Wednesday MICHIGAN STATE NIWS and partly cloudy with STATE a . . . high in the mid - forties and a low of 25 degrees. UNIVERSITY Vol. 62 Number 147 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 4, 1970 Senate war critics blast U.S. involvement in Laos He said the United States "may s made public, I don't see WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. J. W. " any alternative" have to decide whetherether to ggo all the way to the kind of secret session Fulbright said Tuesday that "high in Laos - that i , to make it another urged by officials of the administration" have told McGovern. members of his Senate Foreign Relations Vietnam -- or to get out." Aiken was asked if he thought Laos Symington, chairman of the foreign Committee that "Laos is even more relations subcommittee that conducted important than Vietnam." might become a new Vietnam after a the committee closed hearings, has tried "The fact that high officials of the hearing on U.S. military aid programs in Vietnam. His reply: "No." unsuccessfully to obtain State Dept. administration think this scares me to "If it did," Aiken told reporters, "it clearance for publication of the death," Fulbright told the Senate. "It would create such an upheaval in this transcript. suggests an ominous and dangerous future for the United States in that country" that any good resulting from a firm U.S. stand would be undermined. remote country." Aiken said that, in some respects, the The Arkansas Democrat's comments were in in the middle of a speech he the Congressional Record placed after shift in the focus of the Southeast Asian war from Vietnam to Laos is "a good Two trustees sign." He said it means "North Vietnam delivering only the first and last is getting a little discouraged in the paragraphs due to time limitations. South and is devoting more attention to It came after he joined in a call Sen. George S. McGovern for a secret Senate session on Laos. by Laos for bargaining purposes." On the Senate floor the continued to be critical of the Nixon tone speak against The Senate's senior Administration, with three Democratic Republican, George D. Aiken of Vermont, said meanwhile he does not share the concern ot many senators that Laos could turn senators Stuart attack. - McGo\ Symington c " CUA probe into another Vietnam. "In spite of the painful lessons of Fulbright asked: "If Vietnam was Vietnam," McGovern asserted, "we are Student champion important enough commitment of half a to justify the million American going down the same road in Laos, and we are doing it in secret." Two trustees Tuesday criticized the James B. McKee, head of the committee which revised the original Massey Report on student participation in troops, then in this view how many more The South Dakotan, one of the personal investigation of the Center for could justifiably be committed to earliest Senate critics of the Vietnam war Urban Affairs (CUA) being conducted by academic governance, reports to the Academic Council Tuesday on the final draft of the document, the McKee Laos, which is one of the few worse and a likely contender for his party's places trustee Clair White, D-Bay City. Report. State News Photo By Jerry McAllister than Vietnam to fight a war?" 1972 presidential nomination, said U.S. A third trustee, however, defended B52 and tactical bombing raids over White's right to investigate any University Laos "are comparable to or greater than department. the raids over North Vietnam at their White said Monday he would not vote Students heaviest." on the 1970-71 allocation for the Center watch okay we "It also seems clear," he said, "that invited the recent Communist offensive in the Plaine des Jarres by encouraging an American trained, until he "finds out exactly what they're doing." He requested and received detailed financial reports on CUA for the July 1 through Oct. 31 period. The reports were furnished by Roger Wilkinson, acting vice equipped and directed Laotian army to 9 McKee recommendations president for business and finance, with the seize this area last September, thus help of CUA director Robert Green. upsetting a more or less stable military Blanche Martin, D-East Lansing, said it line that has existed for several years. is "unfortunate" White has undertaken this "There is growing evidence that the personal investigation. CIA and American military personnel - "Being one of the new departments in recommendation to protect the rights of Labor and Industrial Relations, and any faculty member of a department, apparently in civilian garb -- are the University, it seems that they would faculty members. Chairman of the Committee James B. school, college or center or institute within directing Laotian military operations," have more to do than make reports like Students lined the walls of the Con McKee centered on faculty rights as the University who believes that their he said. this," Martin said. Con room in the International Center opposed to the student rights spelled out in professional rights and responsibilities as a Nearly 300 students stood by almost "I know that when we set up the where the Council meets monthly. The the document. faculty member as defined in Article 2 in Fulbright, noting the administration's Center we agreed that they would make ilently as members of the refusal to permit publication »©f the Academic Council approved the first nine crowd remained silent with occasional Killingsworth pointed out that the the Academic Freedom Report have been reports to us. But I thought they would be cheers, some applause, some boos and one student participation in academic transcript of Senate hearings d'n U.S. lecommendations contained within the. incident that provoked a hiss from the (Please turn to page 15) involvement in Laos, said "unless it is (Please turn to page 15) report from the New Committee on government as recommended in the itudent students. committees report is disproportionate. Participation in Academic A 45 minute debate between council Of particular concern to him was the lovernment, and addled another member C. C. Killingsworth, p possibility that there "might be issues that can be expected to arise where the student NIXON TO CONGRESS votes would make a difference in the decision." V\rs. Nixon skips U' Reform, McKee admitted that such a circumstance might arise but added "but I'm willing to live with it." There was applause from the crowd. not e to go where action is Later in the meeting, Killingsworth of offered a proposal to the council and asked By ED HUTCHISON Associate Campus Editor people they worked with," Mrs. Nixon said. "Volunteering is protesting in a that it be included within the report on student government. participation in The recommendation stated that, academic "if education beneficial way." WASHINGTON (AP) improve the academic performance of chairman of the Proctor & Gamble Co., - President Nixon poor Mrs. Richard M. Nixon said Monday children. George W. Zimmerman, Eaton Rapids charted a course of reform rather than Cincinnati, Ohio, since 1959. he did not come to the MSU senior and host to the First Lady said he "There is growing evidence that most of campus expansion of federal education aid Tuesday The President singled out the problems luring her Lansing visit because she wanted ' hoped her visit would focus interest on Bus pass refunds and stepped tentatively toward possible them are not yet measurably improving the of parochial schools as a particular "go where the action was." volunteers. governnment assistance to success of poor children in school," he assignment for the commission, saying: Her remarks Students inconvenienced by the four - financially were directed at reporters Mrs. Nixon echoed that sentiment trapped parochial schools. said. "We must recognize that our present "This government cannot be indifferent to an evening press conference following when she remarked that she had never seen day interruption of bus service Feb. 10-13 knowledge about how to overcome poor the potential collapse of such schools." The President's message to Congress on day-long visit to four MSU volunteer a news story about student volunteers. may pick up a $1 refund beginning today. backgrounds is so limited that major "Our purpose here isn't to aid religion jects in the Lansing area. "I think one of you people ought to Students education, as expected, called for: a new expansion of such programs could not be in holding bus passes must research oriented National Institute of particular but to promote diversity in With Mrs. Nixon at the conference was follow one of these wonderful students for - confidently based on their results." present a winter term bus pass at the education," he added. "Non public schools Siarles "Bud" Wilkinson, who is to head a day," she told reporters. "I think it Education; a presidential commission on The chief executive signed an order in America are closing at the rate of one a Hannah Administration Bldg. to receive the the financial burdens of elementary and he national volunteer program, and 15 would make a very interesting story." refund. Those restricted to commuter use creating the school finances commission day." ASU1U student volunteers that had met with secondary schools, public and private; a and However, Mrs. Nixon declined to designating former Secretary of Nixon said the closing of all parochial II First Lady for forty minutes prior to ' criticize the media for failing to publicize only are ineligible for the refund. $200 - million right - to - read program; a Defense Neil H. McElroy as chairman. schools would mean a minimum of $4 m sting with reporters. The office is open from 8:15 a.m. to three year extension of the federally this kind of student activism: - McElroy, who headed the 1955 White billion a year in added costs of public "The volunteers could not have been "I don't accuse anybody of anything," 4:15 p.m. Monday through Friday. chartered Corporation for Public House Conference on Education, has been education. 1101* lore enthusiastic or care more about the she said. Refunds will be made through March 17. Broadcasting; and new attention to Jere L. Hopkins, Haddonfield, N.J. The Operations Committee based the preschool learning experiments. sophomore and one of the students who amount of the refund on the $20 fee paid Nixon placed heavy and repeated (Please turn to page 15) for 85 days of bus service. emphasis on what he described as the failure of current federal aid programs to U of I bans Kunstler talk; 750 CHAMPAIGN, Dl. guardsmen (AP) - Gov. for a temporary restraining on order against alert Chancellor Jack I. Peltason of the the trustees' action. university appealed Tuesday for the Richard B. Ogilvie ordered 750 Illinois National Guardsmen Gov. Ogilvie said the University of students to remain calm in their dissent of on standby duty Illinois requested the guard be placed on the trustees' action. Peltason and President Tuesday after trustees of the University of Illinois banned a speech by William M. standby. David D. Henry had recommended to the "Local officials want to have assistance trustees that Kunstler be permitted to Kunstler, a lawyer for the Chicago Seven. at hand in case anyone is foolish enough to appear. A spokesman for the Concerned cry 'fire' in a crowded theatre," the Four hundred police from Champaign, Lawyers and Law Students, sponsors of the governor said. "Protests, yes. Violence, no. Urbana and the university's security force speech, said that Kunstler's appearance has Dissent can be useful and creative but were called Monday night after 500 been postponed until next week. violence is destructive of every legitimate students smashed windows in the campus goal." area. There were 21 arrests reported. Steven Danz, the spokesman, said the "We will not tolerate it," he said. In a post - trial development in Several hundred university students group decided to call off the controversial Chicago, the U.S. district attorney's office lawyer's appearance because of the tension caused by the trustees' action in ruling Kunstler could not speak on campus. held a rally on campus Tuesday to protest the trustees' ban. No disorders were reported. reported that the cost of prosecuting the seven men during the 4'A month trial totaled $41,748. Moynihan Presidential Adviser Daniel P. Moynihan, complete with charts and Danz said he talked by telephone with The trustees voted 6 to 3 on Monday T^ie five defendants who were to put off Kunstler's talk. Their action was pointer, briefs newsmen Tuesday at the White House on Nixon's Kunstler Tuesday and the lawyer said he convicted of crossing state lines to incite a would not appear at an off - campus site. influenced by the demonstrations which riot must pay these costs as part of the message to Congress on education. The chief executive declared in his Danz also said the group would go followed Kunstler's talks in Evanston and penalties message that "American education is in urgent need of reform." imposed by Judge Julius J. Mrs. Nixon ahead with plans to ask U.S. District Court Santa Barbara, Calif. Hoffman of U.S. District Court. AP Wirephoto Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 4, 1970 Kellogg: pollution aid LBJ's progress needs people, cash pleases doctors Kellogg said that educational programs on environment dealing with pollution problems in Michigan, they have not CNdo*"'SySe; are "quite encouraged" with ISA."** control must be extended to the appropriated any money for the nevertheless is i„ «< More money, more concerned former President Lyndon B. spirits." exceHent secondary and elementary administration of these Johnson's despite people and more regulation Is programs. progress Johnson spends tnuoh , needed to curb pollution James "The federal government has Kellogg said he hoped that irregular heartbeats and lingering time workine nn ' . ,of h>s C. Kellogg, executive assistant to been very niggardly in citizens would take up a chest pains. "Our major concern is to try papers, reading Ind Governor Milliken, said Tuesday supporting research programs. personal fight against pollution television, he added nS at the Faculty Club luncheon. Although Washington is the . much like the citizens of to prevent a heart attack in the observation here wouldTlCtinf "This problem is being Escanaba did when they decided ordinary sense of the word," a at least several days Ue research center, they attention U1 brought to thefcj dllfllUUIl of the HIC „ , - , . to create a model air pollution physician at the Army's Brooke North said there havpk public today as it never has been T allocating enough funds to support the research that we ordinance for their city. General Hospital said. "That's "" serious problemsJSjE? n the past, Kellogg cqIH said. ^ ^ p]ace „ he "Personally, I would like to of the flew from the LBJ Ranch He said the governor has a see students get more involved in mil milesAC northwest of hero mI" _ i» ■ series of programs to deal with Lt. Col. Robert North said and entered a special ," Kellogg said, "we the war gainst pollution," he the problems of land, water and said. Johnson's chest pains and the hospital suite. P thouse airKe0lloUgg0said that Michigan's ^ gojng to Wck off initiatory research program "I'd like to see something like the Peace Corps where students Clean-up ca irregular heartbeats rhythm "could of his be Doctors i president's chest nain, the former main pollution problems is water M,^,ga^art As ° part of the pollution could take a semester off to James C. Kellogg, executive adviser to Gov. Milliken. spoke to the Faculty Club Tuesday on the premonitory warnings of a heart caused by hardening \r cr pollution because of the 8 nar control 'program, he said the work with a city on its pollution need to end pollution of all types in Michigan especially water pollution. attar k" attack." arteries. 5 Ul tne numerous lakes and rivers in and North, chief of cardiology at governor is asking for stronger problems." State News Photo By Don Gerstner "Basically," North told around the state. Brooke, said former news conference, "the boat regulations that would problem is one of a diminished supply of e 6 Kellogg said that although the legislature has passed bills ^ democratic party X°°„ "The t0 tUe heart in re,atio the demand. ordinary heart attack to ° consequence of a complete GRANDMA'S O'Brien accepts stoppage, if you will, blockage of blood flow portion of the situation with President heart. The Ul to Johnson WASHINGTON Lawrence F. O'Brien accepted (AP) — His turnabout came after decision and I will serve my opposition within the party chairman, O'Brien would find ^ th»t severe»" he added. the Democratic summons the two days of stalemate in the party," O'Brien said. foreclosed the consensus he support which would help pay f „Jie, ™er Pres'dent, 61, search for a second - choice ,.We certainlv evneot it to h* considered vital. off the party's $8.3 million debt. ^ l? 4 T in 1955 •second time around and agreed candidate to take over when ^certainly ®*P«« " to be 7,. , when he was Senate Democratic Tuesday to take over as Sen. Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma if° M* £rveL O'Brien was not commenting *n any®venJ,1|t w1ff c.,ear the leader. has had lesser recurring chairman of the party. steps down Thursday. Chicago, the Democratic elder personally on the reasons for his party would not be able to agree problems since then. 1900 E. Kalamazoo The Democrats' ranking ^.° serv®d 88 , "J"1 switch, but a close associate said °n ^ otl}®r candidate. Arvey North reported Johnson was professional politician at 52, "If the Democratic National between Rooni 902 of the the unanimous ten-vote call of ascribed his Monday call to treated overnight for what he O'Brien reversed his earlier Committee ratifies the Watergate Hotel, where the the executive committee was a O'Brien, advising him of the described as "extra or premature heartbeats." He said they were refusal and acceptedepted the 1 draft recommendation of its executive executive committee met, and persuasive one. "It's tremendous executive committee vote, as an issued unanimously usly tby the party committee to draft me as ? ®nen ■ P,ubllc relations office cross . action of the party » he appeal. "You can't say no in the not uncommon for people with executive committee. littee. chairman, I must accept that m New York- said. face of a unanimous draft," heart ailments. "I think I'm safe in saying . y he told 0 Brien then" But he noted such heart The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State that Mr. O'Brien will receive the _ 5j associate irregularities are "always a University, is published every class day during four school overwhelming majority of the ' . Pr°duced a deluge of At mid - day Tuesday, concem wjth people with this terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. members of the Democratic approving telephone calls from CI Brien Ihad ihistmswer Arvey type of heart diseaL" becaJe FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Subscription rate is $14 per year. Party," said Arvey. party figures across the nation, ... took the call "He^said 'I and this a vote of confidence termI c^d lead to morese* TO ALL CAMPUS Member Associated Press, United Press International, But Arvey said he had been .p e„,a.ps most appreciate it and I consider it a - - Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, around Democratic politics too convincing of all, the calls were mandate from my party and if ,Its only fair to say Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press long to forecast absolute „ d to include some from major the national committee confirms we're concerned ... but this is SPECIAL!! Association, United States Student Press Association. harmony at any party £nancial contributors to the what you've done, of course I not to ^ we have a bleak conference, including Thursday's Democratic that evidence Party perhaps in the past, will accept. I can't do anything outlook," he said. "We're fairly Chicken 'N Salad ™?Si>wck 99c Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. national committee meeting. as else." optimistic at this point." Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services When Harris resigned less ■.vn.,n.iMo vauciy ui MldU\ IOO! Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, than a month ago, party leaders IN LANSING ^ Michigan. immediately looked to O'Brien for another tour in the Schedule of Delivery Hours Phones: chairmanship. Humphrey asked Phone: 372-7125 or 372-7126 for delivery Editorial Classified Advertising Display Advertising Business-Circulation j.. 4l.k. . 355-8252 355-8255 353-6400 355-3447 him to take the job, and it all seemed settled until Wednesday, when O'Brien said last Soapy' to give speech and Former Gov. G. 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GRAND RIVER Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 4, 1970 3 NEWS Supreme Court WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court was asked with racial disturbances which to test riot acts summary - The nearly all include the power t o have nationwide implications. local ordinances that were Monday to rule on the validity wholly peaceful character," erupted in the late 1960s, ban assemblies or < • derlar The petition Filed with the the Supreme Court was told. hurriedly enacted to give of ordinances which give local particularly those following the outright curlews, ourt appeals the convictions of 1u ban such assemblies and mayors emergency powers authorities the right to prohibit assassination of Dr. Martin "" three A capsule summary of the day's events from our wire services. during racial outbreaks of the assemblies because of suspected persons arrested during make arrests under a broad Luther King Jr. in April 1968. demonstrations that were held past several proclamation prohibiting years are civil unrest, The ordinances allow and although it is being attacked mayors Respite a proclamation issued peaceful as well as violent or approaching their ultimate legal Such measures were passed in other authorities to take rather mmediately after King's death. tests. numerous U.S. cities to potentially violent gatherings, cope emergency steps, but grounds the outcc The proclamation banned the appellants argued, violates outdoor I 'II CITY COUNCIL more assemblies people, of with 12 or few First. Amendment guarantees of free speech and assembly. "The ordinance, to begin The first arrests were made with." the petition said, "is \pril (J. 1968, at a tree - planting overboard. It authorizes Thomas praises police "Volunteering is protesting in •eremoney in Philadelphia's prohibition of peaceful public Roosevelt Park protesting the assembly for a substantial period j beneficial way." recommissioning of the of time without regard to the - Mrs. Richard Nixon battleship New Jer chara. l.er and purpose of the the Vieti War The By LINDA KNIBBS At the Feb. 16 assembly- council conducted into the legality of State News Staff Writer The petition denies that there meeting several residents in the such an action, Learned said. 900 - block of Lilac Street A Traffic Commission was any real danger of violence The East report - Gr;.r..| Uiv ■ Aven • fro,- in Philadelphia at the time. Lansing Police expressed their concern that the on Grand River Avenue was Ti" petition says that while Department was praised for house in question had been submitted for Michigan Avt I In apjH'll i its argued that the icipants in the tree planting International News doing an "outstanding job" rented to students. According to Council. The study by the City Road have four lanes. proclamation provides "no report included — Grand River Avenue fron mony were being arrested, during the Feb. 19 zoning regulations, houses in the minimum than 10,000 persohs were otection against South Vietnamese headquarters reported Tuesday demonstrations on Grand River area are to be rented or sold requirements for Abbott Itoad to Bogue Stre< i" and the future automobile and pedestrian ■rmitted to congregate in the mayor, Avenue by Mayor Gordon L. only to families. have thr< •• lanes 323 enemy soldiers were killed during a three week traffic needs. ivv Yard, a fir e proclamation, Thomas at the City Council Learned confirmed reports ngs 'Vis to actual sweep by nearly a division of government troops in the The Traffic Commission has meeting Monday night. that the owner of the house had recommended that: Mekong Delta. Ten battalions of helicopters - borne Thomas said it was necessary sold the house to the students. have held Grand River Avenue from 9th Infantry Division troops to take part in the to remember that only a very Further investigation will be Michigan Avenue west and from ive finding of offensive through heavily populated Vinh Binh small number of students were iuffici{ involved in the disturbance. He >r does not state Province. Casualty figures showed the government added that more than 10,000 •h lie decided to forces also sustained losses, 31 killed and 401 wounded. The operation ended March 1. In fighting during the last 24 hours, allied forces backed by fighter bombers, students involved volunteer work. in are constructively society through Crowd overturns buses helicopter gunships and artillery, claimed they killed "I commend students for i North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers, including killed by the South Koreans in a dozen different volunteer work, and decry those who participate in violence," Thomas said. in black-white disturbance clashes. In other action, City LAMAR, S.C. (AP) Attorney - White n the campus and that the White pari Daniel C. Learned reported that demonstrators dispersed FBI investigating the schools A series of explosions and gunshots scattered a ; continuing his study of with tear gas Tuesday after disturbance, crowd of demonstrators Tuesday as they approached complaint that a house at 938 overturning two empty school Police said there were about Lilac St. is occupied by six buses and clashing with police 100 whites in the crowd. the U.S. Embassy in Manila on a march to protest what The students. and Negro pupils on the campus violence erupted shortly after school they called Philippine I fascism and U.S. imperialism. of recently integrated Lamar the two school buses arrived. It Early reports said at least one person was wounded by a schools. was over quickly and the schools bullet and several others were being treated at hospitals Schools to sue Several black pupils suffered were immediately shut down, cuts and bruises and at least two McNair said for minor injuries. It was not clear what caused the they would over aid denial police officers were injured remain closed "until order and explosions which were described as gunshots from the slightly in the melee with the calm is restored." police. The crowd numbered about 800 and was the adult demonstrators, some of Coje said school officials got advance party of a group estimated at 2,000 headed for GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) -• The them armed with ax handles, the 31^ black pupils off the two the embassy after a peaceful march through the Grand Rapids School Board has chains and bricks. buses before the whites charged- city. instructed its attorneys to file After the crowd dispersed at the embassy, scuffles broke "For some 35 minutes," said Lamar, a small agricultural suit against the State Board of high school principal Gordon community, was ordered to out between the police and demonstrators. Education for $184,000 in aid Cole, "it was hotter out there on integrate under a zoning plan denied because of two days of that school ground than in that transferred blacks to a National News missed classes during a teacher Vietnam." previously all - white school, and strike last March. In Columbia, S.C., Gov. whites to a previously all - black The White House indicated Tuesday the Roger Anderson, one of the Robert McNair called the school, stage is school board's attorneys, said almost set for a decision by President Nixon on Israel's incident "unspeakable" and Cole said the 32 youngsters the rules under which the Grand promised to "take any steps aboard the buses included pupils request to buy 50 Phantom jet fighters from the United Rapids schools were penalized necessary to bring about the in grades one through 12. States. KPfes&/ Secretary, Ronald Zeigler, while are "discriminatory" and a restoration of order." He said the lawsuit would be justified on pupils injured emphasizing Nixon has made no decision on the matter, The Justice Department in w-re hit by thrown objects and said alternatives have been passed that basis alone. Washington said U.S. marshals shattering glass from the school along by various bus windows. departments involved, completing staff work at that The crowd was finally level. The question of whether to make the sale, or perhaps sell a lesser number of planes than Israel wants, is now being considered by the staff of the National Rep. introduces bill dispersed when patrolmen used tear gas. were no Authorities said there arrests because the whites quickly scattered and Security Council, Zeigler said. The House, tired of its long fight with President outlawing phosphates fled. Police said at least one shot was fired by A bill outlawing the sale of ban all forms of Nixon over education spending, voted Tuesday to phosphorous ii group of white parents. They said cleaning compounds that cleaning compounds, demonstrators accept a compromise $19.4 billion appropriations bill contain the highly pollutant Smit said some passed by the Senate. It contains provisions permitting a study he cannisters of tear gas. but chemical phosphate was conducted of phosphate used it. The patrolmen drew cuts to about $19 billion. The White House, introduced in the state equally pollutants concluded that the pistols, but did not fire. willing to end the battle, let it be known that Nixon will legislature Tuesday by Rep. chemical fertilizes algae and the bill in that form although the total is still about Raymond J. Smit, R-Ann Arbor, causes an excess growth of the "Phosphate chemicals, found plant in lakes and streams, S680 million over his budget. He vetoed an earlier one primarily in detergents and other "Two years ago I issued a that was $1.2 billion over the budget. cleansers, are killing our public call for manufacturers to waterways," Smit said. "This is develop phosphate - free Prodded especially true of lakes, where cleansers," Smit said. "While by Congress, the Pentagon is sharply these destructive agents tend to alternative cleaning agents have curtailing its program for training foreign military men collect. been the proposed, their United States. The cutback could prove "If the chemical and development for market has not troublesome as the Nixon administration seeks to detergent manufacturers will not lived up to industry promises." reduce American presence overseas by voluntarily stop using these "Now I believe it's time to say strengthening allies by training and equipping them substances," he said, "I believe 'clean up by a specified date or through the we have the responsibility to remove these environmental military assistance program. demand it by law." hazards from the market.' I ^ If passed, the bill would take think that's more than The National Aeronautics and Space Administration effect July 1, 1972, and would reasonable." said Tuesday it will try for the first time next year to place two spacecraft in orbit around the planet Mars. The mission goals require that the Mariner spacecraft continue to send back data for about three months, while orbiting the planet. This period will allow enough time for the 2,200 - pound spacecraft, equipped with television cameras and other experiments, to study about 70 per cent of the planet's surface from an 'THE WORD'S OUT' ^ <2 altitude of about 1,000 miles, and also to observe NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT selected areas as they appear to change with the Martian seasons. The White House announced Tuesday that President KO-KOBAR Nixon will nominate Arthur Watson, chairman of the overseas operation of International Business Machines, to succeed R. offers Sargeant Shriver as ambassador to France. Press secretary Ronald 'a Zeigler confirmed a published report that the 51 - year - old businessman is Nixon's new atmosph choice for the Paris post. Some 1,000 flag waving Kentuckians, along with a handful of anti - war demonstrators turned out to meet a with: submarines pitcher of beer Buy 1 PIZZA NIGHT - get 1 9" free WED. Four-quart packages made of plastic. I milk These pouches cite convert Mrs. Richard Nixon as the First Lady landed at entertainment ouijh (the plastic Outet Pac' hold:, Kington to visit University of Kentucky student GIRLS' NIGHT they're easy to pour), and t volunteer projects. The demonstrators arrived late and Drinks for girls half price bartenders buy the gallon package had back row seats. But by far most of those who no carpeting THURS. greeted her were a few padded chairs friendly. great drinks separate rest rooms John & Mary long hair ^ Michigan News hair a parking lot of campus- A sliding tax scale for sexy, sexier and sexiest m°vieshas been proposed in the Michigan House. , Rep. Quincy Hoffman, R-Applegate, introduced the "1 Tuesday to require theatre owners to pay a tax of »0 for an 'M' rated film, $75 for an 'R' picture and '00 for an 'X' film. MICHIGAN STATE NIWS Presence of 'hippie types' UNIVERSITY fails to degrade Albatross To the Editor: If people sitting around a