This frail vessel . . MICHIGAN Friday . . . thou emptiest again and Clear. STATE NEWS again, and fillest it ever with fresh life. STATE . between . . and 30 mild with and a high 35 degrees. -Rabindranath Tagore UNIVERSITY Cooler tonight. ,1.62 Number 139 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 20, 1970 Violence flares following Union rally By JIM CRATE following the window breaking incident. KEN KRELL by the rioters and police acted swiftly students, said Thursday night he Marching five abreast, riot-equipped with billy clubs as the violence approximately 20 students arrested. Dept. bus was seen leaving Morrill Hall at JACQUI MILLER police drove the marchers back developed "honestly didn't know" if the University "We have $2,000 in our fund set aside 11 p.m. across into the night. At the administration jad asked the East Lansing with about 20 persons aboard. Grand River Avenue to the campus. The height of the for such purposes," Grossfeld said, "and A group of MSU students What began as a demonstration to violence, between 500 and 1,000 police to move on campus. we'll look for more if we need it." representing demonstration then broke into several non-violent action toward the verdict of protest the jury's verdict in the "Chicago demonstrators, and upwards of 200 Hekhuis said, however, that he None of the area police departments factions, with police splitting the group in police from the "Chicago Seven" conspiracy trial have Seven" trial soon degenerated into a area departments, were understood the police had moved onto would confirm the number under arrest an effort to hold them at called a bay. involved. meeting for 2 today at the I series of angry confrontations between Nerves on both sides of Grand River — campus to protect themselves after a at midnight. An Ingham County Sheriff's Union. p.m. Isolated instances of confrontations patrolman was injured by a thrown rock. running crowds of students and edgy the side the police held and the side the between policemen and demonstrators Police continued to clash with police forces Thursday night. students were on — quickly became raw. then erupted at several Police moved quickly to dispell the points in the students as late as midnight. At 11 30 Students, sometimes taunting and immediate area of the Union and Home p.m. President Whorton demonstrators when they broke windows sometimes throwing anything they could spoke to the Economics Bldg. In one incident several group, pleading with them to go back to in the East Lansing court building where get their hands on, pressed into the street students dragged the fire hose out of the their residence halls and they had gone following a 7 p.m. rally in think of only to be driven back by several police Home Economics Bldg. and turned it on constructive steps to make their point. He the Union Bldg. charges. the police. Police Traffic was stopped on Abbott Road At one point, students yelling "Get off quickly moved in from suggested buying television time to the sidewalk onto present and Grand River Avenue as some 250 campus, grabbing the an intelligent dialogue of what is our campus" were driven back across hose and carrying several I demonstrators marched to the court bldg. Circle Drive to Beaumont Tower by angry of 9 Thursday people away. As wrong with American society. evening one arrest had Olin Health Center officials said that 1 Violence erupted as demonstrators and police. been reported. by midnight "at least 20" injuries had policemen found themselves face to face Numerous shop windows were broken Louis Hekhuis, associate dean of been treated. Among reported injuries were broken bones, head lacerations, acid thrown in a person's eyes, and a state trooper with wounds resulting from a thrown brick which struck the side of his head. State News photographer Mike Beasley was hospitalized after being assaulted by at least three demonstrators. Beasley, who was returning to the State News office after taking pictures of the union rally and Grand River window breaking, was accosted outside the Student Services Bldg. Campus police took him to Olin. At midnight ASMSU Cabinet Presidnet Bob Grossfeld, Oak Park junior, was trying to raise bond money for the State News Photos by Dick Warren, Chris Wolf, Bill Porteous, Norm Payea, Jerry McAllister, and Don Gerstner. See related photos pg. 15,16 EAST LANSING REMOVE FROM DRUG LISTS Milliken's address asks new stand on marijuana By LARRY LEE grow up to live in the Age of Addiction," stop a drug - dependent individual from State News Staff Writer Milliken said. seeking help." Milliken proposed the The recommendation for reclassifying creation of an Office of Drug Dependence Gov. Milliken gave a far ranging and Abuse to coordinate efforts to "halt marijuana came in a series of proposals ■message on drug dependence and abuse to the spread of destructive use of dangerous ■the legislature Thursday that included designed to control drug traffic. However, the governor called marijuana drugs and make adequate services available ■removing marijuana from the narcotics a "mind - altering substance that should be to treat and rehabilitate narcotic users." ■classification. He said such office should I "(Marijuana) is not a narcotic substance completely prohibited from use in an re - Michigan." examine Michigan's laws concerning ■causing physical addiction, and to retain In supporting legislation which would dangerous drugs and propose statutory ■marijuana in the narcotics classification revisions a year from now. ■contributes to the growing disrespect and place marijuana in the dangerous drug classification, Milliken said the change Milliken also said the proposed office ■disregard for the law by many young would provide "realistic" penal provisions should encourage and stimulate effective ■people," Milliken said. for its possession or sale. program development to get maximum use I The governor said the use of mind - of all available sources, and plan for the He urged the legislature to adop]»a bill ■altering substances "has reached crisis sponsored by Rep. Dale Warner, R-Eaton expenditure of public funds allocated for ■Proportions" in our society. I "This reliance Rapids, that would reduce penalties for drug abuse. on drugs -- from alcohol Because of misconceptions about drugs ■»nd tranquilizers to drug use and give discretion to judges in hallucinogens and hard imposing sentences. and "evidence that young people have been ■narcotics -- is as much a threat to the desensitized by untruths and myths about "We must avoid vindictive and punitive ■quality of life in our society as the ■Pollution of laws," the governor said. "Our laws should our environment," Milliken be designed to stop traffic in drugs -- not (please turn to page 15) ■declared. I "Abuse of drugs leads to pollution of Pie minds. 1 "Unless we take swift, effective action I uualt the sPreadinB use of drugs, our U-M Pres |children and our children's children may vows mo [Tiger pitcher police c [suspended ANN ARBOR, wake of 14 hours of (UPI) -- Acting in the marching, fighting and ■indefinitely rock President - slinging, University of Michigan Robben W. Fleming vowed Thursday to continue calling in police to deal with student protestors. I NEW YORK Even as some of the 18 (UPI) - Baseball persons M>nimissioner Bowie Kuhn today arrested in two separate demonstrations pu pended Denny McLain indefinitely from Wednesday were appearing in court on a pofessional baseball. variety of charges, state and city police l llave decided on the basis of facts were bracing for the possibility of another round of demonstrations. MrIe°Pfd at these conferences that Mr. A rally was scheduled on the campus at fccti?!"S lnvolvement in 1967 bookmaking 8 p.m. Thursday. L s anc* his associations at that time ■rom m8nno alternat've but to suspend him In an emergency session of the Faculty Ipendi organized baseball activities Senate Assembly, Fleming gained an |Lun8 the completion of my review of endorsement of his stand to meet ■ u.t aflon>" Kuhn said in a statement. demonstrations with outside police aid. who appeared Mven't \ "fpwicu briefly, unci said, "I In a statement to the 38,000 students, SkelaL _.much to rm 8oin8 1 Fleming said they would be asked "to Whin wi" hold a press conference support mass action and will be given rprow oratSaturday." t'le inflamatory accounts of what happened. meeting were the The radical left is unable to persuade mmissioner, McLain, his attorney Wiliam people of the validity of its position. Henry Fitzgibbon, new security Therefore it now resorts to force. Our choice is to accept their point of view or (please turn to page 15) Meeting in Union resist it." 1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Febru: 2220,1970 B52s blast depots in Laos SAIGON (AP) ~ U.S. B52s Mekong Delta 125 miles south - The Army said the UH1 Field reports said 25 th themselves. pressed their attacks against west of Saigon and five miles Huey helicopter lost power, and Infantry Division troops killed Eight North Vietnamese North Vietnamese supply depots from Cambodia. its rear rotor struck a light pole five enemy soldiers in scattered soldiers were reported killed by in eastern Laos Thursday, but The command announced over the busy central market. fighting north of Saigon, units of the U.S. 1st Air Calvary some of the bombers peeled off that four helicopters had gone suffering minor casualties Division. The chopper seemed to nose for new strikes on targets in down in South Vietnam in the dive into the crowded market South Vietnam. past two days killing 19 Informants in Saigon said servicemen and injuring three. place," Spec. 4 George raids against depots and along One was shot down 20 miles Mlynarczyk, of St. Paul, Minn., 'EXCITING' IDEAS the Ho Chi Minh trail were north of Saigon, one near said. "But the pilot was able to continuing but on a smaller scale Cambodia and another had straighten out and crash land on mechanical trouble 78 miles an isolated grassy island than those mounted Tuesday and Wednesday the when all 75 of Strategic Air Command's planes were diverted to the southeast of Da Nang. The fourth copter crashed into the downtown area of the central highlands resort city of separating two streets." The aircraft missed market by about 300 yards. the Hampton praises Laotian front. Thirteen American helicopters drug reform talk The U.S. Command does not Dalat Wednesday but caused no have been reported lost in the admit that U.S. planes are flying civilian casualties. past nine days. Thirty Americans combat missions over Laos. Six Americans aboard the and four South Vietnamese have The command said two B52 aircraft were injured, a "The been killed. Rep. William Hampton, governor recognizes missions dropped 300 tons of communique said. The No significant ground R-Bloomfield Hills, said that the most important weapon bombs on base camps and troop helicopter was reported fighting was reported in South Thursday Gov. Milliken's special is education, not only in schools, concentrations in the western destroyed. Vietnam Thursday. message on drugs "contained but in the family as well," he some very exciting proposals to control drug abuse." said. I h t t h < Manicure recommendations will be right Whether you call it pruning o trimming or what have you, the point is that all those One of the recommendations branches Hampton praised was the up on top of the hit parade of are not going to turn green coi le spring, and therefore, off they go. issues before the legislature." State News Photo governor's proposed Office on by Don Gerstner Drug Dependence and Abuse that would coordinate all the a XT jGV XXJUly* » various programs throughout the >r 2:30 ti.in state. Cassius Clay talk . no "Up till now, there has been leadership for all the groups" formed to deal with the drug problem, he said. "I also pleased to at U'; to see of Great Issues am part that there is a general recognition in the governor's proposals that we need laws to series rehabilitate, not punish," Muhammed Ali (Cassius induction. His sentence carries Since refusing induction, Ali was 12 years old under th Hampton said. Clay, Jr.) former heavy - weight the maximum penalty of five has not been allowed to fight guidance of a Louisville, Ky He added that "things are boxing champion of the world years in prison and a $10,000 professionally in the U.S. or to policeman. In 1960 he won ui looking better" now that the and Black Muslim minister, will fine. leave the country to fight in Olympic light ■ heavy weigl Health, Education and Welfare speak at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 Ali, refused induction into Europe. boxing championship an Dept. will turn over the United in the Auditorium. the United States Army in 1967 Speaking in 1968 about the immediately afterwards turned to professional boxing. States Public Service Marine His visit is sponsored by the and was immediately stripped of possibility of leaving his heavyweight boxing title by Three years later, Ali too Hospital to the state for use in a ASMSU as part of the Great permanently, Ali said: "This is his undefeated record against th drug treatment program. Issues series. various boxing organizations. His my country. I got 22 million world heavy - weight appeals for reclassification on people suffering here. I'm not champion Another section of the Muhammed Ali is currently the basis that he was a Black about to go away and never Sonny Liston and at governor's message also drew appealing his conviction on the Muslim minister had all been come back to America." beginning of the seventh r Hampton's praise. charge of Ali became the new refusing draft denied. Ali started boxing when he v champion Following his victory, successfully defended his PAN AFRICAN UNITY nine times. When his fightin career was suspended in 196 Ali's professional record stood 28 victories on 22 knockouts Malcolm observed I 28 bouts. The day before winning th world boxing championship A announced his affiliation wit j "Malcolm X few Africans boi .. s • of the j the United . There from speakers .wJ1 aJ®° the Student Caribbean, Union to 108B Wells Hall. The the Black Muslim move that time he also announced tha solemn march will feature U , Malcolm. V ™ X •„ U States who attempted to show African and North America, to "KSS. T he had changed his name fro Day will have a international flavor this the mother cou£try a true tell the effect Malcolm X had on tlZ* J* ZT fL.ht Z Cassius Clay to Muhammed A pjcture of the conditions faced thinking in their homelands. In 1967 Ali married Son year because scause of the great impact Afrinflne, by Africans. in in tho the nnitori United gallant y in diedH 0allantlv in thp the Pan Afriran Pan African Roi, but divorced her 10 montl on Pan African Before lunch there will be Liberation War," and the flags of solidarity left by States;< Kamuyu Kangethe, a later when she would no iT ,!fd8r ? the m'ndS °f two movies shown, "Black 67 African countries. JO VPbJv JO Wpt t* lO wVnlb tv «D VffRbJv lO «!»t» lO wink t* Third Tho World people. Kenyan graduate student and one of *he organizers of the Control of Black Community" people of African comply with Black Muslim dies regulation. In 1967 Muhamirw fifth anniversary of ,n event, said. decent are requested to drive all Ali and Belinda Boyd m > assassination will The day's activities day with lights on, and blow married. They have a daughte be commemorated in two days b in with the showi of of activities on campus this • -— - • Morning events (9:30 a.m. - their horns from 1:30 p.m. on to Maryum. 'The - Battle of Algiers," Ali is weekend. 1:30 p.m.) will be open to only show the Pan African Unity that a supporter at 8 tonight in Erickson Kiva. black students and other exists among blacks at MSU and minister of the Black Muslin The commemoration will members of the Third World. All in the Lansing Community," a nt. He resume at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in students, however, are welcome program representative said, enthusiastically received on d iscount records 35 Union with speeches by Ernie to attend the afternoon events. 