Cloudy... MICHIGAN Thursday . . and cold with a high in the As long STATE NEWS . d-twenties. Colder Friday. STATE ...as an affair can be arranged with gold, it is not UNIVERSITY endanger life. proper to -Sa'di Vol. 62 Number 143 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 26, 1970 Algiers jury finds 4 innocent of 1967 conspiracy charge From Our Wire Services Three Negro youths were found slain in community attitudes and wide spread news make a determination of the social issues FLINT - Three white Detroit policemen the motel after it had coverage of the incident. beenraidedby police of the day. This is a criminal case we're and a Negro private guard were found and National Guardsmen. Deliberating began at 10:47 A.M. (EST), trying. That's all:" innocent Wednesday of conspiring to The trial was moved to Flint after the after U.S. District Judge Roth said during his 55 - minute defense contended it could not get a fair Stephen J. Roth charge violate the civil rights of 10 persons by told the six men and six women: to the jury that they were not to be beating, threatening, and intimidating them hearing in Detroit because of prevailing "This trial is not the proper swayed by "public opinion or social place to at the Algiers Motel during the 1967 questions." Detroit riot. "You are the sole judges of the An all - white federal jury of six and men testimony in this case," he said. six women deliberated for nine hours After deliberating 30 minutes, the jurors before returning its verdict. Acquitted Ronald August, 30, were: Robert Paille, 34, and David Senak, 25, all suspended white Detroit police officers, Europe's airpo returned to the courtroom to ask Roth to repeat the four elements which constitute a conspiracy. They also asked for two exhibits -- a diagram of the motel and a and Melvin Dismukes, 26, a Negro private diagram of its position in the area. The jury guard. They were accused under an 1871 civil rights law of conspiring to deprive eight Negro youths and two white girls of their tight security also asked for a blackboard. and If convicted, the four would have faced maximum sentences of 10 years in prison $10,000 fines each. LONDON (AP) - Europe's airports have In Bonn, Interior Minister Hans Dietrich civil rights on July 26, 1967, during a become places of fear, tension and Genscher said he had instructed search for reported snipers at the Algiers exhaustive Germany's Roth's charge ended more than five Motel. security checks as Arab international airports to enforce weeks of courtroom action in the case. guerrillas step up their terror strict campaign controls on passengers and luggage bound Former Detroit patrolmen Ed against Israel with attacks on civilian aircraft. for Israel. Ronald W. Senak, 25, August, 31, and Robert Paille, Mes amis In Frankfurt, West The Swissair jetliner crash that killed Germany's Lufthansa 34, and Melvin Dismukes, then a private French President Georges Pompidou receives applause and handshakes 200 boycott people near Zurich Saturday has resulted in unprecedented security measures. Armed guards are now posted at Zurich 47 airline said it is handling all its four - passengers on times weekly flight to Tel Aviv either at special check - in counters or in (please turn to page 14) Wednesday as he walks from the House of Representatives chamber after addressing a joint session of Congress. AP Wirephoto halls separate from normal Airport and armored cars are ready at departure areas. All names on tickets are being checked {(brief address strategic points in Geneva Airport. Several European and all passenger airlines have temporarily banned freight or mail to Israel luggage on the Israeli - against instructed Passengers who passports to precautionary measures search and officials suspicious persons. refuse to accept the will be are BARTELS SURRENDERS turned bound flights is being checked. of Pompidou away. E.Lansing police arrest The sort of tension being generated by Armed police are the situation was shown at London accompanying Airport passengers to and from Israel bound - WASHINGTON (AP) - French President Tuesday when a flight to Tel Aviv was airliners and the planes themselves are canceled after two parked Georges Pompidou addressed a partially passengers refused to at isolated locations under board it. continual guard. boycotted, joint session of Congress dissenter, ex-student A British European Wednesday on the topics of Middle East Airways Trident jet and Vietnam. was just due to take off for Tel Aviv via Only individual frieght, items which can Rome and Athens when British peer and be opened and inspected are being allowed Pompidou emphasized two themes in a his brief talk to a joint his wife, the Earl and Countess of on flights from Germany to Israel. meeting of the By JOHN BORGER House and Senate: Gainsborough, made their last - minute State News Staff Writer arrested Wednesday morning also on Barry Boughton, the lawyer who -•A four - power decision. West Germany is also stepping up the charges of inciting to riot and malicious under conference represented him at the arraignment. control of foreigners destruction. The charges also stemmed auspices of the United Nations should seek Under living in the country, Ralph Bartels, one of the participants in Total bond was set at $19,000. The security plan now in force at a mainly through tightening enforcement of from Thursday night's demonstrations. a quick peace in the Middle East. France London, flights are automatically stopped Thursday night's Union rally, turned charge of inciting to riot carried a $7,000 registration regulations applying to aliens. Bond was set at $10,000. has no intention of favoring one side over when a passenger refuses to board the himself over to the East Lansing police bond, the other four carried a $3,000 bond The Swiss government announced Bartels, who wore long hair and a beard each. the other. shortly after 5 p.m. Wednesday to face plane. Monday it Thursday, was clean - shaven and wore a At Munich's Reim virtually closing its doors to was charges of malicious destruction of "The judge will probably reconsider the ■ As for Vietnam, "I know Airport, where a all Arab nations. Spokesman said short hair cut when he turned himself in. the will bond tomorrow, to peace which ... terrorist attack on passengers of an Israeli only property, assault and battery, and inciting - if he is asked to," guides the President of the Arab diplomats, businessmen or people to riot. The charges stemmed from last Police with helmets and night sticks Boughton said. United States." The end of the war El-Al airliner Feb. 10 killed one Israeli stood by outside the East Lansing Police "will traveling on humanitarian grounds would Thursday's disturbances on Grand River be the most and injured 11 persons, officials closed the worthy of victories - a victory be welcome. All tourist visas for Arabs Ave. Station in case of possible violence, but the won first oneself." over observation deck Tuesday. 30 people who accompanied Bartels simply were suspended. Former MSU student Bradford Lang In his talk even with which ran only 25 minutes, paragraph -- by paragraph was listened to his statement, chanted "Power to the people," and left soon after Petitions translation the French president did not -• policemen read a warrant to Bartels and refer to France's sale of escorted him into the station. warplanes to Libya. This the issue that touched off was the Police recorded the scene on video tape. No one was allowed to follow Bartels student boycott move of 200 members of Congress into the station. and the solo walkout demonstration of In his statement, Bartels called I Rep. Lester L. Wolff, D-N.Y. As Pompidou began speaking after the opening applause, Wolff got up from his Thursday's actions part of a "war between the oppressed and those who oppress them." out Monda By JOHN BORGER seat about "I going to be charged with inciting a am halfway down the main aisle of State News Staff Writer the big House chamber and strode riot," Bartels said. "The police will charge out. me with leading that crowd. The chamber was not full. It They are liars. Petitioning Monday for district opens appeared Hoffman incited that riot. Let them indict that about 150 of the 434 House representatives in the ASMSU spring members and 40 of the 100 senators Hoffman." election which will be held April 15. were not present. "They can jail a revolutionary, but not a Student Board gave final approval to the However, full attendance is revolution," he said. election procedures Tuesday night. practically unknown. Members' children and The warrant read to Bartels outside the Petitioning closes at 5 p.m. March 13. employes reduced the number of emp.ty station charged him with malicious Campaigning Mil start at 8 a.m. April 4 seats and there was a big diplomatic destruction of property. At his and run through the election. All signs and | turnout. arraignment, Bartels was chargd with two displays must be removed from their places The speech was interrupted eight times additional counts of malicious destruction, before noon of the day following the by applause -- once when Pompidous one charge on inciting to riot, and one election. quoted, in English, the late President charge of assault and battery, according to Campaign expenditures will be limited to jJwight D. Eisenhower's statement that $70 per candidate. This is a reduction from livery nation has a right to live its own Ali to the $200 allowance in previous elections. 'I reaffirm here the right of the state of speak All donations of material, assessed at an Israel Muhammed Ali average retail value will be included in this not (Cassius Clay), only to existence but also to $70 figure. An itemized list of the use of security and the free exercise of all the former heavyweight boxing champion campaign funds must be presented to the fights of an independent and state," Pompidou said. sovereign Surrender of the world, and Black Muslim minister, will be guest speaker for the Elections Commissioner before noon the Ralph Bartels, a leader of The Conspiracy charged with three counts malicious destruction of property, one day before elections. 'But who cannot see the Great Issues Lecture Series this Friday In the precarious, and count of inciting to riot and one count of assault and battery in On-campus candidates must limit their long run sterile, nature of military Thursday's police - student clash, gives himself at 2 p.m. in the Auditorium. Admission campaigns to their own districts. success?" up outside the East Lansing Police Station Wednesday. State News photo by Terry Luke is 50 cents. (please turn to page 14) Volunteer By FREDS. HOFFMAN but oppose the bigger military budgets that It stated its belief that the United States army The last time the U.S. than half of the proposal AP Military Writer an all ■ volunteer force would require. could raise and maintain armed forces government present force of 3.3 In other arguments for the all attempted to get along without the draft million men - volunteer are volunteers. But critics force, the commission WASHINGTON — The question whether President Nixon's special commission totalling about 2.5 million men in was a 15-month period in 1947 and 1948. said: the United States reply that many of these volunteers sign up — "Men who forced to should return to an all - weighed the pros and cons for nearly a year peacetime without the draft, chiefly by President Harry S. Truman persuaded in the Air Force, Navy and Marine are serve in the volunteer armed force is caught in cross before recommending last Saturday the boosting the pay of first - term servicemen Corps — military at artificially low pay are actually currents of - Congress to let the draft expire, but an which make little or no use of the draft — argument over race, military draft, except for emergency standby and some other improvements in paying a form of tax which subsidizes military Army campaign to recruit volunteers fell to avoid being drafted into the Army. "ifluence, patriotism and cost. machinery, be allowed to die next year and life. short, and Truman reluctantly asked In his presidential campaign in those in the society who do not serve." Some people oppose the draft because that it be replaced by all volunteer But senior 1968, — The draft "has been an - military officers and Pentagon Congress to reinstate selective service, Nixon came out for the all volunteer a costly, "ley feel it bears force. - inequitable and divisive procedure for At the same unfairly on blacks. manpower experts doubt very much that which it did in June 1948. force and said that "in terms of morale, time, others oppose an all - Top - ranking civilian and military this can be done for the $2.1 billion a In those days, the United States had a recruiting men for the armed forces." year efficiency and effectiveness, a volunteer I volunteer force on grounds it would be authorities at the Pentagon and certain added price recommended — "It has weakened the political fabric of by the military force of about 1.5 million — about armed force would assuredly be a better [ Poor argelyblacks black — their theory being that influential congressmen think the one million fewer than the Nixon armed force." our society and impaired the delicate web of shared values that alone enables would be more attracted by commission is hurrying things, and the Past studies have reached the a free conclusion commission's target. His "f h'gher pay than would whites who can debate is likely to continue for many that it would cost possibly as much as $17 commission said: society to exist." 