room ««»„„• For the second time within the to folk singers, joining hands, month, I visited the Albatross located on past Shall Overcome , and people chanting meeting "2 NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor Grand River. I experienced a unique people are degrading to no wonder that some property then itl GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor phenomena which I had never before the streets. groups will taki t e "> KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor found at any party, beer joint or mixer. JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor The atmosphere at this coffeehouse was The Albatross is no more than a union, JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor filled with warmth, friendship and experience in a constructive human Ji, sincerity, a combination truly difficult to experience, and no less than a place who* a Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award find these days. person may truly be himself if th! individuals who visit the for outstanding journalism. Upon speaking with one of the Albatross ar! administrators of the Albatross, I learned dirty, immoral and degenerating peooU that they were in danger of being evicted than surely I, too, must be the same character, because I considered from the premises because the landlord did am enjovin! not particularly care for the element the the same things they are. * EDITORIALS coffeehouse was drawing. He went on to say that the landlord was specifically upset Allen B. Presser because of the frequent attendance of President, Alpha Phi Sigma "hippies", who were degrading his National Police Honorary property. Brooklyn, N.Y. senior Censorship a Indians weary of treaties to academic To the Editor: After the Trial of Tears, endorsed by the did succeed in wiping out the Mandan Sioux by giving them blankets infected with "Emancipator" Abraham Lincoln; after smallpox disease in exchange for their land Suppression has never been an unfortunate tendency to think that Wounded Knees, Sand Creek and Custer's They had little resistance to the disease adequate answer to unpopular or that which is being supressed must attempt to wipe out the Sioux in his quest that was brought over with the Pilgrims erroneous viewpoints. If anything, it "Mr. Pompidou, you for the presidency, testimony by the It is easy to say that the above contain some truly damning don't talk like De Gaulle and you don't look are often to American Indians "is" needed. isolated incidents from the serves martyrize the evidence, else why is it being like De Gaulle, but. . . " past. This has The aforementioned incidents were been white America's rationale. But unpopular ideas and create for them withheld? do how unsuccessful; but the "Great White Father" they explain the punishment of an underground credence with a Erroneous media such as the students in Bureau of Indian Affairs' corresponding following. In sum, movie "Africa Addio" is in fact schools for speaking their native books that burned usually tongues' are valuable because it provides a How do they rationalize an infant become classics, and the burners of standard for measuring that which is mortality rate and an adolescent suicide rate that are three times larger than the those books become portrayed by incorrect and a means for gaining an national average? history as monsters. understanding of how these false Despite the government policies of The dissident elements that self - views originated. At the very least, cultural and physical genocide, we the righteously imposed censorship on one cannot combat falsehood until American Indian, are the fastest growing the movie "Africa Addio", for one understands the nature of minority in North America today. From 1.5 million inhabitants in 1492, we were example, are playing into the hands falsehood. reduced to 200,000 in the 1920's. of the purveyors of backlash and are, It is our feeling that censorship of Today we number 600,000. thereby, undermining the validity of any kind, regardless of motives, has With incidents like Alcatraz, my their own movement. Perhaps the people no place in this nation, and are uniting and forgetting our tribal movie in question was "racist" - differences. We are fighting for our land especially on a college campus. The Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner What can do for sterile conditions which can often be found probably it was, though the absolute you an ingrown toenail? and our existence. free flow of ideas is absolutely at 309 Linton Hall. Names need not be I have that's in a doctor's office. At the first sign of nature of this decision is subjective - one killing me! If such a treaty, as you mentioned in essential to the creation of a logical included unless a personal reply is infection the person should return to the your editorial, were signed by the United but this point was not made, nor and consistent view of the world. If, requested. doctor lest it develop into a severe Hobble to your States, we would be the first plaintiffs. We were the correct facts demonstrated under such a set of circumstances, telephone and make an problem. For the life of me, I can't have been to the World Court at the Hague I have been having sexual intercourse appointment to see a physician at the understand what causes people to punch and the United Nations in New York. Both by closing down the theater. This act the popular mind does not buy a with Health Center. Questions like this one my fiance regularly for about two holes in their head. efforts were in vain. So we wonder if only served to close down the minds point of view then either the point years now and I am still unable to achieve make me wonder if sometimes I'm being another treaty would mean anything. In of many of the viewers, rather than was not presented adequately or it put on. vaginal orgasm. I can and do often the past treaties have done little for the expanding them to a consideration had no merit. experience clitoral orgasm with him and American Indian. of all sides of the question. We feel that the students of this through masturbation. He has been very Is there any truth to the rumor that a Charles R. Pamp Truth is arrived at only after a university are, on the whole, fully patient and understanding We discussed woman taking the pill is not capable of Lansing sophomore . I have been on the pill for a year but I consideration of all the data competent to make up their own my problem and he has tried to help. still worry a little each month that my having an orgasm? Sergeant - at • Arms: Lansing available. It is self - defeating to minds about the issues that confront However, I'm afraid he is beginning to feel period won't come. Do you suppose that exclude information because it does them inadequate in the sense that he feels unable The absurd manner in which testimony today without any self - this is psychological or could it be organic? not agree with pre conceived to satisfy me, although I enjoy sex a great was gathered in the recent congressional - appointed herdsmen. We find that deal. birth control hearings almost necessitates a notions, and it is disasterous in the the actions of those people who I am hoping that you may have a It's psychological. Occasionally a separate department called "Pill Myths and Talk no solution long run to attempt to withhold this closed down the theater last Friday woman on the pill will miss a period Scares." To the Editor: information from the minds of suggestion or two for me concerning this because of idiosyncratic lack of were neither constructive nor sensitivity The systematic repression prevalent in problem. to withdrawal of the pill 5 None whatsoever, as millions will others. People will not allow consistent with the free flow of days once a our society today exists, and will continue Your letter is one of many that I have month. Her doctor testify if asked. Very, very rarely there can to grow, because of the apathetic nature of themselves to be programmed and ideas. can guide her in such a received on the subject of female orgasm. be a decreased sexual desire. our people. Whether one considers the spoon fed for a very long period of -The Editors The differentiation between vaginal and "riot" of Feb. 19 a justified use of violence time ~ and people have the Dissent: Jeanne Saddler clitoral orgasm was based on conjecture. or not, the very fact that a number of The research of Masters and Johnson people were willing to express their beliefs demonstrated that female orgasm is the I had my ears in action is a significant and positive event, pierced by a doctor just I have been same regardless of the region stimulated to taking the birth control pill which has resulted in a new and higher this The U.S. role produce orgasm. Female orgasm is defined as a short episode of physical relief of past November. Although my ears were never infected and I used good earrings, they were always sore. I have gold for over a year now. A recent proved negative, but I am very worried about all the talk of pill - cancer cancer test level of awareness and understanding of the crucial issues involved. Apathy is a greater sexual tension characterized by certain evil than the repression which thrives upon muscular and circulatory changes along stopped wearing earrings for good and I am correlation as cancer may not show up in the next with a subjective perception of intense physical reaction. anxious for the holes to grow back. Will my ear lobes return to normal? If so, how any test. If I took the pill every other month instead of every month, would I it, or the violence which is a reaction to this repression. We hope that all of you who have In Washington D.C., Secretary of During sexual intercourse, as well as long should this take? Will the little "knot" substantially lessen the potential danger to expressed support for the Chicago 7, while affairs through its maintenance and Defense Melvin Laird has pointed during other forms of genital stimulation, inside my ear lobe disappear? myself? Would there be any change in the condemning the violence of Feb. 19, have support of two airlines and the U.S. the clitoris is almost always stimulated been active for some time now in your out that U.S. military actions in Laos Government continues to send either pill's effectiveness the month I didn't take directly or indirectly through Over a period of the next year or so the it? more "reasonable" and legitimate efforts are part of a "policy of protective bombers from Thailand on sorties pressure. It sounds like you and your hole will probably disappear entirely. You to stir public opinion and support -- but * reaction" against North Vietnamese over Laos. fiance have become preoccupied doubt it. can expect to have a small "knot" for quite You would increase the chance of troops aiding the Pathet Lao. Laird needlessly. I suggest looking at a 75c while until the scar tissue becomes less. Violence nay not be the best solution Senators, such as Mathias, paperback called, "An Analysis of Human a pregnancy tremendously. There has been and President Nixon have both Mansfield and There may always be a small, very tiny for eliminating repression, but reasonable Symington, have Sexual Response" by Brecher and Brecher hard spot but actually many normal people absolutely no evidence of pill - cancer discussion and analysis which do not result agreed that the U.S. has no "combat expressed their deep concern that published by Signet (1966) which explains correlation in humans. The recent in any action is no solution whatsoever. also have small "knots" in their ear lobes. troops" in Laos while acknowledging the Nixon Administration is the Masters and Johnson studies in lay testimony on this subject is a classic E. R. Wargo the presence of U.S. air support for terms, before you find yourself doing it While piercing ears is usually a benign example of obfuscating academic Wyandotte senior suppressing much of the military speculation of the Royal Laotion and Meo tribesmen more and enjoying it less. procedure, occasionally infections do most irresponsible Jim Reinders activity that this Government is develop. Ear piercing must be done under nature. New Orleans senior forces. sanctioning in Laos. They have also In Vientiane, Premier Souvanna attempted to alert the American POINT OF VIEW Phouma of Laos has called for a public to similarities between our reconvening of the 1962 Geneva initial efforts in Vietnam and those Conference which established the being conducted in Laos. Parachute edit needs clarification now integrity and neutrality of this small Although the deep concern of but war ravaged country. - Congressmen is a welcome sight, it is Tass, the Government news not nearly enough. The war in Laos agency of the Soviet Union, has is directly related to the American EDITOR'S NOTE: The following observed many of the others. There is no first - time jumper. When you stop to think airplane, and flipped on his back, forcing point of view was submitted by Peter W. the parachute to deploy around some part denounced the recent stepped - up war activity in Vietnam. We cannot specific federal law concerning content of about it, wouldn't that be ridiculous and the jump training program; the only of his body; (2) he "captured" the pllo U.S. B-52 bombings of the Ho Chi DeForth, MSU Sport Parachuting Club self - defeating? There is, however, a condone and promote chute, the key to the proper deployment safety officer and East Lansing graduate guiding agency is the United States certain amount of information which the Minh trail - the major supply route Vietnamization of the war in South Parachute Association (USPA) which has of a main parachute, and did not let go oi student. student must learn completely in order to into South Vietnam for the North Vietnam and expect Hanoi to sit still an established training and safety doctrine, be able to jump; it; (3) he doubled up around his front- Your editorial of February 19 entitled the features of which have been proved mounted reserve, and even though nis Vietnamese in eastern Laos. as the U.S. exits from the rear door. I do not know "Local Sky Diving Clubs: Look Before to whom you are automatic opener on the reserve parachute What is happening in Laos and thoroughly in usage during the past decade. Hanoi, at present, is playing its You Leap" is disturbing in a number of When our current training plan was referring when you mention the "Sky operated properly (these sentinel what does it mean for war in aspects; perhaps you should read that title Diving Club" - you must have obtained this automatic openers are an added safety ace. By bringing Laos into the submitted for review as to compatibility information via Vietnam? central war again and take it to heart in light of your with the U.S.P.A. doctrine last year, it rumor channels. If you feature on our reserves - there is no - zone, it is putting the check with the local FAA Administrator There is general agreement that Nixon Administration in a bind: to rather limited knowledge of parachuting passed all requirements, and the Executive requirement for their use, and few otner you will find that no such organization has Hanoi has at least 25,000 and your reliance on rumor as a source of Director of U.S.P.A., in his reply, stated drop zones use them because of their mgn troops step - up the U.S. war activity in information on which to base editorials. been registered with him, and every jump purchase cost), his reserve did not deploy that "The training plan is excellent; if your aiding vhe Pro - Communist Pathet Laos in order to protect U.S., South I should like to reply to several club must file a request through his office because of his body position prevented Lao forces in Laos. Not instructors as as good as the plan, then for permission to use only have Vietnamese and Laotian forces or to comments you made in that editorial, to you've got some well - trained student airspace. from doing so. Training is specifically these forces retaken the correct certain false impressions that many When we get hurt, it is result of our strategic withdraw military personnel from parachutists." Nevertheless, our training own a mistakes and taking unnecessary risks oriented toward preventing these mistaKes, Plaine des Jarres but they are readers may have gained as a result of it. procedures are undergoing continual and only the last two in combination are Laos before that country becomes beyond known accepted limits. Mr. Safko, But first, I must agree that the death of fatal. Even the most experienced jumper threatening to attack Long Cheng the next Vietnam- review, and will continue to. it appears, made three Douglas Safko was indeed tragic — not There is no Federal law requiring a unfortunate the world would have difficulty and other Government - held mistakes in ^ We must get out of Laos NOW! only for his family, but for the jumpmaster minimum number of hours of training for a a row: (1) He did not go into intentionally attempting to "capture military bases. The pattern in Laos is unmistakeably and all of the other jumpers involved. We the proper bodv arch UDon leaving the Dilot chute. While the combined forces of the in the MSU Sport Parachute Club have similar to the U.S. military role in Pathet Lao and the North Vietnam - advisors, CIA and AID been extremely safety - conscious during Vietnamese have taken the offensive, the years our club has been operating. Our agents involved in the Governments, safety record has reflected this fact. The the CIA and the American Air - token military forces, a full - scale Force have not exactly remained training plan and procedure we use is war effort. standardized, and is more comprehensive passive. In addition to American To make Vietnamization truly than most used throughout the country, military officials aiding the Royal meaningful we must immediately including that used by the largest and best - Laotian and Meo tribesmen known commercial jump training center. I forces, begin Laotianization as well. can verify that fact personally, the CIA is deeply involved in Laotian having been -The Editors through that training program and having Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 4, 1970 5 dominant jeans Polka dots, prints, stripes. .prevailing over all others now. . And proving that everybody9s jeans aren9t blue. Even identical twins break loose to make the new jean scene. Everybody9s legs are different. girl wears a patchwork print Her roommate sports stripes to match ' her boyfriend9s. Their suite-mate shows up at dinner in little yellow daisies. All found at Knapp9s. In sizes 5-13. From top to bottom: Polka dots in cotton. 