. The would like to invite anyone interested in average non-resident professor will pay East Lansing about $75 to $100, which taking the course and acting or helping in after figuring the tax credit on the state After 40 hours of deliberation, 12 and/or an extremely ambiguous the production of an African play to a income tax and the deductible on the jurors at the U.S. District court in federal anti - riot law, attached as a preliminary reading and tryouts on Sunday or Monday evening, February 22 or 23, 7 federal, works out to about $45 to $55 Chicago, found five of the rider to the Civil Rights Act of 1968. additional taxes. This huge sum is in - 9 p.m. in room 35 of the Union. defendants guilty of crossing state Couched in such language as addition to the approximate $2,200 the Rand Bishop lines to incite rioting. All seven were "crossing state lines" with an Graduate Assistant professors are now paying to the feds. found innocent of conspiring to "intent" to incite rioting made Rather than discourage the faculty, the Department of Linguistics and income tax, to the extent that it results in incite rioting during the time of the conviction dependent on a wide Orientaf and African Languages a cleaner, safer, more attractive East Democratic National Convention in array of factors. Would one have to Lansing, should actually attract more high 1968. prove a defendant had the "intent" quality personnel who demand good city The five defendants convicted merely by hearing evidence that an DAVE SHORT services. As for the tax burden on were David Dellinger, Jerry Rul?in, accused used inflammatory language students, Abbie Hoffman, Thomas Hayden to a large crowd of people? most undergraduates won't have to pay anything. The few who do will have to and Rennie Davis. Lee Weiner and By finding all seven defendants shell out about $7. Employed graduate John Froines, who were not charged innocent of the conspiracy charge, students will be paying around $10 to $20. with crossing state lines to incite rioting, were acquitted of the charge of teaching or demonstrating the use the jury has prevented any appeal of this ambiguous law to the Supreme Resistance on the home front The opposition of three professors (all of whom happen to live in Okemos) ought to convince most East Lansing residents of Court. Through conviction and then the desirability of the income tax. of incendiary devices. The other five appeal to the Supreme Court, the Arthur S. Bechhoefer defendants were not charged on the Five months is a long time. military though. But, he was given no Despite the high possibility of his being defendants, their attorneys, and imprisoned, Dean now plans to marry in Chairman, Fair Tax Committee A man's entire life and his concept of it response. latter count. sympathizers hoped the law could be can change drastically in that amount of Up until recently, Dean didn't think April. And, he hopes to come back to MSU It will now be up to Judge Julius overturned. The decision of the jury that he had a chance to win his draft next winter to obtain his teaching degree. time. Hoffman to determine the length of has not set a precedent on the But, as I watched Harold Dean address evasion case. But, when the Supreme Court Someday he wants to teach history and Letter policy sentences for the five found guilty. conspiracy charge and this will about 250 Bay City All Saints High School recently ruled that the draft board could its relationship to today's world. But, for not speed up induction of war protesters or now, he works construction part - time and The State News welcomes all letters. The maximum sentence possible is undoubtedly mean that future seniors last Friday, it became apparent that he had not changed much since our last immediately cite someone as delinquent plans to help run a 24 - hour clinic for kids They should be typed and signed with the five years in jail and a $10,000 fine. conspiracies will be charged before and then induct home town, student, faculty or interview on Sept. 30,1969. him, the situation with problem in the area. There seems to be little reason to the law. brightened for Dean. Just as last fall, Harold Dean's whole standing, and local phone number "I know what the future holds, but I believe Judge Hoffman will suddenly The jury's verdict - convicting also know that I'm. internally strong However, he can still be sentenced to life rests on the element of uncertainty. included. No unsigned letter will be , feel a streak of compassion for the five on one "count; finding all seven enough to take anything that they do to, ^ jail right now for rion - po&ession'W draft Tomorrow is another unknowa day for accepted for publication, and no letter will cards. him. be printed without a signature except in defendants. Fixing the maximum innocent on the other - is clearly a me and still survive," Dean told me last fall "Most of the times, a person gets jailed But, better than most people, Harold extreme circumstances. All letters must be sentence, along with the prison terms divisive ruling in more ways than after turning draft resistor. for possession. Well, I'll probably get jailed Dean has learned to live with and overcome less than 300 words long for publication for contempt of court, will give the one. William Kunstler and Leonard And throughout the five months since for he became Bay County's first draft resistor non - possession," he joked. uncertainty. without editing. defendants a lengthy time behind Weinglass both hoped the jury would of the 23,531 men registered for the bars. either convict all or none, and not selective service there, Dean has survived. From the very beginning of the bargain away or compromise the Harold Dean, the 22 - year - old former BARNEY WHITE trial. Judge Hoffman prejudiced this freedom of some defendants. Now MSU student, has become a household word in Bay City. Once one of the city's f case. From his disregard for Bobby the supporters of the Chicago Seven, stellar high school athletes and students, Seale's Constitutional rights to his so rashly awakened to an ugly facet Dean has become the center of controversy consistent sustaining of objections of American "justice," will continue there because of his draft resistance stance. raised by the prosecutors, Julius Hoffman has government's clamoring for the freedom of the defendants and eventually their His persistence in voicing his views through letters to the local newspaper and through area speeches has added fuel to the We don't say what we mean done more to downgrade American attorneys - but perhaps not as hard flames of controversy. jurisprudence than any one man had the seven been convicted on the Educating people about draft resistance should have power to do. conspiracy count. in Bay City isn't an easy thing. The city is A lot of really groovey movements -• While the defendants often We await the final sentencing proud of its role in America's war efforts. Sadly, in a number of cases "Black Power" however, is a splendid word symbol for by and a few obnoxious ones - fail because • engaged in "uncourt - like behavior," The Bay County draft board has yet to has come to mean just that, and I wonder "our" purposes because of the powerful, Judge Hoffman of the five they make one mistake: they assume that such as shouting epithets at the judge defendants with the conviction that grant a conscientious objector classification if one of the primal causes of this outcome dramatic and heroic connotations the terra everybody else knows what they're talking even though it has had plenty of was not the original "failure to holds. Indeed, every time "we" speak of and using "obscene" language, these the judge prejudiced the outcome of about. applicants. I remember a couple of years ago when communicate". "our" initiation of change as "the antics do, in no way, justify the the trial and the Bay City's main street has a large revolution" we feel good because of the was major we had a big row over the firing of a I can even think of another example of unconstitutional methods employed impediment to impartial justice. plaque honoring those who have died in a much more personal nature. My speech groovey ramifications of "our" t certain professor and the sundry by the judge and the pro - military service of the country; and the habits are such that I use a great many symbol. Chicago has once again made a town has a very active branch of the philosophical implications thereof. A government bias he so often significant crowd assembled outside the particular Anglo - Saxon four - letter words It is at this point that a great many mockery of what America should Veterans of Foreign Wars Legion. for punctuation, nothing more. I also use a expressed in word and deed. mean. new Administration Bldg. to ponder on a movements go down the drain, because But, Dean feels he has a story to tell number of related seven - and - more - people get all wrapped up in their symbol The sanctioning of the trial was and he says that he will continue to tell it meaningful course of action. Just when letter words as adjectives and terms of and forget what it was that they were itself based either untenable things were getting on an -The Editors regardless of what happens. endearment. I never mean any harm, but originally talking about - hell, after awhile "I still get the threatening phone calls, interesting a group of our local radicals came along, replete with bullhorns, and I've occasionally been called on to do some "we" really think we are pulling off» the dirty looks and the insults. But that fast explaining at parties. The problem, of revolution: yeh Che, and all that. But lets took over the conversation. Things were won't stop me. All I ask is that they hear is that I meant still OK, though, until they got into this course, one thing, but other suppose that the hypothetical group we are me through before they walk away." folks hear something entirely different. rap about the "Third World". Everybody considering does manage to keep things Dean's views on the draft and the It's all tied up in an in - group / out - kind of scratched his head and mumbled, straight and separate from the devious Vietnam War haven't changed. He still connotations of their selected word Local sky div thinks that the draft is illegal, immoral and unconstitutional. And he regards the because no one knew what the self - appointed discussion leaders about. (This was a couple were talking of years ago, group sort of thing. A bunch of people gravitate together because they like each other's heads. Very soon this act of close symbols. Sp "we" go out and try to bring all ot „ . Vietnam War -- the most important factor proximity kindles a group feeling of "us - "them" around to "our" groovey thing- in his decision to turn resistor - as a remember?) I turned to the guy next to me and ness" -- which immediately implies an and "we" say: "Hey, man support the national disaster. look Revolution!" "We" know that "we mean antithetical state of "them - ness" before said: "What the hell's the 'Third World'?" "We've got a lot of screwed up people "We" are together and, therefore, "we" in this country because of the draft and the "That's the Press, isn't it?" "support our plan of social change wnicn "No, dummy, the Press is the 'fifth have the answers » any other thought is..." But "we" forget that everybody else War. It's too bad." pattern would imply group ego - suicide. isn't hip to the special meaning "we hav column'." When Dean turned resistor, he said that The tragic death of Douglas Safko Unlike the MSU Sport Parachuting he would be able to continue to face the At this point someone standing behind Obviously, the world is not exactly right as given to our word - symbol and, beside far as "we" are concerned, otherwise there "we're" too lazy to take the time to spell' points out the need for a Club, no parental permission slips are us remarked that he thought that the Press consequences of his decision. He has so far. would be no "them". It follows, therefore, 38ut was the "fourth estate" -- we laughed him anyway. „ re-examination of the safety required for persons under 21 to "When you make the choice, you have that "we" need to initiate some changes off. Unfortunately, by this time the crowd "They" hear "revolution , and tney standards of the MSU Sport jump. Also Federal law requires a to be ready. I had a roommate who and that it is necessary to bring "them" think: " 'Revolution', Wow, what does tw had all but dissipated, since most folks Parachute Club. We acknowledge the minimum number of hours of couldn't hack it as a draft resistor. I'm glad around to "our" couldn't figure out what it was that the point of view -- there is, mean now?" And then "they" 8° he got his draft cards back. Being a resistor fact that hundreds of MSU students training. Yet members of the Sky cats up front were talking about. I'm sure inevitably, more of them than there is of "Revolution", right! - Bolshevik, right. ;• would have destroyed him because he have gone through the club's training Diving Club have been known to couldn't cope with it." these cats knew what "Third World" and It's awfully hard, though, to Communist, right! -• evil, mean and nasiy. all the accompanying rhetoric meant, but ponder right! Hey! We gotta do something aw" program without mishap and that jump with less than one hour's Despite the hard times, Dean has still and discuss the logistics of "our" plan of the probability is high that the Safko training. been able to find humor about himself and they made the fell mistake of assuming the these guys because they want to put crowd was hip to it too. change, if we have to go through the hurts on all of us!" incident was purely an accident. We his dilemna over the past months. . ailU> It Another classic example of this sort of complete rap every time "we" talk. So, in as And the movement fails beca is extremely difficult to "I haven't heard from the FBI in over a much as "our" heads are all together in an feel, however, that it is still in the thing is the much debated - and at this "they" got hung up in "us - ness ana rationalize the continued existence month. But, I guess when it comes to understanding of "our thing", we agree on interest of the club for them to point -- cliche "Black Power". The guys words" and, thereby, spawne of this group. They can only be them, no news is good news," Dean a nice, arbitrary vocal symbol to save time seriously reevaluate their training laughed. that were doing their thing knew they were opposition "us". The movement is labeled as a menace to the welfare of and energy. primarily talking about economic, social, because they have turned off a" procedure. Above all, Dean has not lost touch with Let's suppose the word "we" settle on Further, it is our opinion that those who may choose to join them. reality. legal and moral power, but the paranoid is "revolution". "We" probably don't prospective allies and, worse, have tu middle class whites outside of the ghetto - lot of them Into an "enemy". „ Safko's death does indicate the need The University community needs "I'm not doing a disservice to my really mean "revolution", per se, but rather took die whole thing much too literally And, history assures us, things to reiterate the fact that the MSU to become fully aware that there are country; but I'm not sure that I'm helping "initiation of change". "Revolution", it or doing enough," he said. and assumed that it meant "shoot whitey". guaranteed to go downhill from here. Sport Parachuting Club is not the two parachuting clubs around and "I'm not sure whether or not I looked only group that parachutes in the that one of them has a very shady set at all the things involved when I made the East Lansing area. There is also a Sky of operating procedures. A student decision. But, I took a hard look at Diving Club, a group that does not will do well to find out which group Vietnam, the draft and myself. By going have official University sanction - he is a member of and realize the that, I found a few answers. And it gets me and for by. I don't have all the answers but I found good reason. consequences if he should find out for myself." The Sky Diving Club, completely himself the member of the wrong When the FBI last contacted Dean, he disregarding federal standards, can group. refused to answer any questions from train a person in the them. He did say that he would work in an morning and allow him to jump in the afternoon. alternate service, such as a mental hospital - The Editors or in social work, instead of serving in the Thursday, February 19, 1970 5 (Caller terrorizes Dean calls Justin Morrill iVietnam widow TULSA, Okla. (AP) - ■ months after her husband ISSed in Vietnam, a Tulsa ■ mother of five answered her again."It widow He But was him," she said. repeatedly warned the against calling police. her health had been University half-way house' At its failing for some time, and she By SHARMA.M STEWART inception, JMC was forced to be primarily content ■telephone and stiffened with contacted local authorities about State News Staff Writer oriented, according to Rohman. "Today JMC is becoming ■terror- thematic rather than departmental oriented." 'I'm going to y°u" an a year after the first anonymous Justin Morrill College (JMC) is a "half-way house" in the The two-year language reauirement. ■anonymous v e said, "Just like call. University, Dean Gordon Rohman unpopular among many The calls kept coming, and said in his "state of the students, is here to stay, Rohman said. The structure of the ■ your husband murdered those college" address Tuesday night. her health gradually worsened. program has loosened to allow students to lucent Vietnamese women "It is study languages not "The whole department sort an unperfected species of things. The college is a unit only within the confines of JMC, but in other areas in or outside 1 Ld children." of became personally involved in apart from the University but conceived by it and financially of the University. -.r husband, an Air Force dependent upon it," Rohman observed. Courses developed died in the spring of 1968 the thing," said Police Lt. Neal He said JMC according to the interest of individual ■major, a developed five years ago from the need for a students are a popular feature of JMC. his plane was shot down Cheever. "There were a lot of liberal education "Any door lets a teacher program emphasizing international nd into the discipline," Rohman said. «er North Vietnam. ideas and theories, but nothing cross-cultural studies. "Faculty in this way are allowed freedom of response in And then the calls, and the solid." The change JMC teaching." has undergone and is looking toward Weaknesses existing in this type of course is a problem the my, began. depends on a continuous process of rebirth, according to college faces. Individualized courses, besides paving the The nightmare is over now Rohman. This is the only way the way for college can identify itself as an discovery, allow for unevenness, permissiveness and disunity the 37 - year - old widow, EGR 200given independent college and a part of the whole University, he said. Rohman said. died Sunday in a local Rohman said the question of tenure also confronts the hospital following heart surgery. for spring term college. "Tenure is a guarantee of faculty freedom," Rohman Her physician and the chief Investigating officer in the case New bell will said. "Without tenure, their views on faculty would not be able to introduce politics and other matters which mav be requested her name be withheld EGR 200, Technology and unpopular." for the sake of the five children, Society, although not listed in s 8 to 17. Here is the story, as pieced the taught schedule spring book, term will by be D.J. MSU points ether in conversations with Montgomery, dice, neighbors and the woman v>rself: metallurgy, materials science. professor mechanics of and College report out A new victory bell will ring Spartan points at fall The new bell was secured for the DUs by J.P. Fox of Albion, We Are football games next academic who was at a football game and Hie man made his cailsat The three-credit class will Ldafternoon or shortly after meet Monday, Wednesday and [nidnight. At first he threatened Friday from 12:40 to 1:30 p.m. D. Gordon Rohman, Dean of Justin Morrill College, gives JMC students an idea of where their residential college is year. The men of Delta Upsilon missed the victory rings. This is the fraternity's fourth pleased to to kill only the widow, but later in 146 going in a "State of the College" talk. (DU) acquired a new bell after bell since the tradition began in Engineering Bldg. the old bell had been cracked Lgan telling her how he would State News photo by Carl Welti last fall. 1953. remain The three other bells announce our Kill her children. on the DU premises. I The woman had her telephone number changed and linlisted, but within a month the Spring Ski Calls resumed. This went on for months Youths SALE itil last . spring the calls suddenly "It was really a relief," storm tional lotionai IDroblemC(fore proDiem ior Ill^S an oi ,*,• MANILA^AP) - A mob of Filipino compound Wednesday night and threw stones and missiles at the youths hurling stones, shattered windows in the main sticks and fire bombs broke embassy for nearly an hour office building before U.S. before Manila riot police arrived Last October the phone rang U.S. Embassy Marine guards drove them out and dispersed them. with tear gas. They then rampaged through the nearby An Embassy spokesman said business district, hrst lady schedules an emergency staff on duty moved to a boat landing ready to escape when the youths burst | need EXTRA ■ ^SU visit March 2 Marines forced out the invaders. ■ 1 ■ MONEY? mwwc If 1| ■ WASHINGTON (UPI)-Tte WUkinso„ House ....