3" better civilian jobs. billion a year more to assure armed forces However, there were about 50 million "A return to an all volunteer force will - More than five years ago, Gen. Earle G. months. fewer Americans in the total Some who condemn the draft as coercive In essence, the commission felt it is time of that size. population, strengthen our freedoms, remove an Wheeler, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of and the Nixon commission is d unfair also worry that an all - volunteer to go back to the all - volunteer military Unlike the commission, these authorities counting on inequity now imposed on the expression of Staff, told Congress he would be against a the growing supply of youths for the the patriotism that never has been lacking volunteer professional army because "the f?rce might pose a potential mercenary force which was traditional in the United doubt that a 2.5 million man force can be necessary volunteers into today's bigger among our youth, promote the efficiency 'hfeatto civilian States, except during major wars, until the sustained without the U.S. Army always has been closely authority. Al>d there are those goad of the draft to force. of the armed forces, and enhance their who decry the draft last two decades. stimulate enlistments. identified with the broad base of The commission pointed out that more dignity." (please turn to page 14) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 26, 1970 3 m A i NEWS Laos effort aided | summary narrifrQ warplanes strike wi are tt about Y™ ,°)ves^ '®vels 170 attention focused adding their entire American i... campaign in Laos, capability to Air Force of on The aim is to slow a North the year> the massive achieved, will end the threat of aggressive communism. Backed by U.S. ground, sea, and air our allies to fight the common enemy, or we will probably have to do it by ourselves." campaign in Laos since the 1962 Geneva accords. The present Cambodia to refit, resupply and regroup for their aggression in A capsule summary of the day's events from our wire services. efforts to cut North Vietnamese deteriorating situation in Laos is South Vietnam. power, uuwe our allies must develop "For the first time in recent Vietnamese offensive in the of serious concern to us." "The Cambodian government cnnntv supply anH arJ t" i ' «n™" i- • ™~~ -1 the and and maintain conventional years the rainy season did not I***' '-- "One of the problems in that rorriHnrc corridors i j Plain of Jars area and to forestall forces to help deter the produce the expected reduction country," he said, "is the fact has made tentative moves to caiH 1 ,°"ned oNorth Y'etnamese offensive in aggressive ambitions of their in the enemy's offensive control Communist abuse of its a • A spokesman for the - ..ay . South Vietnam by cutting the Communist neighbors. activity the Viet Cong and North territory. However, Hanoi's U.S. 7th Ho fk,Chi Minh *__»i and he continues to conduct the Vietnamese army regulars are trail s_ a. in eastern The choice for objective to dominate all of . t df.c!'ne3-6400 committee voted in January to 731 E. Kalamazoo Business-Circulation 355-3447 | ■ The National Governors Conference annual withhold party support from a ■ Photographic 355-8311 meeting Hungerford reelection bid. '■ opened Wednesday with education, crime, the environment and federal - state relationships the key issues of discussion. Forty five of the 54 state and Shop Mon. thru Fri. territorial governors are on hand for three 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. day meetings which began with a series of closed committee discussions. President Nixon will deliver the keynote The Sat. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.i address. His assistant for domestic affairs, John j Ehrlichman, will follow facing Congress. with an outline of crucial issues Old j A specialist in population control said Wednesday suspected complications from birth control pills are World secondary to the medical and social dangers of I pregnancy. Dr. Allen Guttmacher, head of Planned Parenthood, told a Senate monopoly subcommittee its Look j hearings into the safety of the pill have spread i unwarrented and dangerous alarm throughout the I world. Nearly all side effects are unimportant and reversible, said Guttmacher, and the only proven complication that can be fatal is blood clotting. This he I -0-34 said kills only 1.5 of every 100,000 women a year aged while pregnancy claims 22.8 lives. Black enamel, diamonds and 14 karat gold com¬ The Supreme Court extended the one man one vote bine to give the trea¬ sured antique look. j rule local Wednesday to all governmental bodies, including school boards that perform normal governmental functions. The 5-3 decision given by Justice Hugo Black THE requires that when officials are elected districts must be as nearly by districts the NEW equal in population as practicable. Black said there may be officials' duties are far removed from the usual exceptions when DIAMOND governmental activities. But as a general rule, he said, LOOK tlie 14th amendment requires that each qualified voter given an equal opportunity to I elections. participate in wide-bold Rep. Charles Diggs, D-Mich., claiming beautiful support from I the North and South, today introduced a resolution I declaring Goergia Gov. Lester Maddox unwelcome in I 'lie house restaurant. I l^iggs. a black, came close I to tangling with Maddox Tuesday when he discovered the Georgia governor I distributing his celebrated pick and ax handles in the | restuurant. Rich 14 karat gold bands At the same time, Diggs circulated a letter to his with overlapping design I colleagues, to give the new wide, Perma - Prest slacks take the many of whom have expressed support, wonderful look. I "Siting them to coordinated scene by storm. join him in sponsoring a resolution that Machine I would make Maddox wash, medium, personna non grata in the Convenient Terms tumble dry. From Sears Kings I restaurant. Road Collection. Michigan News 329 So. Washington ^'-partisan Lansing - group of legislators said Wednesday they I W| 1 introduce a series of bills in the Michigan House Across the Street I Mm'!, Wou'd ban the use of eight hard pesticides in From Penney's 1 f The bill would prohibit the State Dept. of Agriculture 3131 K. Michigan Ave. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE llE1 'Mistering heptachlor, dieldrin, toxaphene, ZALES Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back FRANDOR CENTER ■ ehi benzena hexaehloride. endirin aldrin and Lansing, Michigan |„i, 0rc'ani 1 ^emicais. and make it a misdemeanor to use the SBARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. MICHIGAN OUR READERS' MIND STATE NIWS UNIVERSITY To the Editor: Repression brings target no political point was made.) But should refrain more from an indignant, self • violence I want to say something about the repression will only lead to further righteous posture in handling the violence, WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager outbursts of violence in East Lansing last week. I hope it will not be misunderstood, violence. We are reaping the harvest of our own seeds. When young people tried to talk to him last November, the President try to understand it, and do something about its underlying causes now. Alternatives but I feel it has to be said, anyway. Harold Hart NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor turned his back to watch football on To the Editor: GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Surely the breaking of windows in East television. Is that responsiveness? We Professor of Chemistry Lansing was senseless, as well as harmful to In KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor my opinion, the viniD„„ . I the cause of dissenters. But I think it shows little understanding when the only official Thursday night was senseless, and vaLi It accomplished virtually nothin/thS®' II any positive S!*1 ^ I SN statement unfair response is a hard line to the effect that we value, not even cannot, will not tolerate violence. Because "politically aware" b< Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award of course we do tolerate violence. How can address itself to the for issues, it merelv I outstanding journalism. we so compartmentalize our thinking that to some people ho. inesSfeTI we not can say to a young man be violent, we will (a) you may not tolerate it, To the Editor: how a university can allow a group that generation ,s. It accomplished because violence begets only 1?|I followed by (b) come join our army (or The Monday State News contains so purports to be destructive to have meeting EDITORIALS else), where we will teach you to bomb, maim, kill. many objectionable statements that it will be difficult to contain this letter to 300 words. Briefly, however, our objections are space on campus." The first amendment guarantees the "right of the people to peaceably assemble." The rallies Thursday SlndP" Some people 'rC'ethatlS,e,J«S|I Thursday night said th.t there was no alternative to Apparently organized, cold - blooded, as follows. 1) Concerning the front page and Friday were both peaceable. Is our violence but at least three alternatives V caluclated, formalized militaristic violence editorial • "The people were used and they protector of law and order aginst the name that d I is OK, but passionate violence is not OK. loved it." The vast majority of people did highest law of the land; Secondly, the They said it was a mU0 I not include violence. 'hav cnlA U .. . I Bursley's abo level thing, but I answer that per£ I - The government says to our young people - not break windows and they did not rallies were held at the STUDENT union. If students have any rights at all, they damn Judge Hoffman's actions were gut. \S\ I you can be violence, alright, but only when approve of or "love" that type of action. well ought to be able to assemble at the too, and violence in the streets which k I we say it's OK. Wanton destruction and 2) "The people attacked other people." motivated by gut-level emotions is violence is OK in Vietnam (and a dozen Two isolated incidents were cited as typical STUDENT union. 4) The headline on page just u I five labels all those arrested as rioters. This sickening as Judge Hoffman's actions Sure I other places) but not here. Murder of of the people involved Thursday night. there is frustration, but frustration I brings needed dissenters in their beds Chicago) is OK officially. as (Fred Hampton in long as it's done I do not condone the violence in East Indeed, the entire tone of the editorial was derogatory and consisted of sweeping generalizations about "the people" which cannot be validated. 3) East Lansing Police is a blatant attempt at sensationalism. It has yet to be proved that, any of those arrested were rioters. In most cases those arrested were not charged with "rioting." be a motivation towards creative action, not mindless mob violence. But rather than knocking should collective I violence, let us I I If State Senator Gilbert Bursley's entire procedures open to individual Lansing. The choice of target was Chief Charles Pegg, leader of the "Valiant For example, one person was arrested at now turn our attention to more creative I abortion reform bill is passed by the interpretation. meaningless (not that a better choice and commendable protectors of order" is 11:58 p.m., considerably after the matters. Lets all look to the future 11 It is possible that a trend has would make it OK, but with a meaningless quoted on page five as follows, "I don't see disturbances along Grand River, for suggest that in the future we try three I Michigan legislature, any female attempting to recross the street to go things 1) talking to legislators, state and I resident in the first three months of developed in regards to abortion home. For this charge of "obstructing an federal, trying to convince them that no 1 pregnancy could be able to get a reform. Hawaii Gov. John A. Burns officer" (guilt or innocence yet to be more laws should be passed in the future I legal abortion for any reason at all. is expected to allow a bill to become determined) he is now labeled (libeled?) a that, like the Conspiracy law, are contrary I The Ann Arbor Republican's bill law that will allow Hawaii residents rioter. to the American ideals of individual I It is understandable that violence be freedom; 2) collective demonstrations I would also permit an abortion after to have legal abortions in the first 20 which deplored in an academic community. are peaceful, planned (notl weeks of pregnancy. The Supreme the three month period if there were However, the above objections outline the spontaneous), well advertised in advance, I sufficient evidence that her mental Court has also told the state of tendency of the State News to deal and addressed to the causes of problems^ I and physical health could be California to clarify her abortion unfairly with any form of action which rather than to the effects; 3) invididuail seriously impaired or the child was in laws on the grounds that they are does not conform to the policies actions in non - academic communities,! worded too vaguely. and procedures expounded upon by the such as teach - ins, which are intended to I danger of being born handicapped, editors. provoke