7.98. Daisy chain print. Cotton. 7.98. ^Thick and thin stripes in cotton. 7.98. Patchwork print. Cotton. 6.98. Railroad stripes in no-iron JPolyester-cotton. 9.98. Gingham check An no-iron polyester-cotton. 9.98. Knapp's East Lansing and Meridian Mall iiii Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, March 4, 1970 Twister' recalls old rock the Beatles and Blood Sweat and 60's (based on Billboard n of dance In the eighteen years since Bill Teers. Magazine figures) and is the only The WH i ht Haley recorded "Shake, Rattle Rock 'n roll is dead, has been 'n Roll" and "Rock Around the record to sell more than a Locomotion", "Philly Time", 1 for years, and who gives a damn? million copies twice. "The Skate", "The Bristol Clock", "rock music" has BUT. Bill Haley's "Rock Around Several months after "The Stomp", "The Monkey", "The undergone a metamorphosis that the Clock" sold 550,000 copies Twist" was first released, Frug", "The Shingaling", "The has seen songs , artists, trends last year (eighteen years after it and fads come and go. Chubby reeled - off a string of Bugaloo" and "The Mashed was first released). Creedence million sellers that include Potatoes", and is still in From simplicity to Clearwater Revival has had a "Twistin' USA", "Let's Twist existence with Rufus Thomas' complexity, rock has seen its constant lyrics changed from the "Sha da string of two - sided Again", "Hey, Laudy Lo", "Funky Chicken". million - selling rockers since "Hooka Tooka", "Limbo Beginning 9 p.m. and da da / Sha da da da" of the Silhouettes' "Get a Job" to the "Suzie-Q" and "I Put a Spell on Rock", "Pony Time" and "The concluding ut 2 a.m., tonight'^ You" were waxed in 1968. Old Fly". concert will feature 'ol only "Phantom shouting to skinny 45's sell more today than when Along with the twist records. girls I Get outta here if you Chubby but also a 12 ■ piece first released, and 20% more "Limbo Rock", "Pony Time" "oldie" band. Admission for the don't know! / Cassanova is just than new records among the and "The Fly" began a chain show is $1. being punished / For going to Jnp'jer. While th«- Shirolles ..nd over-18 buying public. Desolation Row" of Bob Dylan's Penguins and Imperials smiled Chuck Berry broke every "Desolation Row." and choreographed their ways to attendance record at the The "yassuh" conks of the Cadillacs, have been replaced by the Borgarting Afros of the stardom, today's Stones and Doors glare and nonchalance. The strive for pounding, Fillmore East last surpassing the Who, Airplane summer, and Crosby, Stills, Nash, Taylor Alumni relations Chambers Brothers or cue - ball throbbing rhythms of Richie and Young. Little Richard elegance of Isaac Hayes. The Valens and Jerry Lee Lewis have innocent face of Buddy Holly faded has been forgotten for the leers of Jim Morrison and Mick into the past, forced there by the calculated perfection of Penniman, Dion DiMuci, Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly all have new or re - released albums, and director named a New York - based "Rock 'n Robert E. Shackleton has alumni family camp, class Roll Revival" troup has sold. - been named director of alumni reunions, homceoning "d the out all of its 28 concert dates relations for the MSU Alumni high school J l»ay. Jerry Barker across the nation (the show Assn. assistant director of alumni features the Arthur F. Loub has also relations will assist him. Drifters, the Shirelles, Coasters, Bo Diddley and Bill joined tiie staff to manage the annual giving program of the Loub's will main responsibility be the promotion and Like a beaver Haley). MSU Development Fund. expansion of the MSU Alumni And, to kick - off its "History iv exhibit at the Museum shows otters in real water. The otter is a native of of Rock 'n Roll Week", WVIC is Shackleton has been with the Fund which now has some Michigan. alumni association since 1964 as 17,000 donors. State News Photo By Carl co - hosting with the Coral Welti Gables coordinator of the Ralph Young Chubby Checker in Scholarship Fund, and director concert tonight at 9. With the possible exception of of development. LAUNCHES DRIVE After graduating from MSU in "Beatlemania", "Twisting" was THE music fad of the 1960's, 1948, Shackleton became sports and Chubby Checker was the director for the university radio king of It all. "The Twist", station, WKAR, he has also released In 1960 and 1963, was served as sports director for the largest • selling record of the MSU's television station. WMSB. Jack Kinney. executive Polish jokes o CLIP!ON. N.J. (AIM The language weekly published li also Is making arrangements to because director of the alumni editor of a Polish - American tltcy lost ftp Clifton, says television programs see various television executives bontmerang," he said. association, said that newspaper, with the backing of are among the biggest offenders. In an effort to halt the jokes. Shackleton's department will be Grabowskl also charged that veterans' groups and other He singled out Rowan and The editor said he and others responsible for providing liaison greeting card companies hive organizations, has launched a Martin's "Laugh • In," Johnny in the portruyed Poles an "fools." for all MSU alumni clubs, campaign to stop polish Jokes. Carson's campaign do not mind "Tonight Show," and •Inoffensive'' Jokes about the He said Polish jokes were not coordinating several college and Chester Grabowskl. editor of the "Carol Burnett Show," Joah departmental associations, the Polish, "But we do object to all limited to the United States. the Post Kagle, an English Rivers and a comedian who the jokes that make the Polish The Polish • Canadian Youth —LAST DAY appeared on the Ed Sullivan look like fools." Association last year filed j show. Another example of what he complaint with the Canadian :25-3:26. 6:25. ?{25.0:30 Grabowskl said that with the termed as "offensive" Joke, Broadcasting Co.," he said. PETER USTINOV in backing or the Polish Veterans' Orabowskl said, was when "And we've also received VIVA MAX" Association, the Polish Johnny Carson one night held reports of similar Jokes from the THURSDAY At 1:00 • 3:00 • 5:00 • 7:00 - 9:00 Paratroopers' Association and up a photograph of a javelin and Polish colony In France." others, a boycott will be described It as "Polish artillery." Grabowskl said that he feirtd TO PLUQ A conducted of products of firms "And Rowan and Martin If the jokes continued "people BRAIN QAPI which sponsor shows on which reported that the Olympic trials will get to believe that the Polish Polish jokes are used. He said he in Poland had to be canceled are stupid." the FANNY MARX BRICE BROS. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 4, 1970 ^ WORKSHOP Black leg Dave Brubeck Trio to play given in Gates of Justice' at MSU Alvln Alley has arrived! Not only on our campus for a three ■ "The Gates of Justice," a new cantata by Choir and the Brubeck trio. jazz pianist, Dave day participation in this week's modern dance workshop, but in Brubeck, will be presented at 3:15 p.m., March 11, in the Harold Brown, director of the State the world of modern dance. Singers, will conduct the Auditorium. performance. During his stay on campus, Ailey hopes to show the legacy of The Soloists will be tenor Harold Orbach, cantor of Detroit's program, which will feature the Brubeck Trio performing the black ■ American through the medium of modern dance. during the first half, is sponsored by MSU's Lecture - Concert His troops main performance will be given Wednesday. They Temple Israel, and bass - baritone McHenry Boatwright, a Series, the Dept. of Music, and the Center for Urban Affairs. prominent black musician. will conduct an open workshop for the public through Friday Tickets are available at the Union Ticket Office. Brubeck suggests that the tenor, who evening. proclaims the prophetic The work, which calls for tenor and bass baritone ideals of Judaism, should be a cantor and the bass - baritone At the end of 1969 Walter Terry wrote in "Saturday soloists, chamber chorus, 11 - piece brass ensemble, two should be black to emphasize the Review": "The Alvln Ailey American Dance Theatre is in peak percussionists, disparity between the precepts organ and jazz trio, will feature MSU's State Singers and Brass of social justice and the realities of our form with the finest complement of dancers it has ever had!" society. Hie workshop began earlier this week with demonstrations in modern dJuice techniques. Kelvin Rotardier gave an intermediate class Monday, during which he demonstrated "Ethnic and Jazz Technique." Monday Noted opera star 0 evening, principal dancer Dudley Williams performed in the Fairchild demonstration with a unique, muscularly intense quality. "When he's onstage," "Dance Magazine" wrote this month, "it's hard to see anyone else!" to give concert Rare Earth Shirley Verrett, the Christoph W. Gluck, "Frauen The following is a schedule of the remainder of the Metropolitan Opera's new mezzo Liebe und Leben" by Robert workshop:■ Wednesday - soprano star, will appear in Schumann, "Trois Chansons de (Star of c concert at 8:15 p.m. March 9 in Negresse, Opus 148b" by Darius 10:30 a.m. — Class for men — Jenison the Auditorium. Milhaud, three Negro spirituals 2-3 p.m. — Advance class — 34 Women's I.M. Miss Verrett has become a and four songs by the Spanish albums & TV) 4-5 p.m. — Intermediate class with Ailey — 34 Women's I.M. favorite in the world's great composer, Joaquin Nin. 8:15 p.m. — Auditorium Performance opera houses not only for her Miss Verrett first studied Thursday portrayal of Carmen, which won voice seriously with Anna Fitziu, 10:30 a.m. — Advance class — 127 N. Women's I.M. her wide acclaim at the Met, but a former Metropolitan Opera Second 1 2 p.m. - Intermediate class — Women's I.M. Tall troupers for many of the major mezzo - soprano, in Hollywood, Cal. 4:30 p.m. — Class for men with Ailey — Fairchild She came to the attention of 7:30 p.m. — Lecture demonstration — Fairchild Hie public is invited and encouraged to attend these The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, shown above, will present the cultural legacy of the American black in soprano repetoire. roles in the operatic the distinguished voice teacher, Big Week sessions, Her program will include Mme. Marian Szekely - Freschl, either to participate or observe. dance Wednesday night in the Auditorium. "Two Arias from 'Orfeo' " by who offered to take her as a pupil and arranged a scholarship L at the Juilliard School of Music. HAPPY HOURS AT WAYNE STATE Because of her brilliant scholastic record, Miss Verrett ARE FROM 8 TILL was allowed the privilege of 11 - ALL DRINKS arranging her study schedule so 'Don Pasquale' opera that performing engagements might be accepted while she AT A SPECIAL S worked toward her degree. LOW PRICE A consistent prize winner To a great many people, opera miracle in combining art with the rather unfortunate beautiful woman, and both are is most pleasing to the eye as during her Juilliard days, Miss entertainment, making a duped by their supposed friends. Verrett won first prize in several REMEMBER: i ation of being stiff, well as the ear, and despite her ',i not entertaining and smashing success of WSU's latest Pasquale wants to marry to dreadful wig and her failure to major competitions including NO COVER WED. & THURS. theatre effort. thwart the plans of his the National Federation of . Gaetano Donizetti's nephew, enunciate sometimes, she gives a Don Pasquale has much in Ernesto, who against his uncle's Music Clubs Award, the John comic "Don Pasquale" is most effective performance. common with Monsieur wishes wants to wed a Charles Thomas Scholarship, the immune from all this -- it is a young The orchestra, composed of Jourdain of WSU's earlier widow, Norina. Dr. Malatesta, Martha Baird Rockefeller total delight and a most amusing selected members of the Award, the John evening. production of "Le Bourgeois Pasquale's doctor and friend, University symphony, also did a Prize and the FordHay Whitney Foundation Gentilhomme." Both are cooks up a plan to help Ernesto remarkable job. They were neat Wayne State University's bumbling idiots 'and both are win his love. Malastesta and crisp and only occasionally Fellowship. wealthy. Neither Donizetti nor introduces his shy, retiring sister Miss Verrett's Met debut as (WSU) newly formed Graduate drowned out the voices. Moliere tells the audience how Carmen capped a succession of Opera Division and its (Norina) to Pasquale, and as WSU's treatment of "Don established Dept. of Music and these men reached their station. soon as they are married, she appearances in this role around In both cases, one must simply turns into Pasquale" is one of the most the world. a untamable shrew. University Theatre are making a enjoyable theatre experiences to She was the first black joint effort in resurrecting opera accept the fact that they have After hellish be had currently in Michigan. It to ever a few weeks, been financially successful, even sing Carmen at the famed atfihe BOristelle ^Qfeatae, and Pasquale is so desperate he gives plays Friday and Saturday and Bolshoi Opera in Moscow. With tMS first though when the audience gets his consent and Ernesto takes Marctul3-14 at 8:'30 p.m. with a attempt measures up to Using WSU's usual standard Phyllis Mead's to know them it seems matinee at 2:30 p.m. at the no prior rehearsal time, Miss of Norina off of his hands. Pasquale Verrett sang in the original translation, director Robert incomprehensible. Both Pasquale Bonstelle Theatre in Detroit excellence. is so relieved to be rid of the Cowden has performed a small and Jourdain seek French while the rest of the cast marriage to a shrew that when he realizes the Sunday (3424 Woodward sang in Russian. She was called trick that has been played on Avenue). Tickets are $2. back for nine encores. him he is not angry. Gamut' coverage grows: Davis Gloff as Jeannette Dagger as Norina, Pasquale, THIS WEEK MHA-WIC Kenneth Young as Malatesta and Alex Chmil as Ernesto were all PRESENTS: 'U' closed circuit in excellent voice. The rest of now on the cast does not compare with "DOCTOR FAUSTUS" RICHARD HARRIS™ CONNEHYSAHANTHAE66AB the leads, and luckily they have and miniscule roles. "WHERE EAGLES DARE" 'Gamut,' the weekly student 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and can be Picket Fences Carnival Show." Not only can Gloff sing but THURS. -FRI. -SAT. produced television program, seen on Channel 9 on any A television adaptation of 75c he makes such rib - tickling faces will be aired classroom TV set. the stage production "Carnival every Wednesday and gestures that he keeps the »> MSU's closed 'Gamut' is presently showing Show," the programs stars STUDENT I.D.'S REQUIRED circuit audience in stitches. Miss Dagger elevision system. a three - act satire on violence in Nancy Mehl, Tom Smith, Jim "Hie student America. Written and produced Gorman, Calvin Bedford and variety series rill still be carried at 11:30 a.m. by Gary Rivard, the series is Richard Smith and is directed by on WMSB, Channel 10. But the called "The Apple Pie and White Diane Croisant. program will also be repeated at NOW!.... Filipinos find from 7:00 p.m. election fraud "Go see 'Putney Swope'. A pacesetter with MANILA (AP) — Election authorities have admitted that outrageous wit, courageous creativity, guts and rampant overspending, fraud and intelligence!" terrorism marked last year's -Judith Crist, NBC Philippines elections. The Commission on "PUTNEY Elections, ■J a report Saturday to the ...will beat 101 N. ADMISSION: 75c Philippines Congress and TIMES: 7:00 & 9:15 KEDZIE TONIGHT President Ferdinand E. Marcos, and THURSDAY. Named the entrenched political system for the jjat "deep - rooted ills have long Philippine electoral plagued SWOPE" -an MSU Cine Series presentation. Why not a visit? pay him practices and The Truth and Soul Movie *hich show little signs of rectification." Feature at 7:35 and 9:45 p.m. The report cited partisanship »mong government law enforcement agencies as ®*in obstacle to free and the '.Ml! HELD OVER! orderly elections. It said the "ijlippine P°"ce, Constabulary national especially the special 0rces, and the local police as Today is LADIES' DAY • 75c to 6 P.M. 1 *e" as election commission 4 Academy Award Nominations! Wsonnel had been used to rvert the popular will. CONSIDER THE AWARDS When you join the Business or Man¬ agencies. You perform interesting, agement side of The Booth News¬ important functions necessary to best supporting gC best b screenplay PAUL MAZURSKY papers, you become personally in¬ volved in promoting the economic health and cultural growth of one of help your city grow and prosper. Talk with the Booth representative actress and LARRY TUCKER the many Michigan cities served by about these career opportunities. 