•v...:*,.. Wednesday Natjona| 'center for presldent u.ea.ue„L o( u. . ne 'n,e embassy is located on J Let our young and colorful" Phone - 351-9494 Announced plans for M-Nixon Mrs. Action> has bee„ ^ to Voluntary Manila Bay J dresses sell themsel,es and getj 2283 Grand River Okemos, Mich. college volunteer fho firzt Hat? uyiwauc, whu wa& auwui irum ■ y '/i mile west of Meridian Mall accompany her fcropams -including MSU - The mite House House cited dted the compound at the time of the I WRITE: Jarly next month. She will visit ^ _ MSU's Student Education Corps attack, assailed the lack of | Siam Fabrics MSU, March 2; Filipino police protection and | P. O. Box 243 , e University of Kentucky at TOlunteTre ^^^argJs^s/nX prais^ the American Marines. 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Washington, Direct Diamond across from Knapp's 482-1368 Meridian Mall * Frandor M G Stoakes, Doctor of Optometry 203 S. Washing • Lairing Mall 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February | 1970 Miller dissects his characters in 'The Price' into a single room, the play's The wife wants the finer order for him to get out certain excellent performances. Joseph Sometimes he overdid it but this Betty Miller as 'The price of used furniture is only set, and begins to dissect. things in life and chides her poor Buloff tore up the audience with lightened the muddiness of the Carle Bensen feelings, and that it was so h' U"Q 'panorama* as the a viewpoint," announces the furniture appraiser in Arthur In the opening scene, a 50 - husband. Then the Jewish neatly pat and planned that it his portrayal of the appraiser, play. Walter, all did finp i«i? the' Miller's "The Price," which was year - old policeman comes back appraiser, a great old man of 92, somtimes became incredulous, The play seemed to die a bit ... t ... t evening mml"- was a high,ighTin^^s Lecture - Concert Series. U's lived with his family and wits about him walks in. He Tuesday night. And when Miller IfWE examines all his old junk before starts in on Victor about his starts talking about viewpoints, _ ___ _ _ _ __ _ mmmmm the appraiser arrives. The scene history since this is what makes the audience is going to get an nfjN GIOVANNI earful. set, Miller now has the the job interesting, and Miller w opportunity to analyze and peer continues to ramble on about his Miller loves delving in the into the inner reaches of the philosophies and feelings. personal history of his performanc policeman's character. Esther, The play perks up when the Opera characters. In a Miller play, the wife, enters the room and appraiser, Solomon Gregory before the final curtain comes down, we can expect to learn all they begin to go at it about how Soloman, with all the ancient their lives have been ruined by King's wisdom puts his two about the deep dark life. cents in. The cure for today's was The St. Louis Opera Theatre needed to carry his part unevenly paced. I could Victor (the policeman) has a troubles is shopping, Soloman ICHIGAN innerworkings of man. In "The ^ ^mber' suspend my belief a point convincingly. Jodanna Rogers beyond Price" Miller gets his characters brother who is a successful says. It is an expensive penicillin. ineffective doctor, whom he hasn't seen In But, „ .. - "cimn. which their director Edward portrayed a sympathetic and gadgetry used "the ij^ , imitate fire in 16 years although they both live fL fi m„n?hcS JkTL clos™ Murphy must have forgotten: amusing Donna Elvira, the Giovanni , in New York. Victor resents his be bedlam." T.. j. „ This is ® cwould .' only Enuncjatet The poor articulation slighted lover, though her middle appeared to i, brother for not lending him the EJn " e pearls wlL.Z nLT b>- the main s'n8ers sadly tones were less finely controlled descending steambath. into a harmu armle lUflli? money he needed during the in' the th" ninv play. ' ' weakened some of key scenes of than those in her upper range. Mozart's "Don Giovanni." Jeral Becker, the sole tenor, One trivial note on the Depression to get a degree. When the successful brother Otherwise costuming: everything NOW SHOWING Therefore, to support his ailing arrives, Miller starts in again, and Monday evening's gave a fairly convincing fine until the hero wasgoi parents, Victor started walking a performance was adequate, rendition of Ottavio, but I found appeared in «ii, M. Long Ride From Hell (R) beat, despising every minute of it for 28 years. JSS th" SLV1" 5U"erseveral hatred and resentment of the other areas. his acting melodramatic. William Lukas as the Commentadore yellow shorts and bare think we can safely be assured that even tights would |e«s I mm o characters. By VALERIE RESTIVO have been novwr Although "The Roy Samueison, i„ the title more masculine. g If He Hollers, Let Him Go Price" is a very good play, it is role, a fine baritone who might hls sPee.ch was so garoiea State News Reviewer "Don Giovanni" may be the % « omnle mwn ELECTRIC IN-CAR HEATERS It's the "World not one of the playwright's best, for it seemed to me that the try relaxing his jaw, handled himself with easy daring but never 'mPact ™ J* JJ* most Virginia Settle's voice did no since difficult of Mozart's entire situation was contrived in his unintelligible meanings. the distinguE Renowned99 youthful vitality is f lacked the justice to the exquisite arias of feature of the score sr^ ?8 _ - that th. Roger Havranek, William Donna Anna, particularly the burden of expression is often TOMORROW! Ledbetter and Patricia Blaylock, final one which is a digression in borne by the orchestral text QUART the supporting cast, gave the Mozart's opera, written to of the music and not the voi!e 2 Adult Films \Qet Jlialt an the. outstanding performances of the satisfy evening. Havranek the appetites of This particular cajoled coloraturas for applause. This directed by Murphy, tended tn orchestra NITE spontaneously as Giovanni's foil, aria concludes flourishing on be a little harsh at times but wa° TONIGHT [UNIVERSAL with the Edison 83rd i < the disapproving Leporellok and high A's and B flats, and though on the he sang vibrantly. Ledbetter, a Miss Settle sang well in the cannot say the same strong baritone, whole, enjovable portrayed group staging, her control and - all production. Such sparseness Masetto with polish and good tonation were poor as she in spirit and sparkle Mozart h- for the ovt at the • ft MIL Y Light Show ^ comic timing. Miss Blaylock, as fumbled through the end of her seldom seen. Zerlina, a lovely, lilting soprano, main scene. was easily the best female The set by Edward Gallagher . i. \ at Brody, Feb. 20 9-12 p.m. 75c i , performer, singing with pure, lacked all imagination in its 11101011 OITeSted clear tones. design. Hugh Thompson's staging Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 19, l(>70 7 New course critique offered By JOHN BORGER to go to the student advisory courses in their department and State News Staff Writer biased. If we only got one guy Evaluation Services's student - committees and ask their know many of the faculty talking about one prof, we instructoral grading report in Student membership to sit down and rap members. They should also addition advisory committees about the faculty members in probably won't include it," he to this (student will know other students who can said. play a major role in their department," Kessler said. description), we'll have both a ASMSU's new give descriptions of the various Kessler said if the advisory subjective and approach to "We're assuming that the an objective providing information about members professors," he continued. committees fumish such report on the professors," he of the professors, John Kessler, director committee have taken advisory lot of "Maybe the opinion will be information, his office will said. of course evaluation in the a biased, but not that greatly collect it and issue it as a Kessler stressed the need for ASMSU cabinet, said. mimeographed summary spring support from student advisory Kessler wants to term. About 500 copies will be committees at this stage. compile "things that students know sold "ascheaply as possible." "If we don't get help from about a TTiis professor which can't be handled by statistics." category includes such Program assists "If there's a greater demand, we'll supply more copies, but we don't want to over-extend the advisory committees, there'll be nothing," he said. "But with their hlep, the sky's the limit. Bv items as: whether a teacher is a ourselves," he said. helping in this project, th'r fascinating instructor but wives of students advisory committees can prove a hard Next year Kessler hopes to grader; whether he offer an to be an integral part of student is an expanded professor authoritarian type who cannot evaluation booklet. government and their own tolerate comments from The American Assn. of University Women is sponsoring a "If we can get the Office of departments." People who.. students; and whether he misses classes without notification. "We'll try to cut into every special program for wives of graduate students to enable them to continue their education. Over $6,300 worth of damage was done to Erikson Hall late Saturday night when 57 windows To be eligible for assistance, an applicant must supply proof of facet of student education by and two glass doors were broken. Campus police have made no arrests and are still financial need and be working toward a degree. investigating professors," Kessler explained. The program was developed three years ago because it was B vandalism. Heavy masking tape and plywood cover the damage until the windows can be "The approach we're going felt that women should be given the chance to continue their replaced. State News photo by Don Gerstner to use to get this information is education, Robert J. Piersma, asst. director of financial aids, said. The program will pay the tution expenses of a part-time, DISTORTS AFRICA in-state student wife. Peirsma said an attempt will also be made to cover the expenses of an out - of - state applicant. The scholarships will apply for the spring and summer terms, 1970. Applications will be available in 267 Student Services Bldg. BLF wants film banned Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - noon, and 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Applications are due March 15. If the number of qualified applicants exceeds the number