I divorced . . . Tuesday .barren reason from my bed MICHIGAN Cold. . . STATE NIWS and took the daughter of the ■ ■ ■ and cloudy with a high vine to spouse. -Omar Khayyam STATE today between 28 and 31. Warmer Wednesday. UNIVERSITY L0I. 62 Number 141 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 24,1970 NOW LEGAL Dickers on OKs liquor, selective ho urs proposals He said it was a matter of courtesy in to last February, all freshmen women had advising the Board and that a motion made hours. Students 21 years of age can now legally by the Board regarding it was passed by a Dickerson said that when the original possess and consume liquor in fraternity majority vote. proposal was amended just to have hours Paul Wenstrom, president of the for fall term freshmen women, he thought and cooperative houses. Interfraternity Council, said his reaction that it might be advisable if there was some Milton B. Dickerson, vice president of was "very favorable." outside control on freshmen women until student affairs, passed the proposal "We have worked on this for a they were settled. Monday which has been pending since fall long time. The proposal was passed the way we had "Since then the girls convinced me that it term. He also passed the proposal giving first term freshmen women selective hours. planned it." really wasn't necessary for them to have The proposal on women's hours hours,"he said. He said that experience Prior to this time, ordinance 22.01 of the changed the present policy where freshmen women since then has proved this. MSU Board of Trustees, set the alcohol entering fall term had hours but they could Donna O'Donnohue, president of policy for on-campus residences and was interpreted to include the fraternity and sign out for unlimited three o'clocks. Prior (Please turn to page 9) cooperative houses. Dickerson said the passing of this proposal stopped the extension of the University beyond its boundaries. He said the students will geographical now McKee report suggests be governed by laws applying to all people who are 21 years of age in the community. Dimensions The proposal was delayed while governance committee I Triple of sound Dickerson advised the Board of Turstees the proposed change. "There was no problem in passing the on By DELORES MAJOR reconstitution Committee. of the Student Affairs exposure photographic dexterity captures the effervescent magic of the 5th Dimension during their Pop State News Staff Writer After an investigation by the committee, I Entertainment performance here Sunday. See story and related photo on page five. proposal," he said. "It was delayed until I The new committee on student the McKee report states that "student advised the Board of Trustees of the State News photo by Terry Luke participation in academic government, involvement on the departmental and proposal." headed by James B. McKee, professor of college - levels runs almost the gamut of sociology, has recommended in its report possibilities." released Monday that a new university "Some departments have students on all committee the committees," the report states. "Most rustees, administrators call — Faculty-Student Committee on Academic Governance — be departments and colleges have developed established. some way of formally involving students to The McKee committee was instructed in some extent in decision making. There are November by the Academic Council to a few, and only a few, departments which "suggest some steps toward the have not involved students in any way in involvement of students in academic their decision making processes." - ecent violence unfortunate' government which need to be taken The report adds that students are elected immediately." to participate through several methods that The committee's report makes include: recommendations in five areas: election by peers. — involvement of students within the selection by faculty nominations — — or destruction of property is not a legally people will step in and get things on an for education, angry. You have to keep in several departments, colleges, centers and — filing petitions indicating their interest By BARBARA PARNESS even keel," he added. acceptable means of displaying their mind though that it isn't the large majority institutes of the University. n the committee's work. State News Staff Writer Trustee Blanche Martin, D-East Lansing, of students who are acting this involvement of students within the Although the — way. But discrepancies exist Stevens said he is not worried about the praised Wharton for what he called "a fine even that small group makes us all a little Academic Council. throughout the university, the committee I Several University trustees and effect of the violence on MSU's legislative job." sick," he said. — involvement of students on various said it would be "unwise to insist now on ldministrators Monday condemned appropriation for 1970-71. "I think it was most unfortunate that Merriman praised Wharton's actions on standing committees of the Academic any one model for the involvement of fiursday night's violence as "unfortunate", and on E. Grand "I think people in the legislature realize students showed their concern in that behalf of the University and the trustees as Council. students in the affairs of departments, approved it was just an insignificant minority of way," Martin said. "Nothing can be "very becoming." — provision for specific minority student colleges, centers and institutes." iresident Wharton's handling of the students and of them weren't achieved by destruction. Whereas I might "It's nice to some even be on the outside and representation in academic government and However, the committee did indicate a students," he said. He noted that several of be in sympathy with their cause, I criticizing, but I don't establishment of preference for a committee set up that — know what a new Faculty iBoard Chairman Don Stevens, his friends have wouldn't handle it that way." - already spoken to President Wharton can do to stop these Student Committee on Academic provided an integrated, more balanced J-Okemos, said he was in agreement with legislators who did not seem "too Martin's dental practice is located at (Please turn to page 9) Governance, the redefinition and (Please turn to page 9) ■harton's statement unanimously concerned." 201V4 East Grand River Ave. over Ace ■proved by the board at its informal Stevens admitted the legislature could Hardware , the area where the violence Thursday night. Stevens also react to the incidents with punitive occurred. Jaised the statement released by ASMSU Jhairman ■ Wharton said demonstrators' Bill Rustem. Friday that although the actions showed concern for legislation regarding the University and its relations with students. "But I think the University demonstrated that it can handle emergencies of this kind "I was afraid I'd have to work in the cold today," he said. Martin said he was hopeful the legislature would not cut MSU's appropriation as a Dissenters offer demands events in Chicago, "malicious itself. It demonstrated that responsible result of the violence. The actions of a few to state representatives should not hurt so many, he said. Trustee Frank Merriman, R-Deckerville, IURNER SPEAKS said MSU's proximity to the Capitol put it in an "unfortunate position" when an incident like this occurs. By JEFFSHELER The list also called for enactment of Joseph Thibodeau, the governor's legal "This is the unfortunate part of East State News Staff Writer legislation dealing with the state judicial advisor, and Reps. Philip Pittenger, ASMSU-NUC Lansing, where anything that happens there is in the shadow of the Capitol. I know that in the past actions of this sort The politics of confrontation was set aside and dialogue was established Monday R-Lansing, and Loren R-Pontiac, discussed the list of demands with the youths in what Thibodeau termed Anderson, and penal systems, enforcement of discrimination laws, a firmer stand against pollution, and student involvement in the have had an adverse effect on the when seven young people presented a list Governor's task forces. "an orderly session". conspiracy teach -in appropriation. We can only hope it doesn't of demands relating to Thursday night's Thibodeau said he was impressed by the now," Merriman said. disturbance in East Lansing to Gov. The demands included "non violent manner" in which the passage of - He said Thursday night's actions "don't Milliken's legal advisor and two state resolutions by the state meeting was conducted. legislature speak very well for the college age group." representatives. condemning the Chicago conspiracy trial as He said, however, that most of the By CYNTHIA NEAL encourage students to start forums in their own residence halls." "It makes the taxpayers of Michigan, MSU students were included in the "political repression", and supporting the demands listed at the meeting were "out of State News Staff Writer who s ; providing the golden opportunity Shore and Grossfeld prepared a position group. program of the Black Panther Party. the state's jurisdiction". I ASMSU will "Most of the things they were talking co - sponsor along with the paper to be presented to the board tonight. "In about we were already doing or could not |lew University Conference (NUC), a teach light of recent events, we feel that in on the there is a great need for a day of do," Thibodau said. "Like the Chicago "Chicago Seven" conspiracy *1 at 2:30 p.m. today in the Auditorium. understanding and examination of last conspiracy trial -- there's not a damn thing we can do about it." ■^mes ^urner» controversial publisher of Thursday night," the paper reads. magazine, is one of the scheduled The paper refers to the "frustrations" Carl Stensel, Lorain, Ohio, graduate weakers. turner has (Please turn to page 9) recently launched a student, one of the students who Pmpaign to fight corruption in the judicial participated in the meeting, said there was ■ rwil" of Shiawasee County. nothing on the list that was beyond the Ir!!!. speakers " of r of include Charles Larrowe, economics, and Arnold Paul, history, who will speak on the Arabs attack legislature's power. "They pass resolutions all the time relating to issues of national concern," Kf , tonality of the conspiracy trial. Stensel said. He mentioned resolutions Rilling of U.S. tour bus the American Civil passed by the lawmakers concerning prayer IE',? r oU member Union (ACLU) and Mike Shore, at in outer space, and supporting Pres. - - large, will also Nixon's position in Vietnam. 1155 ^e teach - in. 1 iclent Wharton will speak, or send a Thibodeau said the meeting was a "good (•tement to be read. !rLmade * clear Monday that the in Holy Land session of give and take" and said he the dialogue lawmakers would continue. between students hoped and being circulated around campus were JERUSALEM (AP) — Arab terrorists Stensel, while pointing out that he was r&Jfd or endorsed by ASMSU. ambushed a busload of American pilgrims speaking only for himself, said he was not Leu u ls not sponsoring the boycott," touring the Holy Land Monday, killing a "too concerned" that the dialogues Grandville, Mich, woman and wounding continue. 1 two other women passengers. "We've president Bob Grossfeld called it never gotten any action in the An Israeli guide suffered minor injuries past," he said. "I can't hope for any action is :?,nate accident" that the strike in the roadside attack near the restless now." owpv " d to the student government. Arab town of Hebron on the Israeli ■ Stensel said he would continue working )vrnf?r' • e personally feels that the occupied west bank of the Jordan River. in support of the "Conspiracy" and that yer was The dead woman was identified as he'd "wait and see" what the legislature distributed by the Non - Barbara Ertle, 31, a Baptist minister's wife. does before deciding any further action. msni,o Committee 10, to Support the A bullet hit her in the back. This committee was Mrs. Ertle's husband, Theodore, was Irj^intheZon. Friday'8 seated next to her but escaped injury. Blves Band tickets The wounded women were identified as ok'esi^Chl?°P' >ociati Kalamazoo sophomore, or the committee, said that the a Tabea Damico, Atlantic City, N.J., and Lucille Draper from Buffalo, N.Y. Mrs. Aftermath Tickets go on sale today for the March 8 Pop Entertainment Show, John Mayall and l"We ' J1 "unintentional." Draper - sister of the tour leader - was Boarded display windows in Jacobson's Grand River facade stand as bleak reminders to the violence that the James Cotton Blues Band. Tickets of h • in " and ^ ny®r publicize the grazed on the knee by a bullet and Mrs. shattered them Thursday night when demonstrators tangled with police on Grand River Ave. $2.50, $3 and $3.50 an oh sale at the „ e encourage the boycott of explained. "We a{so wanted to (Please turn to page 9) State News photo by Chris Wolf Union, Campbells and Marshall Music. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 24, 1970 NEWS Mansfield Fresh U.S.D.A. Grade A summary veto on HEWWhole Fryers LB 28( A capiule summary of the day's events from our wire services. WASHINGTON (AP) The pollution and Senate's top Democrat said - other affected by the big money bill, areas children, give congressional Holly Farms sanction to so called freedom Monday he is prepared to face a - - Senate Republican Leader of choice school desegregation Fryer Leg - Breast Quarters second veto if that is President Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania said Nixon s reply to a new version of the disputed there will be health, mandatory, an effort to formula remove plans, and make it more difficult for the government to cut off or education spending aid to a school district which and labor feautures of the bill. Scott said doesn't comply with "Nothing can be achieved destruction. Whereas I might be in by appropriations bill. Sen. Montana, Mike the Mansfield Democratic of he couldn't forcast the outcome, He said amendments, also there will which he may be desegregation orders. Mansfield said he does not Spartan Sliced Bacon,Regular r , or Thick Sliced sympathy with this cause, I majority leader, said if there is sponsor, to knock out three - know when the Senate will wouldn't handle it that way." another veto, there may never be go to southern - sponsored provisions work on the bill. But there will - Trustee Blanche Martin, D-East a bill for the ends June 30. current year, which added in the House and designed to ease federal pressures for have to be some spending issue action this on the week, Eckrich's Smorgas Pac Lansing Instead, Congress would let school desegregation. because the resolution which 1# the agencies involved keep The amendments would keeps the agencies going expires package (Save 20C) spending money under a prohibit forced busing of schoo' on Saturday, ■ mini resolution. The Department of -----•COUPON.