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"ANNE OF THOUSAND DAYS" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 4>1970 OIUUTY RED ROSE 10* OFF LABEL Black Tea Bags ^49° VARIETY UNCLE BENS VALUE Quick Rice 45' UNCLE BENS , LB Quick Rice 77' rami shop BLUE BONNET Soft Margarine _ 43° SEGO ASSORTED FLAVORS 1QQz Liquid Diet Food 25° SEGO ASSORTED FLAVORS Instant Diet NIAGARA 5< OFF LABEL Food™T59c Spray Starch a' 48c AQUA, GOLD, PINK & WHITE 7< OFF LABEL PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., MARCH 4 through SAT., MARCH 7,1970 Dial Soap 40° S??cZo°„R PEAS & CARROTS. CUf 1M,XED GREEN VEGETABLES, BEANS 1 LB. 8 OZ. POLY BAG FRESHLIKE VEGETABLES 23 WHITE OR YELLOW i 1 LB ifVl WESTERN GROWN U.S.tfl BUNCH Popcorn pkg 1U Green Onions EACH IMV \ 4 SV> JUST UKE FRESH LEMON 2 Cocoanuts "10° Lemon Juicers noz. ^QO LB. IDA BELLE POLY BAG Instant Potatoes iz10c Lime Juicers 10°, 2,'°z 3% CREAMETTES FARMER PEETS. 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BAG SUNSHINE AMERICAN LAMBS USDA CHOICE lOOZiinC CherryCoolerCookie je.49 • _ ^ Shoulder Roast LB 7a SUNSHINE a f»A AMERICAN LAMBS-USDA CHOICE Hi Ho Crackers -45° Shoulder SteaksLB 87 BIRDS EYE M Af SALAYS EASTER Frozen Cool Whip Pamp said that on Feb. 4>6 Tribal Council of Michigan • »ald. worhln. ,o, .doct^tode.re, «*. the Council put the Michigan Indian Commlslon under fire by Jg-J-j; GET OUT OF keep our separate identity, Sikhs Jr* ** 8 ltron«feature ,n Virgil Townsend helps , presenting them with a wear the turban." the culture. resolution things. demanding several The different colors of the "I think eventually all people will have to follow the DETROIT turbah also have a meaning. Pink Indian philosophy," Punjrath 'Tint, we wanted the the color of Punjrath's turban THIS SUMMER! - resignation of the chairman and said. students find lost articles Is the sign of happiness and is - director of the commission," "When a people gets more often worn by a man about to Pimp said. "Secondly, we progressive - as has happened be married. Blue Is worn most here In the United States - they winted the main headquarters Eight, elavan, and twtlve-wMk attempt Is made to find the Police Department to be sold at changed from Sault St. Marie to Uniing, and thirdly, we wanted (V RANDY SMITH ier, aided by whatever public auctions. Ml?SeanlartU?lbW* political parties. °f Certtln SHJji besides the materialistic." trips to London - a six-week thi resignation of all white Anyone who b« lost itlflcatlon Is available. Used UMd books cause cause a a snacial special Punjrath explained that the This was the reason as well, trip to Japan - and they all commissioners and appointees At the end of each term, all problem for ob"m for the ^tsff Unlon staff. Union - "O™" «*?».«• bellewe, that thi laava right from Detroit Metro on boards governing Indian affairs. Their poata would ba Townsend. A veteran of five are turned returned to the student who _ft, tfaSf-8 dian long Airportl filled by Indians." Pamp said the day's events pSTiu"the mlnaierof 'the Xr^ Union Checkroom and Loat and Itom^wK^ Seemed vSable lOkltora. Anv Mt nvmori thai hnnlr thi t*vm hifnm Se^had ^ ^^Mwn'pus, In India "Youth here do not have to struggle tomake an" exlitenoe,» Detroit Metro Departures ware highlighted when the Great are given to K to olt his namJ ln the too> the Sikhs ,rp not numerou» they think of higher things that I. June 31 - Sept. 2 London $279 Likes Indian Youth Alliance jawhSjrs ».'c.io»:» — 3. June 34 • Aug. 18 London $334 J. June 35 • Sept. IS London S209 presented their first annual 4. July 30 • Aug. 38 Japan $480 "ippeal award" to a member of the Lansing community who has 10 Townsend'si office each 21... S,ui .""iii;1L"®!, i^iXn of Xl . Jh# * ./no throughout the the graduates. country for their graduates, country for their not been receptive to the needa of Indians or scholarships and week. But most of the articles lack sufficient Identification to JjJ. P °f the [""'thEi. Mrmanrntiv , „ i^ t! dll|Kenc« wd hard work. There Punjrath believes sn« kept tor mike thrtTitsm contain " "*yl1" " t , Valuable ankles are *"°w ""* "°" ' ,""*nw financial aid to attend MSU. designate the owner, and as a -M sun u au After "S.f U'Sl result only about 40 pr cent are °n* a *or 'onger. yA*lr' Pamp said that in addition to that they are the staff at'd!|)tlfl«' ,on »° help I9 ay More! VV/» > /\. > A/or«? * ■ attempting to bring more Indian irned the Union can VV /, , I itudcnts to campus and to Of the paraphernalia turned turned ov»r to the .roturn the article Townsend saltT Michigan colleges In general, he In, glasses and gloves are most li working to make good the 1808 treaty made with the U.S. frequently received according to Townsend. All articles brought epctrd'ft Compare Our govei/emment, The treaty states Into the Union are catalogued, thitit any abandoned property and valuables such as rings and watches are locked up. An The Look of 1970 Thri Four elected to posts by Value in 'U' Credit Union MTAIKIJKI The annual meeting of the MSU Employes Credit Union, held Mirch 2 In the Auditorium, saw the election of four MEN'S CREW SOCKS faculty and •tiff members to governing positions In the organization. * John Reinoehl, professor and assistant chairman of 100% Cotton humanities, was named to the Credit Committee. James Davis, * White wistant professor and Operations Manager of CCTV, was elected to the Board of Directors. * Sizes 10% to 13 Clark Dellaven, Director of Executive Programs in the Graduate School of Business Administration, and Jimes Huston, supervisor of accounts receivable in the comptroller's office, were also named to that body. Stocked in Bone, Blue, Red, The meeting drew a record attendance of 4,000 employes Ten and White Krinkle Patent. $18.00 from East Lansing and Oakland University. For several years the credit Union has held door Yes... We Have Charge Accounts drawings at these meetings. This year the main prizes were a 1970 • prize Just In Time Oldsmobile Cutlass S, or $2000 in cash, and an expenses - paid vacation, or $500 In cash. Fred Staley, a graduate student in the College of Education, \hepards /Hm4 101-98 QT QA ,.,Uk to take a three point lead, 87-84, with less than four minutes to go. Twice the Spartans came within one ^ State News Sports Writer point, but just couldn't catch Purdue. It's probably a Faerber, who gave the Spartans fits underneath all night, iced good thing it was the last home game of the the game with an easy rebound basket with 1:26 left, giving the season — Tuesday night's performance would be impossible to encore. Boilermakers a 95-90 lead. Fighting from behind late in the second - half, Purdue, behind Despite the heartbreaking loss, MSU played one of its finest the clutch shooting of Rick Mount and Larry Weatherford, carved games of the season, putting five men in double figures in scoring. out a 101-98 win over fired-up MSU before 10,667 frenzied fans Rudy Benjamin, who came off the bench early in the game, in Jenison Fieldhouse. turned in his finest performance in his two-year varsity career, The Spartans led by as much as seven points netting a personal high of 29 points, picking up seven assists and during the final playing an aggressive floor game. Center Jim Gibbons, playing his half before the Boilermaker's deadly backcourt duo of Mount and final game in Jenison, also scored a career high 24 points, and Weatherford went to work. With MSU on top, 74-67, Weatherford threw in a 25-foot jumper from the top of the key, grabbed a game high 14 rebounds. Mount hit a 20-footer from the corner and Weatherford Unable to shake the nose to nose guarding of Faerber, MSU - - banged in another long one to bring Purdue back into the game. sophomore Ralph Simpson, who was named to the AP's All - Big MSU went back on top, 84-81, but the Boilermakers got three Ten team Monday, scored only 17 points. He went the first ten minutes of the game without a fieldgoal, then got 11 points in the easy baskets underneath — two by big forward Bob Ford and one next seven minutes before picking up his third foul. The smooth moving Simpson hit only seven of 21 shots and got five rebounds. For Purdue it was business as usual, with Mount throwing in Luthwell ys Advertising baskets from all over the court despite the tight defense of Lloyd Ward and Ron Gutkowski. Mount finished with 37 points while The Lushwell A. C. Lushies return to action tonight after a Weatherford added 25. year's layoff on the hardcourt to meet the Advertising Both teams battled evenly through the first half, racing up Dept. of the State News. The game (open to the entire and down the floor and throwing in basket after basket. Purdue student body and faculty) will be at 7 led at the half, 50-48, but MSU carried the momentum p.m. in Gym II of following Jim Gibbons the Men's IM. a full - court driving layup by Benjamin in the last six seconds. MSU took control early in the second half as Gutkowski got Rudy Benjamin 10 quick points and the Spartans built a 71-67 lead. "We just couldn't control the tempo of the game near the end," MSU Coach Gus Ganakas said. "We played a good shooting S' frosh squeak by Detroit; game with them, but that's Purdue's game. They're an experienced club with good outside shooters. "It goes back to our fans again," he continued. "They yelled for us to shoot and we shot. We were a little impatient tonight. Sometimes too much scoring can hurt you because then you want season record ends at 10-2 to shoot more and sooner. Ralph was a little impatient His outside shot wasn't falling and Faerber did a good job on him. Rudy Benjamin's offensive play was a real spark tonight. ... his By RICKGOSSELIN marks in the first half, and that his substitutions, Bob LePoire, driving to the basket ignited our attack." State News Sports Writer combined with Gary Ganakas accounted for two In the Purdue locker room, Boilermaker Coach points, which George King The MSU frosh cagers ended first half total of ten, was able to was, in fact, the margin of had praise for the defensive iob turned in by Faerber. their season on a victorious note, give the Spartans a nine point victory. "He did about as good a job as possible in guarding as they defeated the University cushion at the end of the half. Detroit had two players who Simpson," he said. "Simpson is absolutely worthy of All-Big Ten of Detroit freshman by a razor - "Breslin played the best he's fouled out, forward Joe though ... he was on my ballot. I felt we would have a letdown Overall bi thin 74-72 score. played in a long time," frosh Sabourin and the team's after the game last Saturday against Iowa, but we struggled back of this year The game itself came within inch of Coach Matt Aitch said. "He's rebounding strength, seven - at the end to pull it out." Rick Mount meet, but an going into an really going to help us next footer Gerald Smith. The lone BB 4* mm Mk solid favorit overtime period. The buzzer sounded with the match's final year." In the first half, the frosh: Spartan player to foul out was center Jim Shereda. |N BIG TEN STANDINGS straight titl which begin THE SANDWICH PEOPLE shot, a shot by Detroit's Otis were cruising along on leads as Friday. This was the second time this ■ ** fn y Whitehead, rolling lazily off of much as 18 points, but had to Ohio Stal leers shoot for 1st the rim. Whitehead, whose battle for dear life in the second season that the frosh were able place tie and 1( Hotte's to polish off the Detroit dribbling tactics injected some session. The rebounding strength DINE-IN life into Detroit's second half point surge, led the Titans with 24 points. of Breslin and Jeff VanderLende (both with 16) proved crucial in the Spartan efforts. juggernaut. The Spartans ended the year with a satisfying 10-2 mark. By OLG OLSON I £ :tively, league': squads this s help insure taking two from Wisconsin (4-6) would also manage a 7-5 final Phone 351-3800 The game was decided on the clutch shooting of Brian Breslin, Aitch, who later admitted that the game probably could "I was season and the really proud of this State News Sports Writer conference standing. first div CARRYOUT& DELIVERY way the boys Mathematically the MSU icers can finish no better than four Of course, if disaster should happen and the Spartans are swept The strugfj who led all scorers with 29 have been put away in the first played," Aitch said. "Many place in the WCHA, but if MSU sweeps Wisconsin at Madison , by Wisconsin then MSU could conceivably finish in last place. prove points. Breslin clicked for 18 half, substituted freely. One of people thought we wouldn't this weekend and Michigan drops Minnesota twice, the Spartans Minnesota has already put the wrap6 on their first WCHA title lowever, If tl play .500 ball." can grab a share of the Big Ten crown. since 1954 with a 17-7 record. Denver wrestle as ' Prior to this weekend's games, the (12-7-1) and Michigan Gophers lead with a 7-3 Big Tech (9-6-3) will settle second and third place this weekend at performance! Ten mark, two losses to Michigan capable of. (4-6) would give Minnesota a Houghton. 7-5 record. The Spartans, currently 5-5 in the lave happen conference, in The Spartans and Badgers both have momentum from last 'avored Big ' Lansing's weekend's action. MSU in sweeping Minnesota - Duluth, 8-5 and 3-1, climbed from eighth to a fourth place tie in the WCHA on a championshij Co SIDA name 10-10 record. The Badgers shut out the Gophers at Minneapolis 2 0 getting "We're g big fa Newest some fine goal tending from Vrohm who turned away 39 Gopher ipartan Coa< 'but th All-Academic shots. to Although the Big Ten race Is at stake, Wisconsin also 10-10 In ) far b( louldn't kno the WCHA will be battling to hold on to that position for playoff addle. MSU senior football twins past two semesters, or reasons. Ron and Rich Saul have been during The race for fourth In the WCHA has boiled down to better "It's goin their college careers, and must a © named to the first team berths position in the playoffs at Denver March 12 through the 14th. nteresting r - be first - string performers. on the 1969 Academic All Another MSU, Wisconsin, Michigan and host Denver will seek the NCAA - Spartan, senior America team announced by the offensive tackle Dave VanElst, berth, with the teams having the most number of wins meeting Spc College Sports Information tied for a spot on the third team. those teams finishing lower in the WCHA. Directors of America. Ron Saul majors in physical As the standings have shaped up, a sweep at Wisconsin would Ron, All - America and All - education, Rich Saul in social pit the Spartans against arch rival Michigan, while the Badgers Big Ten as a senior guard and would meet Denver in the opening round of the WCHA • Denver sciences, and VanElst in Rich, All - Big Ten as a senior at mathematics. All three also were playoffs. defensive end, have been three The other four WCHA teams, Minnesota, Michigan Tech, North Glenn Herriman year regulars at MSU. Their named recently to the Big Ten All - Academic team. Dakota and Duluth will vie for placement in the NCAA or Volkswagen, Inc. THE BEATLES * HEY JUDE 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. Home is Butler, Pa. They were selected through balloting by major college Hie Sauls were several Big Ten players named to the first team. Others were Jim among Tournament at Duluth. The winners of both WCHA playoffs will advance to the NCAA Tournament in Lake Placid, N.Y. Wisconsin and MSU have skated against each other three times By JO State Nev LANSING, MICHIGAN 48917 this season. The Spartans lost the first HEY JUDE • REVOLUTION • PAPERBACK WRITER members of CoSIDA. To qualify Mandich of Michigan. Mike meeting 6-3 in the Great What is I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN .PHONE 482-6226 for nomination and election, Lakes Invitational championship over the Christmas holidays. 