of scholarships, Piersma said a combination of factors will be used to the same principle as determine the recipients of the By KATHY MORAN showing a advance to black students and if scholarships. movie distorting President Nixon leadership in a bad light. State News Staff Writer they had any objections they and American society in Africa. He %king could write them out and run it said the film A representative of the Black "In that case, you would have with the ad in the State News. boycotted in Boston was and Lo for Liberation Front (BLF) and the a right to demand that the movie demonstrated against at several not be shown in Africa," he said. The representative said universities by African students. Pan-African Student of the members of the BLF had many to your hair Organization met with four Mike Sunshine, Ventura, seen the movie already. He "If you show it you will have members of the Beal Film Group Calif., graduate to face the student, added that when movies are consequences," he Wednesday to ask that i Africa not be shown. a movie explained that the Beal had signed a contract with Group strongly objected to more people will often go to see them, said. "You will have to face the black student community." Hair S The movie, "Africa Addio," is Cinemation Industries and was thus defeating their purpose for scheduled to be shown Feb. 27 by under obligation to show the and 28 in 106B Wells Hall by the demanding the film's Savage Grace film. He said they had paid $150 cancellation. Concert Beai Film Group. on the film already and if they "It distorts the whole picture of Africa, not only the whole canceled the film they would not According to Sunshine, the only lose that money but movie shows Africa as being torn Saturday, Feb. Holmes Hall 21 Patrick picture but the whole problem they would be subject to court apart politically and racially and 5011/2 E. Gd. River, East Lansing of colonization and exploitation action 9:30 p.m. $1 by Cinemation over how makes it clear from the start that Call ED 2-0904 Africa," the representative much money they could have it is the fault of the colonists. said. "We feel that the movie made had the movie been The main objection raised by should not be shown on shown. the representative was that the campus." 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The contract to play the organ in off partner in a 1967 bookmaking games in 1968 and 24 games last activities by McLain in 1967 Illustrated, carried in this week's operation had betting customers operation, stayed in hiding year, told friends he had been and would make further 1Ssue, made these allegations: that "would make him rich," he — McLain's foot injury in Wednesday and Baseball "duped" and "used" in the comment when "all facts are in - McLain and a soft drink was told. September 1967 that caused him Commissioner Bowie Kuhn matter and that "my biggest and evaluated." executive who had taken an - The operators of the book to miss most of the final two refused to indicate what, if crime is stupidity," UPI learned. McLain has not been interest in his career were made easy game of McLain, weeks of the baseball season was A spokesman for Kuhn said reported seen since his meeting persuaded to back a mafia - keeping the money when the caused by a mafia enforcer who the commissioner would have with Kuhn Friday, and Kuhn sponsored bookmaking book won but billing him when brought his heel down on Women's IM McLain's toes in STREAK effort to an DESPITE LOSING persuade him to pay off $46,600 one bettor won on a horse race. The preliminaries of the women's table tennis doubles — Lou Boudreau, McLain's father - in law and named last tournament will take place in 34 coach month to the baseball Hall of U-M Women's I.M. Bldg. tonight from respe 6:30 ■ 10:00. Also, the MSU Fame, interceded for McLain women's basketball team will with the bettor, telling the man host Eastern Michigan tonight in to have patience and he would the Lower Gym with game time By OLG OLSON converged on the ice, when the should have won that they lost, night in Ann Arbor Doug get his money. at 6:30 p.m. McLain's wife, Sharyn, who State News Sports Writer respective teams play the first of The Wolverines just haven't Hastings has the assignment. a weekend series at the Spartan's had been out of reach for a day played with consistency, Statistics point out that the or Fifty - five days will have Ice Arena Friday night. Renfrew said. two Michigan goalies are so, arrived without Denny at passed, since the MSU and Michigan hockey teams last Two two arch - rivals last After losing sue - straight comparatively even. Hastings a Tampa, Fla., night. airport Tuesday Denny McLain met in the Big Ten Tournament games themselves, before last hasn't seen as much action as over the Christmas break. The Saturday's 4-3 win over Bagnell and he sports a 4.7 goals Spartans beat Michigan 5-4 and Wolverine Coach A1 Renfrew assessed the MSU team as "the best team Michigan had played." Wisconsin, Michigan, according -- against average and has made to Renfrew, knows that "the 109 stops. Bagnell, who has been Spartans with the home ice the regular goalie for the advantage Friday night will be Wolverines has stopped 533 Spartan trackmen take on Since the Big Ten playing to end their losing shots and maintains a 4.3 goals-- streak." young but optimistic nni tournament Michigan has played against average. practically even, holding down Hie Wolverines will be Friday night the Spartan an overall 11-12 record, while bringing some fine skaters and frosh will play a preliminary the Spartans have darted to a scorers into the Friday night game at 6 p.m. against the 10-12 mark. action at the Ice Arena. Berriie Detroit Olympians. The two By DON KOPRIVA "I don't think this will hurt us Ben Dozier boast two of the Renfrew, however, hasn't Gagnon, a cousin of MSU's teams have met once before with State News Sports Writer though," said MSU coach Fran league's better 600 times, Ml 2 cWl\ich reassessed his opinion of the Spartans despite their six - game Gilles Gagnon, leads Wolverines in scoring with 22 the the Detroiters winning. The Fighting Mini, on top of Dittrich. running, "We've still had the and 1:11.4, but still rank behind MSU's Bill far Wehrwein is the points (12 goals and 10 assists). the Big Ten track heap for much "The oversized track is good who has run 1:09.7. 1 losing streak. He feels that, WCHA Men's of the '50s, slumped in the because we should get some Three Michigan products have cPatilist? I've'been trying t i a dinner but all he wants tt "MSU is still as good as any other team in the league, they just haven't had their breaks." He ranks sixth individual scoring, Following close behind IM news 1960s but Illinois Coach Bob Wright figures he had one of his good fast times." The Spartans will have to get performed creditably for Wright in the middle and long distances re Hot Sam's Soft Pretzels." Frosh Ronnie Phillips has It's easy to tell a Pau Hot Sam's Pretzels The Michigan coach didn't Wolverine scoring are Paul Jhe deadline for entering best teams ever year.this 1:53.9 in the 880 while two run talk with him. North of the fountains sell his Wolverines short. Gamsby with 21 points; Dave table tennis teams in the IM Wright who Ihas been head IUino,s middle distance men miler Rick Gross has a 8:56.6 The first thing you i Meridian Mall Renfrew several said that the* were games that Michigan Perm, with 19,points; and Briu Slack and Don Deeks, each •»»» to'toe* yel teneSe" h.d°°i " two mile. Ken Howse, a Detroit 3 ,ndpendent teams wU, ^ track squad finish higher than Sophomore Lee LaBadie rates native, was Illinois' top cross !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«. The Wolverines will use two Play Monday, while fraternity fifth the conference and as the leagues top mtler and country runner and has posted a Did yew know Union Board's goalies over the weekend against and residence hall teams will would undoubtedly like to second best half miler right now 9:04.4 two mile. Roy: time basis. He has posted a Illinois has strength sponsorin' flights to Europe the Spartans. Friday night in Play the following duplicate his young assistant' and Friday, finish cross 4:05.3 mile and 1:51.1 half shot put, with two strongmen and Japan this here summer? East Lansing Karl Bagnell will Wednesday country. mile. over 53 feet, and in the mind the nets and Saturday respectively. high Assistant track coach Gary Junior Mark Koster and soph jump, with Terry Webb. Buck: No, Roy, / didn't. 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Phone 351-7562 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Thursday, February 19, 1970 9 Simpson By mike manley Simpson could reach the magical 601st point sometime late in the record here Tuesday night when nearingMSU the McCoy's £% State New* Sports Writer the Spartans host Illinois. record, MSU's particularly hard on the players a situation like this to keep Indiana game this Coach Gus Ganakas is Saturday in McCoy's record has endured trying to who aren't playing. everyone happy. He bases his Ralph Simpson needs just 31 Jeniosn Fieldhouse. In an earlier 14 seasons, with his closest come up with a lineup that can "They watch the team keep ooints in the next five games to game against the Hoosiers, the shake the Spartans out of their starting assignments from week challenge coming from Pete seven losing and feel they can do the to week on what players will Llak the MSU season scoring brilliant Spartan sophomore Gent's 504 points in 1964. game Big Ten losing job as well if not better than Lord of 600 set by Julius scored 34 points. Simpson, if he keeps hitting at streak. guys who are playing. This is the the help the team the most in a particular game. McCoy in 1956. If Simpson is held in check by his season's average, will "My biggest problem is who way it should be, though, if the For Averaging 30 points a game the Hoosier defense, he will have go over to play becuase the instance, center Jim the 700 mark. players are players have any competitive Gibbons did not start aginst (or the first 19 contests, another opportunity to set the While Simpson is all so close in ability," he said. instincts." Iowa because Ganakas couldn't closing in on "A bad spell like this is Ganakas says it's impossible in match him up with anyone on defense. But he'll be in the LEAD'S GYMNASTS starting unit against because his strength is needed Indiana against the powerful Hoosier front line. Joby Wright, Handicap Indiana's 6-8, 240-pound center, By JOHN VIGES bars, who had no sat out the meet obstacle to would never walk but Morse is more physical than anyone on Iowa's team. Ganakas also said junior guard Tim Bograkos will likely draw State News