1966 tour of Africa and Boone, managing editor of the Upon assembling at Wells currently on an extended tour Westside News, and Anna Marie At 1:5 there will be Hal1 there.win be an address by American college campuses Hayes, director of the Center for the formation for the Pan the Nigerian representative to speaking on the Black Muslin Uirban Affairs' tutorial program. African Unity march from the tne Unitea Nations. movement. 225 ANN ST. THE ONLY COMPLETE RECORD STORE IN LANSING OR EAST LANSING New From Warner Brothers and JAMES TAYLOR Reprise ROD MCKUEN o FULL-FUNCTIONING OMEGA ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR THAT RETAILS FOR business machinal^ Hi SWEET IEET BABY JAMES * BURNT WEENY SANDWICH NEW BALLADS 1601 E. Grand River, Lansing Phone (517) 485-1733 WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SALE!! 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The summary exact number and names deicision is made it will not be Associate Campus Editor Nixon was to come to MSU and President Wharton could not According to Cauley, one of the projects have not been four other universities, in Mrs. be reached for comment. thing appears certain: she will immediately announced because The mystery of who invited determined yet. Cauley is to of Nixon's words: to "encourage Even now that the White not come on security arrangements. Pat Nixon to campus. Instead meet with Michigan State is a young people to become House knows the invitation she will visit specific student Washington And so, Mrs. Nixon will be bureaucratic brainteaser. involved in volunteer projects in will be coming there still remains represenatives today to discuss here on March 2, clutching her projects that volunteers work such specifics, University officials first heard their communities." a shroud of secrecy as to where on. belated, but unnamed, invitation rumblings Friday that the First The trip was apparently Accordingly, when the to meet with students working Lady may be coming. It wasn't scheduled for last on various projects. until Tuesday that definite word came from the White House. postponed and then hastily fall but AFL-CIO MAKE DEMANDS rescheduled for the visit here on 0'* "The radical left is unable to Protocol was not at its apex. March 2. She is to visit Unions call for wage No official MSU invitation had universities in persuade people of the validity of Kentucky, Ohio, hikes been issued when Mrs. Nixon's Colorado and Missouri. its position. Therefore it now office called President Wharton The official student invitation resorts to force. Our choice is to to get an invitation. Wharton is to be presented today to Mrs. < accept their point of view or resist it." declined one. According to John H. Cauley Jr., acting director of Volunteer Nixon's advance men, now in East Lansing, after Cauley meets AFL-CIO leaders said with MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Thursday Meany said stockholders could be given less profit. "I to try to achieve buying power," some the gain in labor which supervises representation elections union and m. -RobbenW. Fleming, president students today to workers and their unions have think those are the people most council said. decides unfair labor Programs, President Wharton determine the wording of the no choice but to demand heavy practice fitted to make the sacrifice," he Some five million workers University of Michigan declined to issue the invitation document. wage hikes in this year's big said. because he "Part seeking wage hikes in major Meany said no corporation (Wharton) felt of the confusion," bargaining battles in an effort to "The average nonsupervisory collective students should do the bargaining contracts attorney should be named to the inviting, according to Cauley, "was the beat the nation's steepest rise in employe has had no advance in this year saw inflation erode 6.1 board. "We've never had a union especially since she was coming rescheduling. Nobody had living costs in 20 years. the buying power of his to see students. weekly per cent from their paychecks in lawyer appointed to the board as International News thought to call President "It seems there's no catching after tax earnings in four - 1969. far as I know," Meany said. United Press Wharton and let him know what years International up," said 75 - year - old while profits, in the 1960s, If inflation Miller's nomination is subject slows, Meany President George Meany of the skyrocketed and executive to confirmation by the Senate. European commentators said Thursday President 13.6 indicated. unions could million member labor compensation The council also called on the I Nixon's first State of the World message raised many moved up moderate their wage demands I questions but left U.S. foreign policy broadly 35 arrested following federation. Asked if major wage hikes sharply," 35-member said AFL-CIO's Executive Council. somewhat. In other action, the labor federal government to stop the use of strikebreakers from I unchanged. Most initial reaction to the message came in would contribute to price hikes, "Workers have no other council Mexico in the six month - old - said it would fight I newspaper editorials. Some called it a historic statement Meany said, "No, I think the recourse than to seek substantial President Nixon's nomination of strike of 1,200 members of the I but others complained it set forth confusing terms I positions that Nixon had already voiced elsewhere. 7' trial protest in D.C. shoe is described it on the other foot," and as a profit inflation wage gains in collective bargaining to offset the effects Chicago business lawyer Edward B. Miller to the five-man AFL-CIO Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen that has wiped out wage gains of Union against Iowa Beef I There was little official comment on the document that WASHINGTON (AP) - A The some 45 million rank file of previous price increases and National Labor Relations Board Packers, Inc. march, from George - and I the President had presented as the most comprehensive - crowd of some 300, protesting Washington University tp the workers. the Chicago violence incitement I statement on foreign and defense policy ever made in Watergate complex where' three trial, was stopped by a line of I the United States. police Thursday outside the apartment complex where Atty. cabinet members by a group live, was staged called "The Fast funds go HAVE YOU HEARD? Outnumbered Laotian troops apparently have Gen. John N. Mitchell lives. Conspiracy." It was advertised for a week as TDA - The Day I Police chief Jerry V. Wilson to UNICEF I stalled an enemy advance on the Plain of Jars, and Prince Souvanna Phouma, the Laotian Premier said said 35 were arrested. After the Verdict on the Eight. Chicago The DISC SHOP has remodeled its The confrontation, outside I Thursday that they will hold their ground. North the The trial verdict The use of funds collected in I Vietnamese and Communist led Pathet Lao forces began Watergate Apartments, lasted 20 minutes. A solid line of by a federal court was returned jury in this week's Biafran fast has been clarified by Life -line, the group hi-fi stereo center a campaign last week to recapture the 20 by 59 mile police, batons held breast high, Chicago Wednesday. Five of the which organized the fast. stopped the marchers several [plain 100 miles northeast of Vientiane. It is the hub of hundred feet short seven defendants were convicted the of crossing state lines to incite a "Money collected from the We now offer stereo which we sincerely believe represents a level of quality that can n [most of Laos' main roads. Informants said the North building. of riot at the 1968 Democratic fast will probably be sent to be matched anywhere on an equal dollar basis. Look . . . I Vietnamese drive has been held up by large enemy National Convention. All seven UNICEF (United Nations I casualties. They made no mention of intensive U.S. air International Children's Enrollment were acquitted of charges they Emergency Fund). This I strikes. Early enrollment for spring conspired to organize riots. organization has been asked by the Nigerian government to term opens today for students In addition to Mitchell, help National News with names beginning R through residents in the expensive further Nigerian rehabilitation. M. cooperative apartments include Life - line wants to stress that Two State Department specialists on Red China Robert H. Finch, secretary of Registration will be at the the money will in no way be I have arrived in Warsaw to take part in Friday's 136th Men's IM Bldg. from 8 a.m. to 4 health education and welfare used to aid Biafra as a political and John A. Volpe, secretary of ■ session of the secret U.S. Chinese ambassadorial talks. entity," Pat Price, fast organizer, transportation. I The two. Paul Kreisberg and Donald Anderson, explained. ■ presumably brought instructions from Washington for The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State SUBSIDIZED STUDY ■ Ambassador Walter Stoessel who heads the American University, is published every class day during four school IN DIJON.'FRANCE ■delegation at the talks. Stoessel indicated to news men terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. SEMESTER £890 YEAR SI ■ Thursday that the United States hopes the (TUITIpN, FEES. ROOM & BOA resumption Subscription rate is $14 per year. ALSO SUMMER 70 or 71 I of the talks will lead to improved relations With Red REGIS CENTERS of I China. Member Associated Press, United^ress International, Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, i, BLOOMSBURG, I Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Rep. Rogers Morton of Maryland, chairman of the Association, United States Student Press Association. ■ Republican National Committee, indicated Thursday Second class postage paid at East Lansing, ■ that Vice President Spiro Michigan. Agnew may carry the ball Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services lrather than President Nixon in this year's congressional Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, ■ election campaigns. Morton told newsmen Nixon will be Michigan. a source of great encouragement, but that he did not ■visualize the President doing very much political Phones: ■ barnstorming, He said Agnew would have a large role Editorial 355-8252 Little rm land would be a potent asset. Classified Advertising 355-8255 »111111 Display Advertising Business-Circulation 353-6400 Caesars The chief of U.S. pacification efforts in Vietnam Isaid Thursday the Phoenix program to neutralize Viet Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 > ) 0 o |k A4 I c I ■Cong leaders, is increasingly having an over all positive Pizza Treat ■aspect, even though it has not been very effective so far. Spring ■Deputy Ambassador William Colby told the Senate The KLH Model 27 100 watt AM-FM Stereo Receiver ■Foreign Relations Committee that until' three months y backing t GARRARD SL72B Changer with Shure Cartridge tied. Dum ■ago he had doubts that the effort to arrest, win over or of the |kill Viet Cong leaders was having much effect, but that Special own oozing grease. Dumbo slipped, and was given the thumb wit is beginning to by the populous. Could Shorty The Sensational New ADVENT put some pressure on the apparatus, make the big scene now that his Loudspeaker folby and other U.S. officials again denied that the chance had come? Suddenly program is *>et a counter terror Cong officials or effort aimed at potential assassinating enemies of the Beautiful—Unusual Photographs through the gates came a Little Caesar Peddler with a hot, free leliv< a fror Complete System $646.45 "SER VICE BACKED STEREO DOLLARS" government of President Nguyen Van Thieu. a n'dOV|i n't e rest I n*g ^o^Uait^of 5 X 7 Or 8 X 10 Little Caes . Gulping t Secretary of the Treasury David Kennedy, who lighted, artistically ■amed v ■autioned that inflation is not yet licked, said Thursday ONLY ;ality. The populous OPEN Jl'at too sharp a turn toward expansion could cancel the 'umbo that got the shaft. If li The DISC SHOP made to date. He told the House Senate fconomic Committee that our policies must not feed a The Perfect Gift For s5'5 Shorty you too want a h ity Pizza call: 337-1681 f ampus delivery, or 337-16. >ff campus and circle drive. 323 East Grand River M- F 9:00 S 9:00 -5:00 9:00 ■e$urgance of demand or of inflationary expectations. • Graduation Reg. $15.00 Phone 351-5380 • Mother's Day Tennedy testified there has been progress during the • Engagement Make Your iast year toward relieving the domestic economy and - Father's Day Appointment Pe balance of payments from Today inflationary strains and distortions. 209 Abbott Rd. Phone ED 2-8889 Fifty students, including the student government President and several student body officials, occupied Syracuse University's administration building for about hours Thursday to press demands for a campus fuerendum. The seizure ended after Chancellor John l-orbally Pdress J a met with mass a student delegation and agreed to meeting of students shortly afterward. to the |c main issue la <■' ROTC matter appeared to be Corbally's decision to out of the hands of the University Pei|iite, which is composed of students, faculty members |nu administrators. Michigan News graduating State Sen. Sander M. Levin, D-Ber!:!ey, said today W'H introduce legislation aimed at protecting class rwsiiK'n in Michigan from having to reveal confidential purees of information to governmental authorities. I Levin said the bill he will introduce would allow P^stiien to refuse to disclose sources of information T out being held in contempt by a court, the K'slature or any other body with the power to |llt>Poena witnesses. criticized the Nixon administration for I " "nidation" of the news media and what he called Pomey general John Mitchell's "subpoena now, talk BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY E Coca-Cola Bottling Yer Policy toward the press. Company of Michigan MICHIGAN OUR READERS' MIND STATE NIWS UNIVERSITY Complete fasting has WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager no benefit to starving NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor To the Editor: why across the seas? Why not JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor 1 would like to respond to Mr. Bill t Americans? It is an Kinzie's enraged sensibilities about the that cannot interesting situatk we drum up emotion Biafra fast. He is upset over the e recipient of the Pacemaker award seemingly prosaic problems. But wh for outstanding journalism. "hypocrisy" of those who fast only the anyone can get people to give dorm meal, and eat dinner elsewhere. It is for hungry people, it is up ,$5o; not cool fl* true that complete fasting may have some regular eater to make distinctions metaphysical benefit to the persons fasting, the hungry. amor " but I question any benefit to the persons Pauline Bail* EDITORIALS starving. Implicit in Mr. Kinzie's rage is a St. Clair Shores senio delightful faith in human nature. Does he really think anything near $5,000 could be raised by individual appeals through cans, booths, or sidewalk bellringers? The Biafra Mock election GPA prerequisite f fast idea shows an unromatic grasp of the best way to get a lot of money, using a group appeal in which the principle of the To the Editor: credit card is employed: the faster signs up The mock election just held by ASMSti has given the school at a time remote from when he must administration sufficient justification to ignorp actually fast, i.e., make another ASMSU actions. ed seminar h arrangement for dinner. I signed up understanding the situation but self-aware enough to know that it is when Due to the fact that ASMSU they are elections "successful" draw unlikely I would put fifty-two cents in a participation by 16% of the student body "By and large, black lawyers don't want to work and of late, over significant, basic A new course on educational reform, though, an atrocity has been for the