/... Tuesday .am y°u and Y°u are me and MICHIGAN CooI . . . STATE MEWS ^ are all together. STATE . . . and cloudy with a high -The Beatles today of 33 degrees and a low tonight of 17 degrees. UNIVERSITY 62 Number 146 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, March 3,1970 Vl/xon assures Pompidou protests not representative NEW YORK (AP) — French President "I was displeased and I expressed my Jewish organizations had announced Mayor John V. Lindsay, who has displeasure with this behavior. The general that they planned massive anti - declined to receive Pompidou officially ,orges Pompidou received President Pompidou public and the government of the United turnouts during his final two days in New because of the sale to Libya and a French xon's apologies Monday for the hostile States share my views as the President has York. The protests are against the sale of ban on further sales of aircraft to Israel, monstrations he has encountered during heard of Pompidou's reaction and issued an demonstrated in a big way by coming to 110 French Mirage jets to the Arab state of rtsof his visit here. He praised Nixon's gesture of flying to share my dinner." Libya. Libya is a noncombatant in the appeal to New Yorkers for courteous There Arab Israel hostilities but many Jews fear behavior. (ff York to attend a French - American were no demonstrations outside the the jets might at sometime be used against The French also said they were assured mcr in Pompidou's honor. consulate, but crowds began to build Israel. that security precautions would be Pompidou told employes at the French up outside the Waldorf. sufficient to prevent a repetition of the msulate, "I'm deeply grateful because his sence, like mine, will testify to the Chicago incident. Besides his telephoned apologies, engthening endship." of French Nixon, accompanied by his daughter - American Court rules time limit Nixon had his press secretary Ziegler issue a statement saying "Hie Ronald L. President feels very strongly that a head of icia and foreign policy advisor Henry state who has been invited to this country protects draft ssinger, was in a Waldorf - Astoria suite er a suddenly decided-upon trip from shington to tell Pompidou that jostling, 3ft violaters and is our official guest should receive courteous treatment." He skipped a scheduled meeting with ring demonstrators in Chicago Saturday American Jewish leaders. | not represent the view of most WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Philip Baum, lericans. Court ruled 5 to 3 Monday that men who president of the American Jewish violate the law that Committee, said they had intended to tell Pompidou told his fellow citizens that requires them to did not object to demonstrations as Pompidou of their "deep concern over register for the draft at 18 may be French policy in the Middle East." :h, but that in Chicago the authorities prosecuted only until they are 23 years Dr. William Wexler, chairman of the j not taken steps to prevent a crowd old. Council of Presidents of Jewish m "coming close enough to insult fe and me." my After that age, Justice Hugo L. Black said for the court, the federal five - Organizations, said "we are appalled at this No salute year act of discourtesy which marks an "We have demonstrations in Paris," he statute of limitations protects the man affront, French President Georges Pompidou rubs his not eye as he sits with United from punishment." only to the American Jewish d, "but what is more serious is when the Nations Secretary-General U Thant at a luncheon in the U.N. Monday. horities of a great city behave this way. Precise implications of the decision Community, but to the gracious traditions were of the people of France." AP not Wirephoto immediately discernible but Justice Department lawyers said the ruling does not shield evaders who have fled the VISITS VOLUNTEER PROJECTS ofinson country to avoid prosecution. Black, for the five - man majority, interpreted the registration requirement as applying once, at age 18. n hospital The three man minority, Chief Justice - Warren E. Burger included, said the requirement if not met at 18, continues until the age of 26, the usual cut - off for Black register will significantly impair either the Mrs. Nixon induction into the military and that men essential function of raising an army or the ests SAN on ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) - Former who do (-"Hot. register are liable for prosecution until they are 31. In the draft case Black said: "We do not think the draft act intended prosecution of those who fail to register. "We do feel that the threat of criminal punishment and the five limitations is a - sufficient year statute of incentive to first leg of 5 sident Lyndon B. Johnson entered the to treat continued failure to encourage compliance with the registration work during the year. As many as 3,000 register as a By LARRY LEE Blind in the morning, the Beekman Center my's Brooke General Hospital here renewal of the original crime or the requirements. If Congress had felt work on a weekly basis. State News Staff Writer for Trainable Children, (locally operated inday for heart tests. He experienced repeated commission of new offenses." otherwise, it could easily have provided for Mrs. Nixon was greeted at Lansing's In jn his chest in recent days and doctors His majority opinion also discounted a longer period of limitations. It has not facility for the mentally retarded), the Holt Pat Nixon completed the first leg of her Capitol City Airport by student hostess Home otted changes in his electrocardiogram yet done so." (a private nursing home for the any prospect of wholesale violations in five - state tour of college volunteer and host, Jeanne Rand, Wilmette, 111., and nday. The decision reversed conviction of elderly) and the Grand River School (a light of the decision. projects Wednesday, visiting four Lansing George Zimmerman, Eaton Rapids, senior, public elementary school). "There is no evidence of any recent "We are not convinced," Black said, Robert I. Toussie, a successful Brooklyn and area centers where MSU volunteers work. Gov. Milliken, Mrs. Wharton and The First Lady's intial stop was at the art attack," a Brooke Army Medical "that limiting prosecution to a period of clothing manufacturer, who did not The MSU volunteer services are the Lansing mayor Gerald Graves. nter spokesman said. register at 18 and was indicted month Michigan School for the Blind, a state five years following the initial failure to a largest program in the country with some She visited the Michigan School for the Johnson was flown here by helicopter before his 26th operated institution, where 67 MSU birthday. 10,000 students doing some volunteer students regularly work with the 280 im his LBJ Ranch about 65 miles away. A spokesman termed the pupils at the school. Jan Crittendon, Pinckney freshman, said ispitalization a "precautionary move." 22 of the students work with deaf blind Johnson suffered a major heart attack - children afflicted during the 1965 66 1955. rubella epidemic in Michigan and 45 work Hie Brooke General Hospital head, with blind children. ig. Gen. William H. Moncrief Jr., and two The activities Mrs. Nixon observed were lonels examined Johnson early Monday, t was recommended that he be basically recreational, including swimming, spitalized for further study," the Brooke basketball, bowling, wrestling and weight - okesman said. lifting. He said there condition was no report see related story, p. 2 this time. Johnson has had recurring problems Miss Crittendon said th his heath in recent many of the years — the heart student volunteers do their work for credit l»ck in 1955; a kidney infection in 1963; in Education 484, >t • like growths on his hand in 1965; a receiving one credit for 30 hours of volunteer service. She said the 1 bladder removed in 1965; a hernia average student works four to five hours a eration with the removal of a vocal cord week. »wth in 1966 and diverticulitis, an iKtinal ailment in 1968. Since 1955 Johnson has had frequent Nelson Bullock, the recreational fcl director, evaluates the volunteers during a checkups and maintained close two week probation period, after which son with heart specialists. they are accepted or rejected for further work. McKee report At the Beekman Center, where patients of all ages are treated, Mrs. Nixon observed The McKee Report on Student children in a simulated community street wticipation in Academic Governance area, a physical therapy room, gymnasium *>11 be •""ncil presented to the Academic at 3:15 p.m. today in the Volunteer and seven other areas. Seventy - five students work at the ton-Con Room of the International Mrs. Richard M. Nixon's five-day tour of volunteer efforts in the nation Center, including 40 MSU coeds of the Lady said she hopes volunteer work will become an "in" thing with Center Gamma Sigma Sigma sorority, a national began in Lansing Monday morning. Mrs. Nixon was greeted at the more people in society. Lenore Romney, left, was also on hand for See related story on page 3. airport by Gov. Milliken and Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves. The First greetings. State News Photo By Jerry McAllister (please turn to page 9) White By BARBARA PARNESS investigating "Basically the report states the distributed copies of it to the other "kingmaker" in the presidential actions he would not accept CU State News Staff Writer the presidency of current budget for the 1969-70 year and trustees. selection. He said the "role of the the university I supported the Trustee Clair White, D-Bay City, said is an analysis of the center's White said he is concerned about the kingmaker is a perilous role." recommendation of the Presidential Monday that he is conducting an expenditures from July 1 through Oct. Center's activities in areas outside "If he wanted to operate on his own Search and Selection Committee who inquiry into the operations and finances 31," Wilkinson said. Lansing. time and his own money, I have no viewed Dr. Wharton as one of the most ot the Center for Urban Affairs (CUA). The information was reviewed by "I voted on that $1.5 million in order objection to that," White said. "I know qualified individuals for that job." he White said he will not vote on the CUA Director Robert Green, Provost to help the major cities of Michigan," he he spent a good deal of time on this and said. John E. Cantlon and former President said. "I find that quite often MSU has the question is whether he did it on his r'0-71 allocation of funds for the Adams, he said. more concern for the Lansing area than own time or ours." Green said Wharton's name was first ^"ter this spring until he "finds out "This for the state of Michigan." Green denied that he used any of the brought to his attention by the mass xactly what they're doing." was following the normal media. He did meet with Wharton We went out University procedures that all items White also expressed disapproval for Center's time or money to support any on a limb last year during the summer when he took his n a $1.5 miiHon grant to the Center. were submitted through the president to Green's involvement in MSU's candidate for MSU's presidency. family on a vacation trip to New York the board of trustees," Wilkinson noted. presidential selection process. "Along with many other black ^e,no doubt it's been well spent, but I White Green On Feb. 17 Wilkinson furnished "I didn't care for the way Dr. Green faculty members and black students and at his own expense. j jJJ1 know how it's been spent," White White requested a current financial White with additional information interfered in the appointment of the new with the large number of white students "I would have done this, no matter for CUA and detailing the travel and telephone president. I felt that as a staff member who signed the petition for Dr. Adams, who the candidate might have been," he |f this is