Sports Writer with a sore wrist. now his Eighth grade was a turning his second starting assignment in "We legs not only walk but support point for Morse. It was that year a row. Lloyd Ward, who didn't proved one thing realizes that ten years ago the difficult Last Monday was a good tonight," Szypula said jokingly. dismounts off that a former Spartan great, start at Iowa, could be a starter bitterness that Szypula joked night for MSU gymnastics coach "We don't need Charlie about could easily have been a gymnastic apparatus. His legs Chuck Thompson, interested this Saturday because his George Szypula. His team had anymore." now make the difficult swings him In gymnastics. quickness will be needed to :just beaten Wisconsin, scoring reality for Morse. and end up In the "Don't be many counter with that of speedy bitter, Charlie," At the age of ten Morse was Morse progressed rapidly and 'their highest point total for the he smilingly added as an still different positions that are by the time he was a high school Hoosier guard Bubbles Harris. year. At his side sat Charlie undergoing a series of required in gymnastics. afterthought. operations legs left When he was 18 months old, sophomore he was competing Despite the 6-13 record MSU Morse, the Spartans' top man on MSU does need Morse and upon ■j horse, rings and parallel crippled by birth defects. Morse underwent the first of at against seniors, and winning. He has compiled this season, Szypula and everyone on the Doctors once feared that he least 10 operations. This number captained his Clarenceville High Ganakas is remaining optimistic could be two three short of School three straight years. In about both this season and the nan or Tim reality. He lost the ages count. Between 1967 and 1968 he was the all around state champion. - future. Bograkos of two and three braces "I can't say I'm now but were needed and when he was they keep coming back This year Charlie has been disappointed," he said, "maybe strong. four years old there were casts the most consistent frustrated is a better word. But on his legs for a performer "Success and failure is often year. on the Spartan team. He has the future doesn't look dismal at judged by won-loss records, but The expensive operations averaged 8.9 for the side horse all. Our kids have really I don't look at them as failure. were covered by the Shrlners and rings and 9.0 on the overcome a lot of hurdles parallel . . . Right now we just want to finish Organization. This group, whom bars. His best meet of the year they could be domolished right strong." many associate only with post - came against Michigan when he season football scored 9.15 In each event. games, put Charlie back on his feet, At the five home meets this literally. year, Charlie attracted the most ' "I owe them a great deal," attention. His difficult Glenn Herriman Morse said. "They paid for the operations I needed, helped me strengthen my legs as much as manuevers and the strength he displayed, especially on the rings, awed the crowds. The four 1 PiZZAOOO Volkswagen, Inc. possible and encouraged me to find something I could do, such judges often drew jeers from fans who thought he had been fimCDIUrl PI7.ZA~0NE ITEM as gymnastics. underscored. »FFER G00D530-SO0 EVERT NJTEf "This summer I may travel IU.5.A7 NORTH - Only a sophomore, Morse is around the country as part of expected to have two more good the Shriners program. HoDefullv years at MSU. A fine athletic I will be able to encourage career has been predicted for others and let them know that someone who had every right to life is not hopeless for them." be bitter •• but was not. Charlie Morse Even conservative profs rebel against smear tactics on term papers. You're always better off NOW with er*sable CSfraseble* Bond. XEROX COPIES for «( An ordinary pencil eraser lets TEN PERCENT OFF ! you erase without a trace on ALLJJODY WORK AT omen swimmers win | Eaton's Corrasable type¬ writer paper. At college book¬ [ recision j stores and stationery stores. 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Raju Tom Butts Don Bushman William Kleiner Other Big A "Congratulations to all I from the Grolier Tantalizing Fish & Chips $1.00 Clams & Fries How would you feel if your father smoked "Belly Buster" Polish Sausage Sub Kosher Style Salami Sandwich .89 Fish Burgers pot ? .59 Hot Kosher Style Corned Beef If it were all right with him, would it be okay with you? Old Fashioned Rye, How okay? Anytime he's home? What about while Grolier Society Inc. announces the "New University Pumpernickel or Bagel Even if he's a pilot? If pot should be driving? What about at work? Buyer's Service" for MSU legal, can anyone smoke it? students. To learn about this new lce which could save you thousands of dollars on your Including the President? The Supreme Court? What about your kid sister? 4980 Northwind Drive How about your mother? Think about it. BIG AL .. Purchases (i.e. cars, furniture. TV's, stereos, * Next to Yankee's A message to stimulate Service", Mr. "University Buyer's thinking Malsbury - 332-2S from NoDoz-the pill that helps you think when you're tired. Eat In or Carry Out IM5D5z ^eep alert tat}let8. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February | ' 1970 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Do your Spring Cleaning Early and Sell Don't Needs fast with a Want Ad! classified 355-8255 For R ent Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent 2 MAN furnished apartment. Spring. CHEVROLET HOT Rod 1955 with TRIUMPH 1968, Trophy 500. Sharp. TWO GIRLS needed New Cedar SUBLET Close to campus. 337-0427 Corvette engine. Best offer. one owner, 3300 miles. 487-5898. evenings. 3-2/19 Village. Spring, summer. apartment Capitol Vi||a ra h#d 351-4765.3-2/19 3-2/19 351-8415. 10-2/24 air-conditioned po0i SUBLET: ONE man needed for campus. Reduced rates Vri CHEVY IMPALA SS 1964, 327. VALIANT 1962 good running SUBLET ONE bedroom apartment, 5-2/24 3916. luxury apartment, available Whitehall Manor. Call 332-4176 • AUTOMOTIVE Power and automatic. 355-8747. condition. $200. Call 355-3043 immediately. 351-9207. 3-2/19 3-2/19 after 6 p.m. 3-2/23 after 5 p.m. 5-2-20 CHEAP: • EMPLOYMENT $55. 4-man FURNISHED •"blot • FOR RENT CHRYSLER 1969 Town and VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Karmann STi£cryr ti ONE MAN needed to finish term spring, Be;:h""" Apartments. 351-1025 • FOR SALE Country Wagon. Full power, Ghia, $1000 355-9770 after 5. each pc0C^VT H^ng i and/or spring term at Campus Hill. 5-2/2^" 251 Sp^TT.. Phdne 332-6078. • LOST I. FOUND air-conditioning. Phone 332-1663. 3-2/20 4-2/20 332-6144. 3-2/20 • PERSONAL 3-2/20 Houses WANTED TO buy 1964, 1965 small ONE MAN needed for 4-man • PEANUTS PERSONAL BACHELORS (MEN only): 3 rooms FAMILY 1 bedroom, basemer CORVAIR 1965 Monza, convertible. Cash for sharp car. apartment. Near campus. • REAL ESTATE 2-door hardtop. Good Phone 372-3105. 3-2/20 completely utilities. furnished Small including 351-1014. 3-2/20 office. Patio, doutT SERVICE deposit. carpet .drapes, stove and • by owner. $550. ED 7-9538. $96/month. 482-7279. 3-2/19 Very close. $175 p,us wash*' • TRANSPORTATION 1-2/19 Scooters & Cycles 1-BEDROOM apartment. Pool. Jj • WANTED Spring, summer. Block to campus. 351-5705.2-2/20" """ Utilitiei 1 GIRL for spring term. COUGAR 1967, 390. 335 hp. 4 351-1596. 3-2/20 Meadowbrook Trace. immediate DEADLINE speed, wide ovals. Must sell. $56.25/month. 882-0112. 5-2/24 Spring/summer. occupancy' 353-4004. 4-2/20 Own OKEMOS. 2-bedroom, 2 baths. Willing to bargain ' $170/month. 351-8381 after 6 3-2/20 ' 1 P.m. one class day be¬ JAGUAR SEDAN 1957, Perfect Auto Service & Parts TWO GIRLS needed spring. Across from p.m. 3-2/20 fore publication. condition $1,000 or best offer. campus. Reduced rent. Cancellations - 12 noon one ACCIDENT Problem? Call 351-8927.5-2/23 4-girl spring term. Has|Bn 694-8400. 4-2/20 APARTMENT. BEAUTIFUL, class day before publica¬ KALAMAZOO STREET BODY SHOP. Small dents to large SUBLEASE, 1 bedroom furnished furnished. Boys only. Rent beings $33_.5_7. 337^0915.2^ tion. MERCEDES 230 SL 1967. ONE MAN to share Red spring term. Call after 5:30 p.m. five wrecks. American and foreign luxury apartment. 787 Burcham Private bedroom convertible coupe hard top and IV 2-6677. 2-2/20 cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. Drive. Call 351-4620 after 5:30 ). 351-3841 soft top. 4 speed. Like new. Priced 4-2/20 PHONE to sell. 351 9149, 372-5891 2628 East Kalamazoo. C p.m. 3-2/19 CEDAR GREENS, sublet spring and 5-2/25 terms, swimming pool. 629 Ml 355-8255 ONE MAN spring term for - 2 man, 2 summer 'rfUN. Furnish Call between 9-4. 489-7521, after MUSTANG 1969. Excellent bedroom. Cedar Village. Reduced Call 5 p.m. 351-8262. 3-2/20 485-4y RATES condition. $2250 or best offer. rent - Ken, 351-4192. S-2/23 5-2/23 355-2885. 3-2/19 I day SI.50 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 'see here .if thisfinisy,, is CEDAR VIEW APARTMENTS. 1404 NORTH SIDE: 3-room apartment. Stove and refrigerator furnished. LANSING EAST Side. One Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. East Grand River. Married, block 15tf per word per day MUSTANG 1965. Stick shift, from ANOTHER OFVOUP- RJMSY E*CUS6£ . . Utilities paid. Parking, References. Michigan. Furnished 3 dovt (4.00 6-cylinder. In good condition. Call Complete auto painting graduate, seniors welcome. M $80 a month. Call 484-2513, collision service. IV5-0256. C 351-5647. 4-2/20 13 1/2# per woru per oay 5 days J6.50 484-6346. 3-2/20 P2P. MISSING OA&..: «'il PENNSYLVANIA NORTH 1005 • accommodate 1 13# per word per day OLDSMOBILE 1969 98. Meadow Aviation Furnished 1 bedroom, - utilities or mom. Available immediately green with vinyl top. All power. FACULTY APARTMENT. terms. Call enctlNa AM0UCA yR OXPSQOt «H« I paid. Ground floor and garage. days, 489-2089 (based on 10 words per »d) 7500 miles. $3200. by owner. FRANCIS AVIATION. So easy to 4SU2 Unfurnished. No pets. EAST evenings, 489-9634. 4-2/20 484-8366. 3-2/20 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII $ 130/month plus deposit. LANSING MANAGEMENT. There will be a 50< service Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 484-4636 o4 627-5454. 4-2/20 Phone 332-2627. C and bookkeeping charge if OLDSMOBILE 1968 442. 4-speed, QUIET, COUNTRY living, jn a new" ad is not paid within 2 GIRLS neededoor spring and/or NEEDED ONE bedroom, carpeted duplex, this ojie week. Ram air. Excellent condition. 19,000 miles. New wide-tread Employment Employment For Rent summer terms. Air-conditioning, lot, patio, garage, basement pool. 351-1280, Wendy. 5-2/23 351-1164. 3-2/20 appliances. $200 per polyglass tires, stereo tape player. COUNSELORS WANTED, For Camp Apartments m 3 FULL time men needed, high pay. Phone 372-5781. 