government. " can. I will eat something tonight because I 12% of the student body, ASMSU is issues! don't think the food I wouldn't eat would . . nota reform has been born on a committed. Such a seminar cannot in float across the seas. Mr. Kinzie wondered, representative government of the students and the students have not seen fit to hypocritical note. The course, any way be a representative the ASMSU a sufficient mandate to give supposedly to deal with teaching discussion group reflecting all of the claim to be representative of student methods, the effects of grading, thought. types of students in the university. Another danger of such relevancy of courses, and student - We would hope that the seminar unrepresentative L. C. LERNER government is teacher relationships, has a 3.0 CPA would aim at having a diverse a potential power that a small number of students can exercise the studenl prerequisite. sampling of student opinion as over body. Through the present structure $ The reason for this inconsistent possible. ASMSU, there is a potential for a sir requirement is university red tape. The student that has come to percentage of students to control, j To have the course officially MSU to get an education, not 180 make the rest of the students falsely indoctrinated into the curriculum would have take a couple of years of studies by various committees. Now credits with a 3.0 GPA cannot get into this course. This is unfortunate for such students most likely have Have you rea ched a ve rdict? believe that they legitimately control, ihi student opinions served up to the gullible public for their consumption. The most jusitfiably chastised group the class exists as the section with no the best ideas and suggestions as to our soceity today, the silent majority name, an independent study seminar the needs of the university to change only exists elsewhere, but is the mail its ways. In order to have creative The Chicago Seven defendants are now William Kunstler, Leonard Weinglass, ostracized and self-ostracized from the and basis for our student government. Tc limited to 20 students. It is also a safely locked away behind bars: but are the Chicago Seven and Bobby Seale are outer circle. the same extent that the silent majority seminar which falls under certain alternatives to the present they prisoners?; are their minds in chains?; more appropriately labeled (thanks to Although they may reside in an outer not really mandated Nixon's Vietnam university restrictions, one of them educational establishment one does are they unfree? Abbie Hoffman) the "Conspiracy Ten." In circle prison, their inner circle mind is free policies, the students here have not being a 3.0 GPA prerequisite for the not need to have a certain grade point. On May 4, Attorneys William Kunstler a peculiar way they are all guilty of — free to re-examine the past; free to mandated the ASMSU policies and course. The administration can best and Leonard Weinglass will be jailed for conspiring to believe in themselves rather reflect on the immobility of the physical structure. contempt; but will theirthoughts be jailed?; than the judicial system which is trying To have a GPA requirement for eliminate this case of monumental body; free to anticipate the future. Roger Pelz will their minds be held in contempt?; will their words and intents. The "Conspiracy Ten" had a choice W. Richfield, Ohio freshman anything in this university is absurd. hypocrisy by waiving the GPA they be unfree? These men have not taken the easy way and they chose; they chose to believe in For some courses a certain amount requirement for this course. This will Freedom is linked to self - awareness. out. They have not escaped from reality. their own fallability and finiteness, and the Gary Wood of experience may be necessary, but allow any student that is interested As an individual lives life he has the ability They now realize that they will have to live anxieties and uncertainties that they Hint, junior GPA is in educational reform to be eligibtg.." to increase with their- own consciences. Whether it be a not an accurate understanding of himself As behind bars in Book County Jail or a produce. Surely, this is a frightening to sign up for the course. Since the a man meets the anxieties of diurnal Jiving measurement of that experience. concept by which men can choose to live he establishes inner - courage. And with Federal penitentiary, they were (are) and be free. When, for example, one has his grade university is to have a seminar on inner courage one can face — not escape — lowered because he has incurred the educational reform, it could at least reality. wral!: of the professor, then any show a minimal amount of interest As one may remember in "The Trial" relationship between one's GPA and in such reform by waiving the 3.0 by Franz Kafka, K. is apprehended one POINT OF VIEW his education is purely incidental. GPA requirement for this seminar. moming for a crime he has no knowledge of having committed. K. is never brought When a GPA requirement is does indeed exist face to face with his original accuser but he n,posed on a seminar on educational -The Editors is often tete people who see - a K. - as a tete with unfamiliar criminal. Arms race Should K. defend himself to these 'Bike9 rider strangers and hence acknowledge his own lack of innocence? Or should K. refuse to defend himself on the grounds that he EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Czechoslovakia, started the Mid-East arms race at a new level, with the introduction "foreign aid." Most of the American Point of View was submitted by equipment now in Israel was captured from refuses to acknowledge the righteousness of post - World - War - II equipment. The Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi on behalf of the Jordan in 1967. Such equipment of the system and individual(s) accusing first time modern Israeli Club. jets (Migs) and tanks daily in shelling Israeli villages parking him? ampus supplied to the Arabs was in 1955. Jordanian border. Larry Lerner states that were Can K. or D.D. be punished when both The Israelis turned to the U.S., but were the U.S. government "sells or gives" arms believe he cannot be punished? Will refused again. Possible arms deals between The composition to Israel and the Arabs. Well, more "justice" be carried out when the accused presented by Larry Israel and Sweden, and then Canada, were does not accept the "justice" of the court? Lerner (SN, Feb. 5), under the title accurately stated, the record shows that It was a quiet Wednesday valid registration. Rather than "Mid-East balance of power," was merely a blocked by U.S. pressure. The French were the U.S. sells arms to Israel, for the full afternoon in Big 1£. Lansing when the K., D.D., A.H., et al, have their real ready to give Israel the jets to match the accepting his just punishment and trials in the mind. Each must decide what shady attempt to describe a complicated price, and gives them to the Arabs Soviet Mig's, and thus became Israel's main atmosphere of the sprawling MSU acting appropriately chastised, inner freedoms he will surrender to a court, issue in a simple, black and white way, "military aid." arms supplier between 1956 and 1967. To present the contribution of the U.S. campus around Wells Hall was ripped Sehryer appealed his ticket to the judge or executioner. K. could have been presumably: suitable to the limited What were the Americans doing at the and the Soviets to the Mid-East arms race under by the grating sound of a Student Traffic Appeals his own executioner; he abrogated that sophistication of SN readers. time? Supplying the Arabs? The same as equal is ridiculous. The total cost of U.S. wayward motorcycle. Fortunately an Court-which is notoriously squishy privilege. Yes, Larry, there is a Mid-East arms race, anti-Israeli policy of John Foster Dulles but it has a rather lengthy and complicated arms in the area can be estimated at less alert member of Michigan State's It is apparent that D.D., A.H., J.R., et soft on ice riders. (RIP) ruled out any other possibility. than 4 billion dollars, of which, less than a al, are their own courts, judges, juries history, that should be presented before crack Guardians of Law and Order The defendent's contention was . . . During the Dulles years, everything was billion's worth went to Israel. they have not even stayed execution of jumping into any nebulous, moralistic, done to prevent Israel from getting arms was on hand and rushed to the scene that he was not guilty by virtue of The total cost of Soviet arms, supplied their sentences they cannot be conclusions, a la Barney White. even from the most remote junkyards on and Arab . For the benefit of Larry and others, let's free to Egypt, Syria, Iraw of the crime and apprehended one the fact that the Red Cedar River is sentenced by a sy l outside of one they the globe. A possible deal of buying junked take a look at the record of this involved guerrilla organizations over the last lo Thomas Sehryer. who was in the not part of the MSU campus. As believe to exist — that being their own. Sherman tanks from the Phillipines in 1955 and tragic story. years can be conservatively estimated at lij W.K. and L.W. are most complex process of happily tooling down the proof he cited Student Motor Our script takes us back to 1948, when, was prevented by the State Department. It billion dollars. The cost of the equipment figures; they exist within two systems: one is well known that the Israelis will resort to middle of the Red Cedar River on his Vehicle Regulation No. 19, Section established from without (an outer circle), surprisingly enough; we find the Soviet destroyed or captured by the Israelis over C. Sub-heading 1, which reads as block as the only supplier of arms to Israel. stealing, smuggling or using junked these years alone is estimated at 5 billion one from within (inner circle). This could materials to get the arms they need. Such The Communist dollars. I he inspect was pulled over to follows: "Campus: All that area be thought of as a "concentric circle new regimes of methods were perfected during the Dulles Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia let the To talk about an arms balance lif. side of the ice and after attesting shown on the map in color". system." infant Israeli Air Force use bases on their years. Mid-East under those conditions, and wtien iliai he " didn't want a pickle, just As attorneys (or agents of the outer After much deliberation the soil and the Czechs supplied the Israelis American arms supply to Israel begin in the Israeli: Arab jet ratio is 1:8, shows a circle) they could be, in actuality, enemies the sixties. Presidents Kennedy and ; want to ride my (his) motorcycle" Student Traffic Appeals Court to D.D., A.H., J.R., et al. However, W.K. with arms (ironically, German-made planes, strange kind of "even - handed - ness. Johnson agreed to give Israel Hawk w;: issued a summons for the decided to turn the Regulation sheet and L.W. preferred to negate their status as rifles and machine-guns). jets supplied to Israel since 1967 missiles, a purely defensive weapon, and n the war heinous crime of operating a motor and When Cairo was bombed for the first merely enough to offest losses over examine the map. enemy outer circle agents (attorneys) as obsolete Skyhawk jets. Only the Hawks and the continued undeclared war. veilk I the MSU campus time in the summer of 1948, it was by >n without Amazingly the Red Cedar River was, soon as the outer circle trial commenced. reached Israel before the 1967 war. When Lerner attributes Israeli "boldness Israeli bombers which took off from indeed, shown in white while the rest Therefore, it is only fitting for W.K. the war started, a new embargo was "American war material." American and L.W. to receive similar sentences as Czechoslovakia, and when an Egyptian of the campus was shaded blue. In column was stopped 20 miles from Tel declared, and the Skyhawks were not materials" are extremely rare in use in But w the light of this the court gleefully those received by D.D., A.H., J.R. In fact, W.K. and L.W. wanted it that way because Aviv, it was strafed by a German-made delivered until 1968-69. Israel asked for 50 Phantom jets Israeli model ground forces, except for the jeeps and 1941 model scout withdrew Schryer's ticket. they were then being punished by the Messerschmidt, supplied by the Czechs. Where were the American 'imperialists' in immediately after the June war, to offset bought in various junkyards and ret>u outer circle for what they believed in the destruction? marrow Though it to see gouges us to the very a lowly student get inner circle. If W.K. and L.W. were not sentenced, 1948, when Israel so badly needed them? They declared a total embargo on arms to losses, not even but the first one was delivered in 1969, and according to reliable sources, half of the 50 jets have been Israel. Most of the Israeli jets are fre made. There is no proof that any "war materials" are u Arjie^ away with something like this, we they would have, in effect, been their own the new nation, and American citizens, I lie recent vandalism at Erickson delivered. The phrase "all deliberate haste" into Egypt. feel that merit may yet be found in prosecutors who tried to break it, were sent to federal itv Hall or, more realistically, certainly cannot be applied to American The Israeli boldness is one of neces j . can hardly be interpreted as a this judicial fiasco. Thomas persecutors. This would have come about prisons. At the same time, the U.S. State I Arms shipment to Israel. With their back to the sea, thei is great blow for freedom by the Schryer-misunderstood though he is due to the unfulfillment of their being Department protested strongly against the The record of American arms supplies to efforts to obtain arms in any possiw ! oppressed. punished for their inner thoughts and "illegal" activities on Czech soil. The the Arabs, on the other hand is much now-may emerge as a hero for and the hope for more arms from ' beliefs. Soviets, in 1948, stated that they ; It is hoped, in a way, that the having solved the parking problem longer, and more impressive. The armed are the result of the determination w One may wish to counteract the use of supported Israel in her fight against British services of Saudi Arabia, the only country ] perpetraters of this act let Israel become another Bia*ra- weretmerely on this campus. "punished." A question may be raised: "If colonialism, which kept the regimes of in the world where slavery is still practiced ^ • juveniles out. for some cheap high We grant the fact that as matters the outer circle (Judge Hoffman's court) Egypt's Farouk, Iraq's Nuri Said, and may recall, dear Larry, U.S. policy in the open, are totally American equipped others, well stocked with arms. Biafra was very "even - handed . ; school thrills, thrills, though, that now stand this renders a verdict entailing outer circle remedy would only All this was, of course, forgotten in and trained. The army of Jordan has Israelis, contrary to most America . I -ill end up costing over S6000. If be of value during Winter term. Our "punishment" for the accused, is this mostly American equipment, given as remember Biafra. punishing the accused?" 