being used as the basis for a statement Equal expenditures for the Center during the he was way off base. Other than that 1 I supported Dr. Adams for president said. Opportunity Programs (EOP) at the JjJtical operation, I want to know," he October board of trustees meeing. July 1 through Oct. 31 period. can see nothing wrong with Green's and endorsed his efforts as president," Green denied that the Center was Roger Wilkinson, acting vice Wilkinson said he furnished this Wilkinson said President Wharton was performance," he said. Green said. "t for business and information to White on Dec. 11. aware of the information and had White accused Green of acting as a "When Dr. Adams made it clear that (please turn to page 9) finance, said 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, March 3 Elementary sch Minn, draft meet Mrs. By ED HUTCHISON Associate Campus Editor It was a big day for the several for the big jet, with Nixon at airport people were also there, waiting States of America emblazoned United "Lenore is Groovy." Mrs. Lenore Romney accompanied the First Lady. you?" she continued, "no " the "Do answer you again. And finally, like to look at was office, files vandalizec i hundred elementary school across its body, to land after an pictures?". He didn't answer, children who met Mrs. Nixon at hour and 15 minutes flight from ^ ^ band Montezuma "the State At Beekman, a boy who had w2L:nd,0f^edd"i» Capitol City Airport when the First Ladys plane arrived ^ A,r Force Base ,n just finished making'a sign for furniture tore up destroyed equipment records i'„ , "At n political Monday morning. Wf. „ ff States flags snapped briskly in Mrs. Nixon told her: "I'm not $100,000 rampage. The wmd and cold air muted easHv dendfiaWe bv an easily the cold wind. Lansing Mayor retarded, I'm just blind." Mrs. knowledge the cheers, but the blue Nixon - " idratiflable^y an eupb«w Graves walked through Nixon responded: "You're a Col. Robert Minnesota director of Knill)i politics in Agnew lapel buttons were ^^^"^V^ ouThout the side, was spread tnrougnout tne the crowd shaking6 hands. f^at kid." »™ce, said tens of S selection o everywhere as well as the crowd. At the next As the crowd waited, young Inc , prWate nu^y home the stop, Holt Home, draft records were thousanj! torn "Lansing welcomes you Mrs. The crowds were not waiting voices were heard whispering shreds. April draft Nixon" signs. tor Mrs Nixon only. Six year - He s got a gun, (referring to a gentleman: .Tm Pat Ni Udy surprised an elderly Ramsey and Heenpin quota/,! „ she counl The Girls Scouts, the Sexton o\ds held signs that read Sock it secret service man) or somewhat * ,d h| might not be met, as a High School Band and an to'em Lenore." A gray - haired louder, "Put my name in the £™gr= ^*££?« Aft f seconds resu^ assortment of other curious old ,ady had her own sign, paper. Finally, as the big jet came the recognition. The school day had just ended KniHr Knight *vandals' to number estimated broke into three about 1 down the runway, the band when Mrs. Nixon arrived at state headquarters offices - i director ordered his musicians to Grand River Elementary School, and RamJ Satellites could roll the drums "Anchors Aweigh." and play The plane came to a halt, the It was there that youngsters outside the building pressed against the glass, trying to get a County office in St. Paul Hennepin County office"1 Minneapolis. wj King H red carpet was rolled out and as closer look at the First Lady The vandals sprayed "Beaw rapidly to\ affect diplomacy "America the Beautiful" was played, the First Lady walked down the steps to be greeted by inside game. watching an alphabet By the afternoon's end, Mrs. Selective vandalism 55 on the walls with paint. "Beaver 55' group that claimed it scale striki United Sta but it has Gov. The Selective Service offices in St. Paul, Minn, vandalized responsible for destroying di Milliken, Mrs. Clifton Nixon had made many friends were Sunday night. Records and ince the ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) State Department official U. Alexis equipment extensively damaged. Two other county offices in St. Paul records in • Wharton, Jr., her student host and issued many invitations to were and neighboring Indianapolis, Ind . iredicted Johnson said Monday surveying the earth's resources from space and hostess and other officials, visit her at the White House. Minneapolis were also struck over the weekend. Files and desks Dow Chemical Co. rec ' were opened and the walls were could change the face of international relations. After a quick hand shaking sprayed with paint. Midland, Mich., Last fall. nterviewer AP Wirephoto But he cautioned that nations must start planning now to trip along the fence while the sharply ar organize an international survey program if they are to avoid band played the MSU Fight nonexistent serious diplomatic problems when it becomes operational in a few Song, Mrs. Nixon stepped into years. her limousine and left to begin Americi Johnson, undersecretary of state for political affairs, keynoted visiting projects that are aided the opening session of an Earth Resources Conference sponsored by MSU student volunteers. Monday on by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. At the Michigan School for vhere Noi Ferency seeks The conference is considering technical, economic and political the blind, a 10 - year - old girl Jiemselves aspects of a system of global satellites whose delicate sensors will bouncing on a trampoline while lounded th search for earth's hidden riches and her sore spots. They will be the First Lady looked on must able to locate arable land, mineral and oil deposits, good fishing have been aware of the attention areas, polluted waters and diseased crops. focused on her: By JEFF SHELER lambodian by the political opposition." he Republicans who had come over the The United States plans to launch two such satellites in 1972 "Boy, I flubbed it," the girl State News Staff Writer problems of urban life," he don't think anybody isclosed bu said, "the survival of the two - to his way of thinking on such said. as forerunners of an operational network that would monitor the said on a downward bounce. Democrat Zolton anything about these problems p in deep n entire globe. Ferency party system, so vital to issues as Vietnam, the space Ferency said he will not try he said. And, to a volunteer holding announcd Monday in Detroit effective political representation ^ ^ U.S. 1 "We should start now to consider with other countries how blind child, Mrs. Nixon said, "I that he is program and other programs of to force "Gov Milliken into actively seeking his and progress, requires those who "questionable priority." Ferency has drawn the r best to capitalize and coordinate earth surveying systems as they think IH take her home with party's nomination .for come to serve the interests of many countries. governor seek change to raise spirited and ircraf People value what — I need a little girl. Mine are of Michigan. serious challenges for as many "It is highly possible that t they pay for and they will not contribute to a U.S. program." 'di jince Jai After a lunch break, Mrs. ran against George Romney for campaigns.' into being in the next few years «If the leader of the state Other Democrats considere Nixon moved on to the Marvin that would include the young The The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State governor in 1966, said he is Ferency, long time doesn,t make a commitment to be potential gubernatori coi E. Beekman training center for "convinced" he can win the opponent of U.S. involvement in University, is published every class day during four school people who want to challenge why shouid the rest of us?' candidates are State Sen. Sandi igions in L retarded. nomination and the election in Vietnam, later told the old truths well the terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. as as city Levin, D-Berkley, and State Re| leeting in "Do you like to read?" Mrs. November. Subscription rate is $14 per year. Lansing that Michigan's dwellers and former city "That's George F. Nixon asked a 10 - year - old "Because nearly every major resources have been diverted to why students are Montgomei louma, inl dwellers who haven't forgotten rebelling the streets, they D-Detroit. Member Associated Press, United Press boy. "No," the boy said. "Do political executive office in our "foolish and wasteful" federal lght. The 7 International, Inland Daily Press Association, Associated you like somebody to read to country, is presently occupied programs and the state's voters iteriorating Collegiate Press, Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press have been denied a chance to the Plain i Association, United States Student Press Association. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services U&you wan express their views. 1 He said his campaign would be based on opposing such federal policies as Vietnam, the Military probe ays to e premier > ' Nort Laos, inch Building, Michigan State University, space program, development of royal cap Michigan East Lansing, in the decision the giant Supersonic Transport jet and other "wasteful into Vietnamese Law and Phones: programs." : lead in ( Editorial '1 don't know how f QUE SON, Vietnam (AP) -- Classified Advertising Display Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 affect your call this a democracy unless you give the voters a you can chance to The_ 16 civilians that a U.S. Marine patrol is accused of American sources here said the families refused to move from their cluster of grass huts Vietnamese investigators soldiers, drew fire hidden enemy positions s ere showing the go' 353-6400 Business-Circulation 355-3447 Support the McKee Report express themselves on these killin8 were members of a half in an area bombarded daily by time they entered Son Thang. iruccini, ha Photographic on Student Participation issues," Ferency said. "My dozen families "determined to allied artillery and air strikes, One trip touched off a th 355-8311 rsons were campaign will give them this s^ay near their menfolk who ''are fllfhf.ino frtl" fHp V lot" and frequently the scene of - hour firefight which ;sident an< - 1 opportunity.' • l 9* fighting for the Viet Cong," a a IfnwiMA firefights between Marine patrols nn fwa'vlp after a heavy barrage of Mar U.S. informant said Monday. and Viet Cong guerrillas. artillery and mortar fire fro ajority, the Ferency said he expected Hie victins - 11 children and Hundreds of ingenious booby men. It much of his support to come 5 nearby Landing Zone women were found dead traps lace the region's rice - from former backers of Robert forced the enemy to withdra rana, an arr Feb. 20 near Son Thang village, 45* 45* F. Kennedy and Sen. Eugene paddies, hedgerows and Two South Vietnam? 16 ye; Another U.S. source said the treelines. soldiers were killed and McCarthy and from "a large the five Marines held were wounded. The Viet Co sector" of the black population. m connection Qn, chM with their deaths is left two bodies. No investigate and old men live in the "By and large my support whether the victims violated i were hurt. from those who have settlement amid banana and - nighttime curfew The U.S. investigation tea A federa been in the vanguard of change, those who have challenged the minding their own business in their huts" the^^tivT^cur^^of reiaUve „",,y fSon included military prosecuto and defense lawyers for the " onday agai government's priorities," he said. , lions, head The Itoines are In . brig in ^bout m"!S young Marines charged \ lutdown th Da^Nang, 27 miles north of Que southwest of this district town, killing the civilians during onday. U.S and 27 miles south of Da Nang. night ambush patrol Feb. 19. 