5-2/23 The State News will be $2150. 351-6818 or 351-0885 Somerset for Girls and Camp Room for rapid advancement. Call GIRL, SPRING luxurious. 1/3 b GIRL NEEDED for spring term. after 5 p.m. 5-2/24 Cobbossee for Boys. Require men responsible only for the 371-1913, 10-12, 2-4. C FRAN DOR AREA 2 bedroom from Campus. Reduced r Cedarbrook Arms. Reduced Rent. 3 BEDROOMS, furnished. 6~to first day's incorrect inser- and women highly skilled in camp deluxe apartment. Carpeted, people. Campus 2 blocks. Sublet OLDSMOBILE 1965 442. Excellent 351-5562. 3-2/19 351-8489. 3-2/20 activities at least 21 years of age condition. Will sell or trade for GREEN'S APPAREL has clerical air-conditioned, $160 a month. through August. 351-6464.3-2/1 preferably with previous Camp 1001 Fairway Lane. 351-3895, small 337-7469 after 4 p.m. positions in its East Lansing store. APARTMENT TO sublet spring car. Previous Counselling experience. Camps are 355-2398. 20-2/19 CAPITOL VILLA 3-2/20 typing and clerical located in the State of Maine. MAN, no lease, experience required. 5-day week APARTMENTS 351-0909. 5-2/24 Positions available in all NEEDED: GIRL to sublet Rivers occupancy. Fully car with liberal clothing discount. Call OLDSMOBILE fytarfire. New departments. Write full details to Edge apartment. Spring term. mobile home. All uti Mrs. Kramer. 351 -6520. 2-2/20 ONE OR two girls - sublet spring. The State News does not tires, and 50t-V,stem. Good Camp Office, 225 EAstj 56th 351-2108. 2-2/20 Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 $60 - utilities included. 332-2029. Call Steve after 6 p.m. battery, $1/b. 355-0920. 5-2/23 Street, New York, New York. bedroom apartments. From permit racial or religious MALE COUNSELORS for Boy's 5-2/24 5-2/23 10022. 5-2/23 1 OR 2 coeds to share deluxe $150-$165. Near Campus. discrimination in its ad¬ Camp. Areas open - riflery, crafts, OLDSMOBILE 98, 1965. All power, apartment on bus line. 484-0035. For information call vertising columns. The electric windows. $995. 627-2500, archery, nature, trips. 7 week COUNSELORS WANTED: Camp 4-2/24 State News will not accept season, June 28 to August 15. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS 620 Spring Street, Grand Ledge. Indian Trails for the physically 332-5330 are now leasing student advertising which discrim¬ Salary, room, board and laundry. 5-2/25 handicapped. Openings for men, NORMANDY MEADOWS, Okemos. units. These inates against religion, Write giving experience, spacious luxury apartment are completely nine weeks, college credit. Camp 1 bedroom, deluxe unfurnished. race, color or national or¬ background. Camp Flying Eagle, MASON, NEWLY remodeled. OLDSMOBILE 1970: 2 weeks old. located in Michigan. Call Laundry, pool. $140. Phone carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish 1401 North Fairview, Lansing, Carpeted living room and kitchen. igin* 500 n 3-2/23 455 cu. Air, power steering and Michigan. 48912. 5-2/25 __353-3892_3-2/20 Two bedrooms. Responsible Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, SALESMEN WANTED: Full or couple only. References and brakes, rear defogger, radio, belted DOWNTOWN? 609 West Shiawassee. CARTOONIST WANTED: Local part-time. COLEMAN deposit required. 676-5983 or garbage disposal and individual control - central air tires, chrome molding, $3795 by 12 minutes campus. 3 bedrooms. company seeks a cartoon artist for 676-4141.5-2/19 337-2195 after 6 STEVENSON and ASSOCIATES, owner. p.m. part-time project. Send name, Lease. 1-2/19 conditioning. These two or four man units have up 1-2/19 Advertising Specialities. For more phone number and sample of Automotive work to: NOVA HEALTH information, call 351-6441. ONE BLOCK from campus. One-two GIRL NEEDED: to sublease spring term. Chalet Apartments. parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been PLYMOUTH 1964 Sport Fury 4-2/20 girls to share 4 girl apartment. ALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. CONCEPTS, 1029 Poxson, adequately planned for with convertible. 383.4BBI all power, Reduced rent. 351-2073. 5-2/25 a giant heated swimming pool, Like new condition. Best offer. Lansing, Michigan 48910. 3-2/23 Completely furnished, utilities and new tires. Call 351-5412. S-2/25 RECEPTIONIST TYPIST for busy recreation Call 351-3918. 10-3/2 - parking provided. $65 month. rooms and private balconies. If you want to be East WOODSIDE APARTMENTS: 1 NEAT ENERGETIC young man for Lansing doctor's office. 337-2336. 3-2/23 Please write bedroom, furnished, balcony, among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. BUICK 1962 PLYMOUTH, 1968. Red with black assistant theater manager. Three stating previous Special. Recently laundry, security locks. Graduate days week during school term. experience, expected salary, and SOUTHEAST - LUXURY 2-bedroom painted and tuned. Fender dented. a or married students. 351-4698, There are units starting at $70/ month per man. $200. 485-5698. 3-2/20 upholstery, 2 door hardtop, Full time employment during family status. Box B-2. 10-2/24 apartment. Furnished or 332-2920. 5-2/25 automatic months. Contact Mr. unfurnished. Draperies, transmission, power summer Wardwell, WANTED: CAMP counselors for air-conditioning. Avocado CHARGER 1967 440 magnum, brakes and steering, radio, Michigan Theatre, automatic wide ovals, $1750. Call excellent condition. Call 372-9230 Lansing. 5-2/24 private boys camp. Need WSI. appliances. Fully carpeted. ext. 309 weekdays, 8:30 a.m. to Phone 351-8376. 5-2/19 Utilities furnished except 372-5670. 3-2/20 4:30 p.m. 3-2/19 DRAFTSMEN PART time. electricity. 882-9117. 7-2/27 EAST LANSING. 1 bedroom, MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day 64 CHEVROLET Impala convertible. Immediate opening for mechanical PART TIME employment for MSU furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9,12 Best offer. Call 353-6977 after 6 PONTIAC 1964 LeMans. Good tires, students during school year with 1 OR 2: sublet, furnished efficiency; month except Sunday engineering major to handle detail leases. Carpeted, heat p.m. or 355-7453. 3-2/20 and engine. 489-0181 after 5:30 midwest's largest full-line near campus. $125. 351-5050. furnished. $135 and up. 337-0511 drafting assignment, merchant wholesaler. Automobile 5-2/25 p.m. 3-2/19 approximately 20 hours per week. or HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT PHONE: 332-6441 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1969: Must have board experience in required. For further information, COMPANY 351-7910. 22-2/27 NEEDED ONE, two, or 3 girls Custom coupe, automatic, power PORSCHE, 912, 1967 beige, beige detail work. Apply JOHN BEAN phone 351-5800. O interior. Chrome wheels, wooden immediately or spring. No damage THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE steering, disc brakes, tinted glass, DIVISION, 1305 South Cedar IV deposit. 351-1876, 351-7138. radio, 2-tone, new tires. 882-9877. steering wheel, AM/FM short wave 4-9471. Equal Opportunity For Rent 5-2/25 2-2/20 radio. Abarth exhaust, 4 driving Employer. 4-2/20 5-2-20 lights, 4 fog lights, 5-speed TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" CHEVROLET 1967 portable - DELUXE [£ Belair, 4-door transmission. 36,000 miles. DO YOU need an extra $50 a week? 3 tEtopctungftam $8.50 per month including stand. E xcellen Car necessary, Call 351-7319 for apartment available for students Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862. 353-2813. 3-2/19 482-8874. 3-2/23 or faculty. Complete privacy and interview. C 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' ONE MAN for two man apartment, parking. May be seen at David near campus. Spring. 351-1391 or T.V., 1025 North Pennsylvania. NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands STUDENTOURSANNUAL 353-9233. 3-2/23 5-2-20 rented only to MSU students and 4620 S. Hagadorn \ / faculty. $8.84 monthly (including WANTED: 2 girls for 4 man spring ONE MAN to share large mobile tax). State Management term, Eden/Roc, no damage home - separate bedroom - $65 MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: Corporation, 444 Michigan deposit. 351-9376. 2-2/20 SPRING BREAK SMASH Avenue. 332-8687. C RENT A TV from a TV Company, TWO NEEDED apartment, for close large, 4-man $55/month. month. 351-0473 or 351-6577 5- 7 p.m. or 353-9167 during day. 5-2-20 Alco Management Company $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. 351-4422. 3-2/23 EAST LANSING near campus. One Nejac TV Rentals. C i Freeport9 Bahamas Acapulco, Mexico TV RENTALS - Students only. Low NEEDED TWO to sublet bedroom, two - man apartment one - bedroom, rooms. furnished. Large airy Air conditioned. Beautifully maintained. Select monthly and term rates. Call for spring term. Call 351-6516. clientele. Lease 332-3135 $209 or 484-2600 $209 to reserve yours. 5-2-20 University TV Rentals. C FROM KAMINS STEREO SHOP: I Includes: Includes: Combination Stereo Tape Player Round-trip jet and Radio Broadcast Receiver air fare. Round - trip Jet Ideal for home, apartment, or dorm living. air fare Accommodations at the Freeport Inn. Accommodations at Bali-Hai Nightly Happy Hour. T ransfers Transfers Baggage Handling. This magnificent Home Entertainment Center has been designed to pre Baggage Handling in stereo sound performance. The stereo tape section plays 8-track stereo cartridges, and 4-track witl G1DGET; the radio section receives AM, FM, or FM MULTIPLEX broadcasts. An external termina board located on the back of the player has a set of jacks for the input from a record player o ^Special Deluxe Package additional audio system; terminals for speakers, and antenna terminals. A phono jack for sterei headphones is located on the front panel. Limited Space Available |at Exclusive King's Inn Available List $199.95 One week special incl. speakers s13995 For Information Call Your Campus Representative Bob Lieder Featuring Lansing's Between Al Kaufman Bill Kropf Sue Eckles most complete 353-4047 Michigan 351-4928 882-1369 351-5333 selection of and stereo tape Saginaw accessories Studentours !313) 886--0844 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 19, 1970 11 For Sale Student For Sale IRISH SETTER Service ROBERTS: MODEL 50. 50 watt SWAP SOMETHING YOU WANT - Female. AKC, 8 DIRECTORY AM-FM receiver. One only. $130. MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY, East Lansing. C-2/19 months old. 351-6843 4-2/20 after 3pm FOR SOMETHING YOU DON'T! It's easy with a Classified Ad. Dial 355-8255 now I "5"EYES examined n Typing Service HOME OF LOW LOW campus The style you want - 332-1911. X5-2/20 9 GLASSES wash n* gas for that special date! ROYAL COMPLETE THESIS Service. EVERYDAY PRICES , 0 CONTACT LENS Free exterior Elda Diane - ULTRONIC typewriter. Excellent MINIATURE SCHNAUZER, male Discount Printing. IBM typing and wash with registered, 5 I.L. Collins, Optometrist car DB Beauty Salon Call months. Salt and binding of thesis, resumes, 18-gal. purchase of gasoline* Claire or Chris, 337-1327. pepper. Call Tuesday, Thursday publications. Across from campus, Co-Optical Services Complete hair care 5-2/25 evenings 6 - 10 p.i corner MAC and Grand River, 248 West Grand River Above 5218 S. Logan 393-4230 ED 2-2416 Cunningham's 210'/; Abbotl 482-1767. 