1955, when the Soviets, again throueh J instead it is the idea of some radical State News science expert and The answer to this question is: yes! But • group that believes that such former Varsity Cab driver assures us it is punishing only in the manner in which ; "guerilla" tactics will bring about the however that within the next few the accused considers it. L£Tng Arh#» affected Michigan campuses, openly confessed strong feelings held responsible. Mbm-vDerie 3J££le repeated of students at MSU assisUnt£ including Spring Arbor College of dislike for certain individuals. "The renewal a said i has greatly groundwork and Olivet College. A small group of Asbury for the spirit After prayer the former enemies affected the atmosphere renewal was Classes were cancelled for a laid greeted each other and often campus," Marion said. "There is students arrived at Spring Arbor person-to-person 11 UrAoIf atf AcKlimi SlinHdV PaH R THflV f /~\1 ^ work week Asbury itrUiln nM«U «ExpIoring New 0fGod. deal with. The Sunday Dimensions: morning meeting an Opportunity to Prince was educated in Britain a I urch LPrince m m m I 'l hits pray. H™y- miners _... Others puontiy .... feelings of hatred toward friends homezsz&tszr publicly confessed , toniehiea . Christian nroficn|.ert presented FriHnv $ay Way,' Friday nitfht «... night and and Sunday, and nil all was educated in Britain tSL is . ml»i«e, the is J2&S ZEKS ancient and modern at Cambridge University. philosophy commercial artist. u — servedj— as a minister in i_ church services, Akins said. mi.. The theme of... the seminar is and associates. Washington, D.C., Toronto, the work of the Holy Spirit FORT WORTH. Tex. (AP) he said. "We're known „We be,jeve the |g rea„y Since then he has devoted his - ciuos, Neighbour said, "i Within the hour, others had Ont., and Pompano Beach, Fla., the world, is not movi in the Lansj area and life to he study and exposition being Ralph Neighbour leads a church by the bartenders and owners, love you and have an answer." heard arri nhnnt about whatwhat wac was goingartina nn and jS the author of numerous sponsored by church and is without real estate, one that When someone comes in facing a It s not a denomination, it's not and came to are expecting many more of the Bible, serving as a minister articles in religious periodicals as pack the chapel, open to all who e interested. ranges from homes to night spiritual crisis - a potential a religion but a person - Jesus The meeting, which began at well as the book, "Face Up With Akins asked all to join in clubs seeking a pattern for the suicide for instance - the Miracle." church of tomorrow. bartender calls us. We come." Ch'!sKL Neighbour said to .10 a.m., did not end for 186 mention hours, Marion said. a The two men will conduct prayer and support for this weekend of deeper Christian During the He is pastor of West Memorial Such work he said, "is just hp phnrrh the church was tn "chop off the day as many as 1400 people teaching and workshop sessions experience. Baptist Church in Houston, the one of the functions for the contact." filled the building. On two space city. For six months the churches cell groups. There are His at ion's „ „ evenings nearly 1600 people church has been doing things a other cell groups for divorced experiment, he pointed out, "is jammed the auditorium During little differently from other southern Baptist congregations, men and women, children experimenting with drugs and not a revolutionary criticism of eariv morninc hours after 2 a m the church" and is supported by 50 to 150 DeoDle remained each White churches give "We are doing pure research," Neighbour said in an interview, looking for a way out, Bible study and counseling." the Southern Baptist day P P remained each Convention. »'A wolIiri stnn,i tn tpll black effort $200,000 nprson He prefers not to be called "The Ffeverend ^igh^ur r^Jled session with a woman, 29, who "We're attempting to show how a chnrch can exist without Qf difficulties in his life and ask for nraver" Marion naid "We meet in homes and he believed was on the verge of brick and mortar," Neighbour "Praver would follow " schools." he said. "There isn't real estate. It's a church like suicide. She was the mother of two: she lived with a man to said. Neighbour said his church will oTsS rSe in chapel and NEW YORK "We're spending money very said he felt confused (AP) -- So far, frugally and carefully," the Rev. the earlv church family of whom she was not married; she call a moratorium six months i,__ h i about $200,000 from Dr> * Caivin B Marshall, a God." was an alcoholic. situation like from now and study the results . 1 d°n 1 ^ what 1 beheve I've broken every one of the predominantly white church rirooklyn pastor and president "We go to the bar and night a this," of its year of experimentation. groups has been turned over to of B-E.D.C. said. "We're trying the Black Economic t0 EDGEWOOD UNITED get tj,e most out of it that's F.AST LANSING UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY M Development Conference, the possible at this point." CHURCH r->An-rie-r Meeting organization whose sizzling FRIENDS MEE TING SEVENTH-DAY BAPTIST temporarily in "Black Manifesto" set off waves He said major initial efforts meeting for worship 3 p.m ADVE N T 1ST CHURCH CHURCH Wardcliff School of controversy in American were being concentrated on (American Baptist) Christianity. establishing a black publishing All Saints Parish Sabbath School 9:30 industry, Black Star Press, in 800 Abbott Road Worship Service 11:00 Gerard G. Phillips, Pastor With the beginning funds in Detroit, expected to begin Upper level, corner room K.G. Smith, Worship 10:00 a.m.&7 00 p.m. Peoples Church hand, that agency is taking operations this summer, issuing Child Dr. Truman A. Morrison pastor preliminary steps toward books, pamphlets and a weekly care provided ■ch School 11:10 a.m. East Lansing launching various programs national newspaper, University Group Dinner Meeting at 504 Ann St. All welcome are & Program 6-8:30 p.m. (Corner of Division) Wednesday prayer hour 6:45 Interdenominational aimed at improving the eventually regional weeklies, Grand River at Haslett Entrance economic lot of blacks in this Free Bus Service and Call 355 0839 if you 200 W. Grand River coun ry. ^ the priority we chose« need transportation Nursery 332-1888 East Lansing necessary to communicate and Sunday Services 11:00a.m. message acros Central United Methodist added. Collegian Seminar SUNDAY SERVICES Across from the Capitol 9:30 a.m. Lesson - Sermon Subject WORSHIP SERVICES "A lot of people a that we * FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CASTfllinSTCR PRCSBYTCRian ChURCh beginning to realize 9:45 and 11:15 A.M. didn't come into being to ?3>5 Abboff Rd. OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT cast £ansine, cnicmcan "Mind" up the United States, "The Unique Way "What's Your Line ' commented wryly. RliV. IRVING R. PHILLIPS-PASTOR SUNDAY SCHEDULE to Life Fulfillment" WORSHIP 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Church School Pre-school Adult Or. Howard Lyman FIRST ASSEMBLY SERMON: "Judge for Yourself" Fellowship Hour 10:30 A. Dr. Wallace Robertson OF COD Church School 9:45 to 1 1 :4I Worship 11:00 A.M. Free Public Reading Room FREE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH 1125 Weber Dr. Lansing NURSERY PROVIDED ALLLTIMES FOR RIDES CALL 337-0610 134 West Grand River (Sec bus schedule for both services in your dorm) Blk. No. of E. Grand River at Rev. Robert David Leas 337-0183 i OPEN CHURCH SCHOOL Downer Weekdays -• 9-5 p.m. Rev. Richard W. Bishop, Pastor SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH M S.U. LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. Evenings 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. Crib through Adults EPISCOPAL SERVICES All Saints Church 9:45 11:00 a.m. a.m. SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHOOL 1518 S, Washington Lansin ^LC-LCA LCMS All are welcome to attend for Students and Faculty c for Students at Church Services and visit anc 800 Abbott Rd. Sunday 7:00 p.m. Martin Luther 7:00 p.m. EVANGELISTIC University Lutheran Churc Chapel use the reading room. Dr. Howard F. Sugden Division & Ann Streets 444 Abbott Road 8:00,9:30, and 11:00 a 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY EC -2 2559 Ed-2 0778 "(iod in Drub OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH YOUTH & ADULTS Days" Alumni 4864 Marsh Rd., Okemos Chapel Pastor David Kruse for Transportation Call 9:45 AJvl. COLLEGIAN George Gaiser (2 mi. E. of Hagadorn, V1 mi. S. of Gd. R. behind MEIJER'S) Auditorium Rd. 4 84-66 4 0 4 84-2807 College Bible Class FELLOWSHIP WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP HOURS An Independent Church With A Biblical Message The End of Your Search in the fireside room 8:30 p.m. For a Friendly Churchy U-. feci Ward, Teacher Fireside Room am Matins 9:30 am Worship am Common Service 1st and 3 rd Comm. Guest Minister, Rev. Wallace Rehner 11:00a.m. • God Has liougli t Us' am Common Service 2nd and 4th Matins 5:16 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship -- Inspiration - Refreshments II A.M. am New Forms of Worship 11:00 am Worship (Comm.) I KI 1 BUS SERVICE: Morning and Evening i pm Wednesday Evening Communion Service 7:30 pm Wednesday (Vespers) For Transportation Call 332-2133 or 351-5125 EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH 841 Tlmberlane Orlva Call 482-0754 for information. WORSHIP. COUNSEL, FELLOWSHIP, STUDY WITH US. mttrdanominatlonal W. £. Robinson, Pastor E.D, Dawson, Ed. Minister UNIVERSITY UNITED Christian Reformed Church METHODIST CHURCH (luesl Speaker, Mr. Stanley R. Reltty "l-'ood for i: tenia I Life and Student Center 1120 South Harrison Phone: 351-7030 Trinity Collegiate Fellowship Wednesday: Mid-w««k Discussion and prayar hour at 1 509 River Terrace (across from Hubbard Hall) Free BUS SERVICE - Sea schtdula in your d EVENING SERVICE: "One I.oaf of Hrcad One Dody of Christ" "III Search of a Vocation" UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN 11:00 a.m.* Morning M onhlp • Alumni Dr. Leo E. Jeamhey, Lunch Wednesday 12:30-1:£ (hapeL one block east of CHURCH • CAMPUS HOUSE Dubuque Theological Seminary the Auditorium 10:00-10:45 a.m. Student Supper Sunday 5:00 P.M. • OlmunHinn t.ruupn 310 N. Hagadorn 251 W. Grand River for intuit* • Sunday school classes VORNING SERVICE (or children. '):00 A.M. Morning Worship 9:30 & 11:00 , Nursery at 11:00 a.m. Bible Study 9:45 a.m Discussion Group 9:3? : Worship 10:46 a.m. • Cost Supper 6:00 p."1 Rev. J. Herbert Brink Church School 9:30 (fo- all ages) I\11 7:00 p.m. • NurWfV preaching Nursery under supervision of a l.mumt fl,m J Campus Minister, tlev. J. Herbert Brink, Rev. Alvin L. Hoksbergen, l\ t hnprl. Dress Is In Minister, Kail Ruffnar J pastor Registered Nurse 11:00 H lion follows the s«n Gary Hawes campus minister Free bus for transportation, call 351-6360 or 882-1425 transportation 16 to 30 minutes before each serdce. 332-6193 332-3039 J 361-7844 361-8232 ^ Free Tranaportatfn ^— 17 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 20, 1970 Carelessness: big They check fire extinguishers, methods of cause of E. Lansing fires handling trash and Under information the Fire rubbish, exit doors and locks, cooking and Dept. conducts programs in the heating equipment and public schools and distributes literature on fire Investigation of fires that have occured not only Through inspection firemen have found that venting. Fire prevention safety. determine the cause of them but also makes helps programs for fraternities, sororities and the department I the biggest cause of fire in East Lansing. Open stairways are a hazard found in many of the older co-ops are available on request and the aware of hazards that have been overlooked in the past, Prether I The Fire Dept. handles inspection of most student housing houses, Prether said. They act just like chimneys, carrying the escape routes. department will help plan said. I " ° ff - campus, Fire Marshal Berman Prether said. smoke, heat and gas upward. The school "We inspect all commercial properties, schools, churches and Most deaths in fires are caused program, which involves children in the Fire prevention is by smoke and gas rather than elementary grades, has been quite successful, becoming a e important part burning and this makes it important to have enclosed Prether said. of the fireman's multiple dwellings on a routine basis," he said. and other such fire stairways Through assemblies, slide shows, electing work, he said. hazards that they find are the result of carelessness a school fire marshal Most containing features, he said. and other such activities the I Inspection is only one of the three main duties the Fire children are presented with a positive Although the possibilities of fire exist in spite of any rather than building deficiencies, he said, and the more people image of the Fire Department. efforts, | vou have in a building, the more chance there is for fires. performs, he said. The other duties are information Dept. and This program has preventive actions have been shown to be effective. helped to get the children on our side and "We can see from I Through inspections the Fire Dept. can both ensure investigation. keep them there our records that a concentrated effort in a and is a major factor in keeping down the given area can reduce the number of fires I correction of building deficiencies and also make residents more All three duties are geared toward fire prevention. number of false alarms, he said. prevention does work." there," he said. "Fire I .ware of the need for safety. I The most common fire hazards the marshals find are blocked I exits and misused electrical appliances, Prether said. jj|IffM |r0 FINANCE SCHOOLS Milliken Wootco DEPARTMENT STORES incomefax J LANSING (UPI) - Gov. about vetoing a bill as a matter of policy," he said, "but William G- Milliken said today my lc will "have no part of" a plan opposition is very strong." Lfore the Michigan House As far as the school aid bill is fciich would raise the state concerned, he said, "the jA. hew (cu/uOfvCK Ecome tax by 35 per cent this important thing now is to get it ■ear to help finance schools. out of the house and into a I The plan, originally drawn up conference committee." ft* mm ly State Rep. Roy Spencer, Milliken also said he is "very Tl-Attica, calls for collection of a hopeful" a bill to raise the latewide property tax of 10 cigarette tax by four cents will Kills and raising the income tax be reported out of the Senate Id finance public schools in the Taxation Committee soon. Jute. Property taxes now Committee Chairman Harry De RECORD SNE (rerage 24 mills in Michigan for Maso, R-Battle Creek, has been Ichools. blocking the bill. 1 "The very fact the legislature In another area, the governor I entertaining the idea of raising said no one has the party's s by some $420 million this consensus designation for the _j is unthinkable," Milliken U.S. senate nomination locked Kid his weekly news conference. up yet, not even Mrs. Lenore |l will have no part of it." Romney. ■overnor stopped short of The governor said he "will COME SEE . . . he would veto the block a stampede for anyone" at il if it were included in the meeting scheduled for ContfelV!aShin9t0n !nVitational "Pie E«ing Contest" Feb. 21st at 2:00 PM ie je school aid bill, though he left impression he would do so. Lansing Saturday during which the existing list of potential WnTer r^eiveTa^r' 5 °f j,raternj.ties and sororities of Michigan State University. 