political awareness without! either physically or mentally. A more liberal attitude is being alienating people. I also suggest that we all I Included is a provision that only taken toward abortions. One can J. Mark Baldwin get our heads together at every I Michigan residents can have legal only speculate how many years ago opportunity and strive to find other kinds I Lima, Ohio junior abortions in the state, the purpose we would have changed our abortion of peaceful and effective action. I One other thing. I would like to I being to prevent Michigan from laws if there were more women in Timothy M. Bobrowski commend President Wharton for his I Westland junior becoming an abortion Mecca. our legislative bodies. It is the actions last Thursday night. I'd like to I It is hoped that the legislature will woman that is discriminated against Peter N. Gibson commend him, but I can't, because I feel I that he should have been there much I seriously consider and pass Sen. by the present legislation, passed by Allen Park junior earlier than he was. Get the hint, President I Bursley's bill. men, men that are in no way involved Wharton? I Abortion legislation is based upon in the abortion process. If there were Thomas B. Burket Allen Stiles I Sen. Lorraine Beebe's around Lyndhurst, Ohio senior Lincoln Park sophomore I morality. The rationale behind past more legislation is that the fetus itself is a in our legislatures, it would be much life and an abortion is the willful easier to get an abortion today. MISstruction of that life. Once this ; outlook was apparently universal. But there is much more to.the,-, question of abortions than morality. Oppose local income tax Not so any more, The law as it The fact remains that many illegal To the Editor: There are two important reasons why we Lansing has carefully avoided annexing any | stands now imposes the moral abortions are being performed today, deprived areas. It surely does not rr standards of others on those who in spite of the law. Many of these oppose an East Lansing city income tax for income tax from non - residents. non - residents. The first is social, the interpret the question of abortions in abortions are being performed by Secondly, an income tax on second political. a different manner. Not everyone less than qualified personnel. The The most common social justification residents implies taxation without! sees the fetus as a separate life form back - alley butcher is a very real for a city income tax on non - residents representation. As such, it should only be ■ arises when the economically advantaged undertaken if there is an ovenvhelming I now. part of the abortion picture. financial need that cannot be met in any I It is unjust flee the city for the safety and comfort of for some people to Legalized abortions, though, would impose their moral standards on do a great deal towards eliminating the suburbs. They leave behind an inner other way. This is hardly true of East | city with a depleted tax base, insufficient Lansing. others in this instance. An abortion him from that picture. for the city's needs. Such people continue So, Mr. Bechhoefer (see letter in State I is a private matter. It only affects the As a final note it should also be to use the city, though they do not live News, February 19), we reject your views, I mother, the fetus and the doctor mentioned that there is a population there. To redress this imbalance it is just though they are natural since they spring | that performs it. explosion going and proper to tax them. from your own self - interest, as do oi on. The only way to control it is either lower the birth East Lansing surely does not fulfill these The tax may seem 'fair' to you; to us The new law takes all parties under consideration. A "conscience rate or raise the death rate. Neither requirements. Indeed, it is in part a does not. suburban haven for some whose business is William H.Reuschl clause" is included for doctors and choice is pleasant, but the latter is in Lansing. Predominantly WASP-ish, East Professor of Chemistry I medical institutions who feel that much more grim than the former. abortions are immoral. A doctor can Abortions present a unique refuse to perform an abortion dilemma for society. But as the late STEVE ALLEN on the grounds that it is against his own Dr. Leroy Augenstein maintained, conscience. man is going to have to play God a The mother is left to determine if little to survive on this planet. It is the fetus is a separate life form or a not a fun game, but it is one we must part of herself. The law forces no one to have an abortion, it leaves the face. -The Editors Rioting not all that simple Media abuse A lot of people have been talking about not be straight and you sure as hell want to threw were in their own minds which was count. Not all of them did, however. Olin| the disturbance last Thursday look in. The kids that came late of course was pretty busy Thursday night. night. pretty easy for them because there were The abuse of the mass media by Seemingly everyone that has read the lead missed out on the heavy window and head Then there were the store owners, free at all if the government had to plenty of rocks in their heads to throw. the federal government continues. of any news story concerning Thursday's busting. They had to be satisfied with One other role set among the students maintaining places of business on Gran ■ First came the tantrums of Spiro put its stamp of approval on every disturbance considers himself an expert on throwing ice and bottles and nasty words deserves mention, the very few that came River and Abbott Road, they «e ■ reporter in the nation. the subject and the causes of it. at the police and anything else that looked to the rally simply to show their punished. They actually did nothing ■ Agnew. followed by some shady contempt This is where everybody is screwed up. like it might be an underling of the and disgust with the Chicago trial. These directly cause the destruction wrea ■ investigative procedures on the part Licensing reporters could very One cannot delineate just one or two upon them, but they got it anyway.l" >■ of ubiquitous Establishment. They came for were the guys that were begging everybody the government when it easily be employed to assure the central causes and conflicts. The cheap thrills and got them, until the police to cool it. There not received the action, but did not dish a »■ were enough of these subpoened . the files of Time squelching of the news that makes disturbance was not just caused by the started clearing the sidewalks. Then a types around, obviously. out, yet. „ . a,I magazine and film clippings of CBS. the government look bad. The Chicago triaf. There was more to it than couple of them paid for their thrills. The Fully realizing the fact that there are A final role was played by all ot u»| searching for information about the the kids versus the pigs or the pigs versus price was a busted head. other classifications of students and so-called leaders. Dr. Wharton makes ■ people would only know what the some Black Panthers. the pigs or a holiday-pep rally syndrome. And then you have another set of that there were some students that defied speech. Bill Rustem gets his two cent ■ government wants them to know if There were several role sets involved, all Then the SN blows everybody oft on ■ Such procedures students, the sightseers. It was the first real classification, one must now consider the are in themselves the wrong people were in charge of of them interacting. First there were the front page with two columnists completely contrary to free, the licensing. students, but one must quickly point out numerous reader's letters doing their di « independent media. The media It is true that that the students have to be broken down the edit page. The final action 'scontr0 J mass irresponsible The police, of course, were a definite factor. The police did their job, are not the government's reporting does at times into several other smaller sets. by a completely different role set, l occur. It would be best to consider first the one cannot deny that. They were there to stop the vandalism and people with the familiar - sounding na investigative agency. The Regrettable as this may be, arrest, if possible, those responsible for it. This was accomplished. people that threw the bottles and broke myself included, I must admit. government's meddling in their files governmental control of the press the windows. If it were not for And that is all that is te». . and records is not them, it is only an invasion would even be more tragic. It is most probable that nothing serious would disturbance is now nothing but a top ot the media's have happened. But they did, for whatever riot on campus ror a lot of kids and the other discussion. But if people are go' 8 privacy, but also completely unreasonable to pass people at the scene. implies that the mass media may well reason that motivated them. They may hell if they were going to miss it. For them The police, of course, were a definite discuss it, the least they can oo legislation today that may well be know more about what is used to kill freedom of the press have been punishing the store owners for it was just a basketball game, a sportcar factor. The police did their job, one cannot straighten out their own heads. 1 ne going on being indirectly connected with the race, the Fifth Dimension concert. The riot deny that. They were there to stop the more to the riot than what the SN J than the government, which tomorrow. Spiro is not that far from may be conviction of the Chicago 7. After all they was the thing to go see Thursday vandalism and arrest, if its front page edit, or anybody el true but is not the fault of the night. possible, those the Presidency. were the Establishment and it was the Bring a date if at all possible. These are the responsible for it. This was accomplished. for that matter, a lot more. The media. It would do the Establishment that put Bobby, Abbie and same people that visit disaster areas after They were also to keep their cool and numerous sets of people interactrng, J government well Equally disturbing, however, is a to re-establish a laissez - faire Jerry behind bars for being young and the disaster is over. They did not yell at the take all of the verbal abuse that some of always, and it is about time that pe P plan attitude having long hair. If the Chicago 7 were police; they didn't throw anything; they the students dished out at them. Most of this in their heads. Nothing >s proposed by W. Walter toward the press. weren't that sincere. The only rocks they the police did a commendable being punished for thought crimes, why job on that everything is screwed up. Menniger, a member of the Governmental meddling can only not punish the Establishment, viz the East 13-member Commission on the damage the job being done now by Lansing store owners, for their thought Causes and Prevention of Violence. the mass media. One must crimes also. keep in Menninger would require mind that the Now the people that did the violent purpose of the mass government media is to inform and action themselves belonged to one of two licensing of reporters for interpret. In sets. There were first the people that came newspapers, television and radio. no way should the media be turned to the rally promptly at seven, Such into hoping for licensing can only be a public relations bureau for and anticipating some real violence. Then interpreted as an out and out Washington. there were the Johnny - come - latelies who violation of the First Amendment. heard about it all on the radio, and as The free press would Barney White said, put on their hip threads no longer be The Editors that they only wear when the scene may Thursday, February 26, 1970 5 Larrowe By MARILYN PATTERSON comments The statement charges that on '7' trial rare State News Staff Writer Hoffman showed bias against the Although a Supreme Court as he is admirable," the News Background defendants before the trial decision prevents imprisonment Chronicle story said. for more than sue months for Judge Julius Legal precedents indicate that conduct in I ' ^o^^an's Ch'cagQ m . The law makes it a crime -Tospeed up the selection of contempt, Hoffman held the the contempt sentences will be the FBI, which didn't Conspiracy trial <= different punishable by five years in jail or want to jurors in a federal court, the lawyers and defendants euiltv of reduced on appeal, Larrowe's disturb its "only in degree" from the way a $10,000 fine, >r both, to cross good working judge may get questions from several instances of contempt and statement said. relations with the political Chicago Police the defense and the prosecution imposed sentences for each one. Larrowe concluded, , trials are typically state lines with the intent to however, conducted, Charles P. Dept. lawyers. "Judge Hoffman saved The sentencing of Defense that the Larrowe, incite a riot (an act of violence Clark's conspiracy trial was not professor of economics, said in a by one or more case time he asked Attorney Leonard Weinglass to persons in a Clark had to use newsmen's « only the prosecutor's questions. He had nearly two years in jail for Political trial ;4wo " PaSe statement of gathering of three or more that photographs of police beating contempt "destroys the pertinent facts about the trial does the jury picked in two hours, 50 "At the most his (Hoffman's) issued