45* beled the 45* South Vietnamese provinci i All the men of fighting age, and district officials said the Whipsaw" si including boys as young as 10, concluded their own inqi have joined Viet Cong operating ailway Lab< out of the nearby Que Son fully satisfied with the way reques U.S. military was conducting ationwide Mountains, and some attended in probe. Can three months of sapper school Jainst any ra The Marines held have befl conducted by North Vietnamese identified asLnce Cpl. Rande ;xt move u] advisers, official sources said. D Herrod, 20 Calvin, Okla.; Pfc 8her court. Independent on-the-spot Thomas R. Boyd, 19 Kvansville inquiries by American and South ind.; Pfc. Michael S. Krichten There are four ways to ■J 1 Vietnamese investigators ended Monday after three harrowing 19, Hanover, Pa.; Pfc. Samuel G Green, 18, Cleveland Ohio, an< The antiw „„ trips to the site of the alleged Pvt. Michael A. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, March 3, 1970 3 NEWS Cuba said ready Pork Chops summary to release U.S. boat Cut from Quarter Pork Loins - Mixed Chops lb. A capsule summary of the day's events from our wire services. WASHINGTON (AP) - Twenty - four hours after seizing indicated that the Swiss embassy earlier had Cubans halted and The 65-food red, white and blue treasure Pork Steak it at - seeker was taken gunpoint, Cuba was boarded the Lean Meaty Slices "At no time did I use reported Jocelyn C in the over by a Cuban patrol boat and any ready Monday to apparent belief that it had escorted release the American treasure into the port of apolitical power nor to my - intruded into Cuban waters. Caibarien, on the island's Knowledge did anyone else use hunting vessel Jocelyn C and its State Department Ip0ntics in order to encourage the crew of five. The State Department said it officer Robert J. McCloskey said, however, that "reports to press northern coast. Marine broadcasts monitored Spare Ribs Iselection of Dr. Wharton." received this word through us are that the vessel was in in Miami said crewmen who had boarded the two Cuban Small 3 lbs. and under diplomatic channels from the international waters." Swiss embassy in Havana. craft were removed from the — Robert Green McCloskey told a news There were details Jocelyn C before it was escorted Center for Urban no conference he was satisfied that to port. immediately as to just when the Affairs director captured A craft would be set free. preliminary report from government." the Jocelyn connection with C "had the no U.S. The American vessel, which sailed • Regular Franks Friday from Fort i Lauderdale, Fla., carried Capt. j ----•COUPON '----i Sten Carlson, 37, and a crew of International News DISCUSSION TODAY j at least four. Fun Pack Oven Fresh Carlson's wife, for whom the Vanilla Ice Cream ■ King Hussein said Monday the Middle East is Jocelyn C was named, said at sliding Mc/Cee • Irapidly toward a point where Israel may launch a large Iscale strike against the Arab countries. He said the their home in East Orleans, Mass., that she was advised by a : : Old Style Bread ■United States should and could stop the slide into Ibut it has done nothing toward the interests of peace war State Department caller Monday morning that her husband had radioed he and his : j 79{ VA lb. Loaf crew were all : gallon carton lince the Arab - Israeli war of 1967. predicted the outbreak of Hussein, who war in 1967 told an goes to right and that they expected to be released "in a day or two." : Limit one please Interviewer, "The situation in the area is Eharply and the chances of peace are deteriorating By DELORES MAJOR the This was several hours before State Department told \ • with $5 food purchase 3/$l ircraft reported lost to all causes Academic Governance — be nominating committee for the was being approached by the in the Vietnam established. Steering Committee Election. jince Jan. 1, 1961. Cuban craft. Cora -Whole Kernal The commanding generals of the five military Four recommendations additional report are that there be an within the or Cream Style, 303 6/$J00 legions in Laos have been summoned to an increase in: Evaporated Milk meeting in Vientane Jhouma, informed by Premier Prince Souvanna government sources said emergency -involvement within the several of students departments, 7/$-|00 light. Monday colleges, centers and institutes of Irish Potatoes The Tuesday meeting was deteriorating military situation which followed the loss If the Plain of Jars and and called because of the the University. --involvement of students within the Academic Council. FREE DELIVERY 8/$-|00 Muing Soui in the past ten lays to North Vietnamese forces. The wrforinauts -involvement of students on lie premier would discuss the defense of tlie main fsaijj* cities * tariou&.'staJldbig the Academic Council. comrrtittees qf DIAL 351-6300 Jf Laos, including the military capital of Vientiane and -provisions for specific ON CAMPUS DAILY 4 P.M. to 1 A.M. |ie royal capital of Luang Prabang. minority student representation FRI.-SAT. 4 P.M. to 2 A.M. SUNDAY 2 P.M. to 1 in academic government. A.M. Law and order candidate Carlos --A redefinition and Arana Osorio took : lead in Guatamala's presidential race reconstitution of the Student Monday and Affairs Committee. is showing surprising strength in the country side Ihere the government candidate, moderate leftist Mario Wharton In addition, will propose President the Don't Wait 'til the Last ■eruccini, had been expected to win. About 1.2 million establishment of a Presidential Irsons were eligible to vote in Sunday's balloting for Commission on Admissions and |This coupon redeemable only at Goodrich's Spartan Shoprite Student Body Composition at resident and for congress. If no candidate wins a MSU. lajority, the new congress will choose between the two The purpose of the Igh men. It is believed that the military friends of Irana, an army colonel, will stage the nation's fourth i will be: Avoid the rush -- Be measured, fitted and Spartan Bag Vegetables pip in 16 years if he is not declared the winner. Corn -Peas -Green Beans Flag wearers issued your cap and gown STARTING and Mixed Vegetables A federal National News judge issued a preliminary injunction from Michigan MONDAY, MARCH 9 3^ $ *| 00 londay against a strike by four AFL-CTO shopcraft pions. heading off a threatened nationwide rail jailed in West Tickets to Commencement will also be issued at ^ Ballard Sweet Milk Biscuits liutdown that could have occurred at midnight SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Two this time. londay. U.S. District Court Judge Howard Corcoran Michigan you.lis were booked in Ibeled the union's plans to strike one railroad as a Tvhipsaw" strike which he said was illegal under the city jail Sunday night after police noticed they were wearing U.S. flags as belts. Hours for Issue Are 3/25c ■ailway Labor Act. In addition, the judge denied a Held were Kirk M. Redmer, Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m. pion request for a 19, Farmington, Mich., and FrL 8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. preliminary injunction against a James M. Graham, 18, Record fctionwide industrial lockout in retaliation for a strike Birmingham, Mich. A jainst any railway. The court action apparently put the companion, Tim S. Kimball, 20, fct move up to the unions, possibly an appeal to a Dallas, Tex., was charged with For further information inquire at the New Beatles Album ;r court. burglary and driving a stolen car. I The antiwar movement hopes to bury the nation's with and The other two were charged violation of the veterans UNION DESK featuring " military code, suspicion of List price... $5.98 ftft system in an avalanche of paperwork this month burglary and driving a stolen car. 355-3498 (rough massive obedience to the most trivial and Our price ... ^4^' ["looked 5 technicalities of Selective Service Law. It is second phase of the New Mobilization's spring Pensive which focused last month on the courts and 1 turn in April to dramatizing the link between the Florida Grapefruit and taxes. The week of March 16 -22 will be Pink or white 5 lb. bag ^°ted to draft related activities aimed at trying up l°st °f the nation's 4,100 local draft boards. Sunkist Oranges 113size I Most of the remaining National Guard troops were Tj'ndravvn Monday from the riot scarred college CASYNDEKANS ON Vine Immunity of Isla Vista. A convoy of trucks rolled r"1 °f Isla Vista with the second large contingent to MAOTSE-TUNG Ripe Tomatoes fVe in two days. Officials would not say how many Prdsnien remained in the MACHIAVELLI l^e immunity since Friday. armory but it was believed °nly a handful. More than 600 had been in the & CLAUSEWITZ FREE DELIVERY SERVICE GOODRICH'S COMPUTER PRODUCTS WHICH: TO ALL CAMPUS SPARTAN Michigan News • Quickly identify an author s • Reduce research time by 95%. SPECIALa I Four state legislators will conduct a public hearing • Are comprehensive. Frch 16 in • Are based on excerpts Kalamazoo on a sweeping pollution control from the original text. | !l?w before the Michigan legislature. • Are completely documented. V bill under consideration would give both h?s"iccom °ushmenvs"°s ?ncomplete From, And a Variety of Salads. Tool r^nment and private citizens expanded legal powers without this powerful research tool. "We Give Gold Bond Stamps" | pSt air and water polluters. Schedule of Delivery Hour* iparticipating in the hearing at Western Michigan MSU BOOKSTORE Monday thru Saturday: 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Persity win be Rcps William V. Weber, YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Harrison at Trowbridge JJ'aniuzoo, Wayne B. Sackett, R-Portage, James H. CASYNDEKAN SERIES B«tw««n Spartan Vlllc>3« and R-Battle Creek, and Sen. Anthony Stanim, Ch«rry Lan* Apartrr "lamazoo. MICHIGAN OUR I STATE NEWS McKee: an us' thing UNIVERSITY involving entire community To the Editor: teacher s authority rests in his special NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor As of now there are 80 voting members knowledge or ability, not in his power J? on the Academic students." The best teachers KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor Council, all around do - JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor administrators and faculty members. There need to hide behind their reason. Is the idea of 29 authority foj. ' JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor are 3 students, two undergrads and one the Academic Council voting students! grad, none of whom have a vote. We want threatening to y0u? 29 voting student members. We do not Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award want equal representation, Vicki Sawicki for outstanding journalism. merely meaningful representation. Allen Park juni0t We value faculty opinions and assistance, and appreciate their experience Margaret Mead and abilities, but feel that our ideas are Midland freshman EDITORIALS valuable and important in quality of our own governing the education. We feel that the views of any one group within the academic community (e.g., the faculty) by virtue of their status, are limited and lack SN betrayed left The flu for perspective. This would be equally true of an all student government. We feel that all - groups should be represented merely for balance's sake. Not only we, but you lose Hie editorial of Feb. 20 also if our views cannot be articulated denounce street fighting Thursday between and coattails effectively. The imbalance that now exists tends toward polarization: of those students who might be interested and and policemen falls in normal State News posture citizens neatly with the regarding the revolution: as usual, your involved, the majority, out of frustration, willingness to play radical poseur when nothing Mrs. Patricia Nixon, or Pat as she overtones, naturally it was simply a tend to fall into apathy; the remainder tend to take the ludicrous stance that only happening gave way quickly to yCui is affectionately known by her "nice thing" for the female Romney eagerness to betray brave people when the their views are valid. We don't