Thursday MICHIGAN Cooler . . . UNIVERSITY STATE fATE NEWS a . . . and continued cloudy with high today of 33 and a low tonight of 19. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 5, 1970 Nixon signs late hour act ordering rail strike delay WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon signed Wednesday night an emergency act of Congress ordering a 37 - day deUy in a But he said his union was locals of the strike delay. '"Die way informing its it came out was a The union expressed concern about unauthorized wildcat strikes. Nixon signed the strike delay bill some possible to do just that," said Assistant Secretary of Labor William J. Usery, the administration's chief trouble shooter in nationwide railroad strike scheduled for catastrophe," Winpisinger said. "Our two hours after it whipped the 15 -month-old members have been without a wage through dispute over wages and midnight. Congress in one day. job jurisdiction. But the White House said the commitment for 15 months and now they White House Press delay won't secretary Ronald The 37 - day delay, which will carry resolve the dispute as the President had are asked to swallow an additional 37 days Zeigler said the administration would use through a congressional Easter recess, went asked Congress to do, and without any indication whatsoever of what the delay to try to urged four bring the two sides to a into effect only a few hours before the AFL-CIO is expected to be achieved in those 37 shopcraft unions and the rail voluntary agreement. midnight deadline set for a walkout. industry to use the postponement to reach days. "We are going to make every effort The White House said a railroad a voluntary wage and job jurisdiction shutdown would be a disaster to the U.S. agreement for 45,000 workers. economy. Edward F. Carlough, president of the The Senate passed the no - strike - now Sheet Metal Workers International LAMAR NOW QUIET order 83 to 0 and the House followed 343 A South Carolina highway patrolmen guards the Lamar elementary Association which has rejected a settlement to 15. school after a group of white adults protested new desegregation laws. agreed to by the other three unions called "The bill preserves the status quo for 37 the They clashed with state troopers Tuesday. The school has been ordered closed indefinitely. AP Wirephoto delay absurd, but said the union would obey it. Some railroads already preparing for Political lead days but does not resolve the underlying dispute," Ziegler said. "By contrast, the legislation sent to the what would have been the fourth congress by the President yesterday stand afternoon would have settled the matter in rench submarine lost nationwide rail strike in almost century dropped plans to meet the strike threat. half a against accordance with the desire of the majority of workers involved as well as the he said. carriers," Penn Central Executive Vice - President Robert. G. Flannery said "we are President Nixon, Vice President Spiro T. n Mediterranean Sea clear that this administration does not scheduling all commuter and intermediate and long - distance passenger trains for Agnew and South Carolina political leaders spoke out strongly Wednesday against condone and will not tolerate violence resulting from the lawful desegregation of ASMSU operation tomorrow in anticipation of violence which erupted in Lamar, S.C., schools anywhere," the vice president told receiving reports of a violent explosion at normal work activity. where white parents attacked Negro pupils sea and the sighting of oil floating debris. The 850 patches and "Freight schedules and yard operation are planned to continue." attempting to attend newly integrated schools. a news conference. Earlier the White House said presidential press through secretary Ronald L. opposition - ton Eurydice disappeared Carlough said, "We opposed President The small farming town was calm Ziegler: "Any time a group of adults during a practice dive in waters about 2,000 feet deep off Cape Camarat, 35 miles Nixon's crude attempt to ram down the throats of 8,000 sheetmetal workers on the Wednesday under the watchful eye of riot - equipped highway patrolmen, sheriff's intimidates children to keep them from going to school, any right thinking to CUA east of Toulon. railroads a contract settlement they had deputies and South Carolina Law "We consider it almost certain that the American would deplore and oppose that By JOHN BORGER overwhelmingly rejected by Democratic Enforcement Division agents. type of action." State News Staff Writer Eurydice is lost," a Defense Ministry vote. We are just as opposed to this absurd The police - enforced quiet was in sharp The South Carolina House gave a The spokesman said in Paris. 