'en Swimmii BETTER • LADY MADONNA CAN T BUY MF LOVE Phipps of Purdue, Bill Jrbanlk • players must have maintained of Ohio State and Bill Yanchar MSU, in the first week of January, took two WCHA games from reality boil DON'T LET ME DOWN • BALLAD OF JOHN AND YOKO "B" or better grades 'our Swimmi RAIN of Purdue. the Badgers 4-3 and 6-4 in the Ice Arena. • • OLD BROWN SHOI during the year th ontest ntirely of ndiana, Mich Whatsit take to nd Michigan 1 For the win awards like these? ndiana has fown and is '**in-J 'ki A lot of work. And People like: a lot of hard working Reed W. Black, Brad M. Sham. 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NAME: ADDRESS: Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Wednesday, March 4, 1970 13 FASTEST ENTRIES EVER rs Big 10 milers shoot By DON KOPRIVA might have to go under 4:00 dynamic duo, has run 4:03.3, at sub-4:00 either the mile or two or both he has run 8:53.9 State News Sports Writer to v l it." but that came in December Scorrar's but no matter which he's in, sophomore The sub four minute Winzenried, and his coach, Bob Brennan, he will be sure to be in the teammate, John Dextras, has - mile, Wisconsin's great middle said he has been hampered run 8:56.3 while Michigan immortalized by Roger money. distance runner who leads the senior Ken Howe has traveled Bannister in 1954 and lately by tendon problems. The league boasts 19 milers engraved on the American league in the mile, half - mile But Vandrey still ran under 4:13, by far the the 16 laps in 8:59.8. and 1000 - yard run, has a 1:49.9 on a two mile relay at Numerous other runners, public in the 1960s, has never greatest mile field in its best of 4:01.9, which stands Houston Feb. 14 so he could been run by a Big Ten history, so with a little bit of including MSU's Ken as an American mark for a still be a challenge. Leonowicz and Chuck Runner. luck, and a fast pace, fans in flat track like that in Jenison. But that sad commentary Perhaps the brightest of Jenison could see the magic Starkey, Purdue's Ray But four others loom near the Ashworth and Joe Daley, may change Saturday in the new big Ten stars is mile. Big enough to the four minute Minnesota freshman The Minnesota's Mike Hanley and Ten championships at mark to push the Wisconsin Garry two mile could be Jenison Fieldhouse when no Bjorklund. He paced his team magic too as no less than Greg Nelson and Indiana's ace under or to break 4:00 to the Big Ten cross Bob less than five runners, country seven runners have dipped Legge, who are all themselves. title with a first place finish including one Spartan, rate under 9:00. Leading the pack hovering near the 9:00 mark Illinois sophomore Lee and went on to take and could go under and shots at the league mile sixth, is Bjorklund but LaBadie has a 4:03.1 mile and following crown and accompanying all close behind are freshman threaten for the title. possible sub - four best and has the kick to go minute glory. America honors, in the Glenn Herold of Wisconsin Neither of these races will "With the runners we have strong at the end, as does NCAA meet. and have preliminaries but the Winzenried. sophomore Rick Gross of MSU's Ken Two weeks ago he broke hurdles, the 60 and 300 yard in there, I think the Illinois, both with best times Popejoy, Glenellyn, 111., the all time Big Ten of 8:47.5. dashes, and the 440 through possibility is very good that freshman, has run 4:04.4 in a undergraduate best for two Illinois' Ken 1000 yard runs will have someone could go under if loss to LaBadie but his Howse, a miles with a 8:47.0 prelims and possibly semi - the pace is right," MSU clocking. junior, has posted a 8:49.3 assistant coach Jim Gibbard finishing "kick" is getting Last week he ran the mile in while Ohio State junior Doug finals Friday night. If the past said. stronger by the week and if 4:05.5, nearly equaling his Scorrar, the 1968 Big Ten is any indicator, fans may see he's near anyone, the fans times just as fast Friday night "There are five runners prep best of 4:05.1, and then cross country champ, appears could see a hometown win. came back in an 8:58.0 two as in the finals who are top contenders for on the way back after Saturday as Wisconsin's Don Vandrey, the mile. Garry Bjorklund the title and any one of them second half of the Badgers' Bjordlund could go in disappointing track and country seasons in 1969, as cross runners jockey for the pole position and prime lanes in the finals. Mark Winzenried WowARDjownjonJ Spartans solid favorite for wrestling title By GARY WALKOWICZ very tough one to win. There are lots of outstanding wrestlers few weak spots in their lineup Carstensen, 167 - pounder Phil and fields an experienced team. Henning and 177 - pounder have hurt them in dual meets. Michigan Coach Cliff Kean is may wrestle 177. at either 167 or been sidelined by injuries. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Executive Sports Editor 118 - pounder Jerry MSU's John Abajace, reigning around; guys who are capable of They were victims of several Steve DeVries. hoping that a partisan crowd, Hoddy, 126 - pounder Tim Cech 152 champ, Tom SERVED ALL DAY Muir, modest 7-5-1 (4-4 in defending 160 winner and U-M's ALL YOU CAN EAT might his sophomores can give him a Headrick are the Wolves' other Lou Hudson all have suffered n." 8 Prove to be a vital factor easily, and are determined to the league) dual meet mark. The championship in the final season title contenders. knee injuries which will keep mS' fbut sohd MSU favorite to stai grabremains its fiftha determinl ^ „ th is6the the outcome , give the Spartans a closer battle Wolves have five or six top - of his 45 - year coaching career Besides, Rawls and Keith them among the meet's Depth is the k - key factor this time. flight straight title in the tourney, ^ MSU abov£ the iifhich W- begins at Ann Arbor on conference contenders. Every which other The Hawkeye's top entries inconsistent performances from include 134 - pounder Don the other positions, which are performers, but at U-M. The Wolverines will have the only other defending titlist in Lowrance, Gary Bissell and Jack Zindel of MSU, there were three other defending league champs spectators. Three league records were smashed by MSU in 1969 and all Fish Fry _ . . _ . team has at least one or two Briggs, 142 - pounder Joe manned mainly by sophomores, the meet in Jesse Rawls, who who returned this year, but have could be broken again by the wrest,ers who are p°tential . a I and.10 h : P£<*. finishers, individual winners an(f several Spartans. C respectively in 1969 have been schools have five or sjx , MICHIGAN FAVORED I W the leagues most improved of this caHber MSU, though, SPARTAN NOTES squads this season, which should will enter a „ Peninger, one of the nation's for a first division finish P°tential ChamPi0" 8t every boasting a most successful collegiate coaches was recently named to '1.29 Big 10 meet next for The struggle for the top spot weight and should score points in each event the Wrestling Coaches Hall of tHA title Michigan could prove to be no contest, EST. £JhLfchrli jerfo Th SDartans outstandtngUlent to Jo with the dePth- Three of their wrestlers also have By JOHN VICES for conference and 4-7 Murahata and Pete Sorg. g-men Fame. and one In Peninger has six years won NCAA title. at MSU, four Big Ten Children Under 12 mances have shown them with ekend at for the weekend meet Jensen, McCurdy and Skip defendin* conference chamPs- State News Sports Writer ™ra' ."?d. .,c°a<* .nT°P men for floor exercise Frowick but MSU could score last tefm laifafo MSU's gymnastics team fe.els ^ th!y c™ do YrlU Huntzicker and Jensen high with its own threesome of IFREEI rom 'avored avored Biff Big Ten Ten team losing the the whil® fr°m thre® t0 nve °therS enters its final 'Injuries have hurt 8-5 And could eam the No> j ^ed and and most VMr Randy Balhorn, Mickey Uram _ year " Szypula HAc ihamplonshlp. favorite's role for their event. important meet this weekend «oiost two commented, MSU, Larry Butte of Illinois and and ^arite Moise*.'*Chuck E^rle of "We're going in to the meet as when it travels to Minneapolis pUr meets jeff Rock of Minnesota. of Indiana is also big favorite of course," the Iowa and Michigan loom i Minnesota for the Big 10 everyone is by'l^sTh^ ^int"l fel thaTif Hie side horse will feature a top scorer. top contenders to win good shape and three top quality athletes. John 10-10 in ipartan Coach Grady Peninger aid, but the rest of the league title should Mgu falter int so far behind that someone The piace or even pick up the Hawkeyes, last season's Tournament. The meet will be held Fridav and Saturday with nil schools t ? the HI-FI ntirely odiana of swimmers from year. Michigan ' Ohio State outdistanced the Buckeyes but t the MSU easily £JgWolverines U specialists in have outstanding every event. One of 1101 G. Grand River Cj East md Michigan State. - ' 'this year face a much improved Liaising Phone 337-2310 For squad. ^ Spartang should make these is defending NCAA parallel the past nine years hdiana has won the Big Ten Leading the Spartan attack good showing in the diving. Jim bars champion Ron Rapper u be Henderson, who olaced fifth a . 11,6 lon8 horse vault will TOwn and is almost rvef a a chnn.in shoo-in Will Richards co-captains Bruce on toth l>oards laT year has feature a potent one - two punch i repeat performance this and Mike Kalmbach. shown much im myent this by Iowa's Barry SIotten and [eekend in their meir pool. puu.. Richards, a senior from Tacoma, He wU, ^ joine(J b m Rich Scorza Michigan will use Returning for the Hoosiers are Washington will be trying to ^ott, Tom Cramer, and Dave Je"se" a"d George Huntzicker ndividual titlist Fred re8ain the 400 yard individual ck>ward and Spartans that have a good Southward anH ,nm h™,™ whli» medley title that he captured ' chance of placing are Rich "oild record holders Mark ind Garv H>n Spitz ^ fourth yeaf" Kalmbach who placed in last year NCAA meet ■COUPON- Ji Gary Hall provide added The University of Michigan ln the 100 freestyle, will go for Special! CHICKEN N-CHIPS BOX the Spartans in the 50,100, and ' favored to pick up fS 200 ^styles. Senior Dick Reg. 1.29 'innerup position The Crittendenpvants fho will also see action in with coupon Wolverines the 500 Off events. Qold Fashion Oricjinals cnmo same . . _ big performers ®ould be seniors Sophomore Jeff Lanini has nd Juan °BeU™ 'rankead^hm Gary Kinkead ^ excellent chance for a title in 79' Wed good times in the 1000 the breastroke events- Lanini's DIAMOND AND WEDDING RING SETS Asian American Recreation Club, Inc. 1 Limit one box per coupon. SUMMFR.IET CHARTERS | Coupon good thru March 6 HONG KONG ft OTHER ASIAN CITIES to ^---.-.-■•COUPON--------- • $407 $185 Special!CHICKEN-N-GHIPS BUCKET 3-month flight ■ Reg. 3.99 2-month flight One-way Daydreaming ii for the young at heart. .. toward a future to Taipei 8i 1-month flight Charter ■himmering with the good thinp of life. 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Lansing I—1 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 4,1970 state news state news classified Peanuts Personal Special 10 words $1.00 Starting March 9th 347 Student Services classified 353-8255 355-8255 For Rent HUNKLYSPUWNO by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent Room# Automotjve OLDSMOBILE 1966 convertible LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per SUBLET SPACIOUS 1 bedroom 1 OR 2 girls spring. Sublease. iie MEN 21 and over - Clean 1-owner, good condition, low Orchard. $50. 351-1463. 5-3/9 c month, parts and service free, Cooking and mileage, priced for quick sale. Call option to buy. Call IV 9-5214, 882-3527. 3-3/5 TELETRONICS INDUSTRIES. 487.5753, PLYMOUTH 1962. Good battery, CEDAR VILLAGE: Girl for spring GIRL FOR furnished 4 girl house. MALE STUDENT • AUT0M0TIV1 new exhaust. Hurst 3-speed. $80. STROBE LIGHT rentals. By the term. Rates reduced. 351-5461 Spring 351-0887 after 6 near ci p.m. Rosewood. Phone IMPLOYMENT 353-1834. 3-3/6 nowl 3-3/6 • night or weekend. Call 5-3/5 3-3/5 • FOR RENT MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY, ONE OR two men to sublet PONTIAC GTO 1968. 4-speed. 351-7830. C-3/4 THREE MEN NEEDED for modern • FOR SALE Twyckingham Apartments. Spring SPARTAN HALL. Men and Michelins, vinyl top, console, duplex. Complete kitchen, party LOST & FOUND • stereo tape. Call 355-6142. 3-3/6 TV RENTALS - Students only. Low 351-3411. 3-3/6 room. 351-6843 or 351-4187 after £1,9286. monthly and term rates.. Call 6 p.m. S-3/10 • PEANUTS PERSONAL VOLKSWAGEN 1960, sun roof. 484-2600 to reserve ' yours. ONE OR two girls spring. Haslett Apartments. Low Rent. 351-1132. START SOMETHING • REAL ESTATE Very good condition, motor 1966. University TV Rentals. C MAN FOR three-man house. Private • SERVICE $250. 337-1434. 1-3/4 3-3/6 room, parking, pleasant country Advertise "Auto Servic^* • TRANSPORTATION VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Good TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable $8.50 per month including stand. - SPACIOUS, TWO bedroom surroundings. 3-3/6 Call 351-8114. nil! d AdS" °ial 355S • WANTED Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862 completely carpeted, unfurnished, condition, new motor. $775, 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' luxury apartment. Located in Professor. 676-2047. 3-3/6 CLOSE IN, nicely furnished, 2 LARGE SLEEPING room "kitrhJ i DEADLINE NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands Haslett, only minutes campus $135. Phone 339-2490. from bedroom home. consider short $240/month. Will term lease. privileges, parking. linens, Middle-aged fJ^SS wo"/' ' rented only to MSU students and 5-3/10 1 P.m. one CUM (toy be¬ 337-2015. 7-3/12 484-4220. 3-3/6 faculty. $8.84 monthly (including fore publication. tax). State Management MEN NEEDED, for apartment, 3 CL°SE TO Union. Cancellations - 12 noon one VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Excellent Corporation, 444 Michigan blocks from Union. 351-6636. COMPLETELY bedroom FURNISHED 3 now. Older, neat, Single, available adult. $13 week cite* day before publica¬ condition, rebuilt engine. $900. contemporary, April 8-3/13 Also two room tion. 371-1944 after 6 p.m. 5-3/9 through August. $265. 332-2189. efficiency soon 3-3/6 663-8418.3-3/6 n RENT A TV from a TV Company, 1 - GIRL. 731 Burcham. Spring term, VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Good engine. $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. reduced rent. 351-8715 after 4:30 PHONE Best offer over $300. Call Nejac TV Rentals. C ONE MAN for 4-man house. Private p.m. 3-3/6 bedroom. Spring and/or Summer. 351-9319. 3-3/5 RATES 355-8255 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1966. Good ONE MAN for tw bedroom luxury 351-3841. 3-3/6 MALE STUDENT to share 2 Ulrey House engine, good tires. 485-6407 after ONE GIRL spring 1 351-9217. 1-3/4 bedroom house. $75 including 5 p.m. 3-3/6 4-man Univeri utilities. Phone after 5 I day S 1.50 351-0236. 3-3-4 p.m., Woman's Cooperative SUBLET - 2 bedroom furnished 371-1849. 3-3/5 15^ per word per day 3 dovt $4.00 Scooteri & Cycle# apartment across from campus. $200/Term CEDAR VILLAGE two man need Call 332-4426. 4-3/9 GROOVY FARMHOUSE - private. 13 1/2# per woru per aey one for man spring and/or 4/5 people. $150 plus. 337-2285 5 days $6.50 summer. Call Jim 351-6426 5-7 Room and Board mornings only. 8-3-11 lii per word per day p.m. 12-3/13 TRIUMPH 1968, Trophy 500. Sharp. (based on 10 words per *d) One owner. 3300 miles. 487-5898. ONE GIRL spring term, 4 man apt., CLOSE TO MSU and Frandor. 2 baths, 2 bedroom, balcony. There will be a 50# service 3-3/6 Beautiful one bedroom, 351-0343. 5-3/5 "and bookkeeping charge if unfurnished. Carpeting, drapes, this ad is not paid within 350 KAWASAKI condition. Clean extras. 