want a friends in the silent majority, was to make the trip with Pat Nixon. chips are down. we-they thing, but an "us" thing involving The State News comes in scheduled to make her grand tour of Naturally. Just as naturally as George the entire academic community. solidly as hair - teasing clothes - college campuses last fall, but Romney has consistently denied over Quoting from "The Student As buying font of mod-squad radicalism. suddenly caught the flu when it was the past few weeks that he is running Nigger," "It's true that many teachers You propose inaction at discovered that the Vietnam the Michigan Republican party. And possess authority in one particular sense of precisely that moment when radical aggression must the word but that does not entitle them to be Moratorium was planned for the naturally, the same conclusions will dared. You urge reticence on th same time. be drawn that authority in every sense of the word. A occasion when a shout - despite all can clamorings to the contrary, the more something. May we suggest that Pat Nixon In short, you choose to serve the than substantive circumstantial reaction and the corrupt should have caught the flu again. evidence is too great to be dispelled university which pays you your wage at the very point in After all, the weather lately has been by a few well contrived denials. time when you could begin to serve notably topsy turvy and student The McKee Report and minorities Mrs. Nixon told the welcoming brothers. volunteers would have understood if You place yourselves, then, outside the committee at the airpot that "it the First Lady were struck sick for a only relevant university— the street. In the takes real friends to come out here few days, or months, or years. Not street, a generaUon of Americans whr because of the possibility of student on a day like this." If Lenore failure of the American educational raised in the stench of midc EDITOR'S NOTE: The following as a microcosm of American government -- demonstrations aimed at her tour Romney hopes to win, as she insists system. at least all of the time. Rather, perhaps the selfishness and ("But what about she will, the Michigan senatorial race, "Point of View" was written by Harry future, Ralph?") bought - off cowarmce It would seem that if I were to study in group do we make this suggestion. Chancey, Laingsburg senior, and student University can set an example and respond ("Can't we just go to the police and talk it is going to take a little help from a foreign country, I would be prepared to in stride with current priorities which are Pat Nixon hardly seems worth the member of the McKee Committee on this over?") are learning the exuberance of all the friends she can muster to beat study content under the educational being overlooked in other scenes of bother of a demonstration. Student Participation in Academic courage, the esthetic grandeur of direct the remarkable record of Sen. Philip system indigenous to that country. American society. action. The black mugger on the west side Government. Idealistically, I would assume that I would Rather, whether intentional or Hart. not be "mis • educated." However, this is One strength of the McKee Document passes his wiscom to the white college boy not, and we suspect that it is not If Lenore Romney expects to be rests in its initial step toward student down the road: it is good for man to put not the case for the foreign student in The accusation can be made that the out his fist and touch the face of entirely a coincidence, taking the a serious threat to Hart, she had America. Mis - education by omission, accountability through community current authoritarian model of education decision making. Indeed the final report deletion, good - will, stagnation of oppression. trip during an election year with better start by getting off the lacks to a great extent "accountability" to falls short of real accountability or for that MSU played a proud role Thursday curricula in changing times, entrenched political candidates "along for the coattail of first her husband, and the constitutients which it purports to matter self - determination for either all the evolution of American street wi interest, stupidity, or a combination of all ride'1 leaves the First Lady open to ^now Pat Nixon. She has a difficult* searve. Arguments by faculty** and|! "these things seems to be a prevalent students or specifically minority students. Business establishments were attacked and administrators that' decisidb* are ma8e °'* damaged, and a new long - awaited note of suspicions that the trip is not merely image to overcome, and clinging to 'American disease. disea To use what is becoming Another strength rests, however, with "the student welfare," in light of "student ideology sounded above the din of crashing a goodwill tour on behalf of ^party notables will only further our a cliche -• we continue to teach our the patience of MSU students who saw the incompetence", or on the basis of "benign children that Columbus glass. At each retreat of the municipal volunteer programs, but rather a impression that Lenore Romney is discovered Massey Report tactfully referred back to professional competence" are quickly America. Somehow "year one" always troops, streets rang with the cheer of warm political peregrination. little more than a stand in for her committee, who in good faith followed the - becoming archaic. I.Q.'s, SAT's, grade to allies, bonded together in that intense seems begin with the white man. "appropriate" channels, and now await the Naturally, Mrs. Nixon denied husband. points, GRE's and the like are beoming less These two points are not meant to affection which only the street can b and less credible with respect to evaluation verdict on student participation in that Lenore's presence has political -The Editors No misspelled mumbling in the student of anyone's academic achievement, ability, negate or deny the validity of foreign Academic Government. The students of student representation, but rather to the newspaper will ever dull or drown that aptitude, or whatever. Perhaps, much to University can only speculate whether music in the memories of the men and emphasize that we've got some cleaning up Tuesday's Academic Council meeting will many to conservative educator's chagrin, women who stood and fought together to do here at home first. I am, of course, real educational evaluation is more "gutsy" bring months of work to fruition, or once reversing American policy which generally Thursday night. again leave the dead fruit of committee For than the results of all these misleading Victor Rouge teaching indices which more often propagate, proliferate, and praise the "correct" cultural background than the purely preempts domestic concerns with foreign affairs, but then I don't see the University work hanging on the flourishing branches of established channels. Lansing resident Many departments will soon be community. Nonetheless, the educational one. promoting some of their faculty to education of the students should , The students of Michigan State POINT OF VIEW the ranks of full professorship. Such have priority. University are asking for accountability on the decision making structures which affect promotions have been used many It is time for more of the their everyday lives on campus. However, times in the past as rewards for work excellent teachers at MSU to be The time for within this category of accountability, done done outside of the instead of the quality of teaching by professors within the university awarded for the job they have been doing - devoting themselves to the education of others. Midterm pay minority accountability (Blacks, Latin Americans, and Native Americans) is of extreme relevance. Mere student militancy is now accountability does not provide this. Can a EDITOR'S NOTE: The following enforcement of the provision of the 1964 many seem to believe, equivalent. Militance university. raises for those who supposedly are predominantly white decision making "Point of View" was written by Carl Civil Rights Act regarding women. is not violence, but rather the refusal to Too outstanding teachers are not enough. structure be accountable at anytime to Another problem is the criminal, take "no" for an answer. When people have many times the more Stensel, Lorain, Ohio graduate student outstanding teachers in the faculty Full professorship and the tenure it these minority groups? To argue that a and Gary Peterson, East Lansing wanton, and systematic destruction of our been continuously persecuted in order to white power structure can effectively meet environment by industry for the sake of maintain this deprivation, and when, over have brings is the only way to reward resident. The article the gone unrewarded simply those that have dedicated themselves the needs of these minority groups is to concerns profit. We demand, as a first step toward the course of years, appeals to conscience because the journals in their field are demands taken to the state legislature to the main deny the existence of cultural, solving this problem, that all currently and propriety totally fail to produce not replete with their works. Being purpose of the following the violence that erupted in existing pollution laws in regard to meaningful action, or even serious psychological, and educational uniqueness, called to Washington as an expert university. and further to deny that minority groups East Lansing Feb. 19. industry be immediately and rigidly commitment, a point is reached when tney can speak for themselves. The exclusion of enforced, and that any industry which realize that, if they are to regain what is witness for a top level investigation is Those of us who recently went to the these minority representatives from the cannot comply with these laws be closed theirs, they must simply take it back from another large factor in promotion. - - The Editors State Capitol to talk to some legislators until it can. We believe that, during such those who wrongfully took it from them, decision making structure results in more have been asked to say something about Basing promotions on such severe consequences for all, than does the shutdowns, the workers should not be laid refusing to be deterred by what they nave what we asked for and why we went. off, but rather paid, so they will not suffer learned through painful lesson to be mere j criteria forces the faculty to go absence of insured representation for every First, we must state that we believe the avoidance of the issue. The refusual to w outside recognition. of the It university for becomes rather No nap white ethnic group. consequence of minority exclusion is a The primary requests we made are related. They are not further as a result of the inequities of their bosses. deterred in this course is militance; and if« chasm between the avowed dedication to isolated issues, but rather are facets of a The court and prison systems of the sparks violence, it is violence caused by pointless for the aspiring young common problem -• the isolation of the United States blatantly favor the rich man those who are attempting to keep what they Today the Report on the pluralism and our behavioral accomodation bulk of the world's economic and assistant professor to dedicate Committee on Student Participation of it in our society. Thus, the McKee political over the poor man, and serve more to have stolen, not by those who a himself to teaching when he can best Committee, after extensive research on its power in continually fewer hands, and the create crime than to stop it. We have, in struggling for what is theirs. in Academic Government, also of this power to perpetuate the We believe the time for militancy come to enjoy full own and consultation with representative use regard to these problems, presented a fairly professorship and known as the McKee Report, will advantages of those who have it. extensive list of