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Cotton knit ribbed sleeve shift 11.95 ribbed waist shift 11.95 Charge Charge Lett's Fas 8 Track Tape Cartridges Famous Artists Corner of Ottawa & N. Butler Behind the Capitol MERIDIAN MALL 1980 484-5359 Shop G^and River Ave. and weekdays 10 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Marsh Road Shop Sunday 12 Noon to 6 p.m. What a Utile Money Can do at l.ctt's 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February ; '• 1970 'Vittoria' more strained because combine of the lover, are tender ones. lending it authenticity and Anna Any film that brings fiery Anna Magnani back to the film's excessive length, but the "The Secret of Santa Magnani's embodiment of the screen and gives lovely Vima Lisi story is so pleasant one tends to Vittoria" is good fun with the spirit and fire of an Italian her long - awaited chance to act overlook Its shortcomings. simple spirit and ethnic peasant woman giving it can't be all bad. The story ties in three neat quaintness of its Italian setting substance, "The Secret of Santa subplots involving Bombolini his bitchy wife, their Vittoria," the film that showcases these talented daughter and her lover and a actresses, is, in fact, quite good. love affair between Miss Lisi and Besides servicing actresses, the film adds a lively plot, an earthy sense of humor its a wounded soldier. Before the final fadeout, each is happily resolved in the classic Latimer, Bowles and beautifully photographed Hollywood tradition. landscape overcome succeed and its as scenery excesses an engaging to and their characterizations, Robert the By far the most colorful of subplots, the domestic troubles of Bombolini and his wife are fierce but humorous to play concerts entertainment package. The plot, based Charlie Latimer, Paul Bowles Latimer said, "I think we have a Its excesses are too much Crichton's best seller, concerns moments. Miss Magnini plays the time and too much Anthony Santa Vittoria, a^smilMtaUan fie^Tt^an's1Sre7to ^tion, and Co., a Detroit contemporary collection of diversified musical Quinn. Director Stanley Kramer town, whose citizens, long proud endowing her character with folk group, will be appearing thoughts all joined together to allows his film to go on far too long of the wine they produce, hide a outward venom, inner tonight and Saturday evening in produce one complete musical -- material as flimsy as this cries million bottles of wine to tenderness and overall vitality. ® y 00111:6115 at tought. They often include a out for condensation and fast prevent German confiscation Her marital spats with Quinn, Hubbard Hall. comedy routine between songs, pace ~ and permits Quinn to during World War II. involving shouting, pot throwing Formeirly a duo, the group Latimer invited students to dominate the film with his The town's united effort to and a lot of ducking on Quinn's recently added two supporting come and talk with their group exaggerated, one - dimensional hide the wine is managed, to part, are splendid moments. guitarists, Mark Sustig and Noel between performances. They Exuberance performance as Bombolini, everyone's surprise, by With Quinn and Magnani Christian, and a piano player, will be entertaining m the Anthony Quinn plays Bombolini, the town buffoon who becomes a hero, in "The Secret Santa Vittoria's clown hero. Bombolini, the town buffoon providing the color and humor, R°y Baker !?ubbar^, c,a®'ooms at 8 p.m. Santa Vittoria," Stanley Kramer's of Its excesses are forgiven, who became mayor as a joke and the subplot involving Miss Lisi Latimer and Bowles have been Free coffee will be served, entertaining but old fashioned film. thanks to the first rate - though remained to gain the people's provides poignancy. Miss Lisi partners for three and a half thoroughly old fashioned » trust and respect by saving the portrays a cosmopolitan young years, performing at clubs in craftsmanship with which the town's liquid treasury. woman who returns to Santa ^ftr°!t s"ch % Tbe . RaY,en: 'ON SEVENTH DAY' story is delivered and the spirit The plot is basically simple Vittoria and her scenes with Absolute Zero, The Living End the rest of the cast instill into and full of loopholes that grow Sergio Franchi, who plays her and The Poison Apple. They have also given shows at colleges PROGRAM INFORMATION 882-2429 NOW SHOWING ELEC. IN CAR HEATERS throughout Michigan, including U-M, Central Michigan universities. Eastern "I'd really rather play for college audiences than any Songs "On the Seventh are races. It includes "a song made the section tod deals with Day," on with ] other," Latimer said. "They're pistol shots" and rioters planning to demonstrate at Mercury Records, is a thought • usually the most responsive. talking about what they're going convention, not suspecting We're really looking forward to provoking album which is a to burn down and concludes relevant item for all those violence that would flare coming to MSU." with chants of "Soul Power." In interested in contemporary A very "The Song is Mightier I describing the group, effective anti - war the Gun" is a smooth number society as well as contemporary music. song, Trie Sound of Drums" is which closes the album offering Written by Alan Bernstein plaintively sung by a soldier further hopes for world ■ ml and Victor Millrose, "On the fighting in Asia. The lyrics of the peace, Seventh Day" is one of the most song are especially thought - The album has been released controversial and hard - hitting provoking, contrasting a with two different covers * records to have been released soldier's, a parent's and an with the Blind Faith albur officer's viewpoints on war. The first cover was consider. • within the last few months. It's similar to those fast - song's ending is particularly controversial to displa, action newsreels of movie splices potent; the singer--soldier is cut record store owners. It features off from his life and his song in two young naked children facing run together to give a three - By RAY WALSH the middle of a word. minute history of mankind; but State News Reviewer front, with skyscrapers in the The second side of the back. The back this record blends vocals and cover is instrumental bridges with on - rested / That was a big mistake / album opens with a volley of negative of the front, darkened the - spot recordings of actual For on the seventh day WE took gunshots, fading to with apparent radioactive events. over." instrumentation and former fallout. The album is a chilling one, Musically, the album begins President Johnson speaking The second cover depicts the with mui each side devoted cotll uevuteu to lu the lIie with "There's A Baby," a soul - about the inadequacies of gun original tree from the Garden of exploration of various societal vocal which leads into contJoJ legislation. Eden, its branches outlined in themes; side one, for example, actual tapes of participants of They Call Me Gun the form of an atomic bomb, examines the problems of the the Enola Gay flight which continues as a gutsy vocal that is The. skeleton of the snake is atomtc bomb, rioting and dropped the first atomic bomb interwoven between tape Splices wrapped around the tree trunk fighting in Asia. Gun legislation, on Hiroshima during World War of the assassinations of President with the sinful apple in its assassinations and law II. After the narrative the song John Kennedy, Lee Harvey mouth, enforcement are effectively dealt continues, asking the question Oswald, Sen. Robert Kennedy "On the Seventh Day" with on side two. whether Mankind can "build a and Rev- Martin Luther King. provides a new and creatively The theme of the album, the world where he is free to live / After a brief tape of "We different way of looking at Shall Overcome," the last contemporary society, best destruction of man by himself, is ^ree to 'ove / free to give." described best by the opening Burn the "R,,rn tho ™aM"Night" mixes sect'0" of the record deals with expressed perhaps, bv the words of the recording: "It took tapes and music in creating a the 1968 Democratic closing words of the album, God six days to create a perfect view of the difficulties involved Convention in Chicago. It "you know, friend, maybe • if world / On the seventh day He in communication between >nc'udes a talk by Mayor Daley, we're lucky -• we'll get an eighth but the most impressive part of day." Holden's black DAYTOHA BEACH - WHERE culture room GIRLS are to host Wharton the BO YS are President Clifton R. Wharton will speak at the opening of ACTION is Holden Hall's new Black Culture Room at 3 p.m. Sunday. ON THE Thomas Gunnings, II assistant professor at "WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS BEACH counseling center, will also speak at the presentation in the The welcome mat is out for collegians this spring along 23 MILES OF cafeteria. FREE PUBLIC BEACH where sun, sand and surf await your pleasure. The The Black Culture Room, Daytona Beach Resort Area is where it's all happening. Join the FUN located in the east lower lounge, crowd at the IN place . . . where there's so much more to do! contains books, magazines, newspapers and art objects WRITE DEPT. , CHAMB relating to black history and culture. CITY ISLAND, DAYTONA The public is invited to attend the presentation and opening^ «* "" UNIVERSAL FAMILY at BRODY, Friday Feb. 20th 9 -12 p.m. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 20, 1970 Myths true fa Phi Pledges Kappa Psi pledges will "This is really how to a fuller hold workshop different areas, Kurylo said together and in sub-groups rodeo sponsor a workshop Saturday, of c system should be but is not. understandin& of areaS are the individuals entitled "Focusing in on the different life styles within the simulating intergroupYorTflicts. Sub-group discussion Seventies." All sororities and house, the house Walter Martin, " * asst. professor of w"! developed," within the system and the fraternities at MSU have been — The workshop will probe the system relative to campus. humanities, will address the ZwL/Th fi h" By SHIRLEY JOHNSON invited to send two Greek problems in three The group on what he thinks the and Ending solutions State News Staff Writer representatives from their pledge participants will work with Does "Ride em high," "Stay em" and "Yah yo!" bring Tom Kurylo, Dearborn AT MUSIC CONFERENCE I to mind cowboys at rodeos, with junior and Phi Kappa Psi pledge, originated the idea and suggested their girls anxiously waiting in it as a pledge class function. I the wings for them? While the picture is a familiar jne, rodeo has been the recipient I of many misconceptions. Kurylo feels that fraternities and sororities have the greatest potential for "living - learning" 3 'U' harp stude of any living situation on I MSU will hold its first rodeo campus. However, he says that Three MSU students will be I for intercollegiate participation, Chicago from March 6-10, and they do not take program, including peices by Lielie Maloney and Jane proper a result of this, the television Ham M.Tci,. Mozart, advantage of this opportunity. Fn«pmhip at the r Mendelsohn, Carols Yankitis, Cass Technical Higr I program, MSU Sights and He added that the Greek' Educators National Conference r the *°UPB ^ ^Izedoand Marcel Grandjany, School, and Sara Wolz. Saginaw I Sounds on WJIM-TV, has problem is their »n Chicago, March 8. country. The Michigan Harp Ensemble plus a harp demonstration. The troubadour harpists a I decided to destroy some of the living - learning potential Ellen Baumgartner, Detroit I common misinterpretations positive way. enior, Sylvia Albert, Westland will appear in concert at 4 p March 8, after the Chamber , Miss >lta Baumgartner and Miss J?"6"6 n ?*1"%Brown, W,lson> Deborah and I about rodeos. "Rather than ophomore, and Yelta Eroude co-directors of Terrel Couch, from Detroit recruiting Mary Singers, State University College, program. Miss Froude The program will be shown members that merely mirror Gerstenlauer, Detroit freshman, teaches harp at Cass Technical inner-city elementary schools; Genesco, N.Y., in the Waldorf | tomorrow on channel six at 6 personalities, likes and dislikes, three of the pedal Room of the Hilton Hotel. High School, Detroit, and gives Annelle Johnson and Diane p.m. interests, etc., the houses should harpists in the group of 13. The lessons at MSU. and Karla From the common idea that They will , I be recruiting members who are other seven play tourbadour educational and The other pedal harpists are: every cowboy is bow - legged to I the belief that only drunks are opposite to those currently harps. I participants in professional living in the house," he said. The harpists will convene i ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ JI rodeos, the validity of these I beliefs and other tales will be discussed and analyzed. I While many people fee! that PARENTS VISITING? SWELLS HALL FILMS I all professional rodeo members I are ranch • bred cowboys, today For the few who care a film from the director of 1 the average rodeo participants is Blow - Up, Zabriski Point, La Aventura a college - trained athlete who Fri. - Sat. I has decided to cover the pro - I I circuit, according DeHahn, president of the MSU to Harry Israeli New Left 104B Wells 7 and 9:30 I Block and Bridle Club. $1 00 DeHahn said that the myth of Michaelangelo I geographic distribution I longer holds true. He cited an I example, the 1961 World no member to talk Antonioni's I Champion All Amos Kenan, a spokesman for has Rejected Israel," Kenan's Around I Cowboy, who was raised in the Israeli New Left, will speak topic, reflects the Israeli New I at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Gold Left's concern over its neglect Brooklyn New York. DeHahn will also present Room of the Union. Kenan's by the Western New Left and with apparent Western attitudes some of the techniques used in a appearance is sponsored by rodeo on this show. American Professors for Peace in which see Arab guerilla attacks as similar to those of the 202 ROOMS - SENSIBLE RATES A demonstration of the iron the Middle East and Kadema » National Liberation Front in LOCATED AT 1100 TROWBRIDGE mare, (a device strung from the Students for Israel, FOR RESERVATIONS - CALL 351-5500 Vietnam. ceiling used by athletes to "Why the Western New Left I practice various methods of the Kenan, a columnist for the Israeli daily Yediot Achronot, is I rodeo sport) will also take place. Prince In addition to the Charles the author of "Letter to All men on the Good People." A radical since show, a college co-ed will I demonstrate the art of tying a his early student days in Paris, ■ goat. This is one of the three to serve RAF, the 43 - year - old Kenan is ■ events sponsored for women in currently a member of the 1 the rodeo. The rodeo will be held Feb. Royal Navy Movement urity an for Peace and 127 and 28 in the Livestock LONDON (AP)1- The son and v Left). ■ Pavilion on campus. Shows will heir of Queen Elizabeth II will | be held at 7:30 Friday and follow the tradition of British I Admission p.m. to the show is Saturday. $1.50. kings and join the Royal Navy, the royal family announced NORTHSIDE I FRI. SAT. SUN. ■ Tickets are available in the Thursday. DRIVE-IN THEATRE^ 3 ADULT HITS ELEC. HEATERS 1 Union ticket office. The announcement said 2 Miles North on US-27.. 482-7409# Prince Charles, 21 last (Blacks premier November, will first do a three • to four - month stretch in the Royal Air Force next year until I TV program he qualifies as a pilot. He will join the navy in the "Soul!" a weekly black autumn of 1971 for "three to ariety - talk show, will premiere five years," at the end of which :30 p.m. Sunday on WMSB his royal highness could decide | (Channel 10), MSU television. whether he wished to serve for a further period." The show is produced by and Charles will be graduated ifor blacks. Guests on the show from Trinity College, ■ each week will be personalities ■ and recording artists in ■ and blues, gospel and hard rock. rhythm Cambridge, in June. He entered the university Oct., 7, 1967, to % FULL LENGTH, UNCUT ■Interviewed. the will major in anthropology and history. The statement gave no / COMPLETE MOTION PICTURES Curtis Mayfield, lead singer indication whether Charles will Fri. & Sat. Only ■ |for the Impressions, is host for serve in the air force as a civilian or with military rank. e show. IMuseum cave tools ike today's in uses SEX » HORROR NO. 1 (SEX) "Stone to Steel," a new exhibit at the Museum, shows J modern tools that are functional equivalents to prehistoric tools. When examining the 14 stone tools on display, a person can ADOLESCENT! Mice a close resemblance to modern tools, also on exhibit, I Chester A. Trout, I preparator at the Museum, said. The sandstone block on exhibit was used to I tools. Today sharpen some sandpaper serves the same purpose. The awl, like an UTfVSJ maturing THE "* pick, was used to make holes in such things as Today's knife is compared to the prehistoric leather. JOHN LODGE-JOE E. ROSS- THE SEXUAL AWAKENING OF A 13 YR. OLD GIRL w stone knife that caveman used to skin animals. The display also includes an Color by DeLuxe arrow, axe, drill, hoe and a saw. 