damage to the property of demonstrators for his evidence argument that the counselors for early this week. minutes." behavior differs only in degree another). Larrowe said. ' the defense Larrowe has been --He jailed two young lawyers wouldn't have from the way political trials are clipping Only danger So far five police officers gotten into trouble if only articles from newspapers and have who did pretrial research for the For conviction, the riot need been tried and all have typically conducted," he said. magazines since the trial began been defense for contempt when they they'd been decorous," a story "Take the cases, for example not have occurred. There must in the expectation that I might acquitted. telegrammed him that they had printed in the San Francisco of Sacco and Vanzetti, Joe Hill, be only a clear and present "Federal Chronicle Feb. 19 said. need them sometime." His fact Judge William finished their work rather than the Wobblies, Harry Bridges, the danger of a riot occurring. Campbell sheet was distributed on campus Larrowe said a Daley machine coming in person to tell him. Throughout the trial Communist leaders, the before Tuesday s teach - in on Atty. Gen. politician before appointment to The two live in California. Weinglass "combined manliness Ramsey Clark considers the law the and an attention to points of law Rosenbergs. They all follow the the conspiracy trial. bench, virtually ordered a Wiretapping same pattern: unconstitutional. federal grand jury to indict in such prosecutor's Rider law --'i'he prosecution planned to a winning way that even objections routinely sustained, Before, the Chicago Seven David people who ihe law under which the trial, Clark decided to prosecute Dellinger and the other use tapes of wiretapped wanted the defense lawyers threatened with Chicago Seven were convicted is the Chicago police "who were seven," the statement said discussion as evidence. When the defendants to hang thought Leonard Weinglass contempt charges, frequently a rider to the 1968 defense asked to hear the seven a person as failed and and on." open - the real rioters," Larrowe's so on Balance tactics housing act. statement said. tapes they were told they could The windup "This was to 'balance' the hear two, but not the other five 4t Larrowe calls it an extra tacked on by southerners as "Chicago police refused to prosecution of the eight cops, Taking advantage of rare good weather help Clark obtain evidence," it because they contained a student pauses in their price for letting the While the grand jury was his daily routine for a little sandlot fun. Slate News photo housing ^ act get open - said. "That's not surprising. The through law violators were their the Walker Report on the 1968 demonstrations sitting, information security, vital to national COVER by J. Harrington Congress." colleagues. But was made The defense asked Hoffman neither would public, charging Chicago police with responsibility for the riot, to rule out the tapes as evidence ANY Ihealth care aid Judge Campbell was angered, or order the j them prosecutor to allow to hear the tapes. Hoffman almost cited Walker for Montgomery Ward and (attorney said he would allow the tapes SURFACE Co.) and if the defendants were for contempt: 'You released Self-help found guilty, he would then WITH FUZZY VELVET FIBER FINISH your report to prejudice my sought decide if the wiretapped By DIANE PETRYK care system, Dr. groups Albert J. Nutrition and the grand jury against demonstrators.' " Campbell wanted to preside over the indicting conspiracy trial, but the evidence could be used. Since the verdict not ruled came on down he has the wiretapped VELVECOAT OF MICHIGAN, INC. 1140 BEECH ST. E. LANSING State News Staff Writer Stunkard, chairman of the Dept. of group seemed to be r evidence, Dept. Psychiatry, Stunkard said the successful. chief judge thought that "too Hoffman's contempt citations Patient self - help groups may Psychiatry at the University United States spends than Research blatent." He assigned Hoffman, I alleviate some of the burden of Pennsylvania, said. any other country on health more _ Stunkard and conducted his Larrowe said. were the Larrowe said. longest ever imposed, 1 now placed on the U.S. health Speaking at an MSU seminar colleagues ON YOUR OWN ! care, yet rates 13th in the world could not pinpoint the reasons sponsored by the Institute of in regard to life IN EUROPE expectancy. for the self - help group's Stunkard cited four reasons success, THIS SUMMER? except they noted that Smit denounces for the crisis in medical care. all commercial First, there has been a change that have tried to deal with the from treatment of acute illness problems of organizations Don't go without your EURAILPASS to overweight have treatment of chronic failed. Throughout its unlimited rail history, Istudent violence ailments. Acute cases are treated only once, but chronic- cases require repeated treatment. "Doctors receive about four usually T.O.P.S. has stubbornly uncommercial, remained Stunkard cited other already existing self - help groups such as travel through all of Europe. Rep. Raymond Smit, R-Ann the 3 weeks — $110 mind and of the times as many calls per patient Alcoholics I Arbor, said Wednesday students Anonymous and 1 month — $140 environment. they did 20 years ago," he those I should accept the responsibility dealing with such 2 months — $180 "For students to exert their sa'^- problems as drug addiction, ■ of reversing the trend toward best 3 months — $210 efforts on one, while New treatments which involve surgery I increasing violence and drug adjustment and turning their backs on the other, expensive manpower and psychiatric problems. I abuse. would COLLEGE TRAVEL I In a noon speech to a Rotary be unconsciounable," facilities, medicare and medicaid "Useful ways of dealing with Smit said. "What greater adding more patients to the the problem of health care in the OFFICE ■ Club meeting in the For University hypocrisy can there be than system and changing social United States may be found truly authentic Italian 130 W. Grand River I of Michigan Union, Smit said, "I pointing accusing fingers at values where people believe that through Pizzas and subs 351-6010 encouragement at good ■ hope that the students of this ^polluters in industry and medical care is a right, not a patient self - help groups. I have old - fashioned prices, university and other institutions government whiles permitting the fcAvflege, have also contributed nas°a to *®»eve they can be* LIEBERMANN'S= will accept the challenge to ws - . - campus itself to be defiled by to the Problem, Stunkard said. - Callatony's! FREE on campus - ■ make tremendously effective," reason triumph over those bent on chaos and In the face of the current crisis, Delivery. I violence. "For when rocks supplant destruction." Stunkard said one source of He did, however, praise a assistance has received very little Great Scot! I words, true academic freedom ■ ceases to exist," he declared. student anti - pollution group, attention — the patient self ENACT, for its efforts and its help group, - UNIVERSAL SAVE 20% ON THIS Home of fine pizza and submarines ■ overshadows violence individual scheduled environmental teach in next month. - Stunkard described °* a 22 - year - old self help the results - FAMILY ■ involvement, the credibility of "Concerned students are organization for the control of for Peace ■ reality." s student efforts toward a ■ better world is an unfortunate awakening to the problems of the world outside the campus, to that of medical treatment. an<* compared its results plus I Fri. Feb. a guest speaker 27 9 - 12 p.m. PHONE 372-8120 1317 East Michigan PUID LUGGAGE DY and can provide valuable The T.O.P.S. (Take Off ■ He said campus violence is strength and leadership in Poun(Js Sensibly) group showed Fee Hall Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 5 p. ■ undermining constructive efforts solving these problems," Smit an amazing record of weight loss lby college students to solve the said. "But they must also wake among members — up to 100 ATLANTIC ■ pollution crisis and other up to, and counteract, the forces Pounds lost in some cases," he ■pressing social problems. attempting to destroy their I Smit also charged that the use educational Compared to clinical weight ■of mind (tactics of riot - polluting drugs and the and destruction opportunities." reduction programs, the T.O.P.S. Spring S e making a hypocrisy out of 1219 Istudent efforts to cleanse the (outside environment. < AUTOMATIC TURNTABLE Rush Sig "We must realize that we face ■two major pollution crises Mon. March 2 W. Wilson, S. Wonders & N. Case 6 (today," he said, "pollution of - 8 p.m. Tues. March 3 E. McDonel & S. Hubbard 6 - 8 p.m. Wed. March 4 Brody, Room A 6 - 8 DEBATE Thurs. March 5 Union Ballroom 6 - 8 p.m. p.m. I RICHARD Fri. March 6 319 Student Services 1 - 5 p.m. DURANTE ■ '4th District Republican Chairman If you need any information call Miss Petersen at 355-8288 IS HERE HI-FI Just in time for spring break! You can save 20% on this I Thurs.-106B Wells-7:.30p famous lightweight, rugged luggage that comes in so many sizes to fit your needs. Choose single pieces or matched sets in handsome McPherson or Black Watch Tartans. Reg. 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Although her high looked so superbly reidiculous in voice and youth subtracted from the "grown - up" dress she Bernice's motherly image, she as The image of science fiction far - out stories with no actual JOISTS"** co'uW highly sentimental examination of the lives of three people in a PANORAMA'- bought for the occasion, that she settled down to her roie in the made that scene the soul of the second act and there was an relevance to society undergoing a change. In recent is interest in science fiction small southern town in 1945. It undergoing a revival. 5 Play- improvement. years, stories once considered is a heartwarming play, the kind In response to mt science fiction have some true in the growino that makes one resent the evils Carman Apelgren gave a demand for science As for the real tear - jerking increasing numbers. fiction 3 in the world and renews and moments, the cute little boy magnificently impassioned In May of 1944, Cleve campus, the Man and Natu" strengthens one's faith in the John Henry dies of a disease and portrayal of Frankie, sometimes Bookstore has at bit too conscious of how she Cartmill wrote a story which section of developed * power of human love. a black brother, rebelling against new and used described the developing of the book The three people involved the white tyranny, commits was doing, but nevertheless and magazines under Manhattan project so closely, th suicide in a jail cell. All very sad, effective. Harold Crane, a direction of Raymond include Frankie Addams her By KENNETH STERN but the play ends on a happy talented young boy, also did a even to the size, weight and Detroit junior. Walsh H. Walsh" young cousin, John Henry, and remarkable job as John Henry. destructive capability of the said i their black maid • substitute State News Reviewer note as Frankie eventually finds atomic bomb, that he was believes largest it to collection be the i mother, Bernice Sadie Brown. peer group acceptance and Director Ray Bowen's investigated by the FBI for of Scien« fiction material for sale Bernice is a true mammie, a she can currently be seen as moves on to bigger and better attempt at making Fairchild spying. state. in tk! ine fertile, mother earth character, Bernice in Chicago's Ivanhoe things. Theatre an intimate surrounding Arthur C. Clark in 1945 The bookstore carries jovial and wise, a Rock of Theatre. for the play was only described the development of frn«. Gilbraltar to turn to when all "The Member of the moderately successful. The first 1,000 to 1,500 communications satellites and time. In addition to seems hopeless. Frankie Addams is a Wedding" is a somewhat dated few rows were transported in was refused a patent on the idea book and motherless, unhappy, and fresh play, and the Uncle Tom back of the set (which is nothing magazine sales, Walsh also Bernice has been married because of its impossibility at twelve year old girl."All the attitudes of most of the black to speak of) on the stage itself. handles hardcover three times with a veil, and God the time. books, vinta® knows how many without one. other people belong to a we, characters seem absurd in the Paned minority Hugo Gernsback, in "Ralph magazines and has a spell except me." she moans. That is militant 70s. Bernice and her Sitting up there on the stage ordering service. She is not unsatiable however. gave a weird effect. This did not Apparently one member of the vocal minority is just sick 124C41+," gave such an The science fiction very true, for this pitiful girl has black beau chide a rebellious accurate plan for the books are All the men she married black fellow for not saying "Sir" unite the audience but estranged and tired of all the rhetoric and other "silent" noise. A dorm divided into no friends her age and is lonely. reminded her in some way of her construction of radar that a anthologies and acting respectable in front the two groups. There can be no window makes a good place of a silent tribute of another fantasies, movie and true love, and by living with working model could be built television In a desperate attempt for of a white man, a thing unheard equality when one part of the one kind. State