reforms, many of which now - the time when our ethica all of the privileges thereof by groups of the minorities, arrived at its come before the Academic Council recommendation to would cost the state nothing. obligations to see inequities in power provide specific A facet of this problem is the publishing. Economically he is in a at 3:15 p.m. in the Con-Con Room minority seats on the Academic Council oppression of blacks in this country -- a This is a fair sampling of the type of economics righted far surpasses much better position if he decides to of the International Center. The and the Standing Committees of the situation which has not changed as proposal which we presented. One more supposed responsibility to continue ti issue is, however, important. Persons who to those who won't listen and to contim dedicate himself to writing"reams of Council. Needless to say this is no more a significantly in the last 20 years as we action that the Acadenic Council material for the various journals and panacea than was James Meredith's would like to believe -• and as a step have addressed themselves to these pleading with those who don't cr takes on this report will have a admission to Ole Miss. Yet, once again, the problems have repeatedly been persecuted Political and economic comfort of thorn toward rectifying this matter, we have publications in his field. for their efforts, both within Michigan and power can hardly be weighed against great deal to do with the amount of McKee Committee found itself embarking asked the Michigan legislature to express This is defeating what is usually solution hunt based nation wide. We have asked the legislators - suffering and death of those out of p<» student participation in academic on a on a support of the Black Panther Party's Ten considered to be the purpose of the confrontation between the principle and to do what it can to rectify this situation. and we must make it clear that hur Point Program, a set of proposals designed government in the coming years. As can be seen, our list is not a rights are to be valued above property, university education. Extensive reality of representative democratic to furnish blacks with the economic and „ The reality complete proposal, but rather a sample of those that would sacrifice the latter for research only educates the researcher In order to show the Academic structures. of representative political power which, even today, is being the kinds of demands which could be sake of the former should, and must, and the few who might read the democracy, regardless of the high ideals systematically denied them, Council that the students of the , made, an attempt to stir concrete action stopped. obscure journal in which" the work is expressed by the philosophy of that kind j. university decision Another economically and politically about issues which concern us all, but about of some o - making process, of structure, clearly indicates that blacks, our awareness published. Teaching, on the other all students should attend browns, and reds are systematically oppressed group in the United States is which little concrete action has been taken. contradictions which exist today's women, and as a start toward changing this hand, educates many. Both students meeting. The claim that students are excluded from decision making Now, we would like to explain our today, and to Invite all who are concern situation, we have asked three things: first, purpose in speaking with the legislators. To with human values to help us solve and the professor benefit from the not interested has been made too positions...whether intentionally or do this, we must explain what we believe unintentionally. repeal of all abortion laws; second, problems, without delay and with wh» experience. many times. It will be "validated" dissemination of free birth control to be a confusion between "militance" and cost to those who have created an The publish - or - perish once more if there is The decision by the Committee to information and devices; and third, strict "violence." These two terms are not, as a sparse student currently perpetuate them. syndrome acts as a destructive force turnout at include minority representation today's meeting. immediately places the recommendation in the education process. It chases on the defensive by those who would argue away those who might prefer to The Council must be shown that that foreign students too ought to be teach but cannot face the probability the students of MSU are interested in included. As a member of the Committee, I that they will not be promoted. wish to express two biases which weighed becoming part of the university Of course research and heavily in my mind. government. To do this we suggest publication have their place in the that each student, instead of taking Statistics have shown that there are university. There arc few other his usual afternoon nap, attend more foreign students than American places better suited for such minority students in American colleges and today's Academic Council meeting. universities. To me this is not attributable activities than " the university -The Editors to individual failure, but rather to the Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, March 3, 1970 5 Court rules or college Viva Max' gives viewers newspaper BOSTON (UPI) — A federal enjoyable change of "Viva Max" is the type of pace judge has ruled that state college film you usually see with the bloodless confrontation, are fanatical, easily aroused presidents cannot censor student whole family on a holiday. appropriately wild. American taxpayer, captured by newspapers. It's the One need only examine the De Santos' men, who is sure the U.S. District Court Judge W. type of film you seizure of the Alamo is the first wouldn't see on your own. You leaders to understand the Arthur Garrity Jr., made the dread the very confusion. On the Mexican side step in a Chinese Communist ruling in a decision involving an thought of going WMO and takeover. Pamela Tiffin appears you prepare yourself there's Peter Ustinov as De article by Eldridge Cleaver, beforehand for a wholesome, as a college protester, inspired Santos, the befuddled general information minister of the uneventful whose only leadership feat is by De Santos and convinced that Black Panther party. The article evening of light he is a dedicated revolutionary family entertainment. leading his band of unruly men allegedly contained obscene But once you're inside the and a prime subject for her words. through San Antonio cross - master's degree thesis. [ theatre with standards town traffic. The Americans James H. Hammond, With a zany bunch of compromised and expectations have Jonathan Winters as a president of Fitchburg State low, you discover national guard general who can't characters, an improbable College (Mass.), had tried to you're situation and plot enjoying yourself. The ordeal find all his troops and Harry development censor the Cycle, the student : nothing less than inept you expected is, instead, a Morgan as a blustering local newspaper, when he learned it welcome change of pace. enough good - natured spirit and lawman. leadership on both sides could planned to print the article. So it is with "Viva Max." clever situations to make you bring about, "Viva Max" To complicate succeeds as the mildly judge said "having The film contains little to glad you came. things farther, Alice Ghostley, that entertaining comedy it set out to fostered a campus newspaper, compel crowds to flock to it and superb Charge! there's little to boast about — or "Viva Max" is the story of character actress, is hand be. the state may not impose on as a arbitrary restrictions on the even remember - after it's over. Maxmilian Rodrigues De Santos, Peter Ustinov, playing a Mexican general who leads his But the film does provide a a disillusioned Mexican matter to be communicated. troops across the U.S. border general, to who leads his men across the HURRY! ENDS SOON Students may not be confined to recapture the Alamo, does just that in this scene from the pleasant evening of light comedy, "Viva Max." border on modern Feature the expression of those undemanding diversion with a day sentiments that are officially expedition to recapture the 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:30-9:35 Alamo as a test of their approved. "The system devised by the LIBRARY COMMITTEE To his loyalty. dismay, and the 4 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! bewilderment of his men and the defendant (Hammond) for local San Antonio police force passing upon the contents of the and national guardsmen, the Cycle lack even the semblance of ' NATALIE WOOD ROBERT CULP any of the safeguards the expedition succeeds. Faculty fines, Supreme Court has demanded," the decision stated. Capturing the Alamo is one | BOB & CAROL & TED & ALICE | thing. Holding it, however, is judge continued: another. As the police, army and ELLIOTT GOULD DYAN CANNON Because of the potentially great national guard gather forces R — Restricted Technicolor value of a free student voice in By PAULA BRAY University Library Committee "Faculty outside, De Santos discovers he and student fines The committee also suggested an age of student awareness and State News Staff Writer next week committee should be the The Qn,y some type of orientation to the has neither plan nor ammunition or troop unrest, it would be inconsistent allegience to maintain p r JJU Faculty fines, extended hours 4 Committee members said they way y°u fn get people to use of the Library. David A. the fort or prove his capabilities with basic assumptions of First id an nripntfltinn nrncrvnm fn feU i faculty members shou^ return books on time is to Hirsch, Newton, Iowa, senior, as a leader. oh«HTg6 them.** xl. «. « . said he would like te see The complications that arise campus newspaper tXr to be the Library were discussed at the books a i students. Extending Library hours to something in the University .„i„ » vohi.io tho Student Library Committee «Ad. or 1 a.m. when two bumbling, almost meeting Monday. catalogue about this. leaderless forces to return books when thev suggested. The students said that approach a Recommendations from the borrow members will them " Sheryl Noble many students livinB off campus | PROGRAM INFORVATlON 33? 5817 go the the Grosse Point' freshman said' have any P,ace to study PfijBHl ' after the Library closes. ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 648~ String ensemble OPEN EVERY NIGHT : 2 5-3:25-5:25-7:30-9:30 PETER USTINOV • PAMELA TIFFIN "PUTNEY ENDS TUESDAY! COLORI EMzafoetlto T&yloir JONATHAN WINTERS -JOHN ASTIN SWOPE" iosts clarinetist Wainren Beatttty The Only y|UA MAM! The Truth and Soul Movie FRIDAY: "FUTZ" ... love in the lard! MSU's Beaumont String Quartet will be heard in concert with Game Inlbwn st ar«st, clarinetist Elsii 'LtideWfg', at 6:15 pl,m. Aiso Virrra Lisi & George Friday in the . Music Auditorium. Segal in, _^The Girl Who Couldn't Say TOMORROW NITE No" The concert, which is open to the public without charge, will STARTS WEDNESDAY include "Quintet in A Major for Clarinet and Strings" by Mozart JAMES BOND - "ON HER and "Quartet No. 1, Opus 7," by Bartok. MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE' The Beaumont Quartet, MSU's string ensemble in residence, has performed throughout Michigan and the Midwest, appeared the nn National Educational Television and toured Puerto - Rico. Pui 1CHIGAN Members of the group, all on MSU's Walter Verdehr and Theodore faculty, are violinists Theatre Lansinq 6a Johnson, asst. professors of music, U ■ violist Lyman Bodman, and cellist Louis Potter, professors of music. Miss Ludewig, associate professor of music at MSU, is a member of MSU's Richard's Woodwind Quintet. She has performed throughout the country as a soloist and with groups. chamber TkBroadMiihitbbsm presents a fa Ohscreen/ "History of Ro MSU LECTURE • CONCERT SERIES SM RTAN^TWIW W . 