'The display is . I °f stones and simply to show how tools were first used out bones, and how we still use similar tools," Trout The Word JAZZ with "The Ed Russ Trio" IN THE TRADITION OF PSYCHO 3:30 - 7:30 HOMICIDAL THE BLOOD LUST OF A SEXUALLY SHOWTIMES DERANGED HOMICIDAL MANIAC TODAY at the 7:00&9:30 106B WELLS * Shown once only at 9:00 P.M. Admission to ALSO "THE MATING URGE" twice at 7:00 & 11:40 p.m. BOTH FILMS ONLY 3RD HIT * FANNY HILL shown 3rd at 10:20* $1.00 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Fcbruury a, Entertainment set braces for 5th Dimension TTie 5th Dimension, the soul finds to his desolation no one to Saturday nights in 108 Wells Lansing Area Films opens tonight at the Spartan «. . Academy Award nominee Goldie Hawn group whose career has been tum to with his own problems. Hall. "The Only Game in Town," East. (Not reviewed by press nominations including Best Film . soaring ever since their first See it at 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30 106 Wells Hall is hosting a which re-unites Elizabeth Taylor time.) (at the Lansing Mall); "The complaining? ' who's smash single "Up, Up and Friday night at Conrad double feature Friday and and director George Stevens RECOMMENDED: "Bob & Secret of Santa Vittoria," an Away," will appear at 8 p.m. Auditorium and Saturday night Saturday night consisting of (whose last two meetings, Carol & Ted & Alice," featuring earthy, ethnic comedy elevated Sunday in Jenison Field House at Wilson Hall Auditorium. You "Homicidal," a William Castle "Giant" and "A Place in the Academy Award nominees by Anna Magnani's fire (at the to provide the top entertainment won't soon forget it. horror flick, and "The Sun" were causes for rejoicing) Elliott Gould and Dyan Cannon Gladmer) and "Cactus Flower," offering of the weekend. "Planet of the Apes" is an Adolescent," a Japanese (at the Campus); "Butch Cassidy (at the Michigan) which isn't the State), and " Ending," a dreary T?e „ The group, famous for imaginative, entertaining science exploitation film. role since "Bonnie i I Clyde," and the Sundance Kid," winner much but it does have Oscar about modern mPlnHappy "Stoned Soul Picnic" and last fiction epic about a group of marriage ranii year's fabulously successful astronauts whose spaceship lands "Aquarius/Let the Sun Shine in an alien world where apes rule In," is the first ASMSU pop entertainment offering winter and judging from last week's long ticket lines and this this men and occasionally the bizarre illuminating complications that result. Shows at 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30 Friday — and — W»st liCACHCIS No floor seots week's ticket scalper activities, Hunter" is a sensitive, night at Wilson Hall Auditorium they should be well received. compassionate film of a lonely and Saturday night at Conrad For those who felt the lines deaf mute's anguish that should Auditorium. were too long and the scalper's not be missed. Alan Arkin gives Michelangelo Antonioni's for 5th Dimension prices too high, there's always one of the finest performances "Eclipse" shows Friday and Seating for The 5th Dimension concert at 8 Pop entertainment chairman Steve Plichta said the movies to fall back on. ever recorded as John Singer, a p.m. Sunday, will be arranged in the bleachers that this round arrangement was Saturday night in 104 Wells Hall. necessarv t On-Campus films deaf mute always eager to relieve Regardless of your outlook of around the basketball court in Jenison, with no provide enough seats to pay for the concert "The Heart is a Lonely the suffering of others, who his work, an Antonioni film is seats on the floor. Seating will be increased from 9,300 at fall tern,' usually worth seeing. His «AST «lfACHERS The $3.50 seats are those directly facing the concerts to 11,000 for The 5th Dimension. characters are usually alienated long sides of the court, upper and lower decks. people whose motivations are 31 All the rest are the $2.50 seats. lansing mall Plichta said that in checking into the never clarified and the pace of The basketball court, which must remain set group's type of performance, he found out from the U of his films are slow. Thus, the up all winter term, will serve as the stage. M, that they performed well in the round stage casual filmgoer usually ignores dismisses them, and critics o GEN ADMISSION o- Because this would limit visibility, no seats will be set up on the floor. arrangement. f 5628 W. SAGINAW • 484-4403 or and film buffs look for all sorts of symbolism and hidden Nominated for 3 Academy Awards meaning. Critics, in 1962, expressed some misgivings about REDECORATION IN FEE "Eclipse" but were sure of its • BEST PICTURE • BEST DIRECTOR • BEST SONG filmmaker's importance. "North by Northwest," Alfred Hitchcock's thriller stars concludes with a slam bang chase on Mt. Rushmore. Forget fast paced Cary Grant and Blacks plan remodeling of grill By ESTELLA CHAMBERS the loopholes and script pictures depicting black history, haye so many misplaced facts project started and based on the minority groups that they areas Plans have begun to remodel Roy Sigh, chairman of the much contrivance; it's good fun. and this might help them to project groups' tentative outline a part of America as Fee grill with black artifacts and project, said recently. else," he said. Shows at 7 and 9:30 Friday and understand the black movement, and research. This is a anyone "The project hopes to aid in the revolution and the part they substantial sum to enable us to Sigh said that he has already instilling pride in black students can play in improving society. get started, but we are still started to make contacts that and to motivate interest in their Tentative layout and interior might help in getting the project looking for other sources which Sears own student respective fields. A black sitting in this grill might design plans contributed black students include plans to by will necessary contribute to the complete funds the going. "Dr. Robert Weil, assistant say to himself that Frederick erect "Walls of Dignity" and to professor of art, has volunteered project." Sears is on Douglass, W. E. B. DuBois and display pictorial representations to aid with the art campus. . Martin Luther King made it and of black history from 1620 up "Our basic holdup now," Sigh interpretations of the project. I realize that although many said, "is the lack of qualified until the present, Sigh said. Harry Reed, a graduate assistant looking for men or parts of MSU's curriculum might "In addition we would like to persons to aid in the actual in history, said that he would aid not deem themselves relevant to remodeling job. We need artists, in historical interpretations. Don women interested in me black individual, I can display artistic artifacts and historians, interior design majors as a Coleman, assistant director of RAUL NEWMAN !S also make it," he said. contemporary expressions of and more ideas and suggestions." the Dean of Students, is black going to experiences." BUTCH CASS10V AND THE SUNDANCE KID «SfH& g starting a career in Sigh added that students can also benefit from white Sigh said that the governing body of Fee has already "We're interested in product that will look like a a finished aid the project in contacts," he said. making the grill's setting because they professional job, that will make Sigh added that anyone allocated $800 to get this (S ROBERT REDFORD KfilHARlNEROSS. it real and that will say to all ADVERTISING interested in helping in the Co-stamng STROTHER MARTIN. JEFF COREY, HENRY JONES. E.ecui... p.odU«. project should contact him as Presents BRAMS rfftST UHSIN6 toTwTl FRI. SAT. SUN. ELEC^EATERS C0PYWRITING Our representative will be here : 'I "FIRE THE Census shows FEBRUARY 25, 26 and 27 population up Positively Adults Only X Rated Sign up at the Placement Office, Student Service Center LANSING (UPI) - The 1970 census will show that Michigan's PLANETARIUM population has increased 12.1 "so graphic, I could have per cent since I960, the Michigan Dept. of Commerce sworn the screen was predicted Tuesday. SmOking." —N.Y. Daily Column FRIDAYS 8:00 P.M. SKY SCAN: (Admission Free) The department Michigan's population increase said Learn the constellations. will outstrip all other states SATURDAYS Second Thursday each NOW SHOWING ALL COLOR! bordering on the Great Lakes. A "If i were to describe • - 2:30 P.M. & 8:00 P.M. month (Mar. 12th) 8:00 p.m. growth rate of 10.7 per cent has in detail what goes on in splay on SUNDAYS been predicted for Ohio HIS REVENGE 2:30 P.M. & 4:00 P.M. followed by Indiana with a 9.8 'Inga', I'd get arrested." Information -- 355-4672. Abrams Planetarium, Science Road & Shaw Lane, MSU, East Lansing. per cent increase, Minnesota —Robert Salmaggi. WINS Radio PRODUCED A MASSACRE No Preschoolers Admitted with a .8.4 per cent and Wisconsin with 7.1 percent. STARTS TODAY! Dice was his vice Men hers. LONG "RIDEH FROM MARIE ULJEDAHLSSOMME^W uNaffisit-®! ■ ANNON(Vximtion AN .CLAY PITTS■ ROBEKTBRATSIOT'DOMALDD?NNIS INSKAFILM. ltd.Picture ACINEMATION INDUSTRIES Release HELL (*) PERSONS UNDER t? NOT ADMITTED FROM THE NOVEL "JUDAS GUN' BY GORDON SHIRREFFS SCREENPLAY BY ROBERTO NATALE AND STEVE REEVES "INGA" SHOWN TWICE AT 7:09 and 11:00 P.M. WITH WAYDE PRESTON DICK PALMER SILVANA VENTURELLI LEE BURTON ALSO DIRECTED BY ALEX BURKS "ONE OF THE "IESSE HIS FIRST PICTURE SINCE "BONNIE & CLYDE" YEAR'S in npftT... M DEBUT OF 20th CENTURY FOX PRESENTS 10 BEST! * % Ztfu the year:- EMzaiteetthi TTkyl©r Wanrerm Beattty ina GEORGE STEVENS-FRED KOHLMARproduciion Til® ©only Gamme 1st T®wmi MATINEES DAILY AT 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:45 and 9:40 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 20, 1970 ^ Repertory Company stages the immortal de Bergerac' The accomplished Classic and his anti materialism and - costumes by Vic Leverette Repertory Company of Wayne highly romantic notions cause are State University has absolutely stunning. once , triumphed again this time in a royal treatment of Edmond Rostand's PANORAMA' many to rally about him. in the Many audience, that is, for he has enemies on stage. There are a few trivial faults. The main one is that Cyrano's nose is a bit too "Cyrano de Bergerac." In a superb exaggerated; mm Rostand is considered one of dueling scene with but this should not keep anyone a gentleman who insulted him, from seeing this the 19th century's most Cyrano noteworthy composes a ballad and production. There are so many celebrated dramatists, "strikes home on the last line." though a good performances it is difficult bit of a radical for his time. "What "Cyrano" was first performed in reflects a later, fool," "but Cyrano what a to single out names, but John Sterling Arnold as Cyrano and Temperature Paris in 1898; it was an instant gesture!" Barbara Smith as Roxanne are success and has remained so. By KENNETH STERN Cyrano, fascinating. Rostand ignored the then - State News Reviewer poor fellow, is madly in love with his beautiful cousin "Cyrano" is a great piece of current trends towards realism Roxanne, who is shrewd but theater, and I loved WSU's and wrote a very romantic, version. "Cyrano" will be in whose extreme almost fairy - tale kind of play. vanity blinds her 'Cyrano de But the play (which I saw at a preview) is so relevant and so Cvrano is «n unforgettable character sharing fame of Prinpp Hnmiot to what is really happening. She is in love with Christian, a repertory at the Hillberry Classic Theatre, and the Cass and Hancock in Detroit, rw beautiful fellow, but not too weekly until Rostand's classic drama, "Cyrano de Bergerac," opened Wednesday night at the stunning that audiences for King Lear for who hasn't hparri May. Tickets cost $3.25 Hillberry bright. He is the body, but at most Theater in Detroit. The play stars John Sterling Arnold as Roxane. The play is one of the modern theaters most popular, romantic works. Cyrano and Barbara Smith as ry T*. ls.come ,should, Cyrano is the brain in the affair 3L which Cyrano. marches His wit is on before Cyrano writes all his love razor sharp letters, happy that he can express his love to Frosh pia 'APPLAUSE' IN DETROIT a unobtainable object. Roxanne is seemingly to in love with the letters and the person who wrote them. When give the author is revealed after Pianist Richard many Reid, East Lauren all Lansing freshman, will Bac del years, it is too late. be heard in concert at 8:15 "Cyrano de Bergerac" is a p.m. today, in the Music Auditorium. magnificent play, the kind one Reid, who performed By KENNETH STERN STERN u,u expense. Whereas the .u musical ^ ■ ' sees nowadays only in repertory. with the last year State News Reviewer and dance about thp fart that u ... It is funny and brilliant. Lansing Symphony at ends on a happy note the Dollar — —j i (Margo has , _ they live for aDDlause W Ji'Z' and^„eve"mg eni°yable is most week run at Detroit's Fisher Miss Bacall should Theatre. Tickets are Pops Concert, will If Katherine Hepburn can sing £°und '°ve and is happy), the performing various attract expensive, Richard Spear's direction play Bach's "Prelude and Fugue I and dance for her first time in fllm depicts the beginning of many when the show ranging down from 3 makes use of the entire and D Minor," Beethoven's a from the successful musicals irn moves to New York after a five ■ stage and 1 "Coco," can Lauren Bacall do new cycle, with super - star Eve the past and present. Bacall is Bacall, and she beyond, and he makes the "Sonata in C Major I the same in the new musical taking an innocent (?) girl under "Oklahoma" is there, but so is almost 3 hour play into a fast • - (Waldenstein)," Chopin's Find out the official I "Applause?" The answer is an her wing. »0h Calcutta!" which gives the moving delicious visit. The sets "Ballade in F Major," and temperature al I emphatic yes. The musical is so conscious of audience the shock value of a by Russel Smith and the "Tocata" by Roy Harris. today. Come in to MSU Book I "Applause" is an adaptation the box office that in the first few male buttocks. Lights flash Store and buy 3 Lindy Stub I of the 1950 Bette Davis film act almost forsakes the good on stage, flimsy dresses are pens for that amount. In I "All About Eve" and in the P|ot f°r sensationalism. For worn, and we also get to watch a other words you get 3 pens I starring role as Margo Channing, example, after one of Margo's TV presentation of past Tony (reg. 29c each) for a low, low I Miss Bacall is flawless. She glides openings she goes with Eve and Award Shows. price. Stop in today and ■ around the stage in royal her fag hairdresser to a gay bar in the second act, more "think cold". I fashion, and with her smokey ,n the. Village, where the boys attention is given to the plot and ■ voice and body she is proclaim her as their idol. there is a vast improvement. I reminiscent of the great Marlene This >s 1970, not 1950, and Betty Comden and Adolph (Dietrich. proper respect must be paid to Green have written a musical for many different is during the f°™°.fxual theatre. influence in the their good friend Lauren Bacall, evening and and it j knockout in every one of In the biggest number of the Strouse's music is sometimes ■ them. Miss Bacall was the life show> a group of struggling tuneful but Lee Adams' lyrics land soul of this musical, and I y°un8 actors and actresses sing are very mild indeed. I was immediately placed under Despite its being very commercial and slick Broadway ■super "Applause" is • an updated and slick version of a terrific ^ f©CltUr©S ■movie, which concerns itself ■with the rise of a young starlet, A filmed tour of "Madeira ■the calculating and cunning Eve the Azores» wiU ^ |Harrington. ■the Margo Channing is presented at 8 p.m. Saturday in current super - star of the the Auditorium. ■theatre, and takes what seems to The ■be poor, sweet innocent Eve filrll) produced and narrated by William McCrea, ■under her wing because she feels follows the voyage of the cruise ■sorry for her. This is all part of shlp San Miguel from the ■Eves plan and she constantly Madeira Islands to the Azores ■studies her idol, and finally steps an(j the coast of Portugal. The ■into her shoes (after securing her film features a view of Lisbon ■position by sleeping with by night and a look at the two [everyone who is a stepping stone sunsets of Madeira. Ion her way to the top). McCrea is a graduate of I hves philosophy is that Massachusetts Institute of ■people don t care how you got ■there Technology. He produced his as long as you got there. first feature - length film in ■ There are several differences Moscow in 1961 while he was ■between the film and the there to deliver ^musical and, atfor the the most part, addresses to the Soviet Academy musical's Qf Sciences. IFUN WORKING IN EUROPE TODAY. . . 