------ j Health, Education and Welfare, International News and the Department of __ Labor, HO CHI MIHH "MR.SPARTAN" i along with an assortment .of TRAIL Ithe North Vietnamese forces in Laos, having conquered Plain of Jars, now appear to be preparing for a other agencies, operating on that basis since have been Large Eggs j ■thrust against the government-held airstrip 25 miles to ■the west of Muong Soui, informed sources said Monday. July 1,1969. The House passed on Feb. 19 U.S. B-52s hit 49c ■They said a light probing action by North Vietnamese ■regulars Sunday night against a government outpost a bill to supplant the one Nixon vetoed as too expensive for an inflation troubled economy. d°z | eastern Laos - Limit 1 please ■along the way to Muong Soui was a strong indication of But the new version is still $324 j |the next'target. million above the level Nixon with $5 food purchase Officials who visited the airfield over the weekend said he would accept Unless it is altered. Secretary B52 SAIGON (AP) - American The Communist - led Pathet J ■described the defenders as "quite jittery" and Stratofortresses dropped Lao demanded Monday that Texpecting an attack at any time." For the North ?.f Hewth. Education and 1,500 tons of bombs on the Ho Britain and the Soviet Union, co We fare Robert H. Finch said he Chi Minh trail in Laos ■Vietnamese, the capture of Muong Soui could pave the ■way for a series of military and political gains even more will recommend another veto. Finch said the Senate should Monday, informed sources said. It was the seventh straight day of heavy - chairmen of the Geneva conference on Laos, take "most GROCERY energetic, efficacious and urgent ■dramatic than Saturday's seizure of the Plain of Jars. either cut out the 324 million or add a clause permitting Nixon to bombing raids up and down the measures" to put an end to the Bartlett Pear Halves trail, Hanoi's main supply and U.S. bombings in Laos, 303 withhold some funds which infiltration corridor into South J Soviet plans to divert three giant Siberian rivers otherwise would be spent Vietnam. The message said that the Grapefruit Sections ««• (flowing now into the arctic southward could trigger automatically under the system The U.S. Command has been United States had been "adventurously" bombing the ■worldwide climate changes, a British scientist said ■Monday. Mediterranean type weather could move of federal education grants. That includes funds reporting for in South only B52 strikes flown Vietnam, but reliable Plain of Jars since Feb. 17. North Vietnamese and Pathet Mushrooms 4„z. federally affected school informants said about half the (farther north in Europe while desert areas could grow in districts, a program Nixon 30,000 Lao forces recaptured the plain central Asia, he added. It could mean greater deserts in > United States, too, although this is less likely, tons singled out for criticism in the American B52s so far this month initial veto. Mansfield said he have dropped been in eastern Laos. by Saturday, Catsup ,wert Lamb, a leading expert on climate at Britain's would oppose new cuts in the bill, Official spokesmen reported "The has reached Nixon a administration high degree of Fruit Cocktail Meteorological office, said. and rejected the only one five - bomber mission barbarity with its premeditated discretionary spending plan. J Work is already reported underway on a 15-year plan "I think we'd better start against enemy depots and staging areas along the coast, a use of B52s for intense night bombings with ■to redirect the waters of the Penchora, Ob and Yenisei paying ig more attention to our mile below the demilitarized a view to exterminating 00 KidneyBeansS Pork & Beans s toward the desert region around the the local 8 in own n--J needs,"" Mansfield " " said, " in zone Caspian and -- between North and South population," said the message, Aral seas. health. education, poverty, Vietnam. distributed by the Pathet Lao news agency, KPL. | Tass accused Monday the United States and Israel of ■crash da sabotage against the Arab world" over the of a Swiss jetliner bound for Israel. In the First HHH picks Hanoi charged Monday that U.S. warships shelled a village in North Vietnam on Feb. 19, causing damage and casualties. Please bear public Soviet comment, the official news agency said pe United States and Israel badly needed a propaganda for party l The broadcast said that the mpaign to create a more favorable atmosphere for spokesman condemned the while we are announcing further U.S. supplies of WASHINGTON alleged encroachments on North (AP) — then advise the party's national Vietnamese sovereignty lighter-bombers for Israel. Tass rejected as a "forged Hubert H. Humphrey has drawn committee members of his "demanded that the United and ■document" the claim reportedly made in Beirut, up his ticket for the leadership choices for top assignments. " " States put an end to such acts." lebanon a few hours after the crash Saturday by the Democratic National topular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. The Committee, with Lawrence F. O'Brien at the top — if he agrees Shurfine luerrillas allegedly claimed they sabotaged the plane to another stint as party More Meat 14( Because Israeli officials aboard. The claim Orange Juice were was chairman. Jenied later by other Arab guerrilla groups in Jordan. Humphrey disclosed through a spokesman Monday that he has ariy 60Z.can National News I After months of shaving shaky old men and writing asked O'Brien to leave his New York political public relations firm and return to the Than You Can Eat Spartan for distressed old women, a Democratic Democratic National "Belly Buster" Polish Kongressman is asking Congress to undertake a lationwide inquiry into the nursing-home industry, Committee. He has not yet received a final Sausage Sub American Cheese Slices answer, but expects one soon. Big A1 invites you to come in and try a free sample of his which he now suspects has more than 20,000 While O'Brien has expressed operating goodies. Whether it's a "Belly Buster" or any of Big Al's inits. He expects his move to provoke a personal reservations about a other delicious sandwiches or dinners, Pound counterattack from the industry, but he says he is strong return to the position he left 13 that'll really fill you up on a you'll get a meal Package ready learner's or an earner's budget. months ago, Humphrey was said for a fight. to be optimistic about the I Rep. David A. Pryor, 35, has spent much time in prospects for a re-enlistment. Tantalizing Kosher Style Pastrami lursing homes for the aged O'Brien is on the West Coast as a male nurse's aide, Fish on business: he is to telephone (Pepper Beef) Sandwich lelping patients and learning about their lives. What he Idaho Potatoes famed, he says, sickened him and he wants Congress to Ind out more about such places. Pryor has been his decision to Humphrey within a day. The former vice president, & Chips 10# bag OQC UU 1968 presidential nominee and M.00 '.79 jollecting information for more than a year on what he lalls the "commercialization of our aged." titular leader of Democrats will Florida Temple Oranges I Thousands of teachers abandoned classrooms across Urban Affairs Kosher Style Salami Sandwich Chewy Fried Clams & Fries too size doz. IJQC fie state of Kentucky Monday in a battle with the Pgislature over Their was not 5.59 *1.00 9QC money. success Immediately clear because many were out anyway in ■bservance of Washington's birthday. presentsforum Fresh Broccoli bunch The Center for Urban Affairs Hot Kosher Style lKentucky school superintendent Wendell Butler is sponsoring an Urban Forum Fish Burgers FPorted that at least 10,000 of the 32,000 teachers Wednesday at 3:15, Erickson Corned Beef Kiva. with pickle forked as usual. He claimed that classes were held in 73 Ronald Lee, former Director (ut of said IKEA) 193 districts. The Kentucky Education Assn. of the MSU Center for Urban s.39 s.79 17,000 teachers were idle in 72 districts and Affairs and Equal Opportunity predicted the total would swell to 22,500. The KEA is Programs, will speak on "Politics Bushing for extra money on the grounds that salaries are in the Inner City." Lee is currently Asst. U.S. yo low and teachers are leaving for other states. Postmaster General in the Come In And See Our New Bureau of Marketing & Planning. 4980 Northwind Drive Michigan News RECORD DEPARTMENT BIG AL The Urban Forum is a Next to Yankee's I The Rev. Mr. Theodore W. Ertle, the husband of an program designed to bring the Iroerican tourist killed by Arab terrorists Monday, was disucssion problems of urban the campus for related Eat In or Carry Out $|59 and up (Pointed 3 year pastor of the Grandville Baptist church less black students. to ago. The Rev. Mr. Ertle, a native of South fVen' Mich., took over the post in May 1969. He has T° daughters who were left with friends while he and fs wife went on the tour. The Rev. Mr. Ertle had been | the Holy Land previously, but he promised his wife, JANE DOE, 133 Main PERSONALIZED POSTCARDS Street, New York, N.Y. 10017 GOODRICH'S r ara> 31. whom he met while they were students in 24 for $1.00 SPARTAN m |^00dy B'ble Institute in Chicago, that he would fypisfo ■ e here on a trip to the Holy Land someday. They TDarked on the trip Feb. 14. Mrs. Ertle was killed and e others wounded in an ambush of a bus carrying 37 PERSONALITY PAPERS, INC. P.O. Box 123, Spring Lake, New Jersey 07762 I' ' tourists in Israeli - occupied Jordan. Please send me set(s) of 24 personalized post cards. I enclose $1.00for each set. PLEASE PERSONALIZE AS FOLLOWS (print): SEND TO: "We Give Gold Bond Stamps" Ijg0rd Motor Company reported Monday that its 1969 IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER |es Were a record $14.8 billion, but net earnings fell s Per cent during the year. The nation's second Harrison at Trowbnjjja BttwMn «esVcUt0maker also reported record fourth quarter Spartan Village and I 7'1 billion, but with net earnings down by 12.2 Charry Lor* Ape -f i»nt» I nt for the final three months. MICHIGAN EDITORIAL DISSENT 6 STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER Tightening a repressive noose advertising manager the left, and the repression I too was dismayed by the events along all over the country, can, to a certain which the The editorial claimed that mob NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor Grand River Thursday night, so I was degree, be termed the release of pent up radical left couid impose is no better than Is hardly consistent with the violen de3* frustration over not only the Chicago repression from the courts or legislators. anal nt r..ii ..j goal of full and meaningful .esired-fo, hesitant to dissent to Monday's front page particS . GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor editorial condemning the riot. But it's too simple to merely condemn Conspiracy trial, but numerous events perpetrated by Julius Hoffmans from New But there is everyone a noose who around the neck of dares oppose the academic anyone's governance."8The^it t'1 mind JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor the violence that occurred. True, "it was York to California. government, a bloody ugly noose academic governance." Thursday niBh g°" JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor Those nJ** neither a 'People's victory,' or a 'pigriot'", tightening around both radical whites and weren't interested in getting a vote S? Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award but I believe that what transpired Thursday night here, and what is occurring Chicago is only a part. Repression can blacks. Events like Thursday night will only tighten that noose, for the only way board of trustees, or decide dormitory being ToZ'J for outstanding journalism. come from either side, both the right and the government knows to answer a threat is out there playing at visiting hours, they J? with repression. was a dress rehearsal for revolution. the ThurS So the noose will grow tighter, with more destruction a system which has turned a deaf eat repressive laws aimed at quelling dissent, pleas for reform. Maybe they all until either the government wakes up and ! EDITORIALS begins listening to what is going on, or realize the implications involved system is violently overthrown, and if 2 those caught in the noose throw it off. there were a lot of mavJ Thursday may have been playing at people with no what they were doing, but since if when™ An all-volunteer throwing it off. If the government answers the violence in Michigan, Wisconsin and Boston with further waves of repression, thinking mass necessary for a The Bolsheviks were a small Russia, with thousands of minority revolution' t unthinkin we may find ourselves beyond the play people along for the ride. If the machine! can become stage. And when that happens, a lot of people stronger in America, that means only tLt it will take longer to pull down. ln h! will be amazed that the holiday has turned meantime the machine will into a bloody fiasco. with more repressive experiment A Presidential commission, month. In addition, junior officers moves, thus leadine It is an unfortunate occurrence when the more people to conclude that it must com established by President Nixon to would have their monthly stipends only way the people can reach their down. study tile possibilities of creating an raised by $150. government is in the streets, it is a disaster, The rest of my fellow editors all-volunteer army, has just released There are a few major obstacles while though, when the only way to reach them deploring the slogan throwing by the its findings. The recommendations of is with violence in the streets, for then the demonstrators Thursday night, have blocking the reality of the all - seen the commission, headed by former law makers won't be listening for words, fit to answer rhetoric with volunteer army. The commission counter, only for the sound of broken glass. The rhetoric. Little is served by Secretary of Defense Thomas Gates, suggested June 30, 1971 (when the calling the message will be lost. But who is convinced leaders, (if there werf any, which I doubt) Jr., included immediate pay increases present draft law ends), as the target that the law makers have been listening to "prototypical Nazi thugs," and the and other reforms leading to the end date for creating the volunteer force. words and peaceful demonstrations? Only demonstrators "good troopers." Sure. And of the conscriptive army by June 30, However, the continuation of the the naive would contend that sit-ins will of course they were all effete snobs and 1971. move the government at this stage in time. dirty pinko Commies. Vietnam war may very well have a Is getting a busted head worth the minimal What is more important than In reaching its conclusions, the determining effect on the success of slogan change non - violent action might cause? pushing is to attempt to understand the commission researched many serious meeting that projected deadline. A lot of people are answering "no" in frustration that leads a mass to strike objections to the establishment of an Some Pentagon officials still increasing numbers. I attended the senselessly at anything around it. That isn't all-volunteer force. The objections believe that the cost of the army will Anti-war conference sponsored by Student done by writing the demonstrators off as that the force would consist of be considerably higher than that Mobe a few weeks ago. Nixon should have poor, misdirected children who have been been there. It would have been a good duped by "Nazi thugs." Thursday night mainly poor blacks and that the estimated by the commission. national object lesson if he could have understood. was 1,000 people striking back - security would be Furthermore, there are doubts that Thus far the peace movement has been senselessly perhaps - but not wit; compromised were discarded as President Nixon can effectively fairly peaceful, but a growing faction is political and psychological motivation being unsubstantiated. campaign for a volunteer force calling for confiontation as the last Perhaps for some, maybe a majority, th-y J Ultimately, the commission available tactic to make the government were subconscious motivations, but real costing billions after his adamancy listen. If their numbers increase, as they nonetheless. The noose is growing tighter, concluded in unanimity that the regarding a