37 - day suspension of our rights under contrast to Tuesday, when a mob of whites ASMSU Student Board Tuesday The standing ovation to one of its members issued missing Daphne class attack existing law by the Congress," Carlough smashed the windows out of three buses who assailed the attacks as "cruel and a resolution opposing any "special submarine was the second of her kind in a said. inquisition" into the Center for Urban little more than two years to carrying black pupils, some of whom were Affairs (CUA). disappear on Carlough said the workers had already injured by flying glass. The reaction came after Rep. Heyward a Mediterranean practice dive. waited 15 months for a wage Although the resolution did not mention The Eurydice sailed from its base at St. increase in The attack prompted Agnew to declare Belser of Richland County, a Democratic the long drawn - out dispute. that the administration "will not tolerate any person by name, board members made candidate for lieutenant governor, told his Tropex on Cape Camarat before dawn and William W. Winpisinger, vice president of violence or unlawful interference" with clear that its thrust was directed at trustee radioed she was diving in calm seas at 7 colleagues: "Violence only begets more Clair White, D-Bay City, who announced the International Association of Machinists efforts to desegregate schools. violence, and I deplore the day that South and chief negotiator for the four unions "Speaking for myself and the Cabinet Carolina turns again to actions like the Monday that he would not vote on the Less than an hour later, 1970-71 allocation for the Center until he a geophysical said the legislation was a "catastrophe." committee which I chair, I want to make it tragic events in Lamar." laboratory on the coast recorded a violent "finds out exactly what they're doing." explosion. Experts later concluded it had White had also accused Robert Green, come from the Eurydice, whose mission is the silent tracking of enemy submarines. FINDINGS RELEASED CUA director, of acting as a "kingmaker" in the presidential selection. A task force of about a dozen ships from "White's on a personal vendetta against the French Mediterranean fleet one individual, and by doing so he may- headquarters at Toulon and spotter planes were ordered to search the area where the Eurydice failed to resurface. The dive was to have lasted no more than Huber's committee told endanger an institution which can do a lot of good for people in the state," member commented. - at large Sam Riddle general three hours. The resolution cites the Center's history, The task force flag ship told navy U' legislation needed purpose and consistency with procedures his map indicates the area of the tediterranean Sea off Cale Cammarat 'here the French submarine Eurydice headquarters at about 1 p.m. it had sighted patches of oil on 5V& miles off Cape Camarat. the water surface some no used in other academic departments and centers and resolves that "ASMSU any effort to single out the CUA ofor a opposes reported lost Wednesday. The sub Later in the afternoon, headquarters was the special inquisition into budget and there are a few. But the total is very ongoing good of the institution." or ad 57 men aboard when the French told the boats had turned up floating KALAMAZOO, (UPI) - A research In addition to programs of this Center which either minimal on Michigan campuses. And I recommending no new Mt contact with her. debris, which the Defense Ministry was organization hired by a State Senate substitutes the judgment of laymen for the AP Wirephoto think that is something we should all be legislation in connection with campus convinced tore loose from the stricken committee which is studying campus expertise of those appointed to run the very thankful for." disorders, the report specifically says submarine. disorders told the committee today no Center, or subjects the CUA to a scrutiny Huber's committee, created a year ago by scholarships, grants and loans should never "Among the debris," the spokesman said, legislation is needed to deal with campus the be withdrawn for any reasons other than more severe than that to which other "were some ship's papers with the name disorders. legislature, will have to study the academic departments are subjected." report itself before deciding what poor grades. lune grad 'Eurydice' on them." The ministry, without further evidence, It also reported there has been "only a very minimal amount of communist or subversive activity" involved in the foment recommendations it will make legislature. One of its major tasks will be to the At another point, it urges a evaluation of the role of the complete re - president on The board also amended the election procedures to exclude organized off spring was working on the theory that the - campus living units as polling places. submarine may have collided with a surface which has sprouted on campuses across determining its position on the research campus and indicates current presidential A motion to provide $1,000 in legal stay Even if weather conditions inside are favorable, were The spokesman said several cargo ships reported in the area in the moming. Michigan. The firm, Higher Educational Executive Associates of Chicago, turned over a 400 - group's first recommendation -- that no new laws or changes in existing laws are needed in order to deal with campus functions may contribute to unrest because the president has no contact with students. In connection with so - called "open expenses charges for Ralph Bartels, who faces stemming from demonstrations, as a possible test case of Feb. 19's disorder. ine commencement will not be held in Efforts were being made to track them and page report to the committee, headed by admissions" policies where a college has no Michigan "anti - riot" laws, was referred to "The fundamental problem on many le Stadium this year, Herman King, asst. see if their hulls bore traces of a collision. State Sen. Robert Huber, R-Troy, during a academic entrance requirements, the report Policy Committee. The committee will fovost seminar hear on campus unrest. college campuses is to divert student unrest draw up guidelines for the use of legal aid and chairman of the