1:20-4:00-6:40-9:20 P.M. Hubbard Classrooms Feb. 20, 21 8 p.m. 75c BETWEEN 1,184,611 BOTTLES OF WINE Tickets available at Campbell's at AND THE GERMAN ARMY STOOD THE East Complex Reception desks, and at TOWN FOOL BOMBOLINI. HIS HONOR the door. THE NEW MAYOR OF SANTA VITTORIA lsUM\rrpTEED J0BS ABR9AD! Get paid, travel, meet people, MHA-WIC I offered. For FREE cultural program'literature including Men's Hall Association Bombolini was a |5®'a^s and applications, ■ pes Monnaies. write: ISIS, Admissions, 133 rue Brussels fi. Rplirhim. 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I.Di REQUIRED LISI KRUGER' FRANCH1 Kalamatoo BOOKSTORE 21 ANNA MAGNANI.. m,International Center, 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan F'iday, Februarys -SPORTS- , MSU cagerSy for Indiana By MIKE MANLEY State News Sports Writer A showdown of sorts will take place Saturday night in Jenison 2-7 in the conference and are dangerously close to the cellar. MSU beat Indiana Bloomington in its conference opener. 85-84, on a last second in floundering Hoosiers suddenly found the winning touch last Tuesday as they clobbered strong Wisconsin, 89-77. Compounding MSU Coach "Ralph seems to be all right," Ganakas said, "it's nothing damaging. He talked with Dr. Feurig about it and his mental outlook seems good. He'll play the guards, Jim Gibbons (10.3) and Pat Ml?U|B°7"ISki,l8,f L°Tl' forwards. team s Rudy Benjamin, the second leading scorer at conference with Miller (6.7) at the W"ght' * 6'8' 240 ' P<"",d center sophomore, and Ken Johnson, 6-6 junior forward. Wright, a highly recruited high school Joby a ruled ineligible. Ha,ris' » brilliant senior year at Admiral King High School in Lorain, Ohio, was picked by the Associated Press year LnjamL That Ohio Plaver the United "•-»- first c „f ?n e H as the Press.Thiswiiu!'by 1 Fieldhouse when MSU and shot by sophomore Ron Gus Ganakas' problems is the on Saturday." 1°;8' w,n be use<* as ® swin8 m»n player from Georgia has been up as the state's player - of - the - meeting between since their high ,he Indiana get together to Gutkowski. questionable right knee of Simpson will be shooting for between forward and guard, the and down like a rollercoaster school days tentatively decide eighth place in For a while it looked as if this sophomore Ralph Simpson, who MSU coach said. this season, averaging 14 Rounding out the hL the Big Ten basketball race. was forced to miss practice Since MSU's first meeting points. lineup is steady game would be the one to snap On a good day he is as tough guard Game time is 8 p.m. the Spartan's seven game Big Wednesday and Thursday when with Indiana, the Hoosiers have any big man in the league. as Atkinson, a 6-2 directs the Indiana £E Rl? Both teams currently stand at Ten losing streak. But the the pain flared up again. been forced to juggle their The Hoosier's leading scorer is offend ° lineup. Joe Cooke, the team's 6-0 guard Jim (Bubbles) Harris, a " 'Putney Swope' is leading scorer, lost the battle of transfer from Port Huron Junior of the year with attracting crowds day and night in New York that the books in late January and his place has been taken by Rick College. backcourt A man run and with shoot of wheelchair a demona^ basUhi quick performed bal it are exceeded only by Ford, a 6-4 sophomore. moves, Harris is hitting 18.5 a by thP f Indiana starts one of the most Detroit Sparks. am°"s the fans of 'I Am game and has taken up the Curious (yellow)'. physical front lines the scoring slack since Cooke was But Downey's trump card isn't sex, it's Varsity netters his refusal to honor the taboos that Frosh meet Alumni; meet alumni Rc Hollywood fastidiously Sat. "go see 'Putney Swope'. A pacesetter with obeys" - M Newsweek play CMU Tuesday The annual tennis from varsity match will take dI>« 8 a.m. until 5 . a|UniI1 HEI outrageous wit, As a final tune - up before nm along with Tom Lick and John Saturday in gym 2 of the Men' ageous creativity, Tonight 7:50 & their upcoming showdown with IM. Holms of last year's varsity unit The featured number guts and intelligence c 10:00 p.m. - Sat. Sun. the Central Michigan Chippewas, round out the nucleus of the singles match will take place at Tells it like its the MSU frosh cagers will squad. Also p.m. between MSU sophomore never been told before." 1:35-3:40-5:40- dressing for the -Judith Crist NBC challenge the Spartan alumni alumni will be John Collins, Carl Tom Gray, and alumni, Tom 7:50-9:55 p.m. this Saturday night at Jenison Walters, and Bob Peterson. Jamieson. In the other Rated Fieldhouse. The game will serve fhe frosh line singles _ - up will follow attraction Dust Jim Harris as a preliminary to the match, and will start varsity a 6 p.m. along the lines of previous Rhoades, UCLA a will transfer student froi meet John Goo< games. Jim Shereda will start at "PUTNEY SWOPE' One of the key players on the center; Brian Breslin and Jeff captain of last year's squad. the MSU single season scoring Youtl alumni squad will be Stan VanderLende will record against the Hoosiers. He position The top doubles match accent th needs 31 points to break the 14 - Washington, a member of the themselves at the forward posts; Ken Johnson Michigan The Truth and Soul Movie '66 team. Washington is the and Gary Ganakas will team get under way at 2 p,~ approximated' Arena fo year old mark of 600 set by second leading point producer in with Damon Huffman at guard. meet agai; Julius McCoy. Spartan history. Bob Berry of The Ganakas says his probable the '64 team, Rich Jordan of the been rt lineup will be Simpson (30.0) Fencers bow to '67 team, Steve Rymal and and junior Tim Bograkos (2.4) at Gerry Geistler of the '68 squad, Wayne; powerful years through winning or Rich's Bar tying two PRESENTS meet OSU, Irish Saturday The Swingin'est By MIKE DAKESIAN making mistakes in sabre that we should never make, and will kept rolling along with mark. The Tartars' performers were Rich Milazzo a 14-0 top S' definitely have to be eliminated." (foil), Dave Aumock (sabre) and The MSU fencing team faced The sabre and foil Hill Crawford (sabre), each 3-0. Jimmy "Gypsy" Russell - Organ its toughest competition of the year, and most likely for the rest of the season, as it bowed to were epee men defeated 7-2, contingents while the bounced back with a The action now shifts to Columbus for the Spartans, where they'll face Ohio State 3-3 STEPFIN WRIGHT - Drums Wayne State University 18-9, victory, 5-4. Spearheading the and Notre Dame in a triple • dual Wednesday evening in Detroit. epee attack were Bob Tyler and FRIDAY and SATURDAY Paul Herring, each 2-1 for the meet Saturday. The Buckeyes "Our inexperience is day. are the defending Big Ten 200 1/2 N. WASHINGTON champs but have been showing," Coach Charles The loss gave the Spartans a Schmitter commented. "We are 4-3 record, while Wayne State through graduation. Notre Dame has been traditionally strong under Coach Mike DeCicco. Want a _ superiob? Talk to the man from Associates He'll be here February 27 If you want to avoid boredom, you belong in a career where the action is vigorous, vital and varied. You belong in the finance business. You belong with Associates, a growing, restless, progressive financial organ¬ ization that helps make other companies grow and go. Make an appointment now through the Placement Office to meet the man from Associates. He 11 tell you about our opportunities for advancement. About our solid executive benefits...among the finest in the country. About our liberal Educational Assistance Plan. About everything you want to know for a superjob —a supercareer—in finance. You 11 never have a better opportunity to get in on the excitement that centers around big money. ASSOCIATES CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA and Subsidiaries 1700 Mishawaka Avenue, South Bend, Indiana 46624 Michigan State News, East Last Lansing, Michigan ^ — —SPO RTS Friday, February 20, 1970 13 leers eye U-M series to end loss State News^Dorts^Writer R Aim, characterized during his three Rick Duffett and Jc,,'^fuCOf.™Years in a Spartan uniform as a playmaker Pat Russo. clever Earlier in the season the Michigan's split string with f Spartans defeated Michigan in Home at last the Spartan ^enfrew agreed that the WCHA streaky scorer who has run red Michigan and the Spartans the Big Ten Tournament 5-4. In Wisconsin them last weekend put hockey team, after six straight 50,116 S°od teams playing hot and ice cold. have met 96 times on the ice the scheduled meeting between one game up on the road losses, is anticipating ™ls year and anyone can beat Watt, asst. captain of the with the Wolverines maintaining the two hockey teams the Spartans in the WCHA with 8-10 record. MSU is 7-9 an ^ victory before a partisan crowd the other with the breaks. team, has been creeping up m a 67-29 advantage. One game has Spartans won 3-2 in tonight against arch - - rival iIVai , J1116 hke, sPartans Spartans hopes hopes havehave the the scoring scoring statistics statistics almost almost ended ended in a tie. and lost a WCHA play. Overall MSU is W Michigan at 8 p.m. in the Ice bee" bolstered by the return of unnoticed. He presently has scoring struggle 8-6. 10-12 and Michigan is 11-12. *9 WBrft Arena. 1IB brilliant sophomore centers and seven goals and eight assists and O , II M M I"4 \ Spartans W lea^'"g,scorers °°n Thompson dual The Spartan losing streak is tied with Gagnon for second began three weekends ago at Denver, extended itself to four games at Michigan arD G'lle.s. Gagnon._ Both have sidelined with injuries, but reported as ready for the place in MSU scoring. Watt is not unfamiliar to the MSU scoring race. In his junior open season Tech teen and ana . . * then six after the Minnesota s year Bill slapped home 13 goals In the absence of against lllini Minneapolis Thompson and 10 assists. The 23 points weekend. Michigan times this Saturday acoauu did has the had also, uuly ai»u tough only last Wolverines and picked Sokoll, Gagnon two Spartans have a junior wing, has been MSU top goal getter. tur"'"g in 8ood P,ay all season second in overall UP the s,ack. Randy goals tied him for first as the scoring and the Other Spartans expected to By DON KOPRIVA at mile relay behind Bob Champaign May, A1 jump last week with a 47-61/2 break their six-game winless and has scored five goals and turn in strong performances are State News Sports Writer Henderson and John Mock. leap, will again be entered Randy Sokoll victory registered Often six assists. going unmentioned is Bill Sipola and Bob Pattullo, who registered a goal each at ^e. MSU track team will Those last three will provide the bulk of the Spartan attack that event, while other field in Bill Watt . . events will find Gordon Bowdell Watt who has been Minnesota; All-American goalie ... °Pen ,ls short dual meet the middle distances, with May in the high jump. Lloyd Bridges campaign Saturday when it takes HERE SATURDAY on powerful a young but potentially running the the 440 and 1000, Henderson Mock the half - in the long jump, Bill Bisko in the pole vault and Gary VanElst SHUTTLE BUS Illinois in the shot put. For Our Service Champaign - - Frosh Mike Murphy is also MSU's second and last dual Customers The meet will be the first entered in the 300 440 double meet of the indoor season will Grapplers face Michigan - dual affair for Fran Dittrich' while soph Paul Cooke, third ii be Feb. 28 at Michigan. crew after three successful the MSU Relays, will run th ventures into relay action. 600 with Wehrwein. Illinois has had a dual meet NEED EXTRA Hurdlers should provide By GARY WALKOWICZ (beating Purdue), a triangular key to much of MSU's scoring U-M's (losing to Wisconsin and winning MONEY? Executive Sports Editor most impressive upcoming Ohio State, 17-16. r. unbeaten in his first 16 Saturday as Charles Pollard. performance of the winter was Qespite a.,. their . record, . the — matches last • Iowa), and a quadrangular John Glenn Herriman season, but he (winning Howard ■ Let our young and colorful® Youth inexperience heir second place finish in the over Lincoln Middle W'u*. accent the wrestling team that Midlands " — Tournament, caun t be taken slipped somewhat after that fine but bghdy. They have several very start and hasn't Se^e rod Mu™ State) Doughty go and Way up against Hartwick " ~ Illinois's Dave I dresses sell themselves and " I commission plus discoun get" Volkswagen, Inc. Michigan will bring into the IM they've since lost their top capable _ regained that b fori wrestlers and form this season. the lack Bobert in the high and low I yourself. Arena for a 3 p.m. Saturday wrestler and team captain Lou cons'derable potential, though of dual action will barriers. I WRITE: I meet against MSU. Hudson to a knee injury, undeveloped, tf'—1 been The Wolverines, who have renowned for Hudson, who was 19-3 and a Big underclassmen, their Ten champ a year ago, is s^te",amon8,h5t *n one of the best matches wins in 14 dual meets. ' srrHrlSs SSSSr Expected to The MSU quartet set an American hurdle relay mark last weekend and Dittrich hopes the | | I Siam Fabrics P. 0. Box 243 Bangkok, Thailand I powerful teams for the past 40 apparently out for the entire of the meet U-M's Jerry Hoddy ™ provide the hurdlers will hp as sharp in years or so, have stumbled season. and MSU's Greg Johnson meet first Spartan to win 20 matches ) !e ?P«k ln the "tempt nijnj K to dump upcoming weeks as « they were in through a mediocre campaign, The Wolverines also wrestled in what could could well , a preview of ,hYs "will winning five, losing four and well in dropping a narrow 18-16 the Big Ten's 118-pound final h T,nwranrp U/ho SS'ngton Z''middle" tee X 'adventures in ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■a COUPON ■■■■■■■«■■■■■ tying two matches. decision at Iowa and edging Hoddy has < 1011 ^ Keith Lowrance, who can win nan win man r»:n iit.i Bill Wehrwein. ^ - . Z2"1"1 his 20th Saturday, goes at 142. Washington will i the 60 Likely entries in the mile for MSU will be Ken Popejov, Dave place finish 'in while Johnson his triumphed in the Midlands! pat ^ilakeTlV-O-^i^af 167' 6^ an^'t^ToQ6 if Dieters an^ Pete ReifKf ^^ile two S' gymnasts Wehmet is enZd i'nte 6o5; ^'"hurt^Sey'1'-"1'' goal: Jack Zindel ,m, a« 190. Vic breaking into the —— The Wolverines have another Spartan lineup. complete' the MSU lineup, zrrur •inn and Ralph Zoppa. Eric Allen, who re - set his MSU COUPON SPECIAL excellent wrestler at 177 where Champaign, and will anchor the l varsity record in the triple Jesse Rawls competes. Rawls 3-3 Big 10 mark was U-M's other Big Ten champ CHICKEN:N:CHIPS 99 S'swimming $2 last year, winning the title at SAVE $1.00 e By JOHN VIGES „ ... . 5?.p. th^ Ohio State. .n every event for In hi. .. . his strongest . }f0 nThis 13-2-1 mark and finished second ! squ REG. 3.99 a e ews Sports Writer in the Midlands. events, long horse vaulting and GOOD THRU SUN. The MSU gymnastics takes His foe for Saturday was to still rings he has averaged 9.0 to the road again this weekend, traveling to Columbus, Ohio to face the Ohio State Buckeyes in and he has also done well on the horizontal bar averaging 8.75. The other Ohio six event be determined Thursday when Dave Ciolek and Gerald Malecek square off in a squad challenge for final dual year m s 515 W. GRAND RIVER, E. LANSING DIAL 351-6300 match. a dual meet Saturday at 4 p.m."" man Tom Klein is not as tough By JOHN MASON The Spartans will be out to as Trott but he has scored close 150-pounder Lane Headrick (Statefbeat Ohio State last week Other ranked Spartans^ are lost to Spartan Ron Ouellet in State News Sports Writer 72-52. We lost to OSU 43-76." square their Big' 10 record at 3-3. to 49 more than once. He teams senior Dick Crittenden, tenth in , . i . the miuioiiua Midlands uuaia finals anu and will Wisconsin Spartan swimmers, besides get _ A victory over•the Buckeyes and with Trott to form a , ... . m . . Will get a and Minnesota ¥▼ 15UUI1MI1 us. Spring. 