5-2/23 below Style Shop. Call COPYGRAPH SERVICES, AKC REGISTERED Saint Bernard 337-1666. C Typewriters-All Makes fcollege travel Authorized Olympia Dealer bautel's MATCHING pup. Champion bloodline. Shots DIAMOND and and wormed. TERM PAPERS, dissertations, office - Sales -Service 663-3247. 1-2/19 etc. Yarns—Supplies wedding band. Totaling over Yi Experienced. Electric typewriter. Rental Purchase I 130 West Grand River Blvd. hooking, knitting, weaving karat. $100. Trade in value $175. Mobile Homes Call Karen, 882-2639. 0-2/19 L. E. Lighthart & Co. 482-7466. 3-2/23 351-6010 4616 N. Grand River 2916 Turner TYPING 1961 SERVICE in my East OWOSSO 10x55. Good Lansing 482-1219 IV 5-9212 FENDER TELECASTER guitar, with condition. Many extras. $2,600. Lansing home. Phone 332-3306 case. Best offer. Call Tony, 0-2/19 Call 485-1884. 3-2/23 355-2657. 1-2/19 | ski Rentals HOUSE of TIME TYPING My home. 1959 ALMA Mobile home, 10x50, - Legal and PRO SHOP Original custom made GIBSON CLASSICAL C-2 guitar. medical experience. 2-bedroom on lot. Close to 485-6045 Case. Capo. $150. Call 337-2446; Lansing Ski Club jewelry in platinum campus. Phone 676-1584. 5-2/25 _J5_2/25 and gold. Watch repair. see, 1376 East Grand River Hart, Fischer, L-21's Wide World of Sports DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term 2111 Apartment 3. 3-2/23 Coolridge, Holt MARLETTE 1969 12X50. Excellent papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM 332-0600 694-0524 351-8811 BLANK 8 track cartridges and title condition, on the lot. Phone Electric. 351-0763, 351-7086. labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, 372-4070. 5-2/24 C-2/19 n99-2154 Call 337-9215 noon , - FREE A thrilling hour of ANN BROWN: ... beauty. Typing and multilith 10-2-27 For Your Hang-Up? The LARGE ad EUGENE BLOSSEY appointment call 484-4519. offset printing. Complete service Picture MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS for Framing. for the small ad dissertations, thesis, | Your Needs? MOTORCYCLES STUDIO. 1600 East Michigan. manuscripts, general typing IBM. price. 1970 Yamahas C-2/19 20 years experience. 332-8384. C Artists' Supplies. are in. Enduro and street BOB JONES PAINTS Student Service Directory models. 5019 N. PLEAsi 7. take me Transportation . . Grand River, Lansing IV A/ing j Conso to the Pickwick Pub at ALBERT I 677-8141 . Mason Judi 355-8255 9-9797 $19.95 up. Portables from $10 up. PICK MOTOR HOTEL. 5-2/25 RIDERS ANYWHERE in Florida Also used VACUUM CLEANERS from $5 up. 2 Kirbys like new Spring Break. Round trip. ELECTRO - GRAND SEW VAC Peanuts Personal CHE API 351-5249. 35-3-5 For Rent - For Sale For Sale CENTER, 804 East Michigan, SANDY SAYS Thanks to the DZ RIDERS TO Traverse City area. Lansing. Hours 9 5 p.m., House for a Beautiful Leave I^OUNG MAN to share 3 bedroom ROUND TABLE, Friday 10 a.m. Back s VEIL SHOP Saturday 9-12. O 1-2/19 with 2 other fellows. Must - Clearance Sale - Bridal Sunday evening. $5. 332-5791. iat and clean. 482-2911. 484-2329. 5-2/19 veils, headpieces, crowns, illusion 1-2/19 I C-2/19 yardage. 489-3882. TF SHARMAN. TO the GREATEST HEAD 360's with Solomon Little Sis! Delta Zeta, love, Wanted BRAND NEW Sony AM/FM clock Cheryl. 1-2/19 P BEDROOM. House near Red Cedar Competition Bindings, used three radio. $35 inner spring and box I. or best offer spring PATIENT PIONO teacher. Have had Family only. 332-4320. deal. combinations. | 5-2/23 • . 351-8726. 3-2/20 Ca|l 353-8385. 5-2/24 Roll-away beds in 30", 39" and 48"- widths. MAUREEN Congrats TO on best Activatic 10 years of lessons, 3 years of rest. Will pay. Call 353-5606. 3-2/20 Hollywood style beds and frames, Zeta. Luv, Dee. 1-2/19 REIKER BOOTS. VbO's. Almost chests, dressers, study desks. 60 ANYONE WHO DRIVES A CAR Varsity. 351-5823. new. Size 11 medium. Call used matching chairs for study or needs a good repairman. Check 351-8726. 3-2/20 TV 18" dining room use. Used card tables RCA. Black and White with the "Auto Services" in today's stand. $65. 372-7218 after 9 and folding chairs. Late model Classified Ads. p.m PANASONIC AM-FM stereo 2-2/19 stereo phonographs, and stereo matching turntable and speakers WANTED: OLD radios, Atwater like new. 353-2173. 3-2/19 SONY 530 Stereo Recorder with recorders, used portable TV sets. Kent, etc. Early '20s and '30s. KLH model 17 speakers. $250. Apartment gas ranges, kitchen Also, radio magazines. MAIN ELECTRIC GUITAR - Rickenbacker tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner Real Estate 351-3280. 3-2/20 ELECTRONICS, phone 882-5035. and case, cord and strap. Solid electric hot plates. $3.99 and up. SOUTH SIDE, New 2 bedroom body, double pickup, 3-tone HIPPY AND fun furs. Over 20 in all New metal kitchen cabinets. Free expandable Cape Cod. 3 bedroom control. Like new, $250. Phone sizes and styles. Reasonable, must delivery. Bank card. Master Charge CHILD CARE In JINGLE ROOM available raised ranch. Both with Aluminum - our licensed 694-0863. 3-2/19 sell. 332-0448. 3-2/20 and layaway plans. Hours: 5 immediately through June in - and bricks. Immediate occupancy. home, 619 Bartlett Street, right 5:30 p.m. WILCOX Hall. Men- only. Call 676-5303. 5-2/23 across, from St. Lawrence ELCO STEREO KITS. All kits 10% SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East I Hospital. Prefer days, have 2 332^197^2-2/2° off. While they last. Hi-Fi BUYS, Michigan. 485-4391. C playmates at home. Phone MASON SCHOOLS, |ENTLEMAN WITH references, 1101 East Grand River, East - 485-2931.3-2/19 it floor efficiency. Share bath. Lansing. 4-2/20 Animals «e in, no parking. $88. lOOTJSED TRUMPET AND clarinet wanted vacuum cleaners. Tank, I 663-6418. 3-2/19 THORENS TD-124 SCOTTISH TERRIER puppies, AKC. immediately. Call Tom, 353-2210. canister, and uprights. 1 year 3 males, 10 weeks. Shots, paper Empire arm. Pickering eliptical 3-2/23 warranty. $7.88 and up. DENNIS JlEN 21 and over - Clean quiet cartridge. Excellent condition. trained. 332-6998. 3-2/20 Recreation DISTRIBUTING CO. 316 North Cooking and parking. $125. 882-5963, after 6 p.m. I Close. Reasonable. 487-5753, Cedar, opposite the City Market. AFGHAN HOUND puppi 3-2/19 SUMMER ISRAEL $695. Mexico C-2/19 For show or study $699. Europe $795. Jerry, BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for LUDWIG DRUMS, ZILDJIAN 332-1895. 5-2/24 353-4195. 5-2-20 ■00M FOR lady. Home privileges. SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale. all positive. A negative, B negative 1 Car cymbals, excelle and AB helpful. Reasonable. Brand new portables - $49.95, Tost negative, $10.00. O Phone 355-1153. 4-2/20 acuity, I 482-3653. 3-2/20 $5.00 per month. Large selection negative, $12.00. Michigan of reconditioned used machines. Community Blood Center, 50714 Ingle, ~ DOUBLE. Parking. Clean, YAMAHA 12-string guitar, 2 v Singers, Whites, Necchis, New EASTER IN East Grand River, East Lansing. iet, reasonable. 237 Kedzie. old, excellent condii Home 8i "Many Others." $19.95 JAMAICA $199. Above the new Campus Book ib 372-4328 351-9584 5-2/19 351-2256. 3-2/19 Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. , . to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS BEAGLE PUPPIES. Registered, good March 22 - 28 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, strain. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. $20. Call 694-0306 SPAIN $269. 1115 North Washington. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to Wednesday and Thursday March 21-28 6:30 P.M. 489-6448. C-2/19 337-7183. C evenings. 2-2/19 AGAIN ! SKI IS - HART Javeli Raichle. Excelleni > ski b AMPHIBIANS, REPTILES, and fish due in Friday. NOAH'S ARK. EUROPE $199 Detroit to London AWAY in the FROM IT ALL HOMES are Classified Ads each dayl Limit 3 Please El vy m'eI sell. 332-0965. 3-2/19 East Lansing. 3-2/20 June 25 - August 26 Check nowl lie WIRE FRAMES? Many styles white HOMES FOR TODAY are in the £jh ■7 oil nj IMPORT OF THE YEAR ! or yellow gold at OPITCAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan GIVE AWAY fluffy tiger cat, with good personality. Call 355-2135. 2-2/19 Phone 351-0968 FRANK BUCK YOU START SOMETHING GREAT or 351-2756 Classified Ads. Start nowl checking Avenue, 372-7409. C-2-20 Tin m when you read the Classified Ads each 02 yy day I n| M HP DO] MO Tired of being I Service coon up to your eyeballs IF YOU APPRECIATE EFFICIENCY you'll like the way v a AT enI EE m in rent receipts? puppies and kittens sell fast with Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 now! BUYS BABYSITTER To care for my 3 children 4 days/week. My home only. Near Sparrow Hospital. 489-4990. 3-2/19 No matter how affluent BABYSITTING in my East Lansing the purchaser may be, home. Toddlers preferred. Days the idea of getting good For As Little As $65 A Month 351-5364. 3-2/23 buys for money spent has world-wide appeal. You Can Be Developing Equity ' ,cc rr z ^ In A Mobile Home! ALTERATIONS AND dress making TOYOTA "V Own your own beuutiful home...no more worthless rent That's why so many people MARK II receipts. Many MSU students have already discovered the luxury of mobile home living at Brookview Mobile Home PEOPLE WHO SEEK read and use the Want Ads Estates, just IS minutes from campus. When you purchase a |hIMP0RTED GAR OF THE YEAR mobile home from Wonderland Sales located at IMPROVEMENT read the regularly...they have -- "Services" ads in the Classified Brookview Park, you pay as little as $65 a month to own learned that this is where columns. Check now! the good buys are found... $113 a month in all. And you're developing equity in a home of your own. Stop out today and see one of ALTERATIONS, DRESSMAKING, day after day after day! Michigan's largest selections of homes, now on display. formals. Experienced. Reasonable charge. Call 355-1040. 5-2-20 WONDERLAND MOBILE 4 WHEELS of Lansing Inc. _.;r. "T HOME SALES, INC. AT BROOKVIEW MOBILE With local MTE STATE NEWS people. Write for CLASSIFIED 2200 S. Cedar HOME ESTATES 4600 BRITTON RD., PERRY Match-A-Date of Michigan. pnly miniates from the campus, go west Hope then 2 blocks south Cedar on PHONE 625-3311 328 S. Main, suite No. 2 Ann 355-8255 on Arbor, Mich. (48108). 