News photo by Dick Warren scripts. Current favorites among these men, she can feel her love audience is higher than the from it today. companionship, she attempts to of today. students are Edgar Rid is not really dead. The great join her brother and his bride in other. Burrough's Tarzan stories, Ray the role Student group to present Ethel Waters created their marriage, to become a There are some very fine Bradbury's works, the Tolkien many years ago on Broadway ,nd "member of the wedding" and performances in this latest PAC Despite the weaknesses, the trilogy and Robert A. Heinlein's production. Claudia Cooper, play is indeed a successful effort. "Stranger in a Strange Land." who sang earlier this year in "The Member of the Wedding" New books are available to "Dutchman" did an extremely plays at 8 p.m. thru Sunday. bookstore members at a 20 ATTENTION CAR OWNERS decent job in the demanding role Tickets can be had for $2. theatre in McDon el Kiva cent discount. Used books sell approximately used half price and per at * magazines are priced Complete front end repair and Besides "The Member of the his grandmother, whereas "You're A Good Man, Charlie according to their age and value. * Brakes alignment * Suspension 3RD POWER Wedding" other theatre on MSU campus this week includes Edward Albee's "Sandbox" and the "Chicago" is "a representation of the thoughts of a young man when his dramatic Brown" the very musical about you know who successful and his friends begins a seven Several discussion science fiction have been formed on campus and Free University groups on Sam Shepard's "Chicago." The is * girlfriend - roommate leaves him week engagement at Detroit's offering a class in science Wheel balancing * Steering Mixed Company Players, a group for 'outside Vest Pocket Theatre this week fiction, taught by Walsh, which an reality.' " of Justin Morrill College and The and at the Fisher, Lauren Bacall meets at 7:30 p.m. plays are being done Tuesday in Snyder • Phillips students will be entirely by the group itself, and and "Applause" continues to 304 Bessey Hall. Anyone LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center Sat., Feb. 28,1970 performing these two one-act plays in a theatre experiment this includes the direction, the staging, and the acting, and can entertain audiences. As for Wayne State this desiring further information may call Walsh at 337-0490. 124 SOUTH LARCH called "Now!" be for 50c 8 weekend, Donizetti's comic The Man and IV 4-7346 ):30 ■ 1 a.m. Adm. $1.00 seen at p.m. Nature "Sandbox" is concerned with opera "Don Pasquale" will be Bookstore is located in Room Thursday and Friday in Albee's reaction to the death of McDonel Kiva. the Bonstelle Theatre and the 328 Student Services Bldg. and Hilberry Theatre will feature is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rostand's "Cyrano de Bergerac" Monday through Friday, and Redecorate For Spring & Brighten The Home and Miller's "After the Fall." Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. from Saturday. noon until 6 p,m, Ten MSU Murphy's - Always The Best Quality For Hobie-eating The Price By IRENE PINCKES of Hobie's," Miss Brinning State News Staff Writer added. The girls on the floor A lot of Hobie-eating has managed to save over 500 resulted in a free two-day coupons and the other winners book-break at Boyne Mountain in the floor lottery, who did not for 10 MSU coeds. live in Wilson, managed to save Hobie's Submarine Sandwich over 1,000 coupons. Shop will provide the winners of Ernest St. Pierre, owner of the Hobie-eating contest with Hobie's, said over 10,000 three meals, accommodations coupons were turned in to his Friday and Saturday at Hemlock store. Chalet, Boyne Mountain, and ski "Sales went up quite a bit, the equipment courtesy of the contest was quite successful," he Weathervane Ski Shop. added. "We were very happy The contest, which ended with the results." Feb. 19, required participants to compose a group of 10 men or 10 women and then start eating Hobie's and saving Hobie bread Possessing TWO PIECE LIVING ROOM SET coupons. 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Highways, railroads « - First Quality Always telephones were out all ove Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 26, 1970 7 Cotton, By CYNTHIA NEAL State Newt Staff Writer not accept the leadership of a group which had taught him Waters' trips to Beale Street, he had Cotton sit in one Mayall: bass worked with Little Mack at the keyboard are among the most individualistic features of relatively unknown United States. He disbanded an in the night, and and Junior Wells. Francis Clay everything he knew about the it turned into a 12-year gig that has played drums with Charlie Cotton's sound. earlier group to leave lead A big blues bill is next business. on lasted until June, 1966, when guitarist Mick Taylor free to join ASMSU's pop entertainment He went on his own, Shavers, Waters and several other the picking the James Cotton Blues Band big blues and jazz bands. Rolling Stones, in his schedule, featuring the James up odd jobs and sitting in with Mayall, 35, another talented training ground tradition. was formed. blues artist, will also perform Cotton Blues Band and John various Beale Street groups on Luther Tucker, Cotton's Only Albert Gianquinto had Mayall plays electric guitar and Mayall Sunday, March 8 at 8 weekends. It was during this that evening with the 10th guitarist, little experience before harmonica with Steve Thompson joined him after joining Mayall Band. p.m. in the Auditorium. transient period that he met on bass. His group includes James Cotton, a veteran playing with Little Walter and Cotton. But his inventive, Mayall has been recognized in of Muddy Waters. On one of Otis Rush. Bob Anderson on church-like funky improvisations acoustic guitarist Jon Mark and Muddy Waters' famous Chicago Britain, but is otherwise Johnny Almond on flute, and Blues Band, organized his own tenor and alto sax. group four years ago. While the FIRST SINCE 1957 Mark used to be accompanying group itself is young, its guitarist to Marianne Faithful members are experienced before she gave up personal U' musicians in the solid blues cowboys appearances. to compete style. Still in its early stages of Cotton is a product of both development, the 10th Mayall the southern and Chicago blues Band is completing another traditions. He was born in the By JEFF ELLIOTT this season, two of which album, playing a series of major impoverished rural town of State News Sports Editor held fall term and 10 more Dunnins, the Upper Peninsula their nearest rival. Some of dates in Britain and Rodeo Queen, who will compete Blackhill's preparing Tunica, Miss., to parents who Some of the country's best which will come up spring term. cowboys are also for a long tour of the United in all three events -- barrel worked in the cottonfields. college cowboys and cowgirls This year marks the first year regional champions from last States. While he grew up he was an will compete in this weekend's that MSU has entered a full team racing, goat tying and break - year, including Tom Miller, the away roping; Sue Butler in goat Mayall has already planned avid radio fan, listening often to rodeo to of six men contestants all ■ events champion and be held at the MSU and systematic tours of all other blues harmonica player tying and barrel racing and Pat current leader in that category; Sonny Judging Pavilion. three women. Rose in goat tying. major countries in the world in Boy Williamson who had a show and Lonnie Hall last year's bull the next few years. There will be three Competing for MSU and the The rodeo will be the first one from West Helena, Ark. riding champion. performances, Friday night at even they are entered in are: held at MSU since 1957. The He ran away from home at the 7:30 p.m. and Saturday at 2 Dick Howard Shomps, from the Dunnings - bare back MSU Rodeo Club is in charge of age of 9 to find Williamson and p.m. and 8 p.m. Very few tickets riding, calf roping and bull University of Nebraska and last ask the musician to let him the event. play remain for riding; Harry DeHann - saddle year's calf roping winner, will in his band. any of the Riders will compete in three also be-here. He became a performances. bronc riding and bull riding; Bob member of Williamson's family rough stock events - Brahma A dozen teams consisting of Sedlacek - bareback and bull bull and mascot to his band. riding, saddle bronce riding HURRY! ENDS SOON some 45 cowboys will be riding; Nihil Vanderhoning •• and bareback riding -- plus bull 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:30-9:35 Folksy The band then left for competing on an individual and barebacks and steer wrestling; dogging and calf roping. Memphis to become part of the team basis in this first collegiate Bob Bragg -- barebacks; and Tom QUART I , Mayall, singer of sweet songs, will appear with the James Cotton Blues Band for ASMSU Pop Entertainment Beale Street blues scene. When Cotton was 14, Williamson gave rodeo of the year. Klink -- bull riding. Ernie Brown MSU is one of 25 teams in the will compete on an individual The champion champion, defending regional and current regional Blackhill State 4 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS I March 8. him the band, but Cotton could Great Plains region which basis in roping. • Best Supporting Actress competes for this regional team College located in Spearfish, S. Representing the Spartans in Dakota, will be here, attempting title and the top three individual the women's division are Mary to NITE • • Best Supporting Actor Best Screen Play pad their 600 point lead < • Best I] student finali awards. The team and individual winners then move on to the national finals in June where $ Jp$ & T AK. TW 8 W at the E3obOCarol Cinematography they are joined by winners from T HE ATJRE (SiAlice the seven other regions. n | Eleven MSU fellowship students have philosophy, Knoxville, Dakota. The meet this weekend is the third of 13 contests for MSU ENDS TUESDAY! Busby Berkeley's TedJ named winners in Tennessee; Thomas H. Samet, Honorable mentions were also Technicolor Innual Woodrow the Wilson English, Shaker Heights, Ohio; received by: John F. Geweke, hmhi.m.hi TONIGHT Next! "A DREAM OF KINGS' i a 1 Fellowship Katherine S. Schneider, economics, Arlington, Virginia; rAIUIMT lompetition, according to the psychology, Kalamazoo; and Paul B. Hamel, zoology, East Wilson Foundation. ■ The 1,153 finalists from the Mrs. Karen J. Wingate, English literature, Los Angeles, Calif. Lansing; Charles P. Humphrys, international relations, Marshall, "GOLD STARTS The United lopped a States and Canada field of approximately ■2,000 outstanding graduating Twelve MSU students received Mo.; Jack Meyer, economics, honorable competition. mention They in the Imlay City; James A. Reislng, were: chemical physics, Poseyville, WsSK/ Will lot* Inurii) DIGGERS OF19J5 Only Gftsote EAST LANSING ON M 43 » PHONE ED M042 I TOMORROW Inlors nominated for the honor Michael Jackson; J. Andrews, physics, Indiana; and Mrs. Marguerite Kenneth Paul Asqulth, Stevenson, Miiiiimu Bowman Inltown TURnonHSPonnmmnnH Jy more than 800 colleges. psychology, East _ mm Color by Deluxe M ■ In past years, a majority of economics, Thomas East E. Lansing; Lansing. nowor p LAST COMPLETE S 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:45-9:40 romE TOGETHER 111 (010R! n Designates secured grants Brenner, their chosen graduate biochemistry, Scotts; Samuel D. ...nnaHOUtolWWl « DONNA ANNA fthools, Dr. H. Ronald Rouse, Burns, urban studies, Lansing; leputy national director of the Paul G. Crawford, African Kwndation noted. studies, Eugene, Oregon; and I Woodrow Wilson Designates ; MSU include: John G. Vincent chemistry, A. Elder, nutritional Yankton, South Starts Friday pl.Ay MATES EROTIOIE Anderson, geophysics, Niagara Frankenstein HOW FAR SHOULD ■alls, New York; David A. Case, 0 Must Be Destroyed Jhemistry, Hudson, Ohio; Marcia and ■. Day, English, Grand Rapids; HILARIOUS COMEDY! e H. Ford, physics Dracula Has Risen from Idaho; Denny The Grave "It's all, as 'Mad Comics' llcClure, political science, East NOW SHOWING would have it, humor in SS& Electric In-Car Heaters lansing; and Larry E. Morse, The the jugular vein. It has Botany, Dayton, Only Game in Town the raucous truth Ohio. lAIso named winners of the Beal Film Group of a cry from the A GIRL GOTO GET HER MAN? Wilson fellowships were: Presents a balcony or the Shown at 9:00 p.m. Kichard I. Murahata, chemistry, oulder. Colorado; Freeman L. The Girl Who Couldn't Say No DOUBLE FEATURE bleachers. There is vigor in anna -Gael ELECTRIC IN-CAR HEATERS Shown 3rd at 10:30 p.m. Ill, mathematics #1 shown at 7 only this vulgarity. It's a laugh - in for adults." -Life mag. PLUS 3RD FEATURE The Cellophane Box Bob Bing HOPE CROSBY GINA LOLLABRIGIDA * DAVID NIVEN Dorothy Presents LAMOUR "BUONA SENA MRS. CAMPBELL' The Plain Brown Wrapper The Road to Rio PUTNEY FIRST AT 7:00 P.M. and Shown at 9 only PETER USTINOV TIFFIN PAMELA SWOPE" The Truth and Soul Movie Marlon Brando JONATHAN; JOHN Ormandy WINTERS IASTIN Lower Shaw Friday, February 27 J M.S.U. CINE SERIES PRESENTS J Lounge [ol MAX? 1 Double Horror Feature ± 1 the Where do you find Central finest entertainment? The Michigan's HORROR OF DRACULA Harlequin! Starring Now Appear Christopher) Nightly. The MILESTONES DINING—DANCING -COCKTAILS c CLOSED SUNDAY. Door» open 8:30 P.M. fh« Harltquln li ALL SHOWS .E^UIN at the Metro Bowl ALSO SEE "FACES" FRI. AT CONRAD, SAT. AT WILSON ALL SHOWS 7 00 & 915 p.m. 75c STUDENT I.D.'s REQUIRED 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 26 1970 Former SN editor named Indian education seeks new trend assistant served as public to information Pr He said many of the attitudes By CAROL CORRIERE State News Staff Writer Rather than molding children into white cuki. t "'I I officer for the Michigan he had as a student have not The attempt by some teachers ners !ndian ,eaders want the sch Commission on Law changed. He hopes to continue a to mold Indian children to the teach children about 21 A 1968 MSU graduate and Enforcement and Criminal relationship with the students ways of white, middle - class ^ ,f'^^lates to < I ChaPPe,1f said. r°*»" Ill Justice. here. His plans for the future American cluture is the biggest former State News editor - in - chief began work this week in ... Spaniolo said he tot sure . .. include beginning a master's problem facing Indian education vJ.