'Vito in cooperation with the ^ ~ . I ACT HAV LAST DAY % PARTY Department of Music Busby Berkeley's FOOTLir.HT IMIt.lOE Elizabeth Ifcylor Warren Wiiiiur f THE SANDWICH PEOPLE featuring and the Center for Urban Affairs 'CHUBBY muni i presents "GOLD DIGGERS Beattty Mriiniiiu iimnian ('<101118 Hobie's CHECKER' THE GATES OF JUSTICE CF19J5 nmw DINE IN and his BAND muniu lurvvi i,0m. By phone 351-3800 |m] TECHNICOLOR* |^j] CARRYOUT& DELIVERY DA VE BRUBECK T COMPLETE SHOW 8 I. 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Scored for "BEST SUPPORTING tenor and bass baritone ACTOR" soloists, chorus, 11-piece brass ensemble, two percusstionists, organ and jazz trio. GIG YOUNG Monday, March 9 8:15 p.m. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM HICHARD C01IH8BT SAMJIITH* tCOB Reserved Seats $3.50, $3.00, $2.50 WEDNESDAY, Mar. 11 - 8:15 p.m. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Student Admission: $1.00 with validated FULLTIME I.D. (I.D. Reserved Seats $2.50, $3.50, $4.50 Necessary at the door) $1.00 Reduction to MSU students with Tickets on Sale at Union TicKet Office FULL TIME VALIDATED I.D. (Show I.D. at dour) Hours 8 - 5 Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket Office 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, March 3,19?0 -SPORTS- Mount, Purdue here tonight in home finale By MIKE MAN LEY Game time is 8 p.m. but fans be the finest sophomore in Mount has clinched his third Jim Gibbons, who will be Ward, the quick Bob Ford, 6-5 Tyrone Bedford [J11"} 8 *ie for the basement, State News Sports Writer are advised to get there early as nation. In their first meeting — straight ight league scoring title making their final appearances backcourtman from Romulus, and 6 6 George Faerber up " "la,ana ev* MSU makes its final home the Same has 1)6611 a comP'ete won by Purdue, 105-86 averaging _ 4l"points a game"this rairlnit A1 nnlnt. m ili' hofnrp thp hnmp crnwH front. front, Were lO Win their last Northwest^ - before the home crowd. urac a _ starter onrlior etartor earlier In in tho the season uiuin two B|- appearance of the season tonight sell-out for weeks, Mount won the duel 41-35. season. Over all, the 6-4, blond but, due to defensive match-ups, *n ^e first game, Purdue against record - shattering Rick ™,s ** the second Mount is coming off the best gunner from Lebanon, Ind. has a hasn't played much in the last toote the contest wide open by Mount and the Purdue meeting of the season between three games. He's averaging 7.6 a iust out musc"ng the smaller Boilermakers in what could be who holds every major game. Gibbons, the 6-6 center Spartans underneath. Ford, the the most exciting game played in Jenison Fieldhouse in quite a scoring record in conference history, and MSU s Ralph Simpson on AP's Big lO team from Blissfield, is averaging 10 b,8 235-pound sophomore, points a game and ranks second 8cored straight tip ins at wj,Ue Simpson, considered by many to Ralph Simpson received the first of many post season honors to Simpson in rebounding. one P°'nt to Put the Monday night by being named to the Associated Press' All • Big Gibbons turned in a strong Boilermakers out of reach, Ten team. Simpson, only a sophomore, joined four seniors on the performance against the "Purdue has been playing Frosh play Detroit first squad: John Johnson, Iowa; Rick Mount, Purdue; Rudy Tomjanovich, Michigan; and Dave Sorenson, Ohio State. Simpson and Mount will meet head - on tonight when MSU Buckeyes, getting eight points — aw^u"y we" lately,** Ganakas mostly in clutch situations. "Beating them anywhere is Ganakas will also likely start I hard because they are 8uch a hosts Purdue. senior Bob Gale, the hero of Prol,fic scorin« team- get Saturday's game with the last their points anywhere they in seasoriwrap-up ^ second rebound shot, along with P,ay" Even scoring game in Big Ten history. 34 point average. either Ron Gutkowski, though MSU has won Last Saturday he scored 61 MSU Coach Gus Ganakas Miller or Tim Bograkos. two of its last three games, it is By RICK GOSSELIN _.. . points (27 of 46 field goals) said he plans to use 6-6 Rudy Benjamin, who started precariously close to the cfoto State Moia/c News Qiv\r*e IAiri«ar Sports Writer Cfilltrftl Michigflll. against Iowa to break the sophomore Ron Gutkowski and and scored 12 first half points - conference cellar. The Spartans Personnel-wise, there is only conference scoring mark of 57 The MSU frosh cagers will 5-10 guard Lloyd Ward on against the Buckeyes, will also 816 Ued w,th Michigan for one major change in the Detroit held by former Purdue All - Mount along with a possible see considerable action. seventh place with 4-8 records put season on the wraps on a successful tonight when they take the University of Detroit at Jenison Fieldhouse. Game time line - up. Ken Watts will get the nod at forward over Jim Resmer.Gerald Bailey will be at the other forward post. Ken America Dave Shellhause. Iowa, however, survived the outburst to win, 107-106, and clinch the league title. Purdue is now 9-3. zone defense, Ganakas has not settled starting lineup but said he will likely start co-captains Ward and on a Lloyd Ward speedy Purdue Coach George King will counter with Mount - and junior Weatherford, the team's second Larry wh,,e Indiana and Northwestern ■» m®rks. deadlocked for last with 3-9 A win against Purdue would fcTATtfJim Gibbons is at 6 p.m. O'reilly and Otis Whitehead will The match will be the leading scorer at guard and 6-7 assure the Spartans of no worge be at the guard slots, with second confrontation of these seven-footer Gerald Smith at MEET THIS WEEKEND two teams. The Spartans won center, the first encounter, 69-54. n ., . IEFF ELLIOTT Though the score of that game , * "J*"! 8 was relatively close, the Spartans f8®"* " Polnts Pfr co"tef- never trailed in the contest, and had little trouble in putting the Detroitersaway. The titans have under gone a Sm^> though averaging only 16 P°ints 84> i8*""™28' 26 P°'nts *** ** °^6r Sprinters shine in Big Ten By DON KOPRIVA jump, where the record, both defeated by Washington in last contenders include Indiana's |Gale ending in fine fashion career face - lifting since their last game ^troit forldo"ble State News Sports Writer meet and fieldhous#, stands at month's MSU Relays, but each is dazzling duo of Mike Goodrich with the frosh. They have upped their win column to seven «fures ls Whitehead, who has 6-10. capable of matching strides with and Larry Highbaugh. Both have _ .... . „ . . In recent years, when a track Perhaps the best known of the the Spartan. bests of 6.1 but rate as good bets It's been a rather long, frustrating season for Gus games, though their season n fr°sh nut heard of runners running dash performers is MSU star Michigan's Gene Brown is the to be in the money at the break Ganakas in his first year as Spartan head coach. Ganakas record still stands at 7-10. The Cuoac.,\ .Matt jUtch "Jf' ,he faster or jumping higher than Herb Washington. The Flint only other 6.0 performer but has of the tape, wind up the home game part of the schedule tonight against will Detroiters have beaten Eastern sf?oul* ** good competition for ever before, he might reasonably sophomore has run 6.0 in two fared rather badly against Stan Gay, Purdue's defending Purdue and would like nothing better than to knock off the Michigan twice for their major ?'m (Shereda). Jim hasn t been assume such trackmen were in meets ^Is year but is more, Washington, losing twice this champion and the old Boilermakers before an expected capacity crowd at Jenison accomplishment, and have lost the smaUer man too much thls the Pacific Coast conference or wide,y acclaimed in Spartanland year to him. Brown won the this elite eight, has a best of 6.1 man of Fieldhouse. , two games each to Western and some other powerful league. as t'le conqueror of John Carlos. Midwest USTFF 60 title at and while overshadowed by his In his last weekly luncheon with the press and radio men Not so this year, as the Big 0hio state bp881®two runners Columbus in January, beating yoUng rivals on paper, could Monday noon, Ganakas called the Ohio State win the best team Ten boasts its finest entries ever at 6.0, ^P'1 Jimmy Harris and Hill and Harris. always be a threat, effort and biggest win of the season. Spartan Pistol Club in both the short dash and high jump. And all will be in action Friday and Saturday in the 60th iuni°r Jerry Hill. Both were — ~~ Two other legitimate title (p|ease tum to page g) "Everyone played a great game," he remarked, "especially Bob Gale. Gale only knows how to play one way - hard and aggressive. It's been a long three years for him but I've always had announces Big Ten championships at a lot of confidence in him. That's what builds confidence in a Jenison Fieldhouse- player, when a coach believes in him." Four runners, among them Gale, who hails from a little town in the Upper Peninsula ELECTION FOR OFFICERS Spartan Herb Washington, have already cracked the 6.1 meet called Trout Creek, did a great job on the Buckeyes' Jody Finney. Finney failed to score a single basket the final 11 minutes when standard in the 60-yard dash. Gale came into the game to guard him. Tuesday, March 3 Four others have equaled that record, which as first set in 1935 "I actually thought that was the turning point of the game, Ganakas stated. "His job on Finney was superb. He fought ov< by Ohio State immortal Jesse and around screens and really covered him good. I'm not even 7 p.m. Owens and last equaled by Purdue's Stan Gay, a 1970 sure that Finney got a shot off when Bob was on him. Gale, who drew the most acclaim for his heroic last-second returnee, in last year's meet at basket, also added a three-point play to the Spartans cause late in Demonstration Hall Range Illinois. Three foot the game which then cut the Buckeyes' lead to a single point. But seven - high Gale, who has been tagged "Sky" by his teammates, wasn't Regular target practice after Elections jumpers, the greatest array of finished coming up with key plays. With less than a minute to go. Members only jumping talent ever seen in these the 6-5, 200 pounder picked off a stray OSU pass to set uf) the parts, are entered in the high final hectic seconds. Being a senior and playing in his last home game, it would be fitting for Ganakas to put Gale in the starting line - up to let fans pay tribute to his fine showing at Columbus. It would probably be the best acknowledgement and tribute the red - headed forward would receive during his three - year varsity span. Ganakas also had a wish for Spartan fans tonight -- be patient when the Spartans have the ball. "It's hard for fans to realize that you sometimes need a lot of passing before getting a good shot," Ganakas said. "It seems that if we pass the ball more than a couple times in a row, the fans start yelling for the guys to shoot. Down at Ohio State our passing was great and led to a lot of easy baskets. The guys were patient and waited for the good percentage shot. This is what Mike In the Goodrich and we're going to need against Purdue." I imagine Ganakas is also hoping Purdue's Rick Mount is patient tonight and "only" takes 30 shots. UoauRDjowriion'S Larry Men's IM news TUESDAY 'S' last twenty years, SPECIAL SERVED ALL DAY Chuck Casanova's four free throws in the final minute gave Run For Your Life a 57-56 win ALL YOU CAN EAT over the Gablers for the Independent championship only one newspaper DELICIOUS ITALIAN MSU The sabre contingent led the victories fencing team to two Saturday, but the Spartans dropped two others in Wayne State and \ the favorite Saturday. The sabre far was 27-9 regarded on the Tom Strencken Beattie paced the win with points each. and Doug 14 overshadowing the foil, GWlych SPAGHETTI their final regular meet of the 18-18, and the epee, 11-25. has won more is the With Meat Sauce The Spartans split in Chicago gave the disappointing 6-7 Harry Sorenson bounced back with a 10-2 