351-1391 or 1-BEDROOM Fire* floor • PEANUTS PERSONAL GRAND PRIX, 1967. Full power, efficiency 353-9233. 3-2/23 • REAL ESTATE air-conditioning. Extras. 42,000 2-2/23 Spring, summer. Block t< 351-1596.3-2/20 Close 663-8418 in, 663-8418.)V 1.9/0a no ^kil 9' 'h $88 SERVICE miles. $1,875. 337-0330. 5-2/26 • CAMP COUNSELORS - for co-ed WANTED: 2 girls for 4 man spring • TRANSPORTATION JAGUAR SEDAN - 1957. Perfect camp in Maryland. Age 21, W.S.I., Eden/Roc, no damage OKEMOS. 2-bedroom, 2 baths. FLEXIBLE • WANTED condition $1,000 or best offer. sailing, ECHO HILL CAMP, 3825 deposit. 351-9376. 2-2/20 $170/month. 351-8381 after 6 3-2/20 non-vacuou INDEPENDENT 694-8400. 4-2/20 Wisconsin D.C. 5-2/26 TWO NEEDED for large, 4-man p.m. Grad's home. Near, l!! DEADLINE 351-6771. MERCEDES 230 SL 1967. Red apartment, close $55/month. APARTMENT. BEAUTIFUL, GREEN'S APPAREL has part 351-4422. 3-2/23 furnished. Boys only. Rent beings 1 P.M. one cuss day be¬ spring term. Call after 5:30 p.m. NEED ADULT - 2 furnishea fore publication. Lansing store. Previous typing and GIRL NEEDED: to sublease spring IV 2-6677. 2-2/20 for light roo™ Cancellations - 12 noon one term. Chalet housekeeping. Close t Apartments. class day be for* publica¬ clerical experience required. 5-day week with liberal Reduced rent. 351-2073. 5-2/25 CEDAR GREENS, sublet spring and Union. $85. 663-8418.1-2-20 ° clothing tion. discount. Call Mrs. Kramer. summer terms, swimming pool. MEN 21 and over WOODSIDE APARTMENTS: 1 - Clean q 351 -6520. 2-2/20 Call between 9-4. 489-7521, after bedroom, rooms. Cooking and parking furnished, balcony, 5 p.m. 351-8262. 3-2/20 Close. PHONE MUSTANG 1965. Reasonable. 4875753 BABYSITTER NEEDED in Lansing laundry, security locks. Graduate 6-cylinder. In good or married students. 351-4698, home Monday, Wednesday and SUBLET ONE bedroom furnished 355-8255 484-6346. 3-2/20 Friday. 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Two 332-2920. 5-2/25 apartment Capitol Villa. Carpeted, IM rUn lart«' ^_«nr RATES NOVA 1969. V-l and four year olds. May bring air-conditioned, pool, near ar RENTED'^ 52-365o. J-2/20 child. 372-6658. 1-2/20 campus. Reduced rates. 351-3916. 5-2/24 I day 41.50 Call 627-6848. 2-2/ BABYSITTING - For room and EAST LANSING. 1 For Sale 15tf per word per day board. May have 1 child. Care for bedroom, CHEAP: $55. 4-t OLDSMOBILE 98, 1965. All power, furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9, 12 apartment 3 davs $4.00 2 electric windows. $995. 627-2500, children. Phone 676-1226 Beechwood month leases. Carpeted, heat 13 1/21 per worn per aay before 12 5-2/26 noon. 1. 351-1025. 5-2/24 5 620 Spring Street, Grand Ledge. furnished. $135 and up. 337-0511 days $6.50 5-2/25 or HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT 13f per word per day THREE PART-time sales managers, COMPANY 351-7910. 22-2/27 Houses car necessary. Phone Mr. Dier. OLDSMOBILE 1969 98. Meadow (based on 10 words per «d) 372-1585. 5-2/26 :AMILY 1 IEIKER BOOTS. 700's. green with vinyl top. All power. bedroom, basement with new. Size 11 mediui There will be a 50* service 7500 miles. $3200. by owner. office. Patio, double garage, MALE COUNSELORS for Boy's 351-8726. 3-2/20 and bookkeeping charge if 484-8366. 3-2/20 carpet .drapes, stove and washer. this ad is not paid within archery, nature, trips. 7 week Employment Very close. $175 plus utilities. 351-5705.2-2/20 LAURA Nyro ticket one week. OLDSMOBILE 368 442. 4-speed, Sunday season, June 28 to August 15. February 22nd. Ride COUNSELORS WANTED, For Camp apartment available 1 , Salary, room, board and laundry. 2 GIRLS neededonr spring and/or Somerset for Girls and Camp or faculty. Complete MMEDIATE OCCUPANCY: 372-8547, Bob. 1-2/20 State News will be 19,000 mill Write privacy and The giving experience, Spring/summer. Own room. polyglass tires, stereo tape player. Cobbossee for Boys. Require men parking. May be seen at David responsible only for the background. Camp Flying Eagle, pool. 351-1280, Wendy. 5-2/23 Willing to bargain. 372-3632. SIX-HEAD Autoreverse $2150. 351-6818 or 351-0885 and women highly skilled in camp T.V., 1025 North Pennsylvania. 1401 North Fairview, Lansing, recorder, custom 8 track first day's incorrect inser- after 5 p.m. 5-2/24 3-2/20 Michigan. 48912.5-2/25 CAMPUS NEAR. Very pleasant 2 Gary, 351-8907. 3-2/24 preferably with previous Camp bedrooms, living room, kitchen, ONE MAN to share five man house. OLDSMOBILE 1965 442. Excellent Counselling experience. Camps are FACULTY APARTMENT. CARTOONIST WANTED: Local bath. Unfurnished except stove Private bedroom. $60. 351-3841 BLACK LIGHTS, condition. Will sell or trade for located in the State of Maine. Unfurnished. No pets. EAST company seeks a cartoon artist for and refrigerator. ED 2-5374. 4-2/20 Available small car. 337-7469 after 4 p.m. Positions available in all LANSING MANAGEMENT. 5-2/26 MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY departments. Write full details to Phone 332-2627. C phone number and sample of 2 MAN, no lease, immediate East Lansing. C-2/20 The State News does not work to: NOVA HEALTH Camp Office, 225 EAst 56th ONE MAN to Street, New York, New York. occupancy. Fully carpeted new PEUGEOT 1961 sedan CONCEPTS, NEEDED ONE permit racial or religious 1029 Poxson, 10022.5-2/23 Twyckingham Apartme mobile home. All utilities, $60. STEREO: 4/8 track car player «vi discrimination In Its ad- $150. 353-3247 Lansing, Michigan 48910. 3-2/23 term. 351 -3411. 3-2/24 aparti FM Call Steve after 6 p.m. 882-8841 multiplex, tapes. 351 890 3-2/24 351-1164. 3-2/20 3-2/24 vertlsing columns. The STUDENT 5-2/23 State News will not accept TYPIST: must be For Rent FOUR ROOM, fui PLYMOUTH, 1968 deluxe. Two blocks to campus. GIRL NEEDED foi SKIS FISCHER Combi (195cm) advertising which discrim¬ QUIET, COUNTRY living, in a new 3 wagon.One owner, power steering, to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lease, deposit and references Koflach Buckle inates against religion, Call 355-8297 between 3 p.m. and TV RENTALS - Students only. Low Lease- bedroom, carpeted duplex. Large Boots Phone 332-3226 or Salamon race, color or national or¬ $1,650. Phone 337-7469 after 4 5 p.m. only. S-2/20 monthly and term rates. Call ^uLr!?: 339-8450. C-2/24 lot, patio, garage, Binding Poles. 355-9363 484-2600 to reserve yours. 3-2/24 p.m. 3-2/24 APARTMENT TO sublet appliances. $200 per igin. spring NEAT ENERGETIC young man fo _ University TV Rentals. C FRANDOR AREA 2 bedroom term: two blocks from Berkey - Phone 372-5781. 5-2/23 PEACE SYMBOL DECALS: Forcar, PLYMOUTH 1964 Sport Fury assistant theater manager. Threi NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands deluxe apartment. Carpeted, 351-0909.5-2/24 books, luggage, etc. Express convertible. 383.4BBI all power, rented only to MSU students and 526 STOPDARD. air-conditioned. $160 a month. yourself. 4 for $1 00. P.O. Box new tires"Call 351-5412. S-2/25 Full time immediately! Man for 4-man. employment durinj faculty. $8.84 monthly (including 1001 Fairway Lane. 351-3895 ONE OR two girls - ^ublet spring. 2536, San Rafael, C months. Lease for spring term. $70 per summer Contact Mr 355-2398. 16-3/13 $6° ' utilities included. 332-2029. 94901. 1-2/20 Automotive PONTIAC TEMPEST, 1968, Wardwell, Michigan Theatre 5-2/24 month. $100 deposit. Call Greg excellent 351-2609. 6-2/27 ALPHA ROMEO condition, $1,650. Lansing. 5-2/24 DOUBLE. PARKING. Clean, quiet, DUAL TURNTABLES 1968, 14,000 miles. LANSING now EAST near campus. One Like new condition. Best offer. PhoneJ332-1193. 2-2/23 h RENT A TV from reasonable, 237 Kedzie. Rob, 420 A HI-FI BUYS, 1101 East Grand DRAFTSMEN PART time a TV Company, 372-4828, 351-9584. 5-2/26 bedroom, furnished. Large airy ). Call 351-3918. 10-3/2 PORSCHE, 912, 1967 beige, beige River, East Lansing. 4-2/25 $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. interior. Chrome wheels, wooden engineering major Nejac TV Rentals. C Beautifully maintained. Select BMW 1800, '66. WANTED, ONE girl for luxury SONY TAPE recorder. Fisher 700T steering wheel, AM/FM short wave clientele. Lease 332-3135 or EAST SIDE, Three students needed with 100% radio. Abarth exhaust, 4 driving drafting a apartment. Call after 6 p.m. receiver. Thorens 150ABt TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - 19.0 for a five room house. Carpet, approximately 20 351-1177. 3-2/24 JBL D-130 speaker and Eico color lights, 4 fog lights, 5-speed $8.50 per month including stand drapes, stove and refrigerator. Must have board 'electrical system and brakes, for transmission. 36,000 miles. Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862 ONE MAN to share large mobile Two car garage. $165 plus deposit. organ. 351-6650. 3-2/24 detail work. Apply JOHN BEAN NEED 4th man to sublet spring term. 30 days or 1000 miles. Call 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' home - separate bedroom - $65 S1,395.00 Glenn Herriman, V.W., 482-8874. 3-2/23 DIVISION, 1305 South Cedar IV Chalet Park Apartment. Reduced month. 351-0473 or 351-6577 5 3 LUDWIG DRUMS, ZILDJIAN 6135 West Saginaw. 482-6226. 4-9471. Equal Opportunity rate. 353-9100, 339-2915. 3-2/24 7 p.m. or 353-9167 during day. ®EPR00M- House near Red Cedar cymbals, excellent ci 3-2/24 1962 good running Employer. 4-2/20 NEEDED TWO to sublet one - 5-2-20 52/23 Fami'V °n'V' 332"4320- Phone 355-1153. 4-2/20 conomon. $200. Call 355-3043 NEEDED: GIRL to sublet I DO YOU need ai BUICK LESAGRE 1964. Excellent after 6 p.m. SUBLET ONE bedroom i 3-2/23 Car necessary Edge apartment, Spring condition. 48,000 miles, power 351-2108.2-2/20 Manor. Call 332-4176 n. 5-2-20 steering, brakes. Make offer. VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Square-back. 355-2747. 1-2/20 Leaving Country, must sell. Best offer over $1000. 351-4663. SALESMEN part-time. WANTED: COLEMAN Full or >. 484-0035. SOUTHEAST AUTOMOBILE OWNERS BUICK 1962 Special. Recently 3-2/24 STEVENSON and ASSOCIATES, MARTHA'S VINEYARD painted and tuned. Fender dented. Advertising Specialities. For more business is to offer the largest discounts $200. 485-5698. 3-2/20 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Karmann NORMANDY MEADOWS, Okemos. ioning. Avocado our in information, call 351-6441. Summer 1970 Ghia, $1000 355-9770 after 5. deluxe unfurnished, Fully carpeted, town on new and used auto-parts and accessories. CHARGER 1967 440 3-2/20 _ 4-2/20 , pool. $140. Phone furnished except magnum, automatic wide ovals, $1750. Call COUNSELORS WANTED: Camp 3-2/23 182-9117. 7-2/27 STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Nobody beats us at our business, NOBODY! WANTED TO buy 1964, 1965 sn 372-5670. 3-2/20 Indian Trails for the physically Complete electrical and auto-glass service. convertible. Cash for sharp car. handicapped. Openings for men, CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS. 1404 OR 2: su 64 CHEVROLET Irr Phone 372-3105. 3-2/20 nine weeks, college credit. East Grand River. Married, Camp Best offer. Call 353-6977 after 6 located in graduate, seniors welcome. 5-2/25 Michigan. Call p.m. or 355-7453. 3-2/20 Auto Service & Parts 3-2/20 351-5647.4-2/20 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1969: ACCIDENT Problem? Call PART TIME employment for MSU students during school year with PENNSYLVANIA NORTH - 1005 NEEDED ONE, two, or 3 girls immediately or spring No damage ;KRAMER AUTO 800 E. KALAMAZOO 484 1 KALAMAZOO STREET BODY Furnished 1 bedroom, utilities deposit. 351-1876, 351-7138. SHOP. Small dents to midwest's largest full-line paid. Ground floor and garage. 5-2/25 large wrecks. American and foreign $130/month plus deposit. cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. 484-4636 o4 627-5454. 4-2/20 2628 East Kalamazoo. C ONE BLOCK from campu . One-tv\ TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student CHRYSLER 1969 Town and RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST for busy MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East girls to share 4 girl East Lansing doctor's office. units. These spacious luxury apartment are completely Country Wagon. Full power, Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. Completely furnished, t Please previous . stating . write air-conditioning. Phone 332-1663. Complete auto painting and parking provided. $6 3-2'20 experience, expected salary, and 337-2336. 3-2/23 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish collision service. IV5-0256. C family status. Box B-2. 10-2/24 Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, Place Your GET READY garbage disposal and individual control - central air i * conditioning. These two four man units have up to 3 | for or PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD parking spaces per .adequately planned for with unit. The student's leisure time has been a giant heated swimming pool, Today . . . Just clip, complete, wail. recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be STATL NEWS will bill you later. among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. 3. Jeaiousy 5. Myself There are units starting at $70/ month per man. 4. Goddess of 6. Blackwood with a TUNE-UP infatuation 7. Partner 8. Scepter 9. Jap. drama MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day 2 3 H 3— 6 7— 8 9 ,o 10.Reeks Heat the Spring except Sunday % 1 12. Ger. river 16. Sword handle «z 1 " PHONE: 332-6441 , 18. Clothing Rush & take care 13 IM 15 16 19. Conform of warm weather THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE '7 % 16 P 19 21. 22. Attitude Organize driving. CHECK 20 % 21 % 23 Ancient stringed % 22 % instrument be placed in person your cooling system now. ®topckmg;f)am 25 %% 26 23 '%< % 17 2H %% 24. Satyr 25. Moreover 26. Ricochet 27. Hot season"1* 2d 30 31 .4620 S. Hagadorn % 29. Transmit 30. Mail 3 days - $4.00 40 with Jerry. 1-2/20 PRINTING during 6 p.m. Come over and visit us. Use University" will be discussed at a Community College; John "" February. PATIENT PIONO teacher. Have had a total of five points. dings. 353-0037. 5-2/25 Professional thesis Stairs. symposium 5:30 - 7 p.m. Porter, Michigan State I COUNT my blessings in friendships typing, 10 years of lessons, 3 years of rest. printing, binding "We are hoping for an upset Sunday in Kellogg Center. Superintendent of Education; PATCHING' - Finest quality Will pay. Call 353-5606. 3-2/20 - DIAMOND and and find 1 am indeed blessed. The following Free University Classes and figure our best bet will be Members of the panel include and Sam Riddle, member of the 1 guaranteed. Call 337-1527 or wedding band. Totaling over '/> Thanks. Shirley - Shar - Sarah. 393-0795. C meet this weekend: Saturday: Yoga the vaulting and rings. A Charles on Morton, moderator, executive council of the Black I $10°- Trade in value $175. I 482-7466. 3-2/23 1 "2/20 FEMALE GRAD share comfortable 3 9:00 a.m. Green Room - Union. good battle should shape up member of the Michigan State Liberation Front. ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Sunday: "The New Being" by Tillich Board of between Bruce Trott and Mickey Education; John The symposium is sponsored offset printing. Complete service $70 a month. 351-3747. 1-2/20 9:30 a.m. People's Church Youth PEBBLES, HAPPY 19th Birthday Uram in all - around. Bruce has Chavis, faculty member, Animals for Parlor; Black and White Together by the Delta Kappa chapter of o the dissertations, thesis, manuscripts, general typing IBM. HOMES FOR TODAY are in the 9:30 a.m. Peoples Church H.S. been defeated only twice all University of Michigan; Robert Phi Beta Sigma fraternity. It is Classified Ads. Start year." Green, director of the Center for open to all students and faculty. SFpHAN I HOUND puppies. 9 weeks.