The spokesman said a heavy ship scraping says they should be designed to help the from translation into campus disorder and ommencement committee, said over a submerged submarine would not Huber said he would have to "study the student with a poor academic background funds and present its recommendations to to channel the energies which are reflected Wnesday. necessarily produce a shock noticeable to report in depth before I can make any in student unrest into more productive to complete college. the board Tuesday. In addition, members. But, he said the crew overall comments on it." A motion to revise the composition of graduation ceremonies for crew mechanisms and paths," the report said. feduate degree and undergraduate degree "But," he said, "I should point out that As far as black studies programs are the Legal Aid Fund Committee was certainly would have heard an explosion. "The intervention of the legislature, teipients will be separated this year, King Another Daphne class submarine, the many people thought our study was going concerned, the report recommended, retained in Agenda Committee for further however well intentioned, is unlikely to institutions maintaining them "should have kid. Minerve, disapperared in mysterious to be a witch hunt. This report shows that consideration. contribute to this process. a clear cut rationale for so The ceremonies for circumstances with 52 aboard in the it is the furthest thing from what it is." doing and a way In other action, the board endorsed a graduate degree men "Further," it said, "since such legislation 'ndidates will be held at 10 a.m. on June Mediterranean Jan. 27, 1968. She was When asked about the question of of modifying other courses in the student petition drive to ask for is often enacted in haste, it is often the Auditorium. never found, nor was the cause of the whether any subversive influences helped curriculum to take account of the continuation of the 1965 Voting Rights Undergraduate emotionally, rather than rationally based; accident ever determined. cause student disorders, he said, "Oh, contributions of minority groups to Act and agreed to supply mimeographed (please turn to page 11) designed for the preceived crisis rather than American culture." materials for the petitioners. U.S.-French diplomacy: thaw near? u WASHINGTON President (AP) - Just what was Nixon's act of contrition on behalf of his guest to abandon the Guallist policy remained even if Pompidou's path Nixon was trying to save the American people appeared to gratify on the Middle East or the Atlantic »en he flew to New York to smooth through the United States had been the successor to the imperious Charles Alliance or anything else. strewn with roses instead of thorns. rench President Georges Pompidou's de Gaulle. Pompidou called Nixon a The American President's sole aim "Wed feathers? American officials from Nixon on down man "whom I have felt of kindred was to continue the policy of had no illusions the French leader Administration Nothing sources try to draw a more or less, diplomatic temperament," and expressed his reconciliation that began when he would change his views on the Middle sharp line between the official aspects ™«cials aver, than a long - awaited pleasure that the American chief of visited de Gaulle a year ago, after nearly East just to please the United States. of the visit and the venting of anti - ange in the atmosphere between state had gone out of his way to show 10 years characterized by an icy silence ashmgton and Paris; a thaw, sure signs American officials who advocate an Pompidou feelings by a small segment that France and the United States "will punctuated by occasional harsh words. evenhanded Middle East policy in of the population. ., . e"d of a near - decade of frigid remain allies and friends." Pompidou emphasized the ceremonial stions between the two discussing France's controversial sale of capitals, The Pompidou mission was a good nature of the visit in his New York Mirage jet fighters to Libya, privately It remains to be seen whether the two h . ere's no doubt the French leader will visit, and in the highest councils in speech. While grateful for his host's accept Pompidou's argument that can really be divorced -- and diplomats the fn anBry> offended, puzzled: by which he found himself, there was good presence, Pompidou continued a hard Libya's military coup last fall created a agree the answer to that depends N«h screaming as he addressed the will aplenty. The demonstrators could policy line, criticizing "multiform vacuum someone had to fill. primarily on the French president. ,l '?nal ^ss Club here; by police dogs not nullify that, observers feel, protectionism" in the United States, and Whatever U.S. differences Despite criticism by some French with epnerding his arrival in San Francisco; especially as he comes from a land reiterating French fears over business France may be, American journals, which felt Pompidou lost his experts say Chio nstrators jostling him in where noisy street demonstrations are takeovers by U.S. firms. the French role in North Africa is cool, there could be a backlash by to tif80- beaten was, In short, angry enough by no means unknown. But the differences between the two greatly preferable to Soviet expansion Frenchmen who feel their head of state to cut his visit short. Nixon had no intention of persuading has been insulted. governments on major issues would have there. Pompidou 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 