tightening of the certainly shall if Nixon continues his with pull from Julius Hoffmans and Spiro development of an all-volunteer economy needed to fend off present course, the "peace" movement will Agnews, John Mitchells, and Richard prmy was feasible both financially inflation. no longer be "peaceful," and a lot of good Nixons. If the stranglehold continues, &nd in terms of sufficient manpower. Perhaps the most serious roadblock intentioned white liberals can begin increasing numbers of people will conclude The cost of the army would be deploring that violence without ever that the noose must be snapped - by facing the • volunteer army is understanding why it occurred. whatever method is necessary. Ken Krell Approximately $3.3 billion for the Congressional approval. L. Mendel - £.5 million-man force. Rivers, Chairman of the House I The report of this high "commission is, indeed, a welcome - level Armed Services Committee, has been a harsh critic of any all-volunteer OUR READERS' MIND sight. The official findings force and may have enough power Apparently put to rest many of the and support to forestall or kill an Circulating Jail-volunteer rumors army outrageously expensive and doomed that would the be eventual legislative proposal. The evidence supports practability of an all-volunteer army. the Destruction unfair to stores jto failure due to a lack of sufficient Not only would its establishment To the Editor: each other. Unfortunately perhaps, but the situation progressed to such a hopeless people. The participants failed or 3/olunteers. eradicate the moral issue existing head shops don't provide all of our needs. state that violence is the only answer? I front tonight and can only have I too believe that the Chicago "trial" was don't think so. strengthened the system's will to prevail. | While the commission did not under the present war-time draft, but The children of the establishment obscene and a massive miscarriage of If we could force the abdication of All power to the people, yes! All power to inake an estimate of the necessary the effectiveness of the army might validated the establishment, Spiro Agnew, a John Mitchell, et al Thursday night. The justice. But I also believe that there are President, a police riot, the destruction of a the blind and ignorant, neyer! Jroop numbers needed to maintain be greatly improved. other judges and other days in court and In closing I would suggest that a fund be travesty of justice in Chicago has been political party, and at least a start towards ^national security, it did select the The chances for Congressional that Chicago '68 will be vindicated by this re-evaluation of domestic and established to accept donations to finance made justifiable. The pseudo would-be a foreign •figure of 2.5 million-mgn because of court the repair of the damages wrought upon passage of the all-volunteer force "third woriders" have joined the system. policy, are we powerless and inept? No its proximity to the pre-Vietnam The system was not derailed Thursday, again. Rather now is the time for the buildings by the misanthropes who would be enhanced if people began underworld. Why? By what strange twist of level of troop strength. neither was its course altered or its purposeful and massively Increased would lead us Into a new world through writing their representatives and logic is Chicago related to broken windows broken windows. at East Lansing Savings and Loan, where momentum broken. Rather a massive, pressure through non violent ■ In order to attract volunteers, the senators. Overwhelming public one of the leaders in fighting the draft and unintentional, yet powerful catalyst was demonstrations that will continue to panel suggested raising the basic pay support could be the deciding factor confront the establishment at every turn, Richard J. Baker promoting civil liberties in the courts and provided to further strengthen the massive Of servicemen in their first two years on this issue. polarization of our society. Has the forcing it to increasingly respond to the Lansing graduate student society at large, sits on their board? It's of service from $180 to $315 a one of the few lending institutions which - The Editors loans without discrimination. East Lansing State Bank? They've gone out of their way over the years to accommodate, cater to U.S. built by and upon violence Make class a and serve the student. The Campus Drug Store, and similar businesses have provided needed employment while at the same time To the Editor: books might show their readers the true Michigan State University." After the studerit violence of last I note the U.S. was built by and upon Global state of affairs, not just the narrow : While the teach in on the - rendering needed services. "street violence." "legitimate" "Silent Majority (89% or so at Eric Amador jweek, a student committee was Conspiracy trial and its ramifications I regret to find my belief in the MSU)" which "students" get here at Chicago, 111. senior organized to demonstrate non - are suggested for student Admittedly there have been unfair irrationality of the System verified by the :violent support for the "Conspiracy participation, the recommendation practices in the past, but they were very irrationality which totally spoiled resolved by negotiation and boycotts, not fTen" (the "Chicago Eight" plus for a boycott of classes is a poor one Monday's edition of the State News. iWilliam jWeinglass). Kunstler This Non and - Leonard Violent at best. Rather than skipping classes - and vandalism; and remember, shoplifting by students hasn't exactly been a benign economic influence on this town either. If the window - smashing youths (or their leaders) were "prototypical Nazi thugs" whose "irrational destruction" Playing children's games Committee to Support the possibly catching - up on lack of But let's suppose "underscored their own Illegitimacy," I To The Editor: convicted of "thought crime" because o( Conspiracy Ten has released a flyer sleep - students should attend classes for just a minute that must sincerely express my regret at not the Civil Rights Act of 1968. There a» East Lansing is the home town of Mr. Once again a few bumblers have constitutional issues here which have bee» Requesting students to boycott with the objective of initiating having thought to lead "The mindless Magoo and that the value system he mob" into burning the books for courses managed to obscure very serious issues. ignored because of the insane behavior» glasses today and attend an ASMSU discussions on the Chicago represents is still viable today in East which will teach them how to This time by their juvenile actions, they both the judge and the defendants in tw sponsored teach - in in the Conspiracy issue. Lansing. Has anything been accomplished? (LEGITIMATELY, OF COURSE; IN GOD chose to focus attention away from the trial. When an American judge (among lAuditorium. (ASMSU is not Unfortunately, the first and often Will the city close its door and leave us to WE TRUST) bomb Tokyo's (120,000 serious issues concerning the Chicago other things) shackles a defendant, an •affiliated with the committee, was easiest dorm food, union jackets, and MSU Book conspiracy trial. The senseless behavior of refuses to hear the testimony of the foim suggestion for beginning dead) bomb Hiroshima's (100,000 dead) Store books? I don't think No, it will not involved in releasing the flyer appropriate and worthwhile causes so. continue to operate and thrive, but at a and Napalm Vietnam's. And, speaking of Thursday night smacked of high school Attorney General of the U.S., a fair t" and does not or movements is to cut class. The prototypical Nazi thugs, I am sorry to say vandals with nothing better to do than to becomes an incredible farce, Wn support a boycott of distance, no longer at arms length. We need that (by a narrow margin) Hitler beat smash windows, throw snowballs and yell defendants with a case of import w Classes.) tragic mistake here is in excluding Judge Julius Hoffman to the title of slogans. One of the goals, reminiscent of everyone's constitutional rights carry the classroom as a viable center for that high school inanity "school spirit," like animals, they hasten the erosion oi ■■ prototypical Nazi despot; In matters of was to "beat" Ann Arbor. Students really of our rights. They make it easier for political and social dialogue. True, degree, our country has shown the world many courses and instructors provide Aid stores that we are last but not least in wanton showed U of M! disorganization, They showed enormous people of this country who would snacw Pop destruction of a scope which truly makes disunity and the press and academic freedom, more boredom than education. su However, students have the ability To the Editor: E. Lansing look suppressed frustration." like a "release of purposelessness. "A nation of sheep ..." These "bored children" earn the wrath speech and free thought. It disgusts me that s « students at i. The ASMSU Pop Entertainment and Last Thursday night a group of students of thinking people. They diffuse energy power to restructure their Having been at the Capitol on Friday, I MSU cannot come up 1 [series this year has been an classes, for at least ~one day, into found a way to express their opinion must say the police there displayed which ought to be mobilized against the forms of protests; that insieau, ■ unqualified success concerning the outcome of the Chicago marvelous control and restraint, by keeping creeping fascism in America. They are off all kinds of people, including » outstanding potential debates, class discussion Seven trial, which accomplished nothing in performances played to capaicty and workshops. the way of changing the verdict. us out in the cold "to avoid property perilously ignorant or unconcerned that fellow students, on an issue with g Audiences. If professors balk at such student damage" by 50 demonstrators (at most) they cause more polarization, more Implications regarding the future ( A few of the participants were arrested. reaction and, finally, more tolerance for who were mostly markedly peaceful. possibility) of freedom in Ame • J Over 11,000 fans jammed Jenison initiatives, the students can choose ASMSU appears to be raising bond money I hope the editors and President fascism by their irrational behavior. There Students should figure out some way ;Field House Sunday to enjoy the between holding their own class and for these students. I feel that the $2000 in Wharton will bum the books they have were few converts to the cause of justice In the forefront of meaningful chang JFifth Dimension. their fund "set aside for such purposes" Thursday night. Indeed, it has been said this country, not playing children s g They weren't remaining for the scheduled lecture. been reading up to date, and read instead would be put to much better use if it were that people will choose tyranny over with the East Lansing police on Thursu ^disappointed. Certain classes and professors have used to replace shop windows and other THE WARFARE STATE by Fred Cook, i Steve Plichta, chairman of Pop WAR CRIMES IN VIETNAM by Bertrand anarchy every time. night study breaks. already planned tentative teach ins - articles that were wrecked during the Russell, and THE CONSPIRACY by my What has been obscured in this trial and Lucinda Keils ^Entertainment, and his committee on the conspiracy trial. Yet, students disorder. beloved Brothers now in jail. These three its aftermath is that people can still be Pontiac freshman ipromote Pop Entertainment under are the necessary ingredient in Many people say, how about the onlookers who were curious and were there '.extreme handicaps - poor building •acoustics, dairy barn atmosphere, changing "tentative" to "successful." to see what was happening. Quite a few of DDOT/ASSOCNASN /CT^>\ / M SECRETARY \ Attend the teach - in at the shortage of funds, and limited Auditorium but don't take the ea$y these people were taking pictures. These jy^Tuf ARRIVES WITH AW ) people are responsible enough to know u£ApKA6L£ UlSTOFAfWWTM&nS,) seating capacities (they could sell way out by cutting classes and what they are getting into when they attend jR o&s) WL/ '.many more tickets). Yet, they've come up with consistent winners. abrogating any chance meaningful learning experience. fo^ a something like this. They should realize that they could be mistaken for a ri ; We every wish University such efficiency committee. -The upon FHitors participant in the demonstration and then arrested. They shouldn't have been there. John H. Crawford Flushing freshman — / \ (=4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 24, 1970 5 5th Dimension "Magnetic" is the only word casts spell to describe the 5th Dimension. harmony for which they are so 5th Dimension established next album, followed, famous. After a rousing opening, rapport with the crowd, simply Nothing could diminish the they were soon "Up, Up and vibrancy of their Sunday night bybeing themselves. "As a rule," Marilyn said, Away" with a medley of their "We love what we're concert — not the inadequate hits, a funky version of "On doing, "we prefer to keep our show as acoustics of and we fell very fortunate to pure entertainment, but we Jenison nor the Broadway" and a comic have been such a success," difficulty of reaching 11,000 interpretation of "Ode to Billie decided to do the 'Declaration' students jammed together on Marilyn said. To which her because the times are such that The program established husabnd hard, splintered benches. These their electric impact. Billy added, "People we feel something should be five performers sang, laughed, get tired of what they have to do said. It's a good way of charmed and cajoled, forcing the Outstanding were Marilyn's to get to the top!" reminding people of what the "You Make Me So Very audience to involve itself in a country was originally built on, Happy," Florence la Rue's After intermission, outfits of special kind of hypnotic spell. By SUSAN DORMADY hoping that we can apply these a Runner," and Billy Davis' "Let orange, purple, blue and brown 'The 5 th Dimension is State News Reviewer it Be Me." The things to today." concerned with group's "sex replaced their first act apparel. 