® child wi" be ablet,! President Wharton's office as how Wharton came to offer him £rban m jn communicaUon and today, Ellott H. Chappelle, chief ^„°°se those parts 0f eith«l asistant to the president. the job. affairs in the fa„ teaching recruiter for the Bureau monn^„*|1!.ch1 meaningful and useful wou'd be James D. Spaniolo, 23, was Spaniolo believes that his age of Indian Affairs, said. to him ^ Chappelle, speaking in the Such 5Uch appointed by the president to "Somehow my name got wi» ,be »n &sss* *° him in t8 program would 11 I assist in drafting speeches and recommended and after assisting the president Museum recently on the the child to develop himself I problems of Indian education, regard to the position papers. He will also help discussion with him I accepted *Jy a*e ,fnd th®1fact.,tihiati 1 criticized the white attitude that said, total1 society, ^ I s in coordinating the president's the position," he said. "I hadn't was hfrf , rostrum. -jnphrey renlioH replied that th#t hi he ^vtfy fPy that upset 1 couldn't -- "just give my 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 26> SPORTS 1970 Rudy's 'making By MIKE MAN LEY State News Sports Writer Last Saturday against Indiana Benjamin came off the bench Benjamin in one. .. . After almost two an things seasons excellent fall the bench," Ganakas "During the season he's had said. He has hiked his to 11 points a scoring avera. II and turned the game around inconsistent game practice, the Dayton junior had periods and by Mid-way through the first half with a brilliant pass to Tim a nightmarish non - conference coming off the bench it reduces of Tuesday night's game with Bograkos and a full - court season — during December he the changes of them occurring. Illinois, as the game was grinding driving layup through five just couldn't find the basket and Asst. Coach Bob Nordmann to a standstill, the crowd at bewildered Hoosiers. From that was shotting under 30 per cent Jenison Fieldhouse starting point on MSU was in full - from the floor. As a result, he agrees with Ganakas. Banjamin, who has favorite of the MSU ^I chanting for Rudy Benjamin — command of the game. spent much of the first part of "Rudy has that ability to sense his freshman fans 11 I who up until that time had been "Rudy's done a lot for our seated next to his coach, Gus team," Ganakas said. He's come the season gathering the MSU bench. splinters on when the team is just standing around and when he goes into or more year, has points - sco^J Ganakas. the game he forces them to occasions - he got on 71 I 5!1 in and turned games around just But when the Big Ten season Moments later, Benjamin when we were ready to get opened on January 3, Benjamin a** Wisconsin. In the Big Ten began to shed his warmup jacket blasted out." went to Ganakas and asked his Although he's only 6-3, which u and a small roar began to "He's a versatile player he coach not to lose confidence in is rather small as far as college averaging 15.5 points a which puts him 1* I circulate throughout the stands. can play either guard or ... him ... that he could still do the forwards go, Benjamin has been 20 scorers. among thfS II toP As he stepped up to court level forward," Gnaakas said. "I'm job. spending much of his time under to report to the scorer's table, getting more and more confident the 6,000-plus fans erupted. After starting most of the Big the basket in recent weeks. Which when you of it is not too bad stop to thi„k for a 1I I about playing him in the Ten games for MSU this season, Since that time, Benjamin has who was all but This is not an uncommon backline. He can go up after the Benjamin was moved to the been hard to keep off the court. couple of months ago. forgotten 1 occurrence at MSU basketball ball and he isn't afraid to get sixth man for the Indiana game games. Rudy Benjamin generates banged around under the basket. last Saturday. He has also that kind of excitement every "He can also pass the ball well developed into the Spartan's time he steps on the court. from the wing position, which is "Swing man" — playing at both "Whenever Rudy goes into a something every good offense guard and forward depending on game, something will happen," needs." the situtation. Ganakas said. It's been a strange season for "I like to see Rudy coming off GEMS FOUND Changes hit frosh By RICK GOSSELIN the grind of a long and strenuous cagers State News Sports Writer season, the team was nothing more than a five player Back in December when the contingent. The only breathers "In the beginning of the MSU frosh cagers were beginning that the starters were afforded season, we were outplaying Benjamin in action were during time half time. - outs and at other teams," Aitch said. "But it later got to the point where we Wheelchair game March 2 were just outscoring them; As the season wore on, Coach despite our weak defense." West Shaw Black Symposium The Detroit Sparks, the Dwight Rich Junior High School Matt Aitch was forced to make in wheelchair basketball team that Lansing. The Easter Seal some changes, some out of A defensive substitution was in 8:00 8:45 PM Shaw Lower Lounge received a four minute standing Society of Ingham County is necessity. Center Bill Kilgore, the makings, and a 6-1 guard by ovation following their sponsoring the show. one of the key recruits made by the name of Damon Huffman exhibition game during the half Tickets, at $1 (under 18) and the Spartan coaching staff, was was Aitch's wild card. Huffman TONIGHT of a recent MSU basketball game, will be returning to $2, are available at the sidelined by the school books. Paramount News stand and from The squad's number two center, was a fine addition to the Spartan ranks in the forecourt, Lansing March 2. the Easter Sea) Society Jim Shereda, was given a crash but a leak also sprung up in the The Sparks will meet the headquarters on Sycamore St. course at starting, and had to 'Mow Is The Time" Illinois Gizz Kids, the national and can be purchased at the step in despite his rustiness. backcourt. Aitch chose 6-5 multi purpose performer Brad champion wheelchair team, at door. VanPelt in an attempt to remedy A Black Film Study that situation. As a result, three gems were uncovered by Aitch. Shereda has turned out to be the squad's most dependable scorer and rebounder. His first half scoring Transistors: heroics kept the Spartans within striking distance in their last two contests. Frosh action Members of the MSU freshman basketball team jockey for possession of the basketball. The team has undergone many changes since December. (please turn to page 11) a wizard invention by ** - Bell. DO THEY READ THE STATE NEWS? YOU BET THEY DO! Better than 40,000 strong, with over $119 million to spend each year, MSU rvL students read the State News at the rate of 80-96% per day. No other media can make that claim . . . intensive coverage of the campus market. If you've got something to sell; if you're sponsoring a special event; if you've got a message to put in front of MSU students; say it in the State News. 40,000 students will be watching. Display Advertising Classified Advertising 344 STUDENT SERVICES 347 STUDENT SERVICES I Michigan Part of Bell the Nationwide Bell System PHONE 353 6400 PHONE 355-8255 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Thursday, February 26, 1970 leers battle rested UMD By OLG OLSON an 8-4 win and then 5-3 clearing the State News Sports Writer to puck into the the Bulldogs this Denver, goals against average, opposition's end. Duluth has veteran hard trip the boys," Centers Walt Friday and Saturdav A well rested University of Selman Ledingham and goalies, with Glenn Resch nights Minnesota said, "and they have Larry Wright, each "with 19 games will start at 8 Duluth hockey team attending to most of "the chores to the varsityTace"- p.m. Prior offP'the - , takes on MSU in the Ice Arena nothing be ashamed about, nnintc points, fh*» tum r>utcfan#t two outstanding r»f not varsjty face Qff the of net - minding n.:„ ' , e MS(J this ■_ - The first loss iu Colorado was „ —„ — „ „ frosh, 6-2 on the season will this weekend as the freshman and can score when Resch as a Spartans the worst 3.5 goals against meet Downriver Mercury Fridav seek to extend a one ? played this year, they get hot. Selman says that average and 574 574 savps - game but saves. rihll^V Chuck night ninkf Ellis. y every other game both have fine speed and have and Ellis Realn„TT. , _ . . winning streak and successfully and could have won Whalen, who occasionally spells Saturday close out the home schedule. any of them added a boost in the Both nrelimina™ with a break or two." scoring for Resch, has 72 savps and ai 3.0 s n . Jm games will „ start at 6 p.m Prellm,naiT The Duluth icers haven't Duluth, 10-9-1 in the WCHA played a game two weeks and 13-10-1 overall, will be following Thuerer--combinotion an unsuccessful Western battling to hang onto fourth swing through place in the league standings, Colorado. Unsuccessful in the while MSU will be sense that the looking for a Bulldogs returned pajr of wins to with one move up from victory in four outings, swim and their 8th place standing. The two - weeks of rest, Duluth coach Bill Selman said, "have given the team a chance to The Bulldogs excellent scoring threat in center Murray Keogan. The have an Biggar, By JOHN MASON acade Pinch play perfection mentally and physically from the strenuous excursion to recover Saskatchewan freshman is in third place in WCHA State News Sports Writer pool and freestyle. varsity record for the 1000 yard Colorado and effectively prepare scoring It isn't easy to devote over four hours a Thuerer's with 28 points. He has scored 16 day to swimming career began at the age of | Two Michigan hockey players put the pinch on a Spartan icer in the Wolverines 6-3 victory at for the series in East Lansing." goals and added 12 assists. athletic practice and still maintain high grades 11 when he went to watch his brother's high | the Ice Arena last Friday night. MSU gained revenge in Ann Arbor the following night however Colorado College broke its 14 Freshman Cam Fryer is also a but Spartan swimmer John Thuerer has proven it school meet. The coach handed him a suit and a 7-1 victory. The Spartans will action this weekend against Minnesota be done. told him to swim in an exhibition. see game losing streak • can - Duluth in the against threat with 20 points. From then on I final home series of the season. Although the road was paved for his success. State News photo by Bruce Remington Duluth^Sandwiched wins. capturing 6-2 and 4-3 not a big point producer (six Thuerer, who practices twice week and twice a day, five days a In high school he began to concentrate in between goals) Fryer is a key *i over to maintain a 3.6 GPA in Social the weekend, has managed Science. Earlier distance events. on the ^ ft LOSE MEET EXPECTED this year the Rhirielander Wis. sophomore set a "I like the longer events," Thuerer get to think about your said. "You race and have more time to work on it." Work on it Thuerer did as he won the MSU-Michigan track Saturday Wisconsin State 200 and 400 yard freestyle crowns three years in a row. His senior year his times of 1:48.00 for the 200 and 3:50.44 for the By DON DON KOPRIVAKOPRIVA 400 won him Ail-American But the crowd that does / recognition. State News Sports Writer show him for the local fans. Thuerer met head coach Dick Fetters at a up should be Madison (the never never land the . in for a treat as Washington is undefeated this - league's better half milers meet and became interested in MSU. fcjnlike most Michigan - MSU both squads will have of league track) last weekend with a 1:52.2 clocking, their year while Brown has lost "I thought the facilities were excellent as only and succumbed 91-48 before the well ■ttles, Saturdays track meet ™nn*r!