5 First Lady arrives in Colorado DENVER (AP) - Extra security forces moved in for First Lady Pat Nixon's visit to Colorado Wednesday in the wake of five Center at Lafayette, schedule. first stop on Mrs. Nixon's afternoon trip to spotlight volunteer efforts by college students. A Denver police helicopter hovered over her motorcade to a Secret Service agents investigated, but found nothing awry. downtown hotel, where she rested before departing for Lafayette bombing incidents in the last five days. But the President's wife showed no concern. She lingered However, morning classes at the school were called off. and Boulder. Mrs. Nixon did not plan to visit the university The airport welcome was an affectionate, band - blaring salute handshaking and chatting in a Stapleton International Airport itself, site of three recent bombing incidents. One was aimed at an Air Force led by Republican Gov. John A. Love. The crowd, ; welcoming crowd of about 500. waving Mrs. Nixon flew here from Cincinnati for an overnight visit to ROTC office, another a behavior science building and a third a banners, was filled with Girl Scouts and Brownies. Several spotlight the work of Clearing House, Inc., a University of campus security police car. "Peace Now" placards were visible. Colorado organization through which 1,000 students work in 20 The other bombings involved a police car outside a Boulder As she has done everywhere on her trip, Mrs. Nixon went to organizations near the campus at Boulder 30 miles northwest of police station and detonation of what was apparently a dynamite the crowd to shake hands and chat. She was mobbed by Brownies here. stick in a nearby canyon. and Scouts, seeking her autograph. Mrs. Nixon gave two little girls The First Lady drove to Boulder to spend five hours visiting Although there was no apparent link between the bombings and souvenier gold pens with her name on them. the First Lady's visit, police at the airport provided the places where the students help out -- a preschool center, a day tightest Trailing the President's wife were two Clearing House student care center and homes for retarded children and the eldery. security evidenced so far on her three - day - old, cross country leaders, David Purdy, 21, and Peggy Cullen, 20, both of Denver. TTiere was some uneasiness among police officials when a usually locked door was found open at the Follow - Through WITH TV COVERAGE The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Subscription rate is $14 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Millions to view eclipse NEW YORK (AP) -- With the Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, aid of television, the total eclipse of the networks' cametas and the i some portion can be seen as far Mexico from 10 to 15 minutes Waid speech Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press scientists will be watching. west as California. beforehand to see the eclipse Association, United States Student Press Association. of the sun this Saturday will be Mexico is the first land the The surgeon general of the George Wald Nobel Pnze winning biologist and from there. ABC will be on from one of the seen by more people than have eclipse passes over. United States, Jesse L. Steinfeld, nation s leading scientists, spoke Wednesday night Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. ever seen an eclipse before. said in a statement that the 1 to 2 p.m. and in addition to its Auditorium. Wald is noted for his stand at th! Even without television, the The obvious question is, why own remotes will take pool on the use Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services safest way to watch the solar chemicals that are eclipse will be visible to millions, watch the eclipse on television if coverage. polluting the earth's environment. Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, eclipse is on television. Anyone State News Photo Michigan. weather permitting, as it tracks you can see it from your own by Jerry McAllister trying to observe the eclipse along the populous East Coast of backyard with an eye protector. without adequate eye the United States shortly after Robert Northshield, producer is protection Phones: courting serious eye damage in Editorial Classified Advertising Display Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 353-6400 Coverage of the event will be beamed for NBC, answered, "We can go the to places from which it can be by satellite to Great seen better. said. form of retinal bums," he Book store's no coat rule NBC will be on the air from 12 Business-Circulation 355-3447 Britain, Denmark, Spain, Hie total eclipse will be noon to 1:30 p.m. EST. CBS Photographic 355-8311 Yugoslavia and Italy. It also will visiable only in a narrow band be seen in Mexico, where most along the East Coast, although will broadcast from 1 to 2 p.m. but probably will go live to prompts students to strip PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The rule in the Reed about 15 minutes, Ehlebe said. He said they did College Book store said shoppers must leave their not tell him why they had removed their clothiiw coats at the door, but eight students read it "all - but a university spokesman said he understood Don't or nothing at all." the students expressed the view, "If you want In my coat, take all my clothes." they walked, six men and two women. Off their coats and Ehlebe filed a complaint with the student came -- everything else. marry