5th Dimens approach to bringing music," said total audience. symbol" jovial Ron Townson, - their They shook the fieldhouse with Kinptir movement and a The 5th Dimension appeared at Jenison Field House Sunday evening for a lively performance of Marilyn Davis. "We view music Enjoyment was indeed the Lamonte singing McLemore, .mcee, clowned . stimng rendition of M,cA«h„, Park, followed K" by ° medley of niT .hT Tobn figh! illuminated their kind of music. The audience, despite the reverberating acoustics of the as entertainment, and we help to key to the concert. The five, „ the stage for the building, supported reach a good cross-section of dressed back and forth like two Don rnilra' "the female Jimmy Wnhh" mv Webb' j ™ . grand finale. The sheer charisma the group by clapping along in time during some numbers. striking black and DS#»1tIA,I ...UU Rickles with soul. —-1 people, young and old. We w hite Nyro hits of five beautiful State News photo by sequined costumes, The concert did lack one performers Terry Luke attempt to bring enjoyment to a exploded onstage, producing the transformed the thing: Phoniness. Instantly, the Their latest three songs which "Aquarius" deviate slightly from their usual number into a happening. As the style introduced building resounded with "Let SKILLED DIRECTION show. were "The Declaration at the of .. c -.. * ,, Je Su"sh,no Jn> .B,! * '"v,ted the audience to loin _... in . "for "LSuSUl.'t a . Independence," set to music by their arranger - conductor Rene J*' ' „ ^ a .s *^at 't s ail about. And the standing 'Only game': deKnight, and a friend, Julius Johnsen, rang chillingly through °v*t,on at the f,n^ of th* "The Only Game in Town" is a surprise a darkened house "People Gotta Be Free" and "A Change is Gonna Come," two songs to be released on their performance was not too much appreciation for the heartfelt spirit and love shining through the voices and souls of the 5th Dimension. I reassuring proof that a talented II ^ M,ss Tay,or would have to make audiences forget their off ■ of frailty and insecurity that is I director can make even ordinary sprppn imncfPQ frn* tho film tn ho such a heartening contrast to the I material appear dramatic and screen images for the film to be monotonous, overblown The result is film Natural Resources a success. a as | interesting. performances she's been giving satisfying as it is surprising. lately in fllms like «Boom» ^ Modestly, patiently, master «secret Ceremony" in the Director George Stevens, the Stevens guided his cast and absence of strong direction, names Tanner head I man responsible for such screen manipulated the script to Beatty approaches his role as a I classics as "A Place in the Sun" produce a credible and piano land "Shane," has transformed t player with a weakness for occasionally moving film. gambling by employing many of Howard A. Tanner, director of the Division of Natural ■typical Frank D. Gilroy play the ■into a believable and involving The film focuses on two boyish, seemingly Resources, has been named president of the Michigan Natural ■ film. More to his credit, he does improvised gestures and glances Resources Council for 1970. ■this by utilizing two Hollywood Tanner was elected to the Council's top office during the- ■superstars, Elizabeth Taylor and organization's annual meeting, held recently on the Wayne State ■Warren Beatty, as his leading handicapped from the start. Not University campus. (characters. - Ju . but Beatty's casual mannerisms only did a lackluster script have True, [ Thus, the film was to be surmounted but Beatty SLS°3L timely. Granted, the characters, «nd sense of timing are precisely The Council includes 65 Michigan associations, and it provides a theme right for it. public forum for current conservation issues. and screen treatment "The only Game in Town" is, aren't very original. But Stevens' Tanner has been director of natural resources programs at MSU • ability to retell the familar story however, George Stevens' since 1966. He came to the University after serving two years as llack education of two v»i twu loners anu luncia and mane make their relationship worth seeing and uieir success. It is his ^"t 'n keeping the film's pacing, his , Fair game chief of the Fish Division of the Michigan Dept. of Conservation. hls ablllty £ caring about again makes me reluctant tn mmlifv mv to extract!"Pquality M. Warren Beatty attempts to get Elizabeth Taylor into the Idiscussion topic a-ansr cinematic aspirations. JS ESS ~ bedroom in this scene from George Steven's solid and satisying film, "The Only Game in Town." Last 4 Days The film attempts a modest By JACKIE BORDEN relationship with the university goal and focus only a as large as A State News Staff Writer symposium jgntitled "The but avoiding the lives of its central characters. WINGED SI Cedar Village is giving away a free ticket for the A.S.M.S.U. institutionalization." er said, As a result it never suffers from Acapulco spring - break trip PLUS $50 spending money! ■ Survival and Education of More "i believe in integration and over ambition or pretension. It ■ Black Students in the amalgamation. I noticed three doesn't assault us with camera r sign a lease, but you must Apollo film presented ■ University" was held Sunday in things. One United Airlines is and editing tricks and it makes , I Kellogg Center, sponsored by not black. Two, Ford Motors is no compromises to appear "up ■ Phi Beta Sigma fraternity. not black; and three - fifths of to date" and contemporary. Register at the Cedar Village model anytime during Jerome Scott, Detroit junior the world's wealth is controlled "The Only Game in Town" is, A one - half - hour NASA film July 27, 1969. Principal transmissions and motion February, Mon. thru Fri., 1 - 4:30 p.m. Drawing to be held ■and president of Phi Beta Sigma, by one - sixth of the white simply, a solid personal tale, about the first landing of men emphasis is given to activities on Picture scenes recreate the March 5th. Trip starts March 21st. ■ introduced the speakers. Scott population." laced with moments of humor on the moon and of their return the lunar surface. highlights of the journey. Key • presented John Porter with an . and tenderness, and part of its to Earth will be shown by the events during the mission are Cedar Village Apts. |award honoring his t PI Q I PI 66 TS S6t charm is that it never pretends Winged Spartans tonight at 7:30 The film is intended to give dexcribed in the narration. >ns to the field of ® to be anything else. and 8:30 in 101 North Kedzie. viewers an eye - witness Following the film, the ■education at the conclusion of n ~ I J! _ _ _ Miss Taylor plays a middle - The film, "EAGLE HAS experience as participants in the Winged Spartans will give an Hthe symposium. UII ITU Cll 01111161 aged Las Vegas dancer and her LANDED: The Flight of Apollo APoUo 11 mission. Still introduction to aviation, explain 'Two main problems affect Future applications of performance once again 11," documents the Apollo 11 photographs, television their club and answer questions, [the black student here; first, an engineering principles and how demonstrates her need for strong mission from the launching of inadequate college prep program they will affect our daily lives direction. As it has always been the Saturn V-Apollo vehicle on in high school and; secondly, the will be discussed lack of counseling at MSU which by University in past, when she's teamed with professors at a banquet meeting a firm director (Stevens in "A July 16,1969, through the lunar landing on July 20,1969, to the SKI 2 ACADEMY AWARDS allows a student to take what he NOMINATIONS Wednesday. Race in the Sun," Richard return of astronauts Armstrong, wants," Scaraborough said. "Survival starts long before In conjunction with National Brooks in "Cat on a Hot Tin Aldrin and Collins to the Lunar BUM Feature :I5-3:20- 5:25- 7:30-9:35 BEST ACTRESS JEAN ... j Engineers Week, Feb. 22-27, the Roof," and Mike Nichols in Receiving Laboratory, NASA SIMMONS ALSO BEST SONG IftllgaPCTHffi \ looming to the university. 1970 Survival starts in the Headstart Convocation Committee Michigan ~ Engineers' "Who's Afraid of Virginia will Woolf) "" the " results are rewarding. Manned Spacecraft Center, on / 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 648b SPECIAL 4 NOMINATIONS • ACADEMY AWARD Best Supporting Actress ' LAST DAY! IkyloiT when a prospective sponsor the annual meeting at With Stevens assistance, she • Best Supporting Actor ■college student is told he can 6:30 p.m. in the Big Ten Room, makes the dancer a woman • ■make it," Anderson said. Best Screen Play Kellogg Center. The theme for complex and believable enough I " "I" is a bad word," Riddle the ■said. "We concerned with banquet will be "Engineering to warrant audience concern, at the • Best Cinematography BobOCarol are Education and Research Looks .She delivers a mature l"we ism" not "Msm" |[nterest in collective movements. and to the Future." performance with deft touches v( I& a collective people might Jbetter fulfill our mandates." ■Black power is ■beyond the a foundation rhetoric he TECHNICOLOR' United P Next... "Viva Max" Artia(s| Ted ^Alice AT 7:00-9:00 P.M. ^continued. SPECIAL LIMITED T00 often 'WEDNESDAY IS LADIES TONIGHT ■m Plusion. 1°. Pro8ress is an The institutionalization fusion is a way of reaping PUTNEY DAY - 75c to 6 P.M. ENGAGEMENT STARTS TOMORROW! t has been sown." Riddle SWOPE" To 5 hasized that the realities of present day include these two points. The Truth and Soul Movie see John Mayall Eat your heart out. 'Black students must be ,ireful 'ready been £ Survival n°t to destory what has done," Riddle said. involves having a is to believe ctionally working '' John Mayall r/ * February 12 . .. Edmongton, Canada Those Bfisby Berkeley girls February 13 February 14 ... Vancouver, British Columbia aje at it . .. Pullman, Washington February 15 . .. Eugene, Oregon February 16 . .. West Washington State College February 17 ... Central Washington College February 18 . . . Gonzaga University, Spokane, Wash. February 19 . . . Portland, Oregon February 20 . .. Seattle, Washington February 21 . .. San Antonio, Texas February 22 ... Houston, Texas February 26-28 ... Los Angeles, Calif, at the Whiskey A-Go-Go March 1 . .. H.I.C. Arena, Honolulu March 8 . . . MSU Auditorium March 13-14 . .. New York City at the Fillmore East April 25 . .. Brown University, R.I. Busby Berkeley's HMITLM.HT I'AIKAIMT So see him GOLD DIGGERS CP 1935 With James Cotton Blues Band See why they don't make movies like they used to. "FOOTUGHTPARADE' with JAMES CAGNEY JOAN BLONDELL RUB* HEELER 0ICK POWELL and Frank McHugh Ruth Donnelly GuyK.bbee Hugh Herbert Directed by Lloyd Bacon Numbers Created and Staled by Busby Berkeley Sunday March 8 "GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935 with DICK POWELL Adolphr Meniou Gloria Stuart Alice Brady Hugh Herbert Glenda Farretl Frank McHugh Joseph Cawthom 8:00 p.m. Auditorium Grant Mitchell Dorothy Dare and Ramon and Rosita DirectedbyBusbyBerkeley Tickets: $2.50. $3.00, $3.50 DOORS OPEN 6:15 "GOLD DIGGERS." AT 6:30 -10:10 Marshall's, Union, Campbell's "FOOTLIGHT" AT 8:15 LAST COMPLETE SHOW 8:15 P.M. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 24, SPORTS- |97fl SpartanBy MIKE MAN LEY State News Sports Writer Still standing oerilouslv close kidding purpose. anybody. , to fight for." . We've got a we've got somethingB P^d by Purdue, 83-49. But recovered to the. Ulini have lose narrow cagers Always . "" a " ruggea 6-2 guard Mike Price, a 15 point " aeiensive Ganakas will so combination of Ralph the holder of the tonight! with his winnine Simpson* MSU a position versatile swing pa„„L, ho man^tolT^'8 "I like to see Rudv h* I II .."SSiSwn ^C^T-,ndPurdu*- d Purdue respectable scorer. In Greg Jackson the pivot is monstrous a 6-8, 260-pound single season scoring record of the bench," he saidoff r second straight win here here tonicht tonight "S nas coni,nuea l.'trt 10 ™ow the 88^81scoref00-01 score. averaging 17 senior averaging 17 points points a 003 points, and junior Tim Boprakns Bograkos at at mmrrt guard with with j«m Jim capacity to go into thp 6 turn turn it it around «tne game; and the ""u I so.ca„ed so-called "experts" into "niinois is still a tough team," "Illinois team,' game and 10 rebounds. when fKo"q" rfana hnst Illinois the Spartans host Illinois pro,onged confusion, losing five Ganakas said. "They went right The other three starters are Gibbons, Pat Miller and Ron cITti^wski (lUt.knwski always happens when " k®?1"1* heS il I up front nn front. there there." » rwh' r„c Panakas' .art conference games in a row after down to the wire with the likely to be 6-2 guard Rick Rudy Benjamin, who came off manLd its disastrous seven sPrinting to flve straight wins, league's two best teams. We Howawho in recent games has The halftime show t. 1 mmiin«in0 ctwak Saturdav Before the disastrous streak, the might see our first zone defense been the mini's been the Illini s top scorer, 6-4 _ the bench to get 16 against the „„v, night will be a girfs hZl!e!da* I Hoosiers, will be the sixth man, game. basketM | St wTh Indiana Illini were the toast of the a 78-66 win—> Illini were the toast of the Big hut the Snartans are Ten< ~ the tenth * ranked team they use the same 3-2 the Temple since the Bi«r since Temple game fact, forward game - in fact,that forward forward Fred **»'-- Miller and Randy Crews, —jet 6-5 1 luu onl'v one Jame ahSToftte in the nation and the odtb - on Temple uses." team's defensive ace. Howat is CARL OLSON Cde« and Northwestern choice to wln the ,ea8ue title. MSU played Illinois in the Far averaging 14 points a game and ^e're nlavtaJ to stev out of Three games ago, Coach Harv West Classic in December and got _ an Illinois season high of 32 the basement," Ganakas said at — his weekly luncheon. "We aren't .. Schmidts team sunk to depths jo* «''•«» of futility when they «>— after leading the entire game. T"? Not n™ «no In^'tto one t rock the boat. Is there electric CHIPS EARLIER WINNERS in the Frosh, CMU in rematch Friday night after Michigan's hockey team inflicted tl straight loss on the Spartans in the Ice Arena a friend seventh asked, "are you still going to Ann Arbor tomorrow?" I IS of'iZ "you bet," and laughingly added, "who knows By RICK GOSSELIN Thompson will pull the hat-trick." maybe 5011 of revenge stiu smoldering. The and snatching a game high of ten State News Sports Writer by Central's coaching staff to be opening jump is slated for 6 p.m. rebounds. For the Chippewas, the squad's steadiest performer. When the latter comment became a reality Saturday night at mu ucii twteVi The MSU frosh cagers will go nonovc win nn in Jenison Fieldhouse. CrawleyJ has missed onlyf one Chris Young, who averages 10.6 10:16 of the second period my thoughts were not that , the extra rebounds per game, will start at sensory perception was showing, but rather how to warm mv into their match with Central Michigan tonight with the coals The frosh traveled PlMsant early in Febniuy and to Mt. f ™.J1'**" gainst W«tem center. Dave Frost, the tean's frozen body. I would have given the $20 in my billfold for fi« also the leading scorer with a 14.4 minutes under an electric blanket. team's only loss. average, and Bob Von Spartans came_ up on Reichbauer, the squad's smallest Back-tracking to when my yellow express arrived at the side of a 70-56 score. In that the short The Chips are currently 13-1 playee at 5-9, will situate Michigan Coliseum - which was two hours before face off (this - ? themselves at the'guard being my first trip there I'd allowed time for waywardness) - my Kip game, Central's 6-4 forward last thirteen contests. Four'of posts. - t. „matr „ recollection was the entrance into the Wolverine's home. Maynard Crawley put out his the five Central starters are JJSparta"S most productive showing of the season, scoring thirteen points averaging in double figures, with "iScf win k™ » This was definitely the right place. Who wlould question bl„ froSh C^ch Mat^Aifch 2!d. the fifth, Ray Poole, considered bleachers reaching into the rafters to the left and across the yellow bleachers. The big tip-off was an emblazened red double way I "We know they're going to hold "M" at center ice, though. the ball, and we'll just have to Ohio State, Irish pressure them." Jim Shereda, a offensive gun, will start at center. late blooming A gnawing cold feeling struck. I realized that the colder on the inside than outside on Fifth Street and the warmth of the lobby. I coliseum was hustled to distinctly remember saying to myself Gary Ganakas and "the press box will be warm, after all we sports writers are alwavs Damon Huffman, both guards, Only 5( topple 'S' fencers Defending Big Ten champions will key up the frosh defensive game. Brian Breslin and Jeff Vanderlende will draw the provided the comforts of home." Waiting in the lobby until 7:30 p.m. (In no hurry to scurry for press refuge and watching those blanket - carrying U of M fans) I I one 20th of a dollar Ohio State and perennial power m sabre and Bob Kreitsch in sabre. starting call at