record, while Doug McGaw and Bob Kreitsch, both The Badminton Championships begin at Singles cPlaulist? Served with Tossed Salad, Parmesan Cheese, Rolls and Butter or Garlic Toast record for the year. MSU defeated Wisconsin sabre men, were 9-2 and 8-4, respectively. tonight in Gym IH in the IM. The individual table tenn Parksidey 14-13, and Milwaukee tournament begins at 7 pJ»- Pulitzer Prizes It's easy to tell talk with him. a Paulist. Just The first thing you notice is that he's contemporary. He '1.29 Tech 19-8, while losing to host Chicago Detroit 14-13. Circle 17-10, and see "I weekend in was Harry particularly happy to come back after Columbus," Coach > a bad Wednesday in Gym I. Any student interested entering VIVHV. CIHCilllg event may- report either ".w... * . The w over highly - touted Charles Schmitter commented, to the appropriate gym at we lives today, hut plans tomorrow Children Under 12 99c Parkside "He sweet one. The was really down on himself starting time. with the experience and knowl¬ than The edge of yesterday. That's Paulist characteristic: the abil¬ ity to move with the times and to meet the a Spartan bowmen challenges of each Ira Schwartz, 6-3, and Cris to meet tonight Des Moines Held, 8-4, paced the foil, while Register o bring tt the epee produced only one The Spartan Bowmen r the e meet at 7 tonight in the dirt Spartan without a losing record, and the Church, the lib¬ arena at the Men's IM Bldg. New freshman Paul Herring 6-6. erals and the moderates, the officers will be elected and plans eternal and the temporal. Schmitter's will crew now for a tournament will itself for the Big Ten Next, he is very much an indi¬ vidual. It sets him apart imme¬ prepare meet Saturday in Columbus. discussed at the meeting. interested are invited to attenc Aj» diately. He has his own partic¬ ular talents and abilities —and he is given freedom lo use them. 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Saginaw Room 300 415 West 59th Street near Frandor Shopping Center Bator Opticians New York, N.Y. 10019 Op«n 11:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 303 Abbott (Next to State Theater) ED 2-5222 juJL Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan l ucsuay, Marcn 5, 1970 )reams serve varied functions Great Salt Lake hit by pollution By JEAN MALONE Although, some activity akin to Down Ireams State News Staff Writer through have been given more dreaming takes place in NREM sleep, experiences are vivid and bizarre in REM sewage SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - University of Utah, estimates FSTa *eV book Dreams: iSZZiJTn Ctods ,S c,n " innu,enced by external stimuli' * Not only swimmers float the briny waters of Utah's Great atop waste " laden water pours daily The tl*at UP to 200 million gallons of municipalities sewage law system prompted to construct and many new treatment "S Tn Lneuaee" ' presleep exP"«ences, certain Salt Lake. So does sewage, ^rom tbe Jordan River alone, on plants, with the effluent dumped T matins Seams are still ^ hyPn°SiS' millions of gallons of which daily into the massive lake. flow' tbe 'a'{e's eastern fringe. Tests from the ectuary show into the three main rivers which flow into the lake. ^"'(fw'ritr'them ihould . dow^™ .. . . Another is how *uestion often asked much sleep is necessary How many polluting coliform or human intestinal Hurst says the treatment organisms survive in the salty bacteria in numbers "consistent plants destroy only about 85 per ,W8keSic 'friend UmDathetic ympathetic fLI with wfth whom Accordin* to Deme«t, NREM sleep may nQt be necessary He water, or whether there is any wi.th that of raw sewage," he cent of the disease - carrying ie can discuss them. cites a 17 - year - old danger to swimmers, are issues said* organisms in the waste. boy who the experts are yet to resolve. But most of the swimming With 400,000 residents in the However, Dr. Arnold Werner, stayed awake for 11 days who issistant professor of psychiatry, But after nearly 20 years of areas are well away from the sewage equivalent sewage dumping, there is sewage inlets, and the beaches of 60,000 persons still gets iportance to the dream —— REM growing concern over the have remained open. Still, through to the lake each day. sleep is necessary, consequences. officials are uneasjr. Of some comfort, says Hurst, linction. though, and will be made up by He said that dreams are "The cleanup of the Great The assistant state director of is that sooner or later "the increasing its proportion during Salt Lake must be Utah's No. 1 environmental health, Howard briney lake water destroys the mportant because they recovery if total sleep is held at some other inner the base line level. environment priority," says Gov. Hurst, says "We just don't have organisms and pickles the ,roblem" Calvin L. Rampton. the money or manpower to organic matter." The *cc nr H,o0minn Dement says that REM sleep Three major rivers, the make the studies needed." But what has Hurst and the P™ce?f may be developmental as the Jordan, Bear and Weber, bring in others worried is the question of Werner said, is important, but "And until the studies are he content of the dream may nervous system maintains a ,eve, of actjvity and executes Qr high Precarious painting sewage from many communities, made," he says, "the state won't how long it takes for the salt to including Salt Lake City. advise whether the beaches destroy the waste. h»c k™63 out behavior patterns before A painter in the Physics Bldg. goes out c a limb to touch up a window frame. Just part of Dr. Grant K. Borg, head of should close." The problem is that the Thf • meaning jhysiologicalImMn Inn Wprnpr ^ mUSt be USed in the Werner environment, keeping things ship-shape. State News Photo By Terry Luke civil engineering at the "Fortunately, since it's salty, sewage water is lighter, and thus aid, "and when deprived of this the swimmers aren't inclined to spreads atop the brine, becoming neaning the individual can end drink the water," notes Hurst. a dangerous film. Ancl as the layer of lighter ip in poor function." According to William Dement PURPOSE, MINORITY GROUPS The flow of treated sewage into the 75 - mile • long lake began in water grows larger, it the "Comprehensive the early 1950s, the result of the presumably will take longer and rextbook of Psychiatry," there Utah Water Pollution Control longer for the disease organisms ire two stages of that activity we call sleep. One stage is denoted iy the rapid eye movements COGS issues policy Act. to be destroyed by the salt. REM) which seem to occur. Che other is distinguished by its ick of eye movement (NREM). REM sleep has been called By CYNTHIA NEAL State News Staff Writer The Council of prnHimt graduate assistant In education, concentrating on academic issues explained the restructuring. and other areas such as students Vice president for university in married housing, graduate He said that they hope to broaden their base representation, and to devise of He mentioned conditions and teacher relations as two exemplary • working student areas, 4*ntmKj* Restaurant 'dreaming sleep" because when Students dents (COGSl (COGS) will will mltmeet w relations, k Olaf Isachsen, will assistants and students in Owen some means for "letting the "Our responsibility to P track of COGS Hall. University know what we're all graduate students is the lu/akpnpH. jwakened, suhipcts subjects report tonight under npwlv pIpp^pH rennrt on tonight complex dream experiences. The officers, presenting a policy representatives on University will Fly nn said that one of their about and the concerns that department level" he explained. on any order of two complete dinners, the lower priced dinner I I THIS COUPON major problems is graduate students have today.today." Our responsible "Our responsibility in the other time period of REM sleep statement for acceptance of ^p^nt ™ OOS ?h" corresponds to the length of the COGS within the University. recalled dream. ofricera^aVe prepired' the Academic Council, m the communications. vice and "Many graduate students faculty members do not He said that COGS direction is that we make known representatives number 45 to 50, to the University community the but that there are many views of graduate students on will be 4 '/*• /A JJCC UI 1 I RegU|ar I 4thru M-Th.5 p.m.March Veterans name new statement with twn statement with two m'ajor maim- iHonc Ideas "J- president Prescient for "»' university know university Know about a COGS," he departments that do not send issues and programs." in mind: the restatement'of their been "ctive ESS?". 'Because in COGS, graduate group and the State we're a representatives. Representation He said that they are going is solely on the departmental to try to keep their operations YATWAH RESTAURANT :oed sweetheart nurnnsp and thai* „Mi(u very regarding minority erouDS preparing a report on graduate News is primarily an basis decentralized, providing a MSII's Vpfprnn« inn chnu. Slnrp full torm 1 qrr* whnn student working conditions in undergraduate newspaper, we've Flynn suspects that the channel of communication to Delores Ann Thomson m COGS constitution was the University. Asa result of her had trouble getting publicity campus will be hearing a lot the University community. Swwttieart at their Wtaterland aDDroved thev have chanapd thp «port, the council will be asked there. more from COGS and graduate Their next meeting is Whirl dance Saturday nlBht structure of the council so that to *PProve proposals for "Plus, we are without funds students at large on crucial issues scheduled for 7:30 tonight In Mta ThomDsoyn wSn\nm Adrian they £ Instead Ce thethwJ X o esWents changing certain conditions that and have no source of income, facing them. 338 Natural Resources Bldg. freshman was freshman, chosen from four InsteaHf of the oLlrS original oTone. concern their welfare. Abrahams is a graduate student Miss We have on occasion received "The statement coming President Peter Flynn, secretarial service from the Tuesday night will give our TEN PERCENT OFF 1 In English. graduate studies office," he said, position on recruiters who we ALLBODY WORK AT Ann Markusen, an "However, there is a likelihood consider undesirable, the types J economics graduate student, Is of sacrificing our autonomy If we think are detrimental and Anthro fac vloe president for Internal attain. Her concern Is the Internal operations of COGS. someone else is paying our way. those we consider to be all Technically speaking, we don't right." even have the paper to send out He said that another thing t recitlon Import* J i The, corresponding secretary memos." they want to do Is help graduate WHEN YOU BRING J vote on r Is Kwong student Yuan Chong, graduate In agricultural economics. Recording secretary Flynn added that they have students "organize" considered a referendum for a department level, "In any way on a IN THIS AD FOR YOUR ESTIMATEj | Out of concern for the undergraduate, the Anthropology graduate student tax. they think we can help them." Dept. Curriculum Committee has proposed a new curriculum and and treasurer Is James education graduate student. BODY WORK ON ALL J student voting participation on all standing committees within COGS has been working to FOREIGN, SPORTS J the Department. "Concerned mainly with graduate education, the department Improve working conditions for THE CAR8 by RR Tracks on J ! i not taken time to offer the graduate assistants and reduce 731 E. Kalamazoo undergrad anything besides dissertation fees and bus pass introductory courses," William Derman, undergrad curriculum committee chairman, said. 'Presently there are no 300 level classes being offered and 400 prices for graduate assistants, among other Issues. "Graduate student Interests low prices SPEAKEASY Mon. - Fri. | )l courses are taken by both grads and undergrads. 