judicial board, which has powers to recommend Dick Ehlebe, the store manager reported the disciplinary action. The board's report is incident Tuesday and said there were about a expected shortly. half a dozen other students in the store when it Although there has been no recurrence of the occurred Feb. 3, but "they pretty much ignored" undressing, the store manager said, shoplifting those in the buff. has decreased materially since the rule was The disrobed students dressed and left after imposed. arichgirl! Not until you find out just how rewarding a career in Computer Sales or Systems First we have the Octoputer. It combines time-sharing and regular processing in a new bigger jobs at three times the speed. And, it can support over 350 remote terminals. DON'T FORGET THOSE BOOKS Support is with RCA. remote computer package. If this sounds good, you Computer Salesmen at RCA Then we produced Octoputer's should know we intend to are selling packages that are eighteen months ahead of the big brother—Octoputer II. It boosts "programming efficiency double our sales force in 1970. 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An Equal Opportunity Employer IBM Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 5, 1970 3 NEWS Ruling Peruvian generals summary A capsule summary of thee day's events from our wire wire services. i»rvi»>* expropriate two LIMA (AP) — Peru's ruling papers II- HOME OF LOW LOW EVERYDAY PRICES Many political observers, the printing plant used the newspapers that oppose the generals seized two prominent foreign diplomats and Peruvian two tabloids in downtownbyLima the Lima dailies that had strongly businessmen say the military caprices and arbitrariness of the opposed the Wednesday. military junta." revolutionary rulers feel there is vast public government and ordered the The official The seizure capped a running acclaim for their revolution but government papers turned into employe - it has been silenced newspaper El Peruano appeared dispute between the two papers by the later on the streets with its and the military regime. operated cooperatives. families who run Peru's major "I doubt whether we ought to major front page - story telling It grew more intense in recent Expropriation of the daily newspapers. shoot from the hip without having newspapers Expreso and Extra The law expropriating of the expropriation decree and weeks when dissident reporters the and printers who wanted to take all the facts at our disposal." Wednesday aroused fears that morning Expreso and afternoon saying it was ordered in "the similar moves would be taken social interest." over the papers received - Senator Mike Mansfield discussing Extra was adopted Tuesday by against other President Juan Velasco's cabinet, government support. On Feb. possible nationwide railroad strike. publications The publisher of the two critical of the 16 - month old• but it was not made known until 18f composing room employes papers, Alberto Ulloa Elias, said military government. two truckloads of police invaded the decree "will be staged a surprise strike and did against all not return to work. Both papers continued to MICH. HOUSE publish. The company, Editora National S.A., newspaper claimed the strike was illegal and International News appealed to the Labor Ministry U.S. soldiers repulsed three ground attacks by an encircling North Vietnamese force near the Cambodian Grad seeks post processes from should be concerned with the for a decision. The strikers also appealed to the ministry, saying they had been ldck^d out. The ministry backed the By LARRY LEE my volunteer border Wednesday, officers reported. In fighting that whole person. strikers' claim and did not State News Staff Writer activities," Musolff said. answer the company's petition. lasted from dawn to early afternoon, 37 troops of the "My concept of the job is "Sometimes I feel students An MSU graduate announced The expropriation decree U.S. 1st Air Cavalry Division lost one dead and three being a crusader because a protest because the university Wednesday he will run for the legislator is in a position to do takes such a disinterested view published in El Peruano directs wounded. The fighting broke out 80 miles northwest of 58th district the reporters' and printers' House of of the things." students. Students want Saigon. About a mile away, other cavalry units Representatives seat now held Musolff listed campaign issues unions to name a committee to uncovered 126.5 tons of rice in the past four days, more discipline," he declared. administer the papers. It said the by Philip Pittenger, R-Lansing. as tax restructuring, pollution, Musolff said the Neale C. Musolff, 37, a Holt urban college company's shares would be than enough to feed 2,000 enemy soldiers for two crisis, human relations administration and Republican and life underwriter education and campus unrest. governing deposited in the Peruvian months. The troops also captured tons of supplies, boards should be given more • with the East Lansing office of National Bank "until the including three antiaircraft guns, two rocket launchers "Right now, I think the authority to handle individuals the College Life Insurance Co., Spencer Plan (for education who are involved in expropriatory process is and 42 rifles. will be seeking his first public campus completed and a judge calling for $300 million in disruptions, or the authority determines the office. true value of additional taxes) is too that they do have should be