forwards. r - _ D . .. _ 14 engaged an elderly man in conversation. "That rink is cold," I quivered. Notre Dame proved too much The only event Coach Charles J.' Brad„ VanPe't and "It's kept at 32 degrees so there's no melt-off," he said. for the MSU fencers last Schmitter's crew captured was "m Curtin are all expected to Step right up Saturday as the Spartans bowed to the Buckeyes 17*10 and to the foil, 5-4, against Ohio State, but lost epee (6-3) and sabre ^ P I "I'm a sports writer and the press box is a said smiling. pretty comfy place" the Irish, 19-8. (7-2). His chuckle worried the hell out of me and I \ Ira Schwartz was the only Men's IM you can be next bright spot for the Spartans dW-0B8^^ g lost „ Notre Dame ^ news discover the press box was a refrigeration chamber for human gluteus maximi. There I was in the ice box, teeth chattering away during the afternoon as he won whQ hflve BQnly dropped one The Men's IM has announced at 1,000 c's per minute as the temperature hovered at 27. Three^ther Snartans each 11181011 this 5685011• The Wsh that they will be scheduling Xerox copies won only took the s*** 5"4' the foil 6"3 About 15 minutes before game time a representative from competition in SLOW PITCH Snr the epee, tlTn captain Doug SJ McGaw rr and 8 of 9 matches in ®P«- The SpartanS who their and FAST PITCH softball this U-M's radio station nudged me and said, "you're the only person we know of from MSU (believe me that was an saw spring term. The Slow Pitch understatement), ff ""-Tcm"dcd^cmT^ record drop to 4-5, will next how about an interview between the first and second game will replace the fast pitch periods." I hesitated, the request chilled me even more, but AI I ALL Dftiw uinni/ AT I take P81* in a five team match in the point system throughout casting a 5* BODY WORK AT glance towards their glassed-in broadcasting layout my response ^ Saturday in Chicago. The the three leagues: residence hall, was an icy "s-u-u-r-r-e." . reCIS IOn . I University of Detroit, Chicago independent and fraternity and Circle, Milwaukee Tech and for the All University The glass was a front folks. After I'd climbed down from the ice I mports ^ I Wisconsin Parkside will compete Championship. Students may box and up to their habitat, shaking knees and all I v 1 along with the Spartans. participate in one league only. disappointed to find it wasn't totally enclosed and cold air just Stop in at.. WHEN YOU BRING | swooped in atop me again. The walk got the blood circulating and The the lip movement returned them to normal Only official University Book Store coloring s venture wasn't a total loss. Interview completed and back to the freezing press box I I MSU I bundled my fur-lined London Fog close, but to no avail as the FOREIGN, SPORTS cold began to nip at my body through the final 40 minutes. CARS by RR Tracks on Only once did the feeling of warmth come on in rushing gusts I 731 E. Kalamazoo and that was when Thompson skated in all alone for his fifth In the Center for International Programs goal. My heart pumped hot blood as the Spartan pushed the puck by the outstretched right leg of the Michigan goalie and came away with arms raised high and a broad grin splashed upon his face. New Camaro. The final seconds ticked away, Don's feat a flickering memory, and a microphone but an arms shot away made me want to shout into it, "IS THERE AN ELECTRIC BLANKET IN THE I I Feb. 26 th. HOUSE?" We've never announced a car at this time before. But then nobodyfe ever announced a car like this before. Meridian Mall Store Only Super Hugger If it were an ordinary sportster, we'd have intro¬ Pick the one that best suits your driving. Then go duced it at the ordinary time. pick on an open road. Great shape Instead, we took the time to build a whole new And make it one with plenty of twisting turns. Camaro. We started with sleek Because Camaro has a remarkable new suspension. to be in...if a new shape and a low road- And standard front disc brakes for a leech-like grip hugging stance. on the road. fit And added more hood. A faster fastback. Wider . New Camaro. The Super Hugger. good sha doors. And new deeply contoured bucket seats. Other sportsters always feared it might The instrument panel wraps around you. With come to this. enough dials to make you think you're piloting a 747. And they were right. Only their tim- There are four transmissions. And six power plants -v ing was wrong. up to the Turbo-Jet 396 V8 that you can order. If you're not ready for Spring • Vacation f/\ Putting you first, keeps us first. break, then shop Small's ... We have great stuff for surf and sand, sports and spectating, anytime leisuring . . . Give yourself the look of the 70's! Small's a See it. At your spring Fashion World . . . Knit Shirts Chevrolet Sports Dept. from $5 to $13. Small's Hart Sclia&ner & Marx Hictey • Freeman ~ two locations — two eleven loutli Washington, lansinff meridian mail, oWmoi ^ Meridian Mall Store Hours Monday thru Friday 10 AM to 0 PM Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 24, 1970 7 Room aids racial empathy By DENISE McCOURT their full privileges in society. deans." views State News Staff Writer "The rhetoric of ^blacks as either "super Morris sophomore said. democracy "Whites have never had to dumb * Paquet The opening of Holden Hall's has not been matched or super smart." The fully by understand blackness, but blacks spoke as a representative of the Black Culture Room Is white community refuses to Committee only the action," Wharton said. "It is the have always had to understand for Racial first step in the allow blacks to be beginning of a repeated failure of society to live whiteness," Gunning continued. average Understanding in Holden Hall. |j sustained effort to attain human up fully to this responsibility people. He said the library is to serve "Whites and blacks can now use understanding, Presiden Wharton that makes a Holden Hall is a splendid education of both blacks and growing number this room to get said Sunday. adopt alternate strategies out of Coming together is the together. first step example that black students and whites where they can learn Speaking at the presentation society's pattern." white students can get together more about black views in moving toward a united and in the Holden and what can be done, Sam cafeteria, Wharton The need for a center for front," he said. perspectives. said there was a lack of black culture arises from white Riddle, an executive member of He said the white understanding in the white racism, Thomas community the Black Liberation Front and The Black Culture Room is in Gunnings, ASMSU member - at - large said community regarding black assistant professor the lower east culture and the tremendous at the at Sunday's opening. lounge of Holden counseling center said Sunday. Hall and contains books, articles, contributions which Americans have made to this black Gunnings racism defined as the "structures and white Kelley might The white students move must the struggle outside of posters and Thomas Benner, black art objects. St. Joseph country. Holden Hall to other dorms on "The first step in reducing the attitudes in our society which lock certain groups in a minority reveal plans campus. They must educate one sophomore, said the room was only one of the projects begun polarization between blacks and position and rob them of their another on all levels, Riddle said. by the committee. The joint hall whites must come through dignity." in conference Holden Hall's Black Culture councils gave the committee greater understanding of each $2,200. Gunnings said whites were It has also received other and especially through trying to justify this wrongness Attorney General Frank J.' Room is just a start at contributions from professors Holden ded understanding of black culture, by establishing a black culture black history and black center. He said whites must re Kelley has scheduled a news promoting mutual understanding conference for 9:30 a.m. today of the races, Jim Paquet, Mt. and some Benner said. private contributions, - President Wharton at which he is expected to was on hand for the dedication of a black culture room at Holden Hall last psychology," Wharton said. examine their position of always Sunday. The president and his wife spoke with Sam Wharton said he realized the being the leaders announce he will run for Riddle, ASMSU member at large, and and the other students after the ceremony. growing disenchantment in the spokesmen. re-election this year. State News photo by Terry Luke black community for attaining "The white man's mind is programmed that what is white Kelley pressure from has been some Democratic under ATTENTION CAR OWNERS IN SEX, DRUGS is right and what is black is party leaders to run Governor, since polls have for * Complete front end repair and wrong," he said. shown him to be the The Black Culture Room strongest potential candidate to oppose alignment Health education needful must be used for blacks to teach * incumbent Republican William Brakes * whites about Suspension blackness, G. Milliken. * Gunnings said. But observers believe Wheel balancing * Steering "White people must learn Kelley has managed to tum aside the what blackness is all about. Crash programs for sex, drug and smoking education fads. education and from other They LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center are subjects. Until we get away from this, pressure and convince the I These subjects should be taught in the broader context of health health education as a subject that will must bring up issues such as why leadership he can do more for I education, says an MSU authority. control of health problems is not help in the prevention and there are not more black the party running for re-election 1 "Sex education is important, but when you take it out of the going to be successful. instructors, black lawyers, black Part of the problem, he as attorney general. 124 SOUTH LARCH I health context, and set it apart, you violate, I think, sound contends, is that health education is . IV 4-7346 often considered synonymous with physical education. ■ curriculum development procedures," Joseph G. Dzenowagis, "Health education and physical education are not I who trains health educators at MSU, said. I But, he added, current public interest in sex education is synonymous," Dr. Dzenowagis points out. "They have the same I probably a good thing. 1 "I think many people are beginning to see the folly of these ultimate aim of improvement of the health of the physical education does it primarily through the medium of physical activity, whereas health education does it individual, but Pre-Inventory lone-shot approaches, he said, "and are now looking for better learning activities that are primarily academic. through £ I ways to develop a curriculum in health education. They want to ••#•#•••••••#•§••••• Clearance ■ avoid unsound approaches which focus on one area I expense of others." I ideally, the MSU professor would like to see a I health education program from kindergarten through at the comprehensive high school • NCEL 0 a Navy Research and Development Laboratory a Port Hueneme, California is looking for located in J I in every school district. 1 The content would vary with different grades £ Electrical and Mechanical Engineers at the BS, MS and PhD according to the J • levels; Civil, Structural and Ocean Engineers at the MS and I types of health problems faced by each age group I to their respective learning capabilities. and according PhD levels only. If interested in SALE I Sex, drug and smoking education would be included. So would ■ nutrition, communicable disease, dental health and other * working Investigation of the ocei on typical projects such as: Skiis areas bottom to determine Its 'Study of portable harbors. land - of particular importance to younger children — accident capability for supporting •Chemical treatment of woods Boofs were 13900 ■ prevention. 1 At the elementary level, he believes, health topics should be * Underwater equipment ai to retard or prevent attack by marine organisms. Lange Comps Yamaha-Rosignol NOW 8900 ■taught by the regular teachers but with assistance and [coordination from specialists, just as art and music are now ltiufht in many districts. ' tlllatlop. weres 165 NOW M10 Head—Dynamic—Kneissel I At the higher levels, concentrated courses should be offered . ♦ Mobile off-shore bases, •Investigation and develop¬ ment of rhethbds of Parkas as ■including at least one semester in junior high school and one •oiast resistant communlca- mitigating electromagnetic Interference. Sweaters Toni Sailer LR-45 only 89°° Isemester in senior high school. These courses should combine •Development of steady-state low as 1300 ■several topical areas into single units. For ■consumer health might deal with nutrition, medical ■other topics. Other subjects, such as example, a unit on quackery and •Study and design of airfield uninterruptible electric power systems. 1/3 to 1/2 Off good selection Hours Wed - Thurs - Fri till 9 pm Sporthaus general science and social arrange through the Placement Office for an interview West of Frandor pdies, should also include health topics. appointment with our recruiting representative I "But we are a long way from the ideal in Michigan," who will be on iDzenowagis points out. campus rliu III ICTIVE PUT HI TODft "The crucial issue in health education is Tuesday, March 3,1970 finding any time An Equal Opportunity Employer whatsoever to teach health. ire living on what we call borrowed time from physical I CREDIT umoirs KSNMEHEIfT MONDAY, MARCH 2nd, 7 P.M., IN THE MSU AUDITORIUM You and your family are invited to enjoy an evening of entertainment and exciting door prizes at your 1970 ANNUAL MEETING j ☆☆☆☆☆☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆ There're four ways to Annual Business Meeting • Door Prizes • Entertainment spend it.. You must be registered by 8 p.m. to be eligible for the door prize drawi 1 pair of slacks, 2 sweaters, or 1 skirt dry deaned- drop off cleaning, 45< per pound 3 Great Locations For Your Convenience 1 - 213 Ann Street 2 - Corner of Harrison & Wilson Road 3 - Northwlnd Dr. Facing Yankee Stadium Plaza j| 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass S (or $2,000 cash) • Expense Paid Vacation for Two to Las Vegas, $§ j: Ft. Lauderdale or New York (or $500 cash) • Sony 7" Mini TV • Magnavox Cassette Tape j:§j j Recorder • MSU Rocking Chair • Instamatic Camera • West Bend Teflon Pan Set • Blender : • Binoculars • "S" Blanket • Plus Special Door Prizes for the Kids! || 1 r - - & 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 24,197Q STATE NEWS state news CLASSIFIED You Can Believe Us When We Say Want Ads Work Faster For Less. classified 355-825^ Automotive Automotive FRANKLYSPEAKING ty Phil frank For Rent For Rent CHEVY BISCAYNE 1962. Newly ROADRUNNER 1969 2-door 1 GIRL for spring term. painted. 6 cylinder automatic hardtop. 4-speed, AM/FM. Call Meadowbrook Trace. transmission. Good on gas and oil. 482-4372. 4-2/27 $56.25/month. 882-0112. 5-2/24 372-8130. 5-3/2 353-8385. 5-2/24 $495. 482-7734 days; 339-2122 after 6 p.m. 5-2-27 SI MCA, 1967 4-door. looks good. Runs good, Fair price. 882-7867, SOUTHEAST apartment. - LUXURY 2-bedroom Furnished or 526 STODDARD. Immediately! Man for 4-man. Available GE STEREO turntable, console with~p"H • AUTOMOTIVC CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 1964 283. 9-5:30 p.m. 1-2/24 unfurnished. Draperies, Lease for spring term. $70 per offer. AM/FM radin * • EMPLOYMENT 332-3941. 