11 Teaching have been represented on a a.m. • 2 p.m two levels of students puts an unnecessary strain on the prof." number of University and Reviewing the present courses, the committee has suggested faculty committees," Flynn said. me new courses and revised others. "We want to create an ideal "This Is our key function." undergrad curriculum in an Ideal department," Derman said. j'The department Is Interested In building up curriculum to do They have been TIME The committee, composed of three faculty, three undergraduates and one or two graduate members, sees the improvement of undergrad education as a necessity because undergrads are the ones providing money for grad programs. Ask the 2618 graduates DEPOSITS Student participation on faculty committees is being demanded throughout the university. Various departments have dealt with this problem differently. 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ARB- MEET me at McDonel or Hubbard at 6 tonight for Sorority majority must speak up. That's the purpose of USRP," Pletz said. to estimate the damage done to their respective establishments. Unable to abtain funds from ASMSU, USRP is Rush Sign-Up. Jayne. 1-3/3 operating on Damages, excluding $1,000 in wages for city man - power used, University Students' Redress Project (USRP) is sponsoring a donations and with office space and materials donated total $8,922.32. fund by IAIRCUTS OF all kinds. Come on - raising drive to help Grand River Ave. merchants pay for ASMSU. When approaching the merchants, the committee met with UNION BUILDING damages done during the Feb. 19 demonstration. "The drive was initiated to emotions from hostility to happiness, Jim Pletz, E. Lansing sophomore and Laura give every "U" member an according to Pletz. BARBERSHOP. 3-3/5 opportunity to help pay for the damage done on Grand River," Loomis, E. GOOD To yourself and better ti XEROX COPIES Lansing freshman, formed USRP as a reaction to the disturbance. "We want to attempt to change the reaction to the rebellion from Pletz said. "If the "U" image isn't E. Lansing community have informed me that changed, many members of the E. Currently. USRP is considering giving the money raised to the Lansing City Council to distribute among the merchants. lass notes 1 they will stop "If the merchants refuse the her and take her to The Pub a ^ home work destructive to constructive." money, we may suggest giving it The PICK. 5-3/9 hesis 4 library material contributing to MSU funds. Students will suffer then." to the Grand River Beautification Fund," Pletz said. "If the current trend towards violence is to USRP went into the E. Lansing stop, the silent community and asked owners Booths for the drive will be in the Union and in the it makes cents to Xerox A thrilling hour of beauty. International Center until March 13. Union booths will be open For appointment call 484-4519. NATIONAL GRAPHIC from 11:.'10 2 00 daily, and INtemational Center booths will be MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. SYSTEMS 541 East Grand River 332-5246 (across from Berkey) Mrs. the Nixon's open from 11:30 - 1:00. During registration a booth will be set up in front of the men's IM Bldg. (continued from page one) Brownie Scouts who student volunteers 8 p.m. Cincinnati, Ohio, the University Peanuts Personal WEDDINGS, PAR PORTRAITS. H & B "adopt" grandparents from Monday prior to holding a press of Colorado in Boulder and the service organization. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Special *'rit" among the 81 patients in the conference at 8:30 p.m. School of the Ozarks at Point for Robert Zimmerman, student home. She will leave at 9 a.m. this parties. 337-7819 Lookout, Missouri. 351-8130. 3-3/5 coordinator of the Volunteer The final stop was at the morning for Lexington, Bud Wilkenson, who Bureau at the School for the Grand River elementary school, Kentucky and from there she accompanied Mrs. Nixon In ONGRATULATIONS AEPHI'S Blind, said after the tour of the where MSU volunteers assist in will visit the volunteer services at id Cheryl on being chosen Typing Service Center that "Mrs. Nixon is Lansing returned to Washington really numerous teaching positions, the University of Cincinnati in Monday evening. Sammy Little Sisters, Love, your interested in the program." Sisters. 1-3/3 COMPLETE THESIS Service. ranging from singing, alphabet Discount Printing. IBM typing and "I've never seen a better learning and dramatics, ONGRATULATIONS on being chosen Theta Chi AEPHIS binding of thesis, resumes, publications. Across from campus, facility," Mrs. Nixon said when the coeds presented her with Mrs. rehearsal Nixon watched of the "ABC for the CUA investigated Sister, Love your sisters. corner MAC and Grand River, honorary membership in the Safety" and a choral singing (continued from page one) "We have no license as below style Shop. Call sorority. "Put a Little Love in Your politically involved in Wharton's individuals to COPYGRAPH SERVICES, At the Holt Home, Mrs. Heart." go around selection. :FF "WOOLIE": The ei 337-1666. C Nixon again toured the various investigating any department of The Volunteer activities at the "At no time did I use any the University unless a majority areas of service and talked with school are coordinated by the TYPING: TERM papers and theses. political power nor to my of the board has authorized such Fast service. Call 332-4597. Community knowledge did anyone else an investigation," he said. 10-3-13 Commission involving 30 of the politics in order to encourage White said Stevens is getting r Phi Mu Sisters. 1-3/3 1,200 MSU students working in the selection of Dr. Wharton," "up tight" over the investigation BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. the entire Lansing school Green said, because it affects his political OTHE second hplf of 140, Thanks No job too large or too small. system. White said that he is not future. He said Stevens must i great weekend, The Other Block off campus. Mrs. Nixon met with 15 "after anybody" or conducting a 332-3255. C depend on the black vote in the 1-3/3 "witch hunt." The Christian Science Organization state if he has any hope, of re - meeting will be held tonight "Poor old Urban Affairs will election. Stevens' term expires Real Estate p.m. in the Alumni Chapel. A II MSU Leary receives only catch hell if they're wasting the Dec. 31,1970. Lansing greeting Students and faculty will be taxpayer's money," he said. "If he (Stevens) thinks I'm Mrs Richard M. Nixon landed at Capitol City Airport OUNTRY HOME, nice tri-level. 12 welcome. "When. I voted on the $1.5 going to run around as a duster of Monday for a tour of volunteer programs in Lansing. Mrs. icres, strea, M-78 east. 10 year sentence million, I was concerned about eight, he's mistaken. I don't care NixrJh v is given the red carpet treatment before she left V 5-6128. JOANNA The girls of Bedlam cordially invite for 20% action. I want action." what Mr. Stevens thinks," White WSEANT, Broker. 1-3/3 DISCOUNT, THESIS all the young at heart to an the Jack I ar Hotel to meet with a group of area volunteers. PRINTING Board chairman Don Stevens, during February. All-Campus Jacks Tournament to be Recreation Professional thesis typing, held at 8 p.m. in the East Lower for smuggling D-Okemos, criticized White's State News Photo By Jerry McAllister printing, binding - Finest quality Lounge of Holmes Hall this n,s investigation as a form of "Joe Russian & East guaranteed. Call 337-1527 or Wednesday. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - Dr. McCarthyism". 393-0795. C Timothy Leary was sentenced to "I thought it was rather odd European Studies EUGENE ONEGIN Group Presents the film TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. Experienced. Electric typewriter. Call Karen, 882-2639. 0-3/3 Today t African Film Series will 10 years in Prison Monday for o fj|ms by Ousmane smuggling Sembene of Senegal and Excerpts Mexico into the United States, from a play by Ghanian dramatist marijuana Defense lawyers served notice from that a new department like this should be singled out. It seems strange that his dispartment should be singled out over all the The Placement Bureau following employers will Township Hi ol. Christian Assn. Tonight, 7 p.m. Efua Sutherland. Sembene's film of appeal. Leary was taken other University departments" - YWCA, Acco be interviewing from March 9 GlenSi' I) School, Mechanical Handling Systems. 107 S. Kedzie TYPING SERVICE in my East "Black Girl" is the tragic story of a immediately to Santa Ana, Stevens said. Lansing home. Phone 332-3306. young girl from Dakar struggling Calif., where he faces through March 13, 1970. If you Lakev •>..•! Schools, March 10,11, and 12, 1970: ANYONE WHO sentencing "While the trustees may ask are interested in an needs DRIVES A CAR 1-3/3 a9fins» a racist environment. The for possessing marijuana. organization, LaSallt ' < Educational General Motors Corp. a good repairman. Check other Sembene film Borom Sarret for an accounting of the Center please report to the Placement Alliance for Special Education, March 11 and 12, 1970: ™ "Auto Services" in today's Leary was sentenced by U.S. for Urban Affairs' finances, that Bureau AT LEAST TWO J.K. Lasser and Co., McDonalds Wisconsin Dept. of Revenue. Classified Ads. an,ia JSSh- wahmcin. SCM dignity when'subjected'to poverty. A ^strict Court Judge Ben. C. does not give license to an SCHOOL DAYS in advance to Systei Inc.. Owosso Public March 12, 1970: Booz Allen 351-0763., 351-7086. discussion of these films will be led Connally, who called him a individual to conduct his own sign up for an interview and to Schools, ■ Foods Div., -U by Rand Biship, instructor in African "menace to the country" who investigation," he added, Applied Research, Inc., Philco - APPRECIATE obtain additional information. Litton l'< : : ric Toledo Ford Corp., Aeronutronic Div., EFFICIENCY you'll like the way literature, and by representatives of "openly advocated violation of Stevens said he docs not know Puppies and kittens sell fast with Board < > 1 i t1'f' lnited Bemedji State College, Constock ' ds. Dial; Transportation B.L.F., P.A.S.O.A. and O.A.S. These films, sponsored by the African the law." what prompted White to begin MILITARY OBLIGATIONS: States lid it Agency, Public Schools, Fairfax' County Leary, 50, dressed in a tan the investigation. He said only a Students are advised to interview Walled Lake Consolidated Public Schools, NEED DRIVERS 21, riders any age. Studies Center,« Ferris State T° students, faculty, Anywhere, FLORIDA. Cheap. at 7:00 p.m. in 102BW oUoiuTu=ji"f=9ht a - u, pree 8U'* an<* °Pen ' c°l'ar blue shirt, recejve projectors. challenge Blanc Community Board Light, Litton all positive. A negative, B negative be a legitimate title contender. tough and a 6-8 jump this year Industries, Inc., ^35l_Q968or 351-2756 They don't soar as high as the Schools, Huron Valley Schools, Lansing. Booth Newspapers Inc., Corporate Audit Services, Mt. and AB negative, $10.00. O The New University Conference w might get better than Lake park High School, McGill 0P L E negative, $12.00. Michigan clouds, but 7-feet is still getting seventh. °Ohio State's Ray Hupp" also Summer Employment. City Morris Public Schools, Portage WHO SEEK Improvement Community Blood Center, 507Vi developments thin the African up there a bit, at least in the and Manufacturing Co. of Chicago. Civil Service Township High Schools, East Grand River, East Lansing, Michigan's John Mann Meritex Corp., Morgan's Commit. 11. «"lit* Arc.i Schools, Structural Dynamics Research Slices" ads in tl Rutins. ! Classified Above the Campus Book studies ci 7 30 p.m. tonight world of the high jumper. And both at 6-10' I. while Wisconsin's Restaurants Inc., division of Fleet l< VaKsis Check nowl new in Rm ; ?n Building. Stan the Big Ten has three at that Jim Huff, another soph, set a - :i Corp., Troy Public Schools. The Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. McClinton, a member of B.L.F., figure with three Sugardale Meats Inc., Muskegeon and Ex.ilu, i<>n (