1968. quick, helmet, $525. 351-2045. 2-3/5 Good EAST bedroom SIDE. Large furnished, 1 $120/month. Call For Rent For R ent balconies, air - conditioning, full kitchen, parking, laundry, utilities except electricity. Call 332-1703. WINTER TERM IS 337-0409. 0-3/13 GIRL NEEDED to sublease spring 3-3/6 The State News will be responsible only for the HONDA Low SCRAMBLER mileage, excellent c 1967 305. APARTMENT: needed FOURTH man ONE MAN share 2 man apt. Spring term. Americana 351-1903. 5-3/5 Apartments NEED GIRL immediately. No COMING TO A first day's incorrect inser- 699-2632. 5-3/10 Spring and/or Summer. contract. Northwind Apartments. sublease. Near Brody. 351-3218. Auto Service & Parts 126 351-0894 Orchard, or Apartment 351-6330. S-3/10 8. 3-3/5 Cedar Village Call 351-3328. 5-3/10 CLOSE ONE OR two girls sublet Spring. $55. THIRD MAN wanted for luxury ONE MAN spring. Rivers Edge. Apartments ACCIDENT Problem? KALAMAZOO STREET BODY Call duplex near Frandor. No damage deposit, $61/month. 351-7068. $60/month. 351-9312. 3-3-4 No deposit. Now accepting maximum, 332-2029. 5-3/10 utilities paid. BUT DON'T - The State News does not SHOP. Small dents to large 5-3/10 wrecks. American and foreign applications for CLEAR, 1032; 2-bedroom, permit racial or religious furnished, newly decorated and cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. summer and fall discrimination in its ad¬ FLAT TO let, Close, very nice, Lease, 2628 East Kalamazoo. C leases. carpeted. Very nice, adults only, vertising columns. The deposit and references required. utilities furnished. 332-4143 for State News will not accept 332-3226 or 339-8450. C-3/9 EAST LANSING near campus. Ono MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East appointment. 3-3/6 bedroom, furnished. Large airy Bogue Street at the advertising which discrim¬ Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. . . rooms. Air conditioned. inates against religion, Red Cedar River NEED MALE Student to share very race, color or national or¬ Complete auto collision service. IV5-0256. C painting and CEDAR GREENS Beautifully maintained. Select clientele. Lease 332-3135 or Phone 332-5051 large, furnished near 2 campus bedroom with igin. 882-6549. O congenial grad. Air - ONE MAN for four luxury one bedroom - furnished man conditioning, dishwasher, laundry, FLAT TO let. Close, very nice. Lease, apartment. Campus Hills. Spring pool. $85. Spring / Summer. deposit and references required. term. No damage deposit. 351-3982. 3-3/6 pool Aviation 332-3226 or 339-8450. 5-3/9 351-1053. 3-3/5 Automotive ONE OKEMOS 3 rooms and bath, FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to BLOCK from campus. SUBLET. ONE bedroom apartment, furnished. Utilities paid. Phone learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII Carpeted, furnished, 2 man. Whitehall Manor. Unfurnished. 332-0881. 3-3/6 ALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 351-1252. 5-3/9 After 5 p.m., 332-4176. 2-3/4 Like new condition. $2,550. Call TWO GIRLS needed spring term. 351-3918. 10-3/12 Chalet Apartments. Reduced WANTED: ONE man for three man Employment rates. Call 351-3780. 5-3/6 FACULTY APARTMENT. APARTMENT FOR rent across from apartment. Yi block off campus. Unfurnished. No campus. Inquire after 4 p.m., 113 Call 351-2316. No BUICK SKYLARK 1966 V-8, power, pets. EAST damage BOARD ADMINISTRATOR Louis Street, East Lansing. 9-3/13 automatic, best offer. 351-6357. CEDAR GREENS. Pool. 2 man LANSING MANAGEMENT. deposit. 2-3/5 Board of Supervisors in Macomb sublet spring, summer, cheap. Phone 332-2627. C 3-3/5 County, Michigan, (population HASLETT APARTMENTS: 2-girl for 351-2431. 12-3/13 CAMARO 1967 327, 3-speed. White 600,000) is seeking a Board 4 man spring term. 351-8765. capitol villa 5-3/5 and black vinyl top. $1,400. Call Administrator to assist in WOODSIDE APARTMENTS: 1 651-5249. 3-3/6 preparing and administering public bedroom, furnished, balcony, APARTMENTS 129 BRUCHAM Drive. 2 man policies and programs. CEDARVIEW APTS., 1404 East laundry, security locks. Graduate furnished apartment. $125 per Baccalaureate degree required, Grand River, Married, graduate, Chevrolet, CLOSE THE DOOR 1957 hardtop. or married students. 351-4698, month. Call 487-3216. Evenings, Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 seniors welcome. 351-5647. 4-3/6 Excellent running condition. Call preferably in Public or Business 332-2920. 5-3/4 bedroom 882-2316.9-3/13 Administration. Some experience apartments. From 882-7986, ask for Jim. 7-3/12 $150-$165. Near Campus. in management position with CHEVROLET, 1950, 4-door deluxe. 37,000 miles, no rust. $295. industry and/or as administrative officer of a County a Chief For information call ON YOUR or a City is desirable. Salary range: HIP BUT not rowdy FRIENDS! 339-2762 after 6 p.m.. Weekdays, TWO GIRLS Needed New Cedar Is anytime. 3-3/6 $17,500 to $20,000. Send resume needed. Single room. Quiet WANTED ONF girl to sublease spring apartment. CEDAR GREENS, sublet spring and and/or Delta Village. $60 spring, summer. to Herbert P. McHenry, Board of Cheap. Immediate summer. Arms summer terms, swimming pool. 351-8415. 11-3/13 CHEVROLET Supervisors, County Building, occupancy. Call Alex at 351-1008, $50.00. 351-3244. 5-3/9 BELAIRE, 1963. Mount Clemens, Michigan,48943. preferably at dinner time. 3-3-4 Call between 9 - 4 p.m. 489-7521; Say Good-Bye With A Stick, tuned up. Good condition, after 5 p.m., 351-8262. 10-3-13 ONE GIRL needed for spring term. excellent transportation. $295. 2-3/4 351-1604.3-3/5 H O R TICULTURE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AND ONE MAN needed 2-bedroom apartment. 351-6804. 10-3-13 for 2-man, SOUTHEAST LUXURY 2-bedroom apartment. Furnished or ONE GRAD needed in Twyckingham Meadowbrook furnished, 4-man 393-1125. 5-3/5 Trace. Luxury, PEANUTS CHEVY 1964, 6 cylinder, stick. Needs some 351-5837 after 6:00 p.m. work. $250. 5-3/9 students; Saturday and Sunday retail sales of plants and garden GIRL: OWN room until June. 340 unfurnished. air-conditioning. appliances. Draperies, Avocado for spring, 351-1137.3-3/5 summer $70, PENNSYLVANIA Furnished 1 NORTH - 1005. PERSONAL supplies. Commission and Oakhill. $60, no deposit. Fully carpeted. NEED 1 bedroom, utilities Special: 10 Words for $1.00 337-0671 evenings. 3-3-4 Utilities furnished Man for 2 man, paid. Ground floor and garage. CHRYSLER 1954. Well guaranteed base. Experience not except MUST be PAID for in ADVANCE kept, spring/summer. excellent necessary. Orientation prior to electricity. 882-9117. 10-3-13 Close, air $130/month, plus deposit. transportation, power conditioned. 351-4557. 3-3/5 627-5454. 4-3/4 MARCH 9 - 13 late March start. ONE MAN for 3-man University steering/brakes, R/H. $75. TWISS 353-7229. 5-3/9 LANDSCAPE CENTER Terrace, spring term. $125. 347 STUDENT SERVICES 351-0590. 10-3-13 351-1993. 5-3-6 CHRYSLER STATION WAGON TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS PART TIME employment. Summer SAVE: DRIVE 4 miles, 3 room The Spacious One 1, 2, 3 are now leasing student cinn ranra QD0D 1969. Full power, air furnished, utilities paid, garage. CROSSWORD POZZLE conditioning. 332-1663. 3-3/6 opportunities also Automobile required. Phone THE available. $110; Efficiency $90. Girls, spring 332-3398. 10-3-13 bedroom apartments. unfurnished units. Th<>se spacious luxury apartment are completely 31. Musical □so □□□□ raannngBg ens ago CORVAIR CORSA 1965, 140 H.P. SOCIETY CORPORATION carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish ACROSS perception Stereo Tape. Must sell 355-8748. 32. Vestry Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has dishwasher, 3-3/5 2 GIRLS for spring term. Near Featuring the garden style a 1. Bugle call 34. Songbird BARTENDERS EXPERIENCED and campus. 332-6090 or 332-1129. apartments that offer year 5. Spotlight 36. Pretense 5-3/5 garbage disposal and individual control - central air round 8. anna heoghsQ CORVETTE 1959 convertible. non - experienced. Call THE living comfort. See our Japanese 37. Mire Classic, mint - condition - type. DELLS. 339-2916 for interview model now and reserve your conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 admiral 39. Question More info 485 7753. 5-3/10 before 4:00. 3-3/5 EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW apartment. Okemos Rd. at 11. Seed covering closely HH0S oq@ ABOUT CLASSIFIED ADSI They parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been 12. Promissory 43. Mt. Hope 332-5094 College fees cutlass s 1969 2-door. Red, vinyl sell things fast. Dial 355-8255. CAMP camp COUNSELORS - in Maryland. Age 21, W.S.I., for co-ed ^adequately plannedandfor with a giant heated swimming pool, 13. Sister 47. 48. Wild ox Astern ncp asa recreation rooms private balconies. If you want to be 14. 49. Hail sailing, ECHO HILL CAMP, 3825 Leading man Wisconsin Avenue, 'Washington, 15. Unfamiliar 50. Skin dune buggy D.C. 5-3/5 among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. 17. sands shark, Pealed 51. Fictitious nai Three-toed i MAJOR TUNE-UP fiberglass body. Real sharp. $850. There units 18. Bombyx 52. Statute 5. are starting at $70/ month per man. 2. District 651-5848. 3-3-4 BABYSITTING - FOR room and 19. Copycat 53. Beverages 3. Weaver's sloths board. May have 1 child. Care for 23. Tie DOWN bobbin 6. Decompose 2 children. Phone 676-1226 26. Movie script 1. Himalayan 4. Catchword 7. Heal before 12 noon. 5-3/5 MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every 30. Billfish wild goat 8. Baseball term day g. Harbor boat FAIR LANE 500 convertible, 1968. SPECIAL except Sunday IT IS" Automatic, V-8, power steering. YOU START SOMETHING GREAT when you read the Classified Ads PHONE: 332-6441 n 10. Unbroken 16. Clumsy boat 339-2762 after 6 p.m. weekdays, weekends anytime. 3-3/6 each day) THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE 1 P 20. Dance step 2>l. Generations MO95 and parts 22. Wealthy 24 Genus avena on all 40 cylinder imports 21 22 P 25 Harass 26. Baste PP Ctopcfemgfjam YOUNG FEMALE 27 Hotrod 28 Hermit VOCALIST 29. Medieval LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1963. GOOD ONLY WITH THIS AD All power. Good condition. $595. 4620 S. 33. Divulge 489-3029. 3-3/6 To work in Lansing, with a UNTIL MARCH 13 Hagadorn 35. Almond commercial group. All types 38. Clock face MACH I, 1969, Excellent t v/MmmwawammwM 40. Unicorn fis" power brakes, power steering, take 41. Handsome i. Call 675-5147. TF Gilles St. Germain SPORTS CAR CENTER MA NA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: monkey 42. Notebooks 43. Youngster MUSTANG 1965. In 1200 E. OAKLAND PHONE 482-1226 good condition. Standard shift, 484-6346. 5-3/9 6 cylinder. 371-1173 TU2-3601 Anytime ■ OPEN MON. & THURS. TIL 9 OVERSEAS DELIVERY ARR. Alco Management Company 1 44. Flying saucer 45. Eggs afi Modern. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Marcn 4, 1*70 15 For Sale For Sale Personal Service QOLF CLUBS. Full let, price, good condition. 355-6128. 2-3/4 BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN SCENE with an exciting new job Check today's Clanified Adsl HAIRCUTS OF all kinds. Come over. UNION BUILDING on AWAY FROM IT ALL HOMES are in the Classified Ads each day I McKee BARBERSHOP. 3-3/5 Check_novv| (Continued from page 1) Recommendation 0 USED vacuum cleaners tank, CHINA, GLASSWARE, violated changed the name of the books, BE GOOD To yourself and better 1 INCOME TAX Service available at by procedures canisters and uprights. $7.88 and jewelry, records, sheet music 415 West Grand faculty standing committee to walnut her and take her to The Pub at River, East established hereunder, shall have up One year written guarantee. drop leaf table, chairs," that of council standing green The PICK. 5-3/9 Lansing or call 669-3428. 9-3/13 the right to appeal to the DENNIS DISTRIBUTING CO.. French Provincial committee. davenport, etc. Priced Committee on- Academic 316 North Cedar opposite City to sell. FREE Recommendation seven Market. C-3/6 12:30 to 5:30, Thursday, Friday -- LIFE INSURANCE WEDDINGS, PARTIES, Governance and then have and literature. Call licensed agent - PORTRAITS. H & B designated six undergraduate Saturday, 2011 Moores River provisions for appeal to the students and three graduate Drive. 3-3/6 STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. f PHOTOGRAPHERS. Special rates REX-AIRE water vacuum cleaner elected faculty council." for parties. 337-7819 or students to serve on the with attachments. Costs $300 new The recommendation passed will sell for $45 or terms. Phone SHURE MICROPHONES % price. Peanuts Personal 351-8130. 3-3/5 by a majority vote of the University Educational Policies Heath Committee. 482-2911- C-3/6 amplifiers, Macintosh pre-amp, cheap. Altec pre-amps! council. DEAR STEVE, Happy 100th. Keep F YOU APPRECIATE Recommendation eight In addition, the council EFFICIENCY you'll like the way named six WEDDING Victorian GOWN - high style. Beautiful silk neck 2 3/5Speakers- 332-6250 evenings. counting pennies. Your Loving Roommate. 1-3/4 puppies and kittens sell fast with voted to extend an October 1, students and undergraduate one graduate Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl 1970 deadline for reports on the organza. Suede Coat. 355-8072. WORN, LOVABLE student to the University 3-3/5 sofa seeki ng EEKY BEEKY, You'll miss Aspen arrangements made for student Curriculum Committee. home. $25. Call 339-9102 but not as much participation on all levels within SONY Hp 460 Stereo with phones, Thursday 10 -10 p.m. 2-3/5 love Nucky. 1-3/4 as I'll miss you, Typing S*rvlc* ^ the departments, schools, Recommendation designated six undergraduates nine deck and stands. Excellent "*r tape 2 colleges, centers and institutes to condition. $300. Also portable RED-WINGS tickets for game. 355-3569 after 6 p.m. Sunday^ CSB: HAPPY 21st. May the next 365 COMPLETE THESIS Service. December 1,1970. and one graduate student to the professional typewriter, 16 guage 1-3/4 days be good ones. I sure hope I Discount Printing. IBM typing and The first University Committee on binding of thesis, resumes, three Honors Programs. double shotgun. 355-5448. 2-3/4 can help make them that way. FC publications. Across from campus, recommendations that' passed Anliinqls (But not for much longer.) 1-3/4 the council dealt with each The Council will reconvene BEDS: USED AND NEW . . . Bunk corner MAC and Grand River, Thursday at 3:15 p.m. in the beds in 30" and 39" twin size. All GREAT DANE PUPPIES - ExraTlent JANET: CONGRATULATIONS but' below Style Shop. Call' academic units development of a Con Con Room of the sizes new .cotton mattresses or temperament. don't leave COPYGRAPH SERVICES, program to include students in Champion orange peels in a 337-1666. C Internationa] Center. inner spring and box spring bloodlines. DOR-LE rented 18 days to go. "Stay the department, school and DANES car. combinations. Roll-away beds in 372-3408. 7-3/6 calm and organized." college level as well as university Love, BAP. TYPING: TERM papers and theses. 30", 39" and 48" widths. Hollywood style beds and frames, chests, dressers, study desks. 60 miniature poodles - males, black, 8 weeks with shots. akc. 2 Fast 10-3-13 service. Call 332-4597. programs institutes responsibilities. in the centers and that have academic Mrs. Nixon used matching chairs for study or __Call 487-0476. 5-3/10 (Continued from page 1) PEOPLE WHO SEEK The fourth and fifth dining room use. Used card tables and folding chairs. Late model SAINT BERNARD Pups. AKC, 6 THE MEN of West Shaw 9 wish Moni IMPROVEMENT read the recommendations that deal with met with Mrs. Nixon said the weeks old. Dew claws removed. "Services" ads in the Classified students representation on the stereo phonographs, and stereo a swirling birthday and a First Lady wanted to know what 676-2866. 3-3/6 columns. Check nowl council were amended to include components. Stereo tape showerful of gifts. Regards CHE. motivated the volunteers and recorders, used portable TV sets. SAMOYED PUPPIES AKC. Pet & special provisions for what type of improvements were ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Apartment gas ranges, kitchen Show type. Good with representation from the Colleges children. offset printing. Complete service needed on the MSU campus and tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner of Human Medicine and Also stud electric hot plates. $3.99 and up. service. Phone Recreation for dissertations, thesis, nationally. 339-8587. 3-3/6 Veterinary Medicine. Another volunteer, Sandra New metal kitchan cabinets. Free manuscripts, general typing IBM. 20 years experience. 