5.3/2 Aqua/green, rebuilt motor, air-conditioning. Avocado month. $100 deposit. Call Greg • FOR REMT excellent tires, radio. Needsclutch. VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Square-back. appliances. Fully carpeted. 351-2609.6-2/27 blank 8 • FOR SALE rebuilt. $250 cash. TU 2-6181. Utilities furnished 4-2/27 Leaving Country, must sell. Best electricity. 882-9117. 7-2/27 except EAST SIDE, Three students needed labels, dust bugs, tape Cet2| • LOST & FOUND » PERSONAL offer 3-2/24 over $1000. 351-4663. for a five room house. Carpet, Plugs and jacks galore. catalog prices Jf uM CHEVROLET BELAIR 1962. New 1 OR 2: sublet, furnished efficiency; drapes, stove and refrigerator. • PEANUTS PERSONAL ELECTRONICS, 55M < " tires. Best offer. Call 351-3122. near campus. $125. 351-5050. Two car garage. $165 plus deposit. • REAL ESTATE 3-2/26 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 Red Sedan. 5-2/25 IV 2-4763. 3-2/24 _ Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C " New motor, excellent • • SERVICE TRANSPORTATION CORVETTE, 1964 $850. 676-2047. 3-2/26 WANTED, ONE girl for luxury Rooms ENTIRE FAMILY at OPTICAL wear^TrJ Convertible - DISCOUNT apartment. Call after 6 p.m. • WANTED Excellent condition — 339-2803 after 6:00 p.m. 3-2-25 VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Must excellent condition. $725 351-1177. 3-2/24 GENTLEMAN - WITH references. East^Michigan Avenue, 372-740H First floor efficiency. Share bath. offer. 353-0900. TF DEADLINE Close in, SKMS. HEART CUTLASS 1968. Power steering and brakes, extras. One owner, under VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Good NEED 4th man to sublet Chalet Park Apartment. spring term. Reduced 663-8418. X3-2/24 no parking. $88. Holiday, 614, poles; used twic bo^Vj 1 P.M. one class day be¬ warranty. 487-5898. 3-2/26 rate. 353-9100, 339-2915. 3-2/24 3-2-25 condition, clean, radio. fore publication. SINGLE FOR man, block campus, 351-0047 after 4 p.m. 3-2-25 Cancellations - 12 noon one FREE: HUMBLE Oil crec GIRL NEEDED: to sublease spring large, quiet. 332-8498, 337-0132 two CITIZEN Band - | class day before publica¬ 351-0686 after 11:30 i term. Chalet Apartments. afternoons. 2-2/25 connections. $100 tion. information. 3-2/24 Scooters & Cycles Reduced rent. 351-2073. 5-2/25 372-5453. 5-2-27 DOUBLE. PARKING. Clean, quiet, YAMAHA 250 cc 1966 Big Bear WOODSIDE APARTMENTS: 1 reasonable, 237 Kedzie. Rob, DUAL TURNTABLES FORD 1968 stationwagon, country now inst(a PHONE Scrambler. Good condition. Call furnished, balcony, 372-4828, 351-9584. 5-2/26 HI-FI BUYS, 1101 sedan, 4-door, power steering, 351-4490. 1-2/24 bedroom, laundry, security locks. Graduate X5-3/2 River, East Lansing. 4-2/25 East Gran! brakes. Exceptionally clean. Very 355-8255 good tires. 487-5441, 482-9656. or married students. 351-4698, 3-2-25 332-2920. 5-2/25 WAVERLY, ROOM in private home. SIX-HEAD Autoreverse RATES Pqjrtj^ Phone, parking and kitchen recorder, custom 8 tracks ni ACCIDENT Problem? Call GIRL NEEDED to sublease spring privileges. Girls only $20 a week. Gary, 351-8907. 3-2/24 GRAND PRIX, 1967. Full power, I day S 1.50 KALAMAZOO STREET BODY term. $65/month. 351-6820. 485-0494. 3-2-25 air-conditioning. Extras. 42,000 15tf per word per day miles. $1,875. 337-0330. 5-2/26 SHOP. Small dents to large "Ftee LOWS ALL ovetLitii AND 3-2-25 UNFINISHe"d Furniture" „ 3 dov* $4.00 wrecks. American and foreign MEN 21 and over - Clean quiet stools night stands 13 1/2# per worn per aay GRAND PRIX 1963. Full power, cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. OUR SON GWW5 srut>yfisao SUBLET, TWO - man luxury rooms. Cooking and parking. chest-of-drawers, bookc 5 days Close. Reasonable. 487-5753, prefinished picture frames S6.50 mint condition. Best offer. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C A BKAP TH £flWWl apartment spring, summer. 134 485-8836. TF more. plywood ai 13# per word per day 485-0961. 3-2/26 Stoddard. 351-3806. 3-2-25 sales,'315 |0ST: FLI MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 0 -i&MGr AtGrtCl CCQP. / ASM*1/ ftt>./5r LOUIS M0./ South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276 months (based on 10 words per id) HUDSON JET 1954. Kalamazoo Street. . . Since 1940. C*b\3i ForSal e Park, 35' Good transportation. Only $70. Complete auto painting and There will be a 50# service collision service. IV5-0256. C SCOTT 344-C FM stereo receiver. Call 351-8086. 2-2/25 and bookkeeping charge if OKEMOS, ONE 120 watts. $250. Only 2 left. inner this ad is not paid within MERCEDES 230 SL 1967. Red Aviation Employment For Rent parking, convenient to shopping, MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY, spring and combinations. Roil-away bo* YE SEE T one week. phone 351-6179. 3-2-25 East Lansing. C-2/24 convertible coupe hard top and oldest, I ARE YOU interested in magazine NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands 30", 39" and 48" soft top. 4 speed. Like new. Priced FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to „,ul, Michigan The State News will be learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE)! work: Writing, lay-out, rented only to MSU students and TWO APARTMENTS: One INVESTORS. EXCELLENT faculty Hollywood style beds and fran* to sell. 351-9149, 372-5891. advertising, sales? Call us NOWI faculty. $8.84 monthly (including furnished. One unfurnished or student rental. Walking distance chests, dressers, study desks, responsible only for the 5-2/25 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C used matching chairs for Wedding Plans Magazine. 220 tax). State Management upstairs. No children or pets. Call to MSU. Call CIMON REAL study first day's incorrect inser¬ Albert Street. 351-6441. 5-2-27 Corporation, 444 Michigan dining room use. Used card t 1962 automatic. Has OX 4-0242. 3-2-25 ESTATE Okemos Branch. tion. MERCURY Employment 351-2260 or Carla Marschman, and folding chairs. Late it REE - new battery, new brake job, _ Avenue. 332-8687. C_ ^ stereo literature excellent transportation. Call NEAT ENERGETIC young man for THREE MEN needed now. New 337-2683. 4-2/27 phonographs, and s STEVE I 3 FULL time men needed, high pay. LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per 332-0914. 5-3/2 assistant theater manager. Three Cedar Village. Reduced rent. components. Stereo Room for rapid advancement. Call month, parts and service free, days a week during school term. 351-9453. 5-2-27 SCUBA DIVING equipment recorders, used portable TV fASE . . 371-1913, 10-12, 2-4. C Full time employment during option to buy. Call IV 9-5214, Apartment gas to the Pi including underwater camera and ranges, kit TELETRONICS INDUSTRIES. tables and chairs. 1 and 2 bu, PICK mo The State News does not summer months. Contact Mr. WOMAN TO share apartment. Own flash. Brand new. 351-4490. CAMP COUNSELORS - for co-ed electric hot plates. $3.99 and Wardwell, Michigan Theatre, room. Call 332-2269 after 5 p.m. 3-2/26 permit racial or religious camp in Maryland. Age 21, W.S.I., New metal kitchen cat discrimination in its ad¬ MUSTANG 1966 289 4-speed. Clean, Lansing. 5-2/24 Apartments 3-2-25 excellent condition. Call sailing, ECHO HILL CAMP, 3825 KENT 12 string guitar. Very good delivery. Bank card. Master Char) vertising columns. The 355-7975. 5-2-27 Wisconsin Avenue, Washington, LADIES THINK this Earn 33 NEEDED ONE, two, or 3 girls condition. Best offer. Steve, and layaway plans. \ - over. CHEAP: $55. 4-man apartment State News will not accept D.C. 5-2/26 immediately or spring. Nodafriage 332-0996. 3-2/26 5:30 p.m. W,n,u per cent and more on all sales. 81 - sublet spring, Beechwood advertising which discrim¬ deposit. 351-1876, 351-7138. SECONDHAND STORE, 509 Eai MUSTANG 1969 4-speed. Excellent PART TIME employment for MSU year - old company 250 Apartments. 351-1025. 5-2/24 inates against religion, 5-2/25 100 USED cleaners. Tank, Michigan. 485-4391. C condition. $2100 or best offer. students during school year with products. Be your own boss, set vacuum race, color or national or¬ 355-2885. 3-2/26 your own hours, no investment, canister, and uprights. 1 year REE A midwest's largest full-line ONE GIRL needed to sublet New ... igin. no shipping charge. Become a warranty. $7.88 and up. DENNIS FANTASTIC PLASTIC merchant wholesaler. Automobile Cedar Village spring term. OLDSMOBILE 98, 1965. All power, Lady Rawleigh. For appointment DISTRIBUTING CO. 316 North chairs, sofas. Many color MERLE I required. For further information, 351-2103. 3-2/26 Call electric windows. $995. 627-2500, call Delores Grosser, 655-2389. 337-9215 noon - 1 STUDIO, phone 351-5800. O FACUL+Y APARTMENT. 620 Spring Street, Grand Ledge. 3-2-25 10-2-27 C-2/26 Unfurnished. No DRIVE 4 miles and save. Lovely 4 pets. EAST 5-2/25 man, furnished apartment, needs 3 HOUSEWORK WOMAN or girl, one LANSING MANAGEMENT. Peani - BABYSITTING - For room and LEICA M-4, MR meter, 28mm, Phone 332-2627. C males. Only $45 per month, OLDSMOBILE 1968 442 4-speed, or two days a week, or two or board. May have 1 child. Care for 90mm, Leitz lens. $450. 43 . includes everything. Call four half days. No experience 489-2155. 3-2/26 ALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. Ram air. Excellent condition. 2 children. Phone 676-1226 332-3398. 9-3/6 necessary, must have own EAST LANSING near campus. Ono Jsed straight stitchers and z Like new condition. Best offer, 19,000 miles. New wide-tread before 12 noon. 5-2/26 polyglass tires, stereo tape player. transportation. Will pay carfare, bedroom, furnished. Large airy GARRARD LAB 80 MKII turntable, sewing machines. Consoles Call 351-3918. 10-3/2 CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS, 1404 $2150. 351-6818 351-0885 mileage. References, Call rooms. Air conditioned. with Empire 888VE cartridge, $19.95 up. Portables from$10 or THREE PART-time sales managers, East Grand River. Married, after 5 p.m. 5-2/24 351-4176.3-2/26 Beautifully maintained. Select Kenwood 50 watt amp, two Also used VACUUM CLEANE BMW 1800, '66. 4 door sedan in car necessary. Phone Mr. Dier. graduate, seniors welcome. clientele. Lease 332-3135 or AR4X speakers. Reasonable. from $5 up. 2 Kirbys tiki excellent condition with 100% 372-1585. 5-2/26 351-5647. 4-2/27 882-6549. O 355-8026. 3-2/26 ELECTRO - GRAND SEW warranty on engine, transmission, PEUGEOT 1961 sedan with sun roof. MALE COUNSELORS for Boy's electrical system and brakes, for $150. 353-3247 or 351-9004. For Rent CENTER, 804 East Michig Camp. Areas open - riflery, crafts, LOWER UNFURNISHED apartment 3-2/24 1 OR 2 coeds to share deluxe PEACE SYMBOL DECALS: For car, Lansing. Hours 9 30 days or 1000 miles. archery, nature, trips. 7 week in Mason. $140, utilities included. TV RENTALS Students only. Low apartment on bus line. 484-0035. books, luggage, etc. Express Saturday 9-12. 0 $1,395.00 Glenn Herriman, V.W., season, June 28 to August 15. - 676-5352. 3-2/26 4-2/24 yourself. 4 for $1.00. P.O. 2536, 6135 West Saginaw. 482-6226. PLYMOUTH, 1968 station Salary, room, board and laundry. monthly and term rates. Call 3-2/24 wagon.One owner, power steering, Write 484-2600 to San Rafael, California 94901. 969 SINGER $61.50 ir giving experience, reserve yours. SUBLET 1 man apartment. Spring brakes, Best offer over CAMPUS NEAR. Very pleasant 2 1-2/24 table. Used just a few power background. Camp Flying Eagle, University TV Rentals. C and/or summer. $80/month. BUICK SKYLARK 1968. 2-door $1,650. Phone 337-7469 after 4 1401 North Fairview, Lansing, bedrooms, living room, kitchen, 351-2674. 3-2/26 equipped to zig-zag, monogra p.m. 3-2/24 TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - bath. Unfurnished except stove GAS RANGES used, school hardtop, automatic, power Michigan. 48912. 5-2/25 $8.50 per month including stand. demonstrators. Guaranteed. designs and winds the tx steering, economical 6, 9100 and refrigerator. ED 2-5374. ONE GIRL, spring sublease. Delta ITTLE B PLYMOUTH 1964 Sport Fury Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862. 5-2/26 CONSUME RS POWER automatically $61.50 full miles, air. $1995. 351-6945. RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST for busy Arms. 351-5596 after 4 p.m. Smelta Gi convertible. 383.4BBI all power, 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' COMPANY, 216 South price or buy on our budget 3-2/26 East Lansing doctor's office. Betty Cr( new tires. Call 351-5412. S-2/25 Please write ONE MAN to sublease. _ 4-2/27 Washington. 373-6172. 5-3/2 dial 484-4553, 9 a.m. to 9 3ur BigS stating previous Are Twyckingham Apartment. Spring ROOM TO rent, Owen Hall. Spring including Saturday and Sui PONTIAC LEMANS, 1965. Good experience, expected salary, and you living in a 351-3411. 3-2/24 quarter. Call Dave, 353-6975, SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale. family status. Box B-2. 10-2/24 crowded dorm or do you term. JF SIBLEY Condition. Radio, heater, power E-329. 4-2/27 Brand new portables - $49.95, room The CPS : steering and brakes. Financing wish you were closer to the ROYAL ULTRONIC ele CHEVY 1967 2 door FOUR ROOM, furnished, $5.00 per month. Large selection DO YOU need an extra $50 a week? auditorium? power, vinyl available. Call before 5 p.m., deluxe. Two blocks to campus. FURNISHED APARTMENT: Quiet, of reconditioned used machines. typewriter. Excellent condi Thompson top. Phone Car necessary. Call 351-7319 for 489-6460. 3-2-25 484-8441; after 5 p.m., 882-6178. Phillips Hall now has Lease, deposit and references parking, utilities, furnished. No Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Call Claire or Chris, 337-1 interview. C WNESS vacancies for immediate required. Phone 332-3226 or children, no pets. $120. Inquire at Home & "Many Others." $19.95 5-2/25 WESTERN to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS Congratula occupancy. If interested, 339-8450. C-2/24 AUTO, Williamston. DZSI STUDENTOURSANNUAL contact the Head Advisor at 655-1788. After 6 p.m. 655-1035. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, STEREO: 4/8 track car player 355-4987. FRANDOR AREA 2 bedroom 2-2/25 1115 North Washington. FM multiplex, tapes. 351-89 iKE ADW deluxe apartment. Carpeted, 489-6448. C-2/26 3-2/24 buys in air-conditioned. $160 a month. SUBLET 1 bedroom apartment. 427 RENT A TV from a TV Company, today's Cla FISCHER Combi (195c SPRING BREAK SMASH 1001 Fairway Lane. 351-3895 Grove Street. 2 blocks from SKIS $9.50 per month. Call 337--300. SONY TAPE recorder. Fisher 700T Union. 351-1684 afternoon only. Koflach Buckle Boots III Nejac TV Rentals. C 355-2398. 16-3/13 receiver. Thorens 150AB turntable JBL D-130 speaker and Eico color Salamon Binding Poles. 355-931 ~Re organ. 351-6650. 3-2/24 3-2/24 ONE OR two girls - sublet spring. I Freeport, Acapulco, TWYCKINGHAM APAR cVIENTS are now leasing student $60 - utilities included. 332-2029 5-2/24 units. These spacious luxury apartment are completely CEDAR GREENS, sublet spring and CROSSWORD $209 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish summer terms, swimming pool. PUZZLE $209 Mediterranean garbage furniture. disposal and individual Each unit has control a - dishwasher, central air Call between 9 - 4, 489-7521; after 5 p.m. 351-8262. 5-2-27 ACROSS 1. Severe 30. | Includes: Includes: conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 NEED CHICK Northwind immediately. $57.50. Apartments. Call criticism 5. Public ' 31. 33. 351-3328. 4-2-26 announcements 35. Round-trip jet parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been 8. Both air fare. Round - trip jet adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, ONE MAN needed for spring term 11. Nimbus sublease in modern 2-man 12. Prosecute 42. air fare recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be apartment. Call 351-0348. 13. Gentleman 45. Accommodations at among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Address: 133 Durand Street, Apt. 10. 