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februai K I97Q (continued from page Nixon one) protects our flexibility in the end of this year, questions neither bluff abroad nor bluster of the war material that reaches rivalry more likely." threats Sovie facing allies or potential our discussing limitations interests on The commander - in - chief at home.' North Vietnam < s from the As for other areas, Nixon allies throughout the world commitments Soviet attack; 2. defend defensive weapons with the American population centers - emphasized — ...... he will — use every , Nixon' criticism of Russia USSR, which thereby bears a pledged expansion of U.S. "Experience," he said, "has whether to determi, Soviet Union. „ . „ respond against a potential Red Chinese opportunity to solve problems was not limited to her strategic heavy responsibility for the cooperation with Asian nations shown that the best means of Using latest U.S>. intelligence with the Soviet Union through missile designs. It also applied to continuation of the war. "as they cooperate with one dealing with insurgencies is to nuclear assault later in this estimates Nixon said the U.S. decade; 3. guard against the negotiation, but he said the Vietnam and the Middle East. "In the Middle East talks we another and develop regional preempt them through economic been mmonlv h« force of land - based missiles has possibility of accidental missile remained stable at United States will proceed with Specifically, the President have not seen on the Soviet side institutions." development and social reform the t0 1,054 for a realistic attitude. said: that practical and constructive In Africa, he said, the United and to control them with police, ... launches against this country. several years, while the Soviet "Negotiations must be, "To the detriment of the flexibility which is necessary for States plans to support African paramilitary and military action Nixon would say only that rprevious w : —J "sea in his Safeguard expansion "fully i qck" to f • * " above all, the result of careful cause of peace, the Soviet Union a successful outcome .. . attempts at development. by the threatened government." *" The" United"% plannin8 a ProJected 1,290 by preparation and an authentic has failed to exert a helpful "We see evidence, moreover, He said conventional — non Nixon said that where support enough give - and - take on the issues influence on the North that the Soviet Union seeks a nuclear — U.S. military forces insurgency turns into "external manpower and■ ""'formed which have given rise to them," Vietnamese in Paris. position in the area as a whole cannot be expected*>teH tnto "cope aggression" against a U.S. ally, milit"y Election issue equipment to he said. "They are served by "The overwhelming majority which would make great power with the entire spectrum of the United States will "weigh strategy he id 1Vj (continued from page one) The consensus was that COMBINE COUPONS WITH $30 PURCHASE FOR Chairman Bill Rustem raised current board members were the question of whether or not familiar enough with the issues they would be able to involve to conduct a campaign, but that WITH the number of students they wanted if the election were held sq soon "We should allow for the ^y other candidate may not be. The election issue was referred committee to for the agenda formulating STAMPS THESE COUPONS Kraoaer new structure to provide the procedures which could be voted turnout we want," Rustem on next week, I" other action, the board commented. Off Campus representative Rick Kibbie said Council (OCC) approved amendments to the code of operations, establishing 50 £tfai 100 S 1505*2*4 i he considers it "sloppy" to have an Office of Black Affairs within TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS ' a two week gap in the middle of ASMSU. The office will have no ■I THIS COUPON AND SI0 WITH THIS COUPON AND SIS ' | an election. affiliation other than budgetary OR HORE PURCHASE. OR/AORE PURCHASE. ■ E OR TOBACCO). = (EXCLUDING BEER. WINE OR BEER^WINE OR TOBACCO). BEER, WINE OR TOBACCO) Member - at - large Gary with the cabinet. SAT. FEB. 21, 1970 IfJI REDEEM AT KROGER tHRU SAT. 0. JV REDEEM AT KROGER THRU SAT. FEB. 21, 1970 -■ Klinsky pointed out that it The chief administrative 4IU—.. would be impossible to prepare a officer will be the Director of platform and carry out a campaign in the three weeks provided. He said that this Black Affairs. He will be appointed by Liberation Front International the Black PETER'S ROLLED <5 TIED c/Irb&frantefair would be important because of with advise and consent of Boneless WHOLE fine art prints " " involvement which ASMSU. greater now than in the past. It also establishes a Council of Black Organizations, of which any black student group Hams Fine Arts drive recognized by the University may be a member. 109 FRYERS i: The board also allocated (continued from page one) funds for furnishing an ASMSU Breslin for the establishment of district office in the Brody W/TH THIS COUPON & 55.00 PURCHASE a standing faculty-student complex, the first of its kind on committee on center roast lb si.19 building priorities, campus. "I do not think students have Vice Chairman Chuck been consulted on this in the Mostov made a presentation for past," Breslin said. "It's perfectly clear we're Arnold Paul, professor of history, and on behalf of the CUT UP 1 going to have to keep the faculty and students more informed than we have in the past. The New University Conference (NUC). The presentation request for the student board to was a Fryers co-sponsor with the NUC a rally 34! old ways have changed." Breslin said he will discuss the sometime during the week of idea for a committee with the February 22, in support of the president and the provost. He seven radicals who were tried in plans to reconvene the Chicago for federal conspiracy BOSTON BUTT PORK ROAST OR subcommittee early in spring charges. term. The motion to co-sponsor "I do think there is a place for this committee, but I don't the rally was approved by the board. ASMSU will incur up to WEST VIRGINIA PETER'S 11 VARIETIES PORK know exactly where it fits in," he said. 50 per cent of the expenses for sound equipment. Hygrade Canned Luncheon STEAK I1*B WHAT'S Bacon Picnics Meats KROGER CHICKEN, BEEF COUNTRY CLUB HE 991 3*0" size 49° ICE POT College of Social Science and James Madison College lecture, February 20, 3:00 p.m., Wonders Kiva. Dr. Seymour Lipset will speak on "The Petitions Committee department each of for the are the office ATL in University Advisory still available in the Bessey and College Prices & Coupons good Thru Sot., Feb. 21. 1970 in Lansing We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. Copyright 1970 The Kroger Co. CREAM PIES Politics of American Professors." complex offices. All petitions are due on Monday, February 23rd in the Free University Meeting, tonight, departmental office in Bessey. 7:30 p.m., 304 Bessey. Dr. Alfred Kolb, ATL, will speak on: New The MSU Sports Car Club will hold its weekly meeting in 31 Union at Trends in Contemporary Literature. This week's lecture in the Israeli 8:30 tonight. Trophies will be with the purchase of 2 or more pkgs. Chicken Thighs, Drumsticks, Breosts ^ ^ awarded class winners from last - ■ with a $5 or more purchase of ® series of Israel - A Model for Social to w/rlbs, whole legs, split broilers oi J USDA Choice 1 Change. Sunday's gymkhana, and the film Physics "The 12 hour Sebring Grand Prix" Club meeting, tonight, 8 will be shown. Info: 351-1085. Frying Chickens"! Tend tray Beef p.m., room 221 P.A. Dr. J.E. Nellor, bbbU fl! „t„"£rFn'"r,™ ri assistant vice president for Research One Hour Dance - - Theatre, tonight, ■ ■■■■■■■■■ —hKj Development and Coordinator for 7:30, Arena Theatre, Auditorium H.lfcjjiyrr the Center of Environmental Quality Building. One hour FREE dance - will speak on the New Center for theatre TOP VALUE - Dances Include 2 Jazz STAMPS REGULAR, WITH ONIONS OR Environmental Quality, Its Aims and numbers, one ballet set to a Chinese Operations. Symphony, a modern dance inspired of WITH RELISH w,m me purcnase any pkg. Silver by Thurber's Poem "The Last Platter Quarter Sliced Pork Loin, "■ wlth th( e of any two 14-oj Freshlike Corn 5 v/fcfis 99$ Alpha Honorary Zeta - Service the Agricultural Flower" set to an original Electronic Fraternity is Sound track, and a Pantomine to sponsoring a 2 credit seminar entitled music by Eric Satie. Presented by "The Challenges of Outdoor DICKMEYER. B ! n r#, T /i" !101,5 J! "■ WK Lunch Meats °' ■ ■ all flavors Jello Gelatin 6 with coupon WTPKbs 99< HEINZ Recreation." Speakers from MSU and from outside the University will The All University Traffic Committee participate. Interested students are urged to enroll in the course. It's ior me vacant position of married given 7-9 p.m. on Thursday. To housing representative. Petitions are opening of Petitioning freshlike french or cut kroger KETCHUP Enroll: enroll in Ag. Econ. 482 available in room 307 Student ■ section 2 Independent Study. Services Building until 2-27-70. With the purchase of any five ■ ■ wlth th. ,urch„. #f ■ Vanilla Extract OZ BTL S9( 10-ox. pkgs. Kroger J wt. SDS Chapter meeting, tonight, 8:30, g on. 30-o*. wt. ctn Kroger ■ kroger fresh kosher room 37 Union. Discuss: Antiwar Program, Conspiracy 7, Campus ■ Fr°"n VeK»e,ables ! ■ Cottage Cheese H Dill Pi Workers, and Racism. Snyder Hall Duplicate Bridge Club L. .-0 L brook's Duplicate Chili Mix Bridge Tournament, TOP VALUE EE tonight, 7:30 p.m., Snyder Hall TOP VALUE brook's chili STAMPS STAMPS Cafeteria. Master Points will be Little awarded. Public is invited. lot Beans LIMIT 2 BTLS WITH COUPON! Petitioning for ASMSU Caesars Lilt Home J ^■■Fruits from Around the World! Representative to the Committee on International Projects. Advisory ■ '"•"f Coffee ■; Permanent ! Pizza Treat Petitions available in room 307 Student Services Building. L. .-H L ..El "CHILEAN" 60 SIZE Nectarines 8 Holmes GRACE Hall presents SAVAGE for 69* (in concert), Saturday, Februarv 21, 9:30 in Holmes Hall. z *ewlar- with onions or ■ "SOUTH AMERICAN" 45 SIZE i y"th relish ■ Peaches 3 The meet following Free University Classes tonite: ..<■■ ■ Heinz Ketchup ■ for 55( Extension of Sense of "CHILEAN" 70 SIZE !j Touch - 7:00 - 311 EBH; Guerilla Theater - 8:00 - Snyder Lower Lounge; Israel: Model for Social , Petroleum Jelly »-«. 17< President Plums 5 for 69< Change - 7:30 - 304 EBH; Vocations for Social Change - 7:30 - 101 EBH. -"ST'ttTrm jjj "SOUTH AMERICAN" 7 SIZE I i'\ A'J MIT1 Mlln'ri 25 Man and Nature needs work study ■ J . Honeydews 59< Call 353-6633. Man and ! * "JAMAICAN" 18 SIZE . now open Saturday 12 p.m. - ALL FLAVORS Come over and visit us. Use Jello Gelatin ! Ugli Fruit 49$ MECHA (Movimentos y Esfuersos Toothbrushes IJ 6 99* "V'.ITIAN" 14 SIZE Chicanos de Aztlan) 8:30, Union, Tower Room, 4th floor. meeting 6:30 - Redeem at Kroger MBpJ ® Mangoes 49< L M