> g°ing in the Junior Rick Storrey is a top as the academic program," Thuerer said. events to Mel Gray of Missouri. Both |obably won t draw any record they II run in the Big Ten meet have bests of 6.0. Badger onslaught. performer in the 1,000 - yarders The slim 5-10, 160 pounder came to MSU the even though Michigan here next week. MSU, meanwhile, was losing and Eric Chapman seems to be summer before his freshman "I expect it to be quite a year to work out coach Uave Martin I he top attraction good 81-59 to Illinois. Thus both moving in as a strong 600 - yard and go to school. But the iieduled the meet immediately against should be in once meet," Martin said. "I don't teams will be ready for the kill day before the first the 60 yard think you could contender. meet he developed appendicitis and had to t the basketball game and dash where say one team is and there's no win that's greater In the field events, Michigan quit Michigan for the remainder of the summer. '" 0,0 two rivals °"e sophomore favored over another." for the Spartans than one over By fall anIon£_ toP Gene Brown, who's never Michigan, like MSU, a relays boasts Ira Russell in the long however, he was ready to go again. :k teams in the Big Ten this defeated MSU's Herb participant for the first three Michigan. jump (24-0) and triple jump "John is one of the hardest Last year MSU lost 95-74 to working swimmers Washington, will be out to top weeks of the (48-1) while high jumper John we have ever had on a MSU swimming team." season, went up to U-M in a dual meet here. Mann is one of six men in the Fetters said. One of the biggest, and most conference at 6-10 or better. Although swimming and studying take up the pleasant, surprises for Martin has "I figure it'll be a real close majority of his time, Thuerer doesn't regret it. Spartan wrestlers nearing? been freshman hurdler Murray, third in a Jamacian. He ranks the Big Ten behind MSU's Charles Pollard and Ohio Godfrey meet, maybe comes one of those that down to the mile relay," MSU Coach Fran Dittrich said. "It's a lot of fun working here because the guys work hard and they're a veal good group and coach Fetters is always real enthusiastic. I'm When the MSU and U-M mile really glad 1 here." >nd of came collegiate State's Jim Barber with an 8.4 lelay quartets met here Jan. 31 John Thuerer Fetters echoes the same remark. careers clocking hurdles. over the 70-yard high in the Michigan Relays, it took a last half lap effort by Spartan - By GARY WALKOWICZ State News Sports Writer The six Spartans have been instrumental in Two-miler apparently Ken figuring that with Howe, Bill Wehrwein to catch the Wolverine anchorman and give Frosh I The collegiate wrestling careers of five MSU ■applers are rapidly approaching a close, while helping MSU compile its 14-1 dual this year. They've combined for 86-11-6. meet record a record of everyone else moving under 9.00, he might as well do the same clocked 8:59.8 against MSU a 3:16.0 victory. U-M was timed in 3:17.6. Tickets for next week's Big minutes (continued from page of the 10) St. Clair C.C. 3RD POWER in has probably already come down for Lowrance leads the group in total victories game and robbed a Central ■sixth Spartan. with a 20-1 Wisconsin, the 6th best mark in Ten mtrack championships here player of the ball in the dying mark, while Karslake is still the Big Ten. 1 Gary Bissell, Keith Lowrance, Jack Zindel, Pat are*fln-'«MrU> at the Jenison tirket seconds of-Tuesday night's game Hubbard Hall unbeaten, with only three draws marring his Old reliable Paul Armstrong, arslake and Ron Oufellet are record for 21 matches. .^office. Priced at $1 to students that saved the Spartans, Spartan seniors the Wolverine captain who's and $2 to the public, all seats for o'll be participating in their final dual meet .. D l4 . been running steady races, and . „ „ Sat., Feb. 28, 1970 5 Saturday, against Minnesota and Mankato Ouellet, who also has one of the squad's best winning since his Saturday's final, are reserved. , VanPelt has been Mr Hustle records at 18-1-1, may miss this weekend's races, Tickets for Friday's Ve night f .frosh' us,l?8 h's brute sophomore year, rates session •i K available at $.50 n to strength i - rebounding his J Tom Muir has likely already wrestled his final action with his neck injury. are „ 6 . , latch for MSU, as a result of a knee students and $1 to the public. ' injury he Muir's injury opened a spot at 158 so Bruce ■ffered recently. Muir has split time with Zindel has been moved down there as a Jphomore Rick Radman at the 158 - pound backup to Radman. Zindel compiled a 8-5 1< season, winning nine and drawing one record J his 12 matches. wrestling at 177. | The other five seniors have been regulars for le past two seasons for Coach Grady Peninger. MSU soph wrestler Gerald IM Schedule Malecek of Belle Plaine, Iowa upset defending Big Ten |SKt!TBALL PLAY-OFF SCHEDULE 167-pound champ Jesse Rawls of Michigan 7-4 in his first SALE ftURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26 Spartan varsity match at 177. GYM II Court 4 (M II Court 3 8:00 O.H. All Stars Buy one record ^ West Shaw 3 - Hoopgods shiftless album and for - Shikari ■ Wiquassett - Wolfpak 1c more you can 0 West Shaw 7 GYM III Court 5 - Aborigines buy a 45 rpm 3 McBeth Winner of Hovel 6:00 Winshire Graffiti - - of your choice Hub. 5 7:00 Baal - Eminence while they last. 8:00 Empowerment - Bayard 9:00 Hubbard 11 ■ Winner McDuff - Akrojox HI Court 6 Sports Arena Don't forget HNIC's Banana Splits (O) - 6:00 Super Stars - Run for your the Peter Principal Hornet Winner Hub. 10 - - Life Glenn Herriman Poll. McTavish 7:00 LCA - Kappa Alpha Psi Agr. Tech. 1 8:00 Independent Semi - Final Volkswagen, Inc. - Agr. Tech 5 Pathologists Impassibles (0) - 9:00 Omega Psi Phi - Delta Upsilon 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. 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Thiirs. 10 MZIlYAVfr a.m. to 11 p.m. - Fri. & Sat. 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 2 STATE NEWS state news CLASSIFIED All student Ads must be paid for in advance. 347 Student Services. classified 355-8255 Automotive FRANKLYSPEAKING iy Phil Phonic Employment ForRent For Rent The State News does not DART, 1965. Power FEMALE. MUST be able to work NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands S0"pT.Hr^SJ~WR^d JfLwi DODGE steering, automatic, good running 12:30 to 4 Student wife rented only to MSU students and permit racial or religious p.m. discrimination in Its ad¬ car. $475. 393-5933. 2-2/27 preferred, not required. Call faculty. $8.84 monthly (including i» vertising columns. State News will not accept The FALCON 1967 stationwagen. V-8 351-7326 2-2/27 between 7 - 9 p.m. tax). State Corporation, Management 444 Michigan air-conditioning appliances. Fullv °'8perJ"" c, power. Good Avenue. 332-8687. 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Religion painting TlOl YlOl TfAll 4620 S. Hagadorn & 24. Conjecture 25. Shout BEATLES AM INS I pPPP 27. Tablelands £ 29. Patient Black Market Tape 4 WHEELS of Lansing Inc. MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y. 31. Bone 35. Grandpa"""11 ,■ Delicate KUMBACK' CLuJto PolrIa 2200 S. Cedar 36. 37. 38 Fr°5,ernt.(i HymenopK" ■ a only minutes from the campus, go west Alco Management Company syi ARCH 484-4596 Mt. Hope then 2 blocks south on Cedar on m 40. Pounds; an»"| V. Tear Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 26, 1970 13 Student For R ent For Sale Peanuts Personal 26 STODDARD. DIRECTORY Available immediately! Man for 4-man. Lease for spring term. $70 per month. $100 deposit. Call Greg PLEDGES OF I.M.F. congratulatio 351-2609. 6-2/27 on a great mission accomplishi {eugene blossey CAMPUS Rooms Monday night. Love, Paris ar HOME OF LOW LOW motorcycles TYPED & Barney. 1-2/26 WASH N' GAS 1)70 Yamahas are in. Enduro Ed street models. 5019 N. PRINTED Free exterior car wash with 30" 39" EVERYDAY PRICES $4/100/PG Hollywood style beds and frames, Tand River, Lansing IV 337-1527 18-gal. purchase of gasoline. MEN 21 chests, dressers, study desks. 60 [9797 248 West Grand River and over Cooking - and Clean quiet parking. used matching chairs for study or Real Estate B U.S.D.A. Choice Beef dining room use. Used card tables and folding ir Hang-Up? The style you want - chairs. Late model SOUTH SIDE, new Picture Framing. for that special date! BROOKS Imported Cars stereo phonographs, and stereo expandable Cape Cod. DOUBLE. PARKING. components. Stereo ■ Your Needs? Clean, quiet, tape Elda Diane - Sales and reasonable, 237 Kedzie. Rob, recorders, used portable TV sets. and Artists' Supplies. bricks. Immediate Beauty Salon Apartment gas ranges, occupancy. 372-4828, 351-9584. 5-2/26 kitchen 676-5303. 5-3/2 Service X5=3/2 tables and chairs. 1 and BOB JONES PAINTS 2 burner 482-1473 electric hot plates. $3.99 and 177-8141 Mason New metal kitchen up. 5014 N. Grand cabinets. Free River, Lansing delivery. Bank card. Master Charge fleam to tly? Sure you I and layaway plans. Hours: 5 sun porch. This r Air Taxi-Service BAUTEL'S COLLEGE TRAVEL 5:30 p.m. WILCOX - home has four bedroom large lot with 13 new Piper Yarns—Supplies For Sale SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East assorted fruit trees. This home has OFFICE 97 .hooking, knitting, weaving Michigan. 485-4391. C all the extras. Call Jerry Largent at INVESTORS. EXCELLENT faculty 393-6187 or 882-2475. WARNER Francis Aviation 2916 Turner 130 West Grand River Blvd. or student rental. Walking distance DUAL 1019 Shure cartridge. & LONG REALTY COMPANY. to MSU. Call Perfect kltol City Airport 484-1324 IV 5-9212 351-6010 ESTATE CIMON REAL 3-2/27 Okemos Branch. 351-8907. 3-2/27 351-2260 or Carla Marschman, MOUNT HOPE NEAR - 2 I BUD'S 337-2683. 4-2/27 DIAMOND 48 point Marquis home. Excellent Isent to attendant - for Ski Rentals neighborhood, Cost $450; sacrifice $325 or be ih Day Savings Mon. - Fri. AUTO PARTS near schools, shopping, and PRO SHOP SCUBA DIVING offer. 699-2207, 351-1746. ) a.m. - 3 p.m. 20c/wash Late Model; Motors and W churches. Phone after 5:30 p.m. including u TU 2-0830, 372-9517. 2-2/27 InDROW'S econowash parts a speciality Lansing Ski Club flash. Bra 3006 Vine St. Halfway between Holt and Hart, Fischer, L-21's 3-2/26 1 Block West of Scars Mason on N. Cedar *99-2154 Recreation 332-0600 KENT 12 STEREO string guitar. Very good COMPONENTS: Heath • EYES EXAMINED^" condition. Best offer. Steve, AA-22 amplifier, Sony 250A 332-0996. 3-2/26 tapedeck, Sony ST-80W AM/FM • GLASSES HOUSE of TIME stereo tuner. Paul, 353-7711. • CONTACT LENS Original custom made 100 USED vacuum cleaners. 3-2/27 Tank, DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist jewelry in platinum canister, and uprights. I Wide World of Sports and gold. Watch warranty. $7.88 and up. DENNIS 1 year SKI IS, HEAD Killy 800, 203 slalom, 351-8811 Co-Optical Services 2111 repair. n'SrRIBUTING CO. 316 North bindings never mounted. $175. 5218 S. Logan Coolridge, Holt >.jdar, opposite the City Market. 351-4078. 3-2/27 EUROPE $199 393-4230 694-0524 C-2/27 Round Trip Air Fare The LARGE ad CONTACT LENS People Do read small LEICA M-4, MR Detroit to London for the small ad meter, 28mm, SERVICES ads. 90mm, Leitz lens. $450. June 25 - August 26 price. D. M. DEAN. O.D. 489-2155. 3-2/26 You just did. Phone FRANK BUCK 210 Abbott Rd. jtudent Service Directory Suite #16 Place your ad here. GARRARD LAB 80 MKII turntable, GREAT DANE PUPPIES 351-0968 or 351-2756 Judi 355-8255 with Empire 888VE cartridge, - Excellent 332-6563 Judi 355-8255. Kenwood 50 watt amp, two Service AR4X speakers. Reasonable. For R_ent For Rent 355-8026. 3-2/26 For Rent EFFICIENCY you'll like the w< GIRLS needed ONE GIRL, spring sublease OVATION GUITAR. WEIMARANER FEMALE, puppies and kittens sell fast wi< - Excellent iwbrook Trace. Spring or Arms. 351:5596 after CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS, 1404 condition. $250. 351-4250 or months, good disposition, go( Want Ads. Dial East hunter. AKC. Call after 6 355-8255 nowl >r, $55. 393-6992. 5-2-27 ^2/27 Grand River. Married, 351 -9457. 5-3/4 p.i graduate, seniors welcome 487-3902. X3-3/2 int, Owen Hall. Call m E-329. 4-2/27 Spring Dave, 353-6975, SUBLET 1 and/or 1 summei 351 -2674. 3-2/26 351-5647. 4-2/27 11 PIECE contemporary drum set, styled zildjain, Zenith or Mobile Homes XEROX COPIES LOWER UNFURNISHED ass notes J apartment console, 1 month old, $300. 1965, 10x47 Skyline. q home work in Mason. $140, utilities included Buying a pearl or diamond ring? front kitchen, nice 2 bedroom, thesis 1 library material 676-5352. 3-2/26 Save 50%. Save ' lot, close to < campus. 337-7102 after 3 p.m. it makes cents to Xerox 3-2/27 NEED CHICK immediately. $57.50. 355-9504. 1-2/26 NATIONAL GRAPHIC Northwind Apartments. Call 1967 ELCAR mobile home 12'x50', SYSTEMS 351-3328. 4-2-26 STEREO - CONSOLE and AM/FM two 541 East Grand River radio in bedroom, fully furnished, maple cabinet on located at Windmill Trailer Park. 332-5246 (across from Berkey) ONE MAN needed for spring term $175. 655-3266. 3-3/2 For further sublease in modern 2-man information, call PEOPLE WHO 646-3601. 5-2/26 SEEK apartment. Call 351-0348. IMPROVEMENT read the Address: 133 Durand Street, Apt. 5-5257. 1-2/26 "Services" ads in the Classified 10. 5-2-27 Lost & Found columns. Check nowl FURNITURE: WASHER and dryer, LOST: BUSINESS Houses 2 GIRLS for 5-girl house. refrigerator, hundreds of books and records, glassware and china, etc. Friday and Saturday, 11-5 Anthony, 2/23. Contains notes. $15 Law reward. book in valuable With local DATE Spring. 2 351-1265. people. Write for blocks from campus. 351-2625, p.m., 2011 Moores River Drive. 3-2/27 For As Little As $65 A Month after 5 p.m. 4-2/27 2-2/27 Match-A-Date of Michigan. You Can Be Personal 328 S. Main, suite No. 2 Ann Developing Equity FURNISHED HOME for n GIBSON 6 string fold guitar. Arbor, Mich. (48108). In A Mobile Home! for 4-5 students. Close to busline. Excellent condition. 353-7550. HAIR SPRAYS, tonics, shampoos Phone 337-2015.5-3/2 Russ, 6-8 p.m. 3-3/2 and combs. UNION BUILDING Typing Service Own your own beautiful home...no more worthless rent BARBERSHOP. 