Sen. Edward Kennedy left for the United States Pittenger will run for the state expensive," he said. "But there shares and property spelled out. Wednesday after being pushed and jostled by a group of senate seat held by Sen. Harold is some real merit to the expropriated." Indicating some disagreement chanting Maoists at Dublin Airport. The Massachusetts Hungerford, R-Lansing. proposal if it can be tailored with legislative involvement in The only other announced down." Democrat had been in Ireland for three days visiting his candidate for punishing demonstrators, he Pittenger's said, "If the legislature starts to ancestral home, in county Wexford, and addressing the position is John T. Anas, a He said university take away administrations should reaffirm scholarships (and opening meeting of the bicentenary celebrations of Lansing councilman. enforce other actions) we might Musolff, a 1955 graduate of their responsibility to the Dublin's Trinity College Historical Society. About a as well remove the boards of the University in geology, is now students in dozen young demonstrators pushed against a single line asserting some trustees." the chairman of the Delhi guidelines of student life, and of police as he left his car at the airport. The police were Township Republican party. mentioned his disagreement with caught off guard and Kennedy was almost pushed over. "The decision to seek the nomination natural the trend toward elimination of 3 00 ED SHOD BCD DDE was a freshman women's hours. SPECIAL FOR COLLEGIATES ft POST GRADS! L outgrowth of increasing "Hie university is more than a National News MEXICO! involvement in our governmental brain factory," Musolff said. "It The Pentagon announced Wednesday new cutbacks or 3£""7_. outright base closings designed to save more than $914 million over the next year or so. Secretary of Defense Bus service halt J3 2 « STUDY 35 DAYS * *699 TRAVEL 0 ADVENTURE l"g| - - Melvin Laird said he has approved recommendations for plus 6 semester hours of credit! ESI consolidating, reducing, realigning or closing activities at 371 installations in the United States, Puerto Rico and overseas. The base reductions bring to $1,523 billion the brings $1 refund Students with bus passes ma/ . "The 80 cent refund was This Departures June 21 and July 26 summer go south of the border for a truly unique 5-week vacation combined R?t I'll with an ac- ■■■■ credited study program in Mexican Culture at I the UNIVERSITY of the AMERICAS, Puebla. Mexi¬ co. Cost of $699 includes roi—1 amount of savings the Pentagon is supposed to make as pick $1 refund before inadequate," Peterson said. Edtrip let, tuition' |£g| up a l"" lodging, ineai9, iuuki»(i meals, sauiision*, excursions, eie. e Write for com- a result of military cutbacks announced since last Oct. March "17, for the four - day Students who received an 80 1 3#tsll«- plete details. 151 interruption of bus service. cent refund have one punch in ■KA EASTOURS, INC. ffl At that time the Defense Department said that 307 M r I Ugl T> 11 Wart 42nd Itraat Elmer O. Peterson, University their bus passes; those who mmm bases would be shut down or curtailed for economic ■I L A New York, New York 10036 ||| cashier, said students who only collected $1 have two punches. ■J ■*»"» (212) 736-6601 |£| reasons. 00H0SH000E0 An eight month tug of war between Congress and the 110 Administration Bldg. The refund V £**££ P m' White House ended Wednesday when the Senate calculated Jr0g5? Commuter pass holders are not completed action on an appropriation bill that was due last July 1. The bill carries funds for the Labor fee for 85 days of service. efor lbrefunds. igileP GRANDMA'S Department and the Health, Education and Welfare Department for the fiscal year ending this June 30. The Don't Wait 'til the Last two departments have been operating under stopgap resolutions while President Nixon and Congress battled lantous it out. The Senate and the House agreed on a compromise bill appropriating $19.4 billion for the two Minute! 1900 E. Kalamazoo departments and various other agencies, retroactive to last July 1. This is still $680 million over Nixon's Avoid the rush -- Be measured, fitted and budget, but the White House said it would accept it, issued your cap and since Congress added a provision authorizing him to gown STARTING withhold two per cent of the funds. MONDAY, MARCH 9 Vice President Spiro Agnew, criticizing Tuesday's outbreak of violence in Lamar S. C., said Wednesday the Tickets to Commencement FREE DELIVERY SERVICE administration "will not tolerate violence or unlawful will also be issued at TO ALL CAMPUS this time. interference "with efforts to desegregate schools. Agnew said a group of whites, largely parents, was responsible for a "violent protest against court ordered Hours for Issue Are SPECIAL!! desegregation" in Lamar. School buses were overturned Mon.-Thurs. 8:30a.m. -5:30 p.m. and some Negro pupils hurt by flying glass in the incident. There is no excuse for this reprehensible and FrL 8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. entirely senseless action" Agnew told a news conference in his office. For further information inquire at the Despite lingering chest pains and arm discomfort, former President Lyndon Johnson continues to UNION DESK improve. Army doctors said Wednesday. They also Phone: 372-7125 or 372-7126 for delivery reported in a medical bulletin that Johnson has the if busy, dial: 484-4471 or 484-4472 sniffles and could have the beginnings of a common cold. But Lt. Col. Robert North said Johnson's vital signs remain stable and based on his hospitalization of the last three days, doctors continue to be quite pleased with progress. The former President, 61, entered a special presidential suite atop the hospital Monday for treatment and observation after experiencing recurring chest pains due, doctors said, to hardening of the arteries. They said their major concern was to try to Prevent a heart attack. Michigan News Gov. 