5-2-27 14. Maple genus 46. 15. Faulty 47. the Freeport Inn. There are units starting at $70/ month per man. 17. Deterioration Accommodations THREE GIRLS needed 19. Asterisk 48. Meadowbrook Trace. Spring or at Bali-Hai $55. 393-6992. 5-2-27 20. Oolong 49. Nightly Happy Hour. summer, 22. Orate 50. MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day 25. Succinct NEEDED: GIRL for New Cedar except Sunday Village Apartment, spring. No T ransfers Transfers damage deposit. Call 351-0996. PHONE: 332-6441 3-2-25 Baggage Handling. THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE PENNSYLVANIA NORTH Baggage Handling Furnished 1 bedroom, - 1005. utilities paid. Ground floor and garage. fSpecial Deluxe Package $130/month plus deposit. 627-5454. 4-2-26 :$at Exclusive King's Inn Available GTtopc&mgfjam TWO GIRLS Village. 351-8415. 10-2/24 needed Spring, New Cedar summer. For Information Call Your 4620 S. Hagadorn Campus Representative Bob Lieder AI Kaufman Sue Eckles 2 GIRLS for 5-girl house. Spring. 2 10 Wor Bill Kropf blocks from campus. 351-2625, 353-4047 351-4928 882-1369 351-5333 MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y Over after 5 p.m. 4-2/27 FURNISHED HOME for rent. Ideal Studentours (313) 886--0844 Alco Management Cnmpany for 4-5 students. Close to busline. Phone 337-2015. 5-3/2 44. King Michigan State Newt, East Laming, Michigan Tuesday, February 24, 1970 9 For Sale Recreation GO TO the Bahamas break. Seven days for Includes food for Easter $150. Home Economics Dept. Nixon for - sleeping - and transportation from Miami. Write: HOLLARIO, Box 302, Coconut UfGHAN For HQUND puppies. 9 weeks. show 332-1895. 5-2/24 or companion. Grove. Florida, 33133. 4-2/25 Spring Break in Jamaica accepts program changes banning of f°r thre€ yearS * ^AINT , BERNARD puppies. AKC, wormed. $100 and up. $199. Call Frank Buck State News Staff Writer Proposed curriculum changes SI08!*"1 develop a core cuirriculum framework program which are and levels of learnin r, the competency students are expected to develop in the d^rmined by genocide 332-1911.3-2-25 allowing greater course re'evant to the various overall home economics 351-0968 or 351-2756 flexibility have been accepted by specializing areas within the program, ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - The |o GOOD home. Six month old pup. Service the faculty of the College of co'l«ge- The freshmen level Nixon administration 1 Female. Spaniel - hound mixture. Home Economics and course, presented Home economics majors now "Man in His Near Monday to the American 1 Housebroken. Had all shots. to the Environment," Association (ABA) to rescind 21 Affectionate. Free. 332-0639. F YOU APPRECIATE All-University Course and must complete five basic courses is designed to help the student EFFICIENCY you'll like the way Curriculum Committee for final totaling 15 credits. The years of opposition and approve | 2-2-24 puppies and kittens sell fast with approval. proposed program includes three comprehend inter - relationships U.S. ratification of a treaty among the elements of his Mobil* Homes Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl Students and faculty have courses totaling 10 credits. banning genocide. been program. It introduces an studying the present ',The proposed core change ecological approach to the study fetroiter 12X60 1969 flood ALL TY?ES of hair PIECES DONE in means something to everyone," of man and the quality of life as But some of the bar's veteran my home by licensed, said Jean Page, instructor in leaders countered that it relates to experienced stylist at low home economics. "In individual, family ratification could put American prices, reducing and environmental forces, phone 393-6718. 3-2/24 the amount of credits required The second level fighting men on international I ALMA Mobile home, 10x50, in course will trial and PEOPLE the core, we broadened deal create "endleaa I 2-bedroom on lot. Close to WHO SEEK with application and content and made it relevant to trouble" for the United Statea. IMPROVEMENT I campus. Phone 676-1584. 5-2/25 "Services" ads in the Classified read the analysis, with emphasis on columns. Check nowl MSU Marketina ciuh maatinn aNstudents." management in decision The debate Brabant, Please call back about trailer. I've lost your phone February 25th, 7:30 p.m.. Teak Room Epply Center. J.R. Sullivan v_!^_?'°P^„COr? P™8™"1 mlkin8 areas. The senior level ABA's policy - was before making branch, the course will be I number. Steve, 355-8400. 1-2/24 Typing Service from Penn Central speaking. a seminar, selected the House of Delegates. by the Approval could student within his interest spur the Senate's COMPLETE area Student Club of Foreign Relations Committee Proposals |067 ELCAR mobile home 12'x50', THESIS Service. American Society of to and relating professional bedroom, fully furnished, Discount Printing IBM typing and Agricultural Engineers (ASAE) entry take the to individual life roles. up treaty, which I located at Windmill Trailer Park. binding of thesis, resumes, meeting tonight 6:30 p.m., 118 President Nixon has asked I further publications. Across from campus, Agricultural Engineering for Election (Continued from page 1) Additional proposed For information, call of Club officers for 1970-71 Senate to ratify. I 646-3601.5-2/26 corner MAC and Grand River, school < requirements include a 30 credit below Women's Inter - resident minimum in Style Shop. Call one or more of the ARLETTE 1969 12X50. Excellent COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Council, said she was very glad following areas: human Already signed by 75 nations, 337-1666. C Orchesis condition, on the lot. Phone meeting tonight 7 p.m., the ProPosal was passed. development and nutrition, near the treaty makes acts of mass women's IM 372-4070! 5-2/24 rehearsal for Dance Thursday's Studio for concert in She said they will present a environment and family Kite monger destruction of racial, religious or ethnic groups an international Detroit' dynamics. Lost & Found proposal recommending the "We wanted to build Michigan weather is fickle. One day It seems to be crime. (Electrics) , revision of the University's guest a and the next spring Foreign A Domestic „T, c u program at the undergraduate day, winter is back. Students are optimists 0ST: FLUFFY male white cat. 6 months old. Vicinity Linden Campus Book Store _____ of^ AnoMn i i ^Jiii "k L k' Policy next- They will level that would help students none the less. When warm weather strikes, they take to the Proponents of U.S. ratification Park, 351-0026. 3-2-25 across from Union oenarai mBmhBrQhin L8 recomrnend that guests be use knowledge to understand lawns and streets of campus with their of the treaty lost a preliminary A NASA 30-minute al,owed to stay in the residence kites, only to get a move, but the vote indicated Louis E. May Sr. ED 2-0877 Winged Spartans how people really live," Mrs. Charlie Brown frustration. Personal TERM color film presentation of America's h*lls after closinS hours- PaSe said- State News photo by Jerry McAllister eventual approval by the PAPERS, Theses, first encounter with another world. 294-member House of Delegates. dissertations. IBM Selectric. Fast Includes actual footage brought back SEE THEE LIGHT SHOW. service. The Reasonable. 351-4580. oldest, Administration biggest, best in centrel 4-2/27 violence "ichigan. Private parties to pop reacts to is inv concerts. 372-7740 or Trad DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term 351-1020.2-2-24 papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM Union Board Miss MSU Pageant, 351-0763, 351-7086. Saturday, February 28th, 8 p.m., REE .. . x "most unhappy" about the Union Ballroom. Sandy Miss Michigan, will give Gillespie! . (Continued from page 1) violence. insurance ^ to pay for themselves to this in a change in society. If you're STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O TYPING SERVICE in my East up her things. It's the power of the replacement,"he said. non-violent way," he said. crown. Tickets are available at police and the courts to do "We live in a University town Richard Bemitt, director of really committed to change it Lansing home. Phone 332-3306. Campbell's Suburban Shop and the "it boils down to how an takes take me that," he said. where we think rationality is public safety, praised the police times, patience and 0-2/24 Union ticket office. Adults: _ _ individual sees bringing about effort." Pickwick Pub at ALBERT $2.00, Trustee PICK MOTOR HOTEL. 5-2/25 Children, $.50. Warren Huff uppermost for students and for "handling themselves very SWAP SOMETHING YOU WANT D-Plymouth, said other citizens. When either well." wpl1 " McKee report he fears are FOR SOMETHING YOU DON'TI irrational, "I have heard,"he said 'that FLY ACAPULCO GO *" The University Traffic Committee >™itlve legislation" from the we get upset about every police officer, to Je8|sJature. He said, however, the ... announces the opening of EX0TICI Room, 3 meals daily, Petitioning (Continued from page 1) for the vacant position of married 'ePslators should avoid this, people in East Lansing out there was struck by graduate students in academic Jeep, tourist service, up to 12 committee housing representative. Petitioners "I think the whole question of appalled because they said object." structure, that decision - making processes of days, $225. Leave when you want. TYPING: TERM papers and theses. must reside in a married housing unit ^yere He includes graduate students and that unit and establishes an 351-5249. 32-3/13 Fest service. Call 332-4597. 5-2-27 student relations should be in ^ n * understand the said he was "amazed" that Petitions . than "token campus. are available in the hands of the administration, motivation for the actions. And incident in Chicago should participation October 1, 1970 deadline for 307 Student Services Building We have operated in the oast for undergraduates. each unit to provide a report. . A thrilling hour of beauty. TYPING - My home. Legal and il i.oiim 2-27/70. -j". ^ can't say I understand them cause students to break windows The McKee report with sanity and good sense and »» in East suggests The McKee report t call 484-4519. medicel experience. 485-6045. e'^er- Lansing. He said he was suggests Thomas .. . . that student members of that undergraduate membership firmness," Huff said. , , MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 5-2/25 _ - . . _ , said he doesn't know ako surpnsedthat the intent committee be selected by their in the Academic Council be SB* -SC" -SKS about such mass action. peers,that the students selected increased from the present two No job too large or too small. to the Free legislative liaison, Louis Hekhuis, director of participate given members to thirteen members, Peanuts Personal Block off campue. 332-3256. C Psycho . Unjversity Course on Active drugs on Wednesday received no calls said or reactions he RationYou have to student committee of a academic unit one representative from each - permit free governance, said he be chosen from a broad base ANN BROWN- Typing and multilith 7 p.m., 315 Bessey. ' from legislators since Thursday, speech. You have to permit believes many students turned college. Gordon L. Thomas, East groups access to University against violent 'tactics 1 "after w congruous with the constituency of the unit, and that Also recommended was that i/ University Conference having Lansing mayor and professor of provisions graduate Mural a facilities. I'm really very pleased Thursday night. be made representation be communication, said he and thankful that there specifically to provide increased to six members, of Room, Union. The Radical Teacher "I always think the Pyramid. more. physical violence than rity student on open discussion. This discussion is there actually was." unfortunate when a violent representation, In open to faculty, graduate students addition, the report 20% DISCOUNT, scene erupts as it did Thursday THESIS and other interested members of the Milton B. Dickerson, vice The report recommends that recommends specific minority I-2/24 i MORE Love than 1969, less 1971. Heppy 22nd. Cheryl. PRINTING Professional printing, binding during thesis - February. typing, Finest quality University Community. Teach-in president for student affairs, said u6 ,T . FniVer^i^ .. a . s . - . night. I see many students though interested in bringing about develop methods of each academic department or saying that they are school within the University representation and asks that 10 seats on the Academic be Council International Seminar in Comparative (Continued from page 1) , should consider the involving provided for such minority guaranteed. Call 337-1527 or possibility Journalism meeting tonight 7:30 which have been created by the change and they,re addressing both undergraduate and representation. :AR BROTHERS of Phi Kappa 393-0795. C of a special colloquy to examine p.m. Sun Porch of the Union. Prof. Tau, Now the house has that extra Chicago trial and the Democratic the events. Stanley E. Smith speaking. For Transportation National Convention of 1968. "l'm sure that Arabs attack U.S. bus something PEACE end a great many four Little Sisters. 1-2/24 i learning n "We understand what students students who were involved that NEED DRIVERS 21, riders any age. )l Seminar in Comparative feel and why they feel that TTLE t"1'4 way, evening had no idea of how it BROTHERS of Delta Anywhere, FLORIDA. Cheap. but we cannot see how window would end up. Students should Smelta Guefelte. Best wishes on 351:5249, 8-3/5 Yugoslavia this summer. (Continued from page 1) The tour leader _ breaking is a constructive answer examine what happened and said the a pentacostal convention in the Betty Crocker's Birthday. From American Wanted to those frustrations," it reads, why it happened. We had a very pilgrims did not Holy City - were likely to Big Sisters of I Eta Pi. 1-2/24 Wanted The position paper encourages Damico was slightly wounded in scream or panic during the continue their 10-day Holy Land interesting experiment the other one leg. All 37 Americans TAKE A GANDER at the great buys students to air their "gripes" night. It should be meaningful at were ambush. tour. They arrived here SIBLEY, Where are you??? Saturda. The CPS 305 Back-row Club: - J. HOwith Mg?rIHE13-1 JN a ' yea* "of" a* _ ,n t0daV'S — Classlf^Ads! about te artiUP University through this time to examine why this sponsored 'Bible by Land \he Baptist Tour" The two wounded women and had been scheduled to spend Emery, B. Vavricheck, Working average of 32-35 hours . ~ hprominff becoming active in academic in npariomin InrnpH nnh turned out that that hp sairt Life were kept in a Jerusalem two more days in Jerusalem D. SIX OR less Purdue-MSU way," he wnv said, t Insurance Co. of Buffalo. Thompson. 2-2-24 weekly. Required to sleep in 2 or government, and their "gripes" Dickerson said students should hospital overnight but officials before going on to the Sea of Israeli troops fanned out over said they probably would be WPINESS IS new actives! more nights, and work alternate against the Grand River consider the impact of violent Galilee. weekends. 489-3367, for personal Hebron's stony hills in a massive released Tuesday. Congratulations greeniesl Love, merchants by boycotting their actions on relations with the Israel Zuriel, deputy director interview. 2-2-24 search for the attackers. It was Guide Zvi Grimberg received DZ Sisters. 1-2/24 Stores. East Lansing community. general of the Ministry of the third American tourist death treatment for minor wounds "These of "Think of the old ladies who Tourism personally visited the tapes. 