3-2/27 receipts. Many MSU students have already discovered the COUPLE COMPLETE - TO share furnished 3 HAIG ULTRA golf clubs. Excellent THESIS Service. luxury of mobile home living at Brookview Mobile Home bedroom house. condition. Five woods for $75. FFFLY ACAPULCO Discount Printing. IBM typing and Estates, just 15 minutes from campus. When $72.50. you purchase a 482-7330. 3-2/27 EXOTICI Room, 3 mobile home from Wonderland Sales - located Ten Irons for $75. Also Sony binding of thesis, resumes, at Brookview Park, you pay as little as $65 a 8-track tape recorder $87.50. Call ns. Across from campus, month to own your own home, only $48 a month lot rental - as little as EAST LANSING. Ideal for marrie 353-6911 or 353-6890. 1-2/26 days] $225. Leave wh( MAC and Grand River, I $113 a month in all. And you're developing equity in a couple. Double garage. Wall 1 351-5249. 32-3/13 v Style Shop. Call . -wn. Stop out today and see one of wall carpet. Drapes, stove, ar STEREO TAPE recorder or deck COPYGRAPH SERVICES, J Michigan's largest selections of homes, now on display. washer. Large basement wit with automatic reverse. Six heads, FREE ... A thrilling hour of beauty. 337-1 >6. C office. 2, blocks from self contained or use as deck. For appointment call campu 484-4519. WONDERLAND MOBILE 351-5705. 3-2/27 351-8907. 3-3/2 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS PAPERS, Theses, STUDIO, 1600 East BM Selectric. Fast °r HOME SALES, INC. ONE CHICK for house, i PSYCHEDELIC SLIDES, projector C-2/26 Michigan. Reasonable. 351-4580. AT BROOKVIEW MOBILE occupancy. $55 a and equipment. Perfect for rock HOME ESTATES 351-8323. Janet. 2-2/27 groups, parties etc. Phone 339-2263. 3-3/2 DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term 4600 BRITTON RD., PERRY THREE papers. ANITA BEDROOM, recreation. No WARREN: SCM Electric. 351-0763, 351-7086. PHONE 625-3311 near neighbors. 1810 South Cedar. SCOTT AMP. kits, tuner kits, C-2/26 393-0599. 3-3/2 receiver kits. While they lastl 1/3 off! MARSHALL MUSIC FREE -- LIFE COMPANY, East Lansing. C-2/26 INSURANCE STUDENTOURS ANNUAL 40 WATT SL55 Claricon turntable. 353-0208. 3-2/27 re 2 literature. Call licensed STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. Peanuts Personal^ agent ~ O SPRING BREAK SMASH For Sale ENTIRE FAMILY wear glasses?Save D.L.B. HAPPY Happy 18th B.D. 539817 18th B.D. You both are LOVED today and always. luvED. - kNN BROWN: Typing and multilith offset printing. Complete service 1-2/26 for dissertations, at OPTICAL thesis, Ireeport, Bahamas Acapulco, East C-2-27 DISCOUNT. 2615 Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. manuscripts, general typing IBM. . 332-8384. C BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. $209 $209 FANTASTIC Call 337-9215 noon 10-2-27 PLASTIC inflatable chairs, sofas. Many colors. Cheap. - midnight. CONGRATULATIONS Chris C., Marge, Betsy, Pammi, Marty J., Lucy, Donna, Penny, Sue H., Linda, Katie, Pat K., PAT M„ 20% No job too large Block off campus. 332-3255. C DISCOUNT, or too small." THESIS tludes; Includes: TWO CITIZEN Band Cindy, Sue C., Chris M., Marty M., PRINTING during February. - Radios. All Colleen, Molly, Chris S.. NEW Professional thesis typing, connections. $100 or SIGMA printing, binding - Finest quality trade. NU LITTLE SISTERS! Round-trip jet 372-5453. 5-2-27 1-2/26 guaranteed. Call 337-1527 or air fare. Round - trip jet 393-0795. C air fare T ransportation Accommodations at : BLANK 8 track cartridges and t NEED DRIVERS 21, riders any age. the Freeport Inn. labels, dust bugs, tape cleani Anywhere, FLORIDA. Cheap. Accommodations plugs and jacks galore. All 351-5249. 8-3/5 WINNERS - ACUI Billiards Nightly Happy Hour. at Bali-Hai Tournament: Katy Fiebig, 1st, RIDERS TO Traverse City area: women's Leave Friday, return Sunday 14.1; Robert Harmen, 1st, men's 3 cushion; Jess evening. $5. 332-5791. 1-2/26 T ransfers Transfers UNFINISHED Furniture: Bar Nyickion, 10th, men's 14.1. Congratulations from UNION More Classifieds BOARD. 1-2/26 chest-of-drawers, bookcases, On Back Page Baggage Handling. prefinished picture frames, and Baggage Handling more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C ★★★★★★★★★★★★ I'al lxclusive Deluxe Package King's Inn Available GAS RANGES demonstrators. CONSUME RS used, Guaranteed. POWER school COMPUTER SHOP For Information Call Your Campus Representative COMPANY, Washington. 373-6172. 5-3/2 SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale. 216 South DATING PACKERS by Cybernetics, Inc. All Pack er Stores Brand new portables - $49.95, $5.00 per month. Large selection 'The modern way to date. Open Bob Lieder Al Kaufman Bill Kropf Sue IEckles of reconditioned used machines. Meet new, exciting people. Mon. - Sat. 353-4047 351-4928 882-1369 351-5333 Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Home & "Many Others." $19.95 Write P. O. Box 9111, Lansing, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS Mich., I 'A or 48909 for an application or information. I Studentours DISTRIBUTING 1115 North COMPANY, Sunday (313) 886--0844 489-6448. C-2/26 Washington. ISfeA. M. to 5 P.M. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Volunteer army proposal sparks argument (continued from page one) Answer: "The frequently heard claim that a volunteer force will regional and socio - economic backgrounds." military solutions to foreign policy problems s,.nh population, and I like it that way." be all black or all this or all that, simply has no basis in fact. Our 3. An all - volunteer force "will undermine patriotism by already exists and will not be affected by etidina pte*Wi I There is no indication that Wheeler has changed his mind, and research indicates the composition of the armed forces will not be weakening the traditional belief that each citizen has a moral The volunteer force will have the same professional I other officers say they are afraid that a shift from the draft will fundamentally changed by ending conscription ..." responsibility to serve his country." the present mixed force ..." V °nal lea display posters in such campus of each handout be filed with locations as Berkey and Bessey Halls. "A-frames" for large outdoor the Cars Elections prior to the election. will be Commissioner allowed for WITH THIS COUPON AND $5.00 PURCHASE fair displays will not be permitted. Posters will be limited in size to 12 inches by 16 inches. display purposes any time after campaigning begins, but Enhance your home with lovely decorator fine art prints on-campus parades must be The election procedures approved by the Dept. of Public \ 1 groupings. A huge selection of great paintings are yours FREE! during our Art and Frame Fair. require that all campaign Safety. Candidates or their Choose from over 354 beautiful brush-stroke embossed fine art reproductions and elegant ★ 30 NEW PRINTS To Ckooso From Every Week! representatives will not be miniatures! permitted to loiter or campaign within 50 feet of any polling We Reserve The Right To Limit Prices & Coupons good ^ FREE PRINT MOUNTING place on election day. Quantities. Copyright The Thru. Sat., Feb. 28,1970 SAVE 507, 0a Decorator Candidates should submit a In Stylo Kroger Co. 1970. Lansing Fee Hall is having a mixer Friday, 9 - platform and picture to the Fran os 12 p.m. in Fee Hall. Universal Family gtate News and a platform to ^'^ects by the Edison 83rd L.ght Show. for publicity USDA CHOICE TENDERAY purposes by April 7. • Any election procedures not CHUCK Snyder Hall Duplicate Bridge Club having a duplicate bridge tournament covered explicitly in the board S 7:30 p.m. tonight Snyder Hall regulations must be approved by Cafeteria. Master points will be the Elections Commissioner, awarded. Public is invited. STEAK Polls will open from 8 a.m. to Fee Hall is having a Peace Concert 5 p.m. in the Union, International Center, Berkey and Lecture Friday 9 - 12 p.m., in Hu Bessey Hall, Snyder - Fee Classrooms. Peace. J J - Phillips, and Brody for MECHA - Movimientos y Esfuersos off-campus students. Residence Chi<-anos de Aztlan meeting tonight hall and organized off-campus 6:30 • 8:30 p.ri:,( 4th floor Tower living units polls will be open Room, Union. during the noon and evening meals. The Mixed Company of Justin Morrill Qf organized units College having / act plays, Fnday 8 wj]| responsible for its own T*.'!>,- ^ *ite«tion procedures. The Albee ° ' president of each residence hall will receive election and MSU - SDS meeting tonight 8:30 campaign rules and regulations p.m. Old College Hall, Union. To prior to the opening of the discuss conspiracy and anti-ROTC campaign, and will be campaign. responsible for reporting any KROGER USD A GRADE A USDA CHOICE TENDERAY infractions of these rules to the The UHURU Unlimited Band w,lI be Holmes Halls SOUL Electiolls Commissioner. Extra Large Eggs Sliced Bacon CHUCK featured at -rv ^ t . » EXPLOSION MIXER this Friday at9 .yfDoU|. Jfy">ck'. ?s/wua/ p.m. There will be advance contest Mens Halls Association (MHA), Cr, 69!i* and prizes for the shortest mini and suggested that this information 69* DO the widest bells. Admission: 75c. be sent to the hall presidents by College Republicans meeting tonight 7:30 p.m., 106B Wells. Roger Craig, registered mail to be sure that each recent president receives it. In the constitutional ROAST m State Senator, Democrat and Richard referendum, some halls Durant, 14th District Republican USDA CHOICE apparently did not receive the ALL PURPOSE ASSORTED VARIETIES chairman debating on "State K ARM MIXED FRYERS OR ROASTING information. 39' Finances - Proper Revenue and necessary 111 other action Tuesday night, Swiss Expenses." the board moved to provide GOLD MEDAL ■ BANQUET Chickens The All announces University Traffic Committee the opening of petitioning quarters and materials for a group of students which is Steak ECKRICH 12-0Z WT BEEF OR for the vacant position of married housing representative. Petitioners must reside in a married housing unit on campus. Petitions are available in seeking contributions to pay for store broken windows demonstration. in which Thursday's were FLOUR I DINNERS 16-OZ Y/T REG Smorgas-Pac pkg 99c room 307 Student Services Building until 2-27-70. PETER'S Any organization wishing to have Jury AfaAQk SS (continued from page one) Luncheon Meats Ov office before March 4, 1970. The guard> were charged with FRES-SH0RE BREADED PRECOOKED number ,s 355-3355 or FISH CRISPS OR J conspiring to "injure, oppress, threaten and intimidate" the 10 AAi -* — Wanted young blacks and two white prostitutes in the motel July 26, Perch Fillets .*69 BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for 1967'. ?nd prevent them from WHITE OR ASSORTED TEEN RITE all positive. A negative. B negative Rising their civil rights, CALIFORNIA 100 SIZE and AB negative, $10.00. O Roth 531(1 U was essential for TAN6ELOS OR negative, $12.00. Michigan the government "to establish FROZEN PIZZA Community Blood Center, 507'/> East Grand River, East Lansing, Above the new Campus Book beyond a reasonable doubt" that: conspiracy existed; that the purpose of the conspiracy SCOTTIES 11 oz.\ CALIFORNIA TEMPLE TISSUE Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. was to injure and oppress the STRAWBERRIES Pkgs. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C motel's occupants; that one or ??o U.S. f the 0ccunants citizen; occuPant® and that the was wa® a a ORANGES TAKE ADVANTAGE of the great conspiracy was designed to buys in household goods in deprive the occupants of their today's Classified Ads. civil rights. "If you find that all these NEEDED - 4 nursery schoolchildren elements existed beyond a and teachers. Need farm with reasonable doubt, your verdict animals to visit. Please call will be guilty," Roth said. "If 351-1329. 2-2/27 yOU find that even one of those TWO TlCKETS to MSU-Pu7due elements ^as not proved beyond basketball game. Call 332-2949. a reasonable doubt, your verdict 1.2/26 will be innocent. Without mentioning U.S. TENT, 2-man, Herman: 353-0697 Special Attorney Kenneth Eline 355-8145.3-3/2 Mclntyre by name, Roth admonished him for swap something you want "overzealous" conduct at times. for something you don't! He, Mclntyre, and three defense california 56 size 355«55Wnow" S dAd D,al attorneys that clashed frequently navel over subject. The defense WANTED: OLD radiw~~ MwaTer ?"?rneys contending that Oranges 6FOR6M Kent, etc. Early '20s'and '30s Mc|ntyre was attempting to try Also, radio magazines. MAIN tlle'r c,ients for assault and ELECTRONICS, phone 882-5035. murder, not conspiracy. all purpose Raisins ]0w'tpkcs5W PARK TRACE Gold Medal Flour vine ripe 6x7 size ANYONE WHO DRIVES A CAR i Wild Bird Feeder ■ W . ! ! Krofler ,ce Cream J Tomatoes 8 F0R • needs the a good repairman. Check "Auto Services" in today's The Spacious One 1, 2, 3 Ring Bologna ! " Graham Crackers 5 8*c 39* Classified Ads. bedroom apartments. unfurnished Eri jeam. EH cherry SIX OR less Purdue-MSU basketball Tomatoes pw W tickets. 487-5401.4-2/27 Contact Bob Martin, Featuring the garden style apartments that offer year Double Top Value Stamps Every S! WHITE Of? ASSORTED J us HI idaho TO TRADE: 2 Lear Jet stereo 8 tape round living comfort. See our model now and reserve your ■ Bounty Towels J Potatoes 10bag99< 125 2-PLY ■ Wednesday decks. One automotive, one home. white or Tapes included. FOR: comparable apartment. Mt. Hope 332-5094 Okemos Rd. at , Pork Roost J SHEET ROLL flY ,0 florida Grapefruit 3 bag 99^ caweue player recorder. Steve, 332-0996. 3-2/26