332-8384. C They now read: Your move delivery. Bank card. Master Charge THREE SHIPMENTS of BUS-IN-SPECIAL "There shall be one voting Burnham, Holland, Mich, junior, and lay away plans. Hours: 5 fish, due in said Two inmates in death - Friday. NOAH's ARK, East nothing political was row at the Ellis Unit, Texas Dept. of 5:30 p.m. WILCOX 20% DISCOUNT, THESIS undergraduate student seated on mentioned in the meeting with Corrections Lansing. 3-3/6 the Academic Council from each at Huntsville, Tex., engage in a checker game. SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East Direct from PRINTING during February. Mrs. Nixon. of the thirteen colleges whose The board was made by the inmates from a piece of Michigan. 485-4391. C Professional thesis typing, Campus to Mrs. Nixon told reporters cardboard and colored with crayons. The contestants see printing, binding - Finest quality primary educational task is the that she intended to discuss her PORTABLE CASSETTE guaranteed. Call education of the undergraduate. the board, but are unable to see each other. tape Florida, Spring 337-1527 or recorder, excellent condition, $25. 393-0795. C In addition, there shall be one trip with President Nixon. AP Phone 393-3022. 3-3/5 ALASKAN MALAMUTE - 5 Break! Wirephoto females, 1 at 10 months and 4 at 6 voting member seated from the weeks. AKC registered. Phone DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term College of Human Medicine and HEATH KITS. AJ-43D, AA-21D, papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM Trustees hit from probe (tuner and amplifier.) 2 bookshelf 372-4075. 3-3/5 one the College of Call VIC STORNANT Electric. 351-0763., 351-7086. speakers, AS-18. 353-8342. 3-3/5 C-3/5 Veterinary Medicine, those to be AFGHAN HOUND puppies, AKC, 332-2728 chosen from the undergraduate GREAT BOOKS of the Western loving temperaments. Range of BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. students or those (Continued from page 1) Board chairman Don Stevens, into the University should come colors, 332-1895. 5-3/5 g working World, plus index for studying, No job too large or too small toward a professional D-Okemos, concerning the right from the board of trustees. On ANYONE WHO DRIVES A CAR degree in progress reports, not financial bookcase. Days 482-1226, Block off campus. 332-3255. C their respective college." of an individual trustee to needs a good repairman. Check reports," he added. this I agree with Don Stevens," evenings, 393-1409. 5-3/10 Mobil# Homes "There shall be six voting Martin said White's conduct an investigation of this Merriman said. the "Auto Services" in today's Classified Ads. T ransportatlon graduate students seated on the investigation is based on Green's kind. Merriir.an noted that White's FISHER STEREO console. Garrard 1967 ELCAR mobile home 12x50, table. Must sell, moving. $75 Academic Council selected from alleged involvement in the Stevens said that while the investigation has not been two bedroom, fully furnished, NEED DRIVERS 21, riders any age. •est offer. 332-0031 located at Windmill Trailer Park. among those colleges which have selection of President Wharton board may ask for an accounting authorized by the board- after 6 Anywhere, FLORIDA. 3-3/6 For further information call I Service 351-5249. 8-3/5 Cheap. a graduate training function. No for MSU's top post. of CUA finances, "that does not Trustee Warren Huff, 646-3601 or OR 7-1869. 5-3/5 college may be represented by "I think White was give license to an individual to D Plymouth, said although he ALTERATIONS AND ladies more than one concerned about Green conduct his own investigation." WANTED RIDERS to Fort representative at making doesn't know the purpose of dressmaking by experienced "I sincerely believe that the TWO BEDROOM Detroiter. Fully seamstress. Reasonable Lauderdale, $48-$10 refund. Call any given time. Graduate some telephone calls to Wharton White's inquiry, he defends his furnished including TV. Behind charge, students shall be selected by the SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale. 355-5855. 5-3/9 353-6528. 2-3/5 during the presidential selection only investigation and inquiries right to make it. Coral Gables. $2,200. 351-4579. Council of Graduate Students." Brand new portables - $49.95, process. I heard him make some 5-3/5 FLORIDA BOUND. Spring break. reference to this right after the $5.00 per month. Large selection of reconditioned used machines. Singers, Whites Necchis, New Home & "Many Others," $19.95 1969 HILLCREST, 12'x60' two bedroom, unfurnished. Located at Brookview Mobile Home Estates. DRAFT INFORMATION CENTERS Riders wanted. Call Vick Stornant 332-2728. 5-3/9 trustees selected Wharton. That's what this whole thing centers around," he said. Icelandic to $39.95. Terjfcs. EDWARDS Call Martin said he does not , 625jJ|20 for more East tells DISTRIBUTING*" 1115 North 489-6448. C-3/5 COMPANY, Washington. NEW information. W MOON 12x60. 3 bedroom. Carpeting, skirted, utility building. Over Lansing: Campus Bookstore Room 205 Wanted MSU Sailing Club meeting tonight 8:30 p.m. for racing school at 3B believe White .has .any basis for his concerns. "I think Green may be talked to Wharton once and of ho BLANK 8 track cartridges and title Located in BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for By MARIA SAMARIN Windsor Estates. Twyckingham Apartments. Call that's all," he said. "I don't labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, 646-6638. 8-3/13 all positive. A negative, B negative When Gudrum Bodvarsson, graduate student in plugs and jacks galore. All at and AB Kathy, 353-6581 for rides. think there's any basis for the biophysics, negative, $10.00. O gets married, she will continue using her maiden name. It isn't a catalog prices. MAIN negative, $12.00. Michigan investigation." new feminist movement. It's because in ELECTRONICS, 5558 Lost & Found Community Blood Center, 507% The meeting of The Greater Lansing Trustee Frank Iceland, where Miss South Community Organization Task Force Merriman, Bodvarsson is from, girls don't change their last names to that of Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C East Grand River, East Lansing. Against White Racism will be held R-Deckerville, agreed with their husbands. LOST: BLACK kitten near Cedar Lansing: Above the new Campus Book tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. at Edgewood statements made Monday by For that matter, UNFINISHED Furniture: Village. White on chest and Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. they don't use their father's surname before Bar tummy. 351-6987. 1-3/4 Michigan Theater United Church, East Lansing. stools, night stands, Arcade Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. getting married either. Rather, a girl's last name is formed by , chest-of-drawers, prefinished picture frames, and more. PLYWOOD bookcases, Personal 1 - 5 p.m. Every Sunday Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C The MSU Rodeo Club tonight at 9:00 p.m. in the Judging will meet Murray named taking her father's first name and attaching "dottir" - which means daughter - to it. Since Miss Bodvarsson's, father's name is SALES, 3121 Pavilion to turn in ticket money and Gunnar, this makes her real surname Gunnarsdottir. Confusing? South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C NEW AKAI X-200D (Roberts 20-21 year remuneration old ■subjects. $2.00 for 15 minute ad money and read the rodeo to grievance "I'm using my father's last name while I'm in this keep from confusing people," Miss Gunnarsdottir that is to say -- country to hearing test. Call Kathy after 5 Miss Bodvarsson explained. board by court -- 650XD) tapedeck. 351-0464, after 5:30 p.m. 5-3-6 ALTERATIONS p.m.; 351-8415. 3-3/6 The Student Mobilization Committee Icelandic a Scandinavian AND ladies -- language that has its roots in dressmaking by experienced meeting will be held tonight at 8:30 ancient Nordic - has no word for "dating," Miss Bodvarsson said. BEAM'S ANTIQUES general line of GUITAR, MANDOLIN, and banjo. p.m. in Room 31, Union Building. John Murray, professor of seamstress. Reasonable charge, "In Iceland we have no dating as Also older Fender Amp. you know it here - it is antiques. Buying china, furniture JOANNI - MEET me at Brody at 6 355-5855. 0-3/9 The April Moratorium Rally and the journalism, has been appointed more formal," she explained. "A boy will not ask a girl he has 355-6220. 3-3/6 Anti and bottles. Please no common p.m. tonight for Sorority Rush ROTC Program will be to the newly - created State Bar .All just met or does not know well out as he does in this country. dated canning jars. 242 Jefferson, Sign-up, Margie. 1-3/4 are urged to come. Grievance Board. FIVE John MAYALL Tickets. Prefer There are more group activities." Mason, 676-1404. 11 a.m. -6 p.m. every day. 3-3-4 XEROX COPIES $3.00 seats. 351-0084. 3-3/6 Will pay. Call The Campus Girl Scouts meeting will the Murray was appointed by Michigan Supreme Court. Nor is there any expression in Icelandic for "draft because Iceland has no army dogers" -- class notes M be held tonight at 7:00 p.m. in 304 Also except for the coast guard and REPOSSESSED 1/3 ^ home work Bessey. A review of knot tying and appointed by the court police. carat diamond. thesis URGENT! were Tibor Paysz, Value $250 now $175. CLARK R.P.C.V'S INTERESTED in starting library material NEED up to six John lashing will be given. All interested University of "We are a small country -- our total R.P.C.V. social and/or action Mayall tickets. Call 355-0452. Detroit population is only around JEWELRY. IV 4-4112. 3-3-6 a it makes cents to Xerox students and former Girl Scouts are professor; William 200,000 and half of this number lives in Reykjavik, the capital," group at MSU. Please contact the 2-3/5 welcome. Davidson, a Port Huron Miss Bodvarsson noted. YOU CAN Peace Corps Recruiter at NATIONAL GRAPHIC attorney; and Ben Watson, a see the savings with "There is no exposure to minority 353-9482. 2-3/5 SYSTEMS The MSU Veterans Association will groups. The predominant Quality glasses from OPTICAL Lansing attorney. faith is Lutheran, but we readily accept 541 East Grand River meet tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the people of other faiths." DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Hie State also appointed Pollution, as well, Ave., 372-7409. 0-3-6 ANTIQUE SHOW and sale. March 332-5246 (across from Berkey) Cross Roads Cafeteria, in the three members to the board. The poses no problem, because Iceland has little 10-11. Congregation Shaarey industrialization or smoke, she said. Fishing is the main WANTED: STUDENT participation International Center. All new Bar appointed John S. Clark, a industry. Zedek. 1924 Coolidge Rd., East SPECIAL OCCASION "We heat our smaller towns and cities TAPE RECORDER: four track, CAKES: in the academic governance of the by natural hot water Lansing, $1.00 donation. 3-3/6 Weddings, showers, birthdays, etc. Petoskey lawyer; Gil Davis, a geysers under the earth," she explained. automatic, reverse, sound; $225 or University. 5-3/5 best offer. Call 372-0289. 5-3-6 Home baked, expertly decorated. An informal planning group for Royal Oak attorney and former Further, Iceland has no railroads. Until the advent of cars and FREE A thrilling hour of beauty. Phone 882-3661.0-3/4 future campus activities including a State Bar president; and Harold ... TAKE ADVANTAGE of the great planes, Icelandic ponies -- a small, furry breed - were the major For appointment call 484-4519. planned Teach - In on March 7, the E. Mountain, a Detroit attorney. means of transportation. buys in household goods in OVATION GUITAR. Excellent MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS DRESSMAKING, day before Women's International Chief Justice Thomas ALTERATIONS, today's Classified Ads. In some areas, however, the American influence is condition. $250. 351-4250 or formals. Experienced. Reasonable Day will be held by the Women's Brennan said he will send letters starting to STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. make itself felt. Rock music is 351-9457. 5-3/4 C-3/5 charge. Call 355-1040. 1-3/4 Liberation Group at 8:00 p.m. to the appointees "in the next popular and hippies are beginning SECRETARY EXECUTIVE 18 years to appear. tonight. Films, speakers, and week or so" calling them into a types 65 words, "The hippie thing is beginning and some 5 words. 663-8665. literature and rap sessions on third rule - making and organizational people are wearing 3-3/6 floor of Student Union will take long hair -- but there is noo drug abuse or problems in this regard place every Wednesday. meeting. yet," Miss Bodvarsson said. ON THE TRAIL! LOOK AHEAD TO SPRINGTIME! Check the "Household Goods" in today's Classified Ads. Information about opportunities in Israel for study, work, travel and FOR PUBLIC GOOD Kibbutz will be made available this evening at 8:00 Nixon urges p.m. in the Union NO WE WON'T HUNT Congress - Gold Room. Students who have been in Israel will be on hand to tell about YOU DOWN WITH A GUN their own experiences and give helpful inside tips. HOWEVER - GOOD The all girls of Bedlam cordially invite the young at heart to an to order rail settlement All-Campus Jacks Tournament to be WASHINGTON DAYS held at 8:00 p.m. in the East Lower (AP) - settlement. to increase Lounge of Holmes Hall tonight. President Nixon asked Congress "We hope Congress will act efficiency. Tuesday to block a nationwide quickly," Shultz said. "We'd like Members of the Machinists, The Soaring Club will have a general rail strike by ordering to see them act tomorrow." Electricians Student Ads must be paid by noon, Friday, March 6th and , Most people have their meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in acceptance of a tentative wage and Boilermakers Nixon's bill would impose as unions had voted approval but prepaid from Monday, March 2nd, or you go on the HOLD list. This Room 30 Union building. The and job jurisdiction settlement good and their bad days, Ground School will follow at 8:00 final a settlement worked out by rejection by less that 3,000 means no registration, no diploma, no transcripts, no nothing, until for some 45,000 workers. depending upon their negotiators for the four unions sheetmetal workers has paid. "A nationwide stoppage of but mood, the weather, little rejected by a majority of the prevented a voluntary Dr. rail service would cause hardship members of one union. The things that happen, etc. George Wald, Nobel Prize Winner settlement. in Medicine and to human beings and harm to Physiology will give settlement would include a 68 - So, hurry and pay up! a talk at 2:00 p.m. today on "The our economy, and must not be cent raise in current "We must not submit to the But with Want Ads, wages of Science of Death or the Death of permitted to take place," Nixon $3.60 an hour for the workers chaos of a nationwide rail Room 347 there are only good days. Science?" and at 4:00 p.m. on "The said in a message to Congress Want Ads work every Human Enterprise: From What Does who repair and maintain railroad stoppage because a minority of just two hours after four equipment. the effected workers rejected a Student Services Building day because each day a Scientist Make Moral and Political AFL-CIO shopcraft unions contract agreed to by their' Judgments?" in the Union Ballroom. there is a whole new called a strike for one minute It would also include the Questions and Discussion will follow leadership," Nixon said. "The group of people reading after midnight Wednesday. controversial provision to permit after both talks. public interest comes first." and responding to these "Speed is essential," said workers of all four unions to MICHIGAN STATE NEWS newsy little ads. The 7:00 Womens IM. MSU Promenaders will have Square, Folk and Round Dancing at p.m. tonight in Room 34, Secretary of Labor George P. Shultz in a White House explaining Nixon's unprecented briefing cross each others traditional job jurisdiction lines to do a limited amount of work, which the Shutz said it was not likely that the bill would become a precedent for mandatory labor Everyone is welcome. proposal for a mandatory railroad industry insisted upon settlements in all such cases. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 4,1970 STORE HOURS REDEEM COUPON • GRADE AA MM 'fete 45 7 A.M. - 12 P.M. MEDIUM EGGS NEW FAMILY SIZE - Vh LB. LOAF FRESH SLICED « ^ ^ BIGEBREA0 4 I REG. 69c CHEF BOY AR DEE FROZEN JUST A FEW BLOCKS OFF CAMPUS AT 3301 e. michigan ave. ne><™°°rtoshoppers fa.r CHEESE PIZZA 48 CHEF BOY AR DEE FROZEN REG. 1.15 BOOTH FISHERIES SWIFT'S PROTEN TENDER, DELICIOUS STEAKS! A 55c * sausage pizza i sea tang frozen SIRLOINS. 08 REG. 75c KRAFT SINGLE WRAP sliced cheese 65° breaded fish bits 69 32 OZ. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN PLUMP, MEATY GRADE NO. 1 REG. 59c COUNTRY FRESH WT. c PKG. 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