351-89^ke advanxage of the n household yeat AVyAy pR0M )T ALL HOMES are Tapes included. FOR: comparable are alternatives; certainly not the some the keep the Christian Science in the Arab - Jewish conflict caused by flying glass. He and Americans to express his regrets goods in ,n the aassified Ads each dayl cassette player recorder. Steve, the start of the 1967 the driver were the only Israelis best, certainly not all," the Reading Room over their ordeal. today s Classified Ads. Check nowl 332-0996.3-2/26 open. This is a Middle East vt i the bus. paper concludes. "It is the poor target for people who are Reporters asked Zuriel The shooting followed a "I am convinced that bullets whether he Real Estate BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for responsibility of the students, attacking imperialism and the of thought tourists WANTED: OLD radios, Atwater Arab attacks Israeli were fired from machine guns or 411 positive. A negative, B negative from radical to conservative, to 'pigs.' TTie person who broke the _ should continue to visit the Kent, etc. Early '20s and '30s. airliners and occurred in an area automatic SIDE, new 2 bedroom. and AB negative, $10.00. O develop alternatives to violence, window of that place should rifles," Brimberg told territories occupied by Israel Also, radio magazines. MAIN negative, $12.00. which guerrilla organizations newsmen. since the six-day war. Mndable Cape Cod. 3 bedroom Michigan for the sake of this country and i have a guilty They ""I ranch. ELECTRONICS, phone882-5035. Community Blood Center, 507% ^ave declared dangerous for Draper said most of the "Hundreds of thouands of Both with aluminum C r fellow men." probably don't have East Grand River, East Lansing. any vjsitors. bricks. Immediate pilgrims - who had also attended tourists have done so and there occupancy. Above the new Campus Book have been only two or three J_303._5.3/2 ANYONE WHO DRIVES A CAR Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. incidents in the last few years," Placement Bureau >MES FOR TODAY Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. are in the 8 000(1 repairrTlan- Check he replied. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to nwt'fled AdS' St8rt checkin° 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C There is no should not go reason why people there." The following employers will Department of State Highways, Place Your Construction Co., Inc., Hallmark be interviewing from March 2 Systems Management Division, Michigan National Bank, Niles Cards Inc., Indiana and Michigan through March 6, 1970. If you Township High Schools, Pioneer University Hospital Boston Electric Co., American Electric PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD are interested in an please report to the Placement Bureau AT LEAST organization, TWO n Inc., ploy ment, also Summer Power Romeo School District of Laurence System, Metropolitan University Medical Center, The University of Michigan, Young, Skutt and Breitenwischer, also Community Schools, Township, Needham, Harper and Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. SCHOOL DAYS in advance to Gypsum Co., U.S. Patent Office, Steers Inc., Parke, Davis and Co., Summer Employment. STATE NEWS will bill you later. sign up for an interview and to Warren Woods Public Schools, Roband obtain additional information. Corp., Royal Globe March 5 and 6, 1970: Hotel Woolco Department Stores. Insurance Co., United Air Lines. MILITARY OBLIGATIONS: March Corp. of America, ITT Sheraton 3, 1970: All State Students are advised to interview Insurance Co., Brown Co., Kern Corp. of America. March 4 and 5, 1970: with employers even though Junior College District, Camp onsolidated Bathhurst March 6, 1970: E.W. Bliss Co., they have not completed their Easton * for Boys, Summer Packaging, LTD, H.J. Heinz Hastings Division, Bechtel Corp., Zip Code military service. Many employers Employment, City of Detroit Co., San Diego City Schools, Th® Bendix Corp., Executive have indicated an interest in Civil Service Commission, Clark Time Inc., Unified School ^reeJ^ School interviewing the studeht before County School District, District No. 1, U.S. Air Force, Consecutive Dates to Run and after his duty with the District, Camp Chi-Jewish . Dayton's, El Monte School Western International Hotels, Community Centers of Chicago, Armed Forces. District, Greenwich Public ais0 Summer Employment. a'so Summer Employment, Heading ___________— March 2 through 6,1970: U.S. Schools, linois Division of Marine March 4, 5, and 6, 1970: Cherry H»U School District, Corps., U.S. Naval Highways, Lincoln Consolidated Humble Oil Refining Co.; Esso Cleveland Heights University Reserve Training Center, U.S. School District, Milwaukee Research and Engineering Co., Heights City School, Eau Claire Navy Recruiting. Public Schools, Naval Civil Enjay Chemical Co., Esso H'Bh March 2, 1970: School, Holy Cross Algonac Engineering Laboratory, Orange Production Research, Esso Hospital, also Summer Community Schools, Chevron Unified School District, Oshkosh Mathematics and Chemical Co., Ortho Division, Systems Inc. Employment, Lincoln Land Area Public School, San Columbia School Community College, Peanuts Personals must be placed In person. District, Francisco Bay Naval Shipyard, March 5, 1970: Berkley Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Department of Health, South Redford School District, Schools, Burroughs Wellcome Mount Vemon City Schools, '0 Words or Education and Welfare, Audit United Air Less: 5 Lines, Vickers and Co., Pharmaceuticals, Neisner Brothers Inc., New 1 day - $1.50 days - *6.50 Agency, Holt, Rinehart and Division of Sperry Rand 65tf per word 1172 i- T Corp. Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing England Mutual Life Insurance 10 Words Add: 15f per word Winston Inc., Publishing Co. IV.... . . ^ a* March 1 i 4, ' 1970: - ~ ... All-Steel , n» Co., Clarenceville C/.kAAl School XT T -il lea'ter sig« Internal Co., New Lothrop Area Public a n. . II Revenue Service, Equipment, Inc.; Beecher Area Greenville Public Schools, Proviso District, Township High Detroit District Office, Schools; Carman School District, Schools, Penn Mutual Life Schools, Rockford Public Interstate United Mall tot Michigan State Hews Corp., The Chicago Public Schools, Dun and Insurance, Pittsburg Public Schools, Stamford Public Journal Co., also Summer Bradstreet Inc., Fairfield Public 947 Student Services Bldg. Schools, Quality Motels Inc., Schools, Traverse City Public Employment, Kalamazoo Public Flint Community Social Security Administration, Schools, Wayne County Child MSU Eo»t Lansing, Mich. Schools, Meijer Inc., Michigan Fox and Jacobs Chicago Payment Center, Sperry Development Center. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 24, i97o Committee on osteo Advisers confront starts work academic problems By NORRIS R. McDOWELL freshmen and sophomores, but credit Richard Bverrum, chairman of evaluation QUestift„. No student problem is too we will assist any student. If we information the committee to select a dean of the College of Osteopathy, small or great for the advisement can't help them we will refer on 2 said the month - old committee staff in University College them to some one who can," she Si?0"81 possible majors • explorati°n and carJ? o Affairs Office. said. is still in its preliminary stages, Many students could be Academic advisement in the information and on other referrals to other co5 but plans to complete its helped if they knew about this University College is resources. canS * assignment by spring term. service, Mildred B. Erickson, decentralized for the Students may also use th* "We've been appointed by the convenience of dorm academic adviser, said. Many dwellers. facilities for late drops and 2? - provost to come up with a list of students are needlessly confused The main office is at 170 University College IndeJS names for the position of dean of the College of Osteopahty at with academic red tape she added. Bessey Hall, with branches at 109 Brody, S33 Wonders and study permits; permits; re-exam2£ deferred eraZ MSU," Byerrumsaid '"Hie only One of the main goals of the 245 West Fee. reinstatements; letters forkS restriction is that under £he state service is that of teaching study Services offered are academic needs; final exam law, he (the dean) must be an methods for difficult courses, advising for non-preference osteopathy." Mrs. Erickson said. There is a students; assistance for students assistance; notes for changes; notices to instruct J "We've been soliciting names method for any particular course in academic difficulty; help on from the other osteopathic and for help in the process^ colleges, but there are only five Is it and students who know this have a much easier time with the academic problems (such error in reports of standing and as readmission, withdrawal and major volunt,,! such colleges in the U.S." chanpi Byrrum said that the Neither one. Just the MSU version of smoke gets in your as. mechanical a"d prosaic an entity as industry in Any student is welcome with American Osteopathic Assn. had been consulted in the dean. the search for eyes, the Power Plant. But a sunset does wonders, even for mic' microcosm at MSU. State News Photo by Norm Payea any problem, be it academic or personal: "Technically, our Beats the others services are offered only to Byrrum said that each member of his nine - man committee has been conducting URBAN CORPS PROGRAM cold. a personal search for possible Work-study expan ds candidates. He said the only guidelines given to him by the provost were that the nominee be "someone cities Lansing Board of Education. jobs are for work study who want to be considered for active in osteopathic education." possible during the school year, By ROBERTA SMITH These will be expanded for the Peterson said. Class schedules, students. any of the programs the "We are also looking for and will include several "The program doesn't seek to financial aids office administers, someone who has paracticed An Urban summer high cost and time spent for Corps program similar programs. other transportation to Lansing take jobs away from other including work - study, may medicine," he said. which placed 36 MSU students The diversification of the work would deter the operation. students," Peterson said. "In obtain applications in 264 Byrrum said that he expected on the work - study program glenn herriman volkswagen, inc. - study program from primarily "Most parties I've talked to fact, work - study has brought Student Services Bldg. nominations to be coming into with jobs in Detroit last summer 6135 W. SAGINAW ST LANSING, MICHIGAN ;489i7 on - campus employment to have been quite receptive to the about many new, available Applications for the 1970-71 the committee this week. will be expanded to include PHONE 482-6226 "We hope to name the dean several Michigan cities, William involvement in the cities is a new program," he continued. "If options for students. Jobs may school year must be submitted trend toward there is any hesitancy at all, it is be available because Financial by May 1,1970. Lansing's Smallest Volkswagen Dealer of the college by sometime D. Peterson, assistant director of relevancy for financial aids and coordinator of student part - time employment because the city or group Aids has created them." Spring term," he said. and community experience. doesn't want to worry about Consider income "The committee is open to MSU's work - study program said recently. another federal program or the Peterson explained that the mm m t* telltomeC/tinaf i suggestions. Anyone may submit Staffed by students extra accounting and primary consideration for work - a name for consideration," he Currently work - study bookkeeDine." study is the family income level The Urban Corps Program, students are working in Lansing said. "In fact, I'd like to suggest staffed entirely by work - study Visit cities with strong emphasis placed on for such non - profit concerns as to physicians that they are free to make recommendations to the YMCA, the Greater Lansing Area Urban League and the students, is run by the cities in an attempt to resolve urban Peterson and Morris Kinsey, students' families whose incomes assistant director of financial are $7500 or less. A to* off problems. Students are placed in aids, have personally visited demonstrated need must also be either established departments Michigan cities seeking to evident. of the contracts for After priority to income levels, city or in programs arrange designed specifically for the employment of MSU students work - study can consider Urban Corps. under work study. students whose parents have not MSU grad study - to An effort is made to give participants jobs that are The federally sponsored work - claimed them for income tax study program also allows for on purposes for the previous year relevant to their courses of study campus departments to employ and who have not contributed to - students. The federal the student's support for the diseases in Panama in the university. The MSU Volunteer Bureau is cooperating with work - study's government pays 80 per cent of previous year, Peterson said. a student's wages. Peterson emphasized that all An MSU graduate assistant will implicated in leishmaniasis. This endeavor to place students in off Quite often the work study students wanting summer work - - travel to Panama in April to disease causes ulcer of the skin - campus jobs. Without the program receives criticism from study jobs should apply by May study carriers of human tropical and is sPread by the sand fly." transportation that has been non participating students who 1, and preferably before. Those - disease. Bowdre will be in Pamama for donated by the bureau the off - claim they have a difficult time Larry P. Bowdre, campus projects wouldn't be getting positions because most in the Dept. of Zoology and the Museum, received a Lister Hill the three most popular albums by Fellowship and a Ford Foundation grant to work at the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, a tropical research center in Jiaae Panama City. He will study the spiny rat and the sloth. Bowdre said the sloth and the spiny rat are reservoirs of several to- £> intension human tropical diseases. Disease bearing insects infect the animals with their bites. The animals become carriers who in tum bite SALE TELL IT TO humans who contract the disease, he said. "The Buy one record rat carries' Chaga's album and for Disease, a very common disease in the American tropics," Bowdre said. "It is often fatal. It 1c buy more a you can 45 rpm YOUR STUDENT Gov. is spread by a true bug - a of your choice I the inc triatomid bug." while they last. I weeken The rat also leptospirosis, a disease causing fever, and several carries other a OMBUDSMAN I Candida party w the U.S arboviruses, Bowdre said. Don't "Hav forget "This is the big mystery in the the Peter 287 Bessey call 355-6654 I Riegle's Principal tropics right now. There is much Between 12 & 5 up, up and away aquarius stoned soul picnic by Mrs research about arboviruses going Poll. , Monday - Friday entire Go Where You Wanna Go, Let the Sunshine In, Let with California Soul, on. 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If you have fired in Aspecial showingWednesday nite competition, and want to fire fashions from WEATHERVANE $2** muir's on the MSU Team, contact b. swim suits byREMIof France.CEEBof Miami Maj. Stevens 5-2387 or visit 3 low the rifle range in Dem. Hall sale DRUG STORES # / 2-4 p.m. any day, y price HOT DOG NITE TONITE ^fiaseeabasbss^^ brookfield plaza