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Michigan State Building and Construction Trades green Also in Ann Arbor, Detroit, Flint, Saginaw, Sunday ^ouncil, Labor. would operate through the Department ot Midland and Kalamazoo 10 A. M. to 5 H.M. EDITORIAL DISEINT MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Rights conflict with UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER Black political view advertising manager NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor The difference in political perspective GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor between oppressed peoples and the KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor oppressor was one of the most Important JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor points made by Rev. Jesse Jackson during Black protest JEANNE SADDLeR, associate editor his recent visit to campus. The power people s value of the structure and the Constitutional rights so dignity righ,,„hllm£In Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award reversed and claimed by most Americans degrade or oppress. over an Mil for outstanding Journalism. take on a clearly different meaning when you are looking from the bottom up. Last week the Black Liberation Front considered to be breaking the and the Pan - African Students law ot infringing on someone else's rights when EDITORIALS Organization staged an effective protest at Wells Hall. By protesting the showing of they protested. The Implication was that the film "Africa Addlo," they were only a certain group had rights at all and the oppressed accused of suppression. Some felt that groups' rights were at'best these students were interfering with the secondary. "free flow of ideas and others' right to In response we have marched, sat in What was acc make their own decision." I maintain that this not suppression walked out and burned things down to change existing racist institutions. Blacks was revolt against the official hand of but an effective and just protest of the suppression but It is impossible for us to perpetuation of the colonialist view of wield It. Black protest can only register a by attacking Africa. Black people are not in an official position to control the type of information people's value of the right to human dignity over an Institution's right to degrade or oppress. A mob of about 200 white men response may be somewhat different "He who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client. " that is disseminated in this country. Ever Too many people are ready to claim the and women attacked 39 black from what Agnew expected. Proverb since the first slave rebellion, blacks were rights laid down in the Constitution and children in three school buses in It is ironic that a group of rural ignore the reality of racism and injustice that was written into these documents. If front of the Lamar South Carolina Southerners who so despise the JOHN BORGER freedom of expression and other freedoms High School last Tuesday. It took tactics of New Left have adopted the and rights claimed in this document were same tactics. nearly 100 state troopers to protect real, there would be no need for the the children and subdue the crowd Even more ironic, though, is the myriad of civil rights legislation that now with tear gas and clubs. Many were fact that no one was arrested exists. injured, including some of the black children. The group was led by local Tuesday in Lamar. None of the rioters were hauled off to jail. This is truly strange for, in campus and Blueprint for social reform But perhaps this is all academic. Institutions and people In control of such films refuse to admit the existence of racial restaurant owner Jeryl Best, head of ghetto riots, we have seen all injustice and subtle cultural or political available paddy wagons filled. affronts to any Third World people. But it the Darlington County Freedom - of "Unfortunately, some radio stations is vital that these Institutions become - Choice Committee. Best had called What will truly be interesting, across the country consider this song 'too just Think, people. You weren't just cheering for an end to as adamant in protecting the rights of these controversial* to play - the Fifth for whites to boycott all county though, is whether Best is arrested groups as they are in upholding the sacred for conspiring to start a riot. The Dimension, talking about their new record insensitivity in government, you were also cheering America's schools, but when the boycott freedoms of the majority that have whites were ready and waiting for "Declaration." heritage. That was the Declaration of Independence. America. Not suppressed so many others. It only In the apparently was not accomplishing Hiat's a little hard to believe, since Amerikkka. America -- country of Thomas Jefferson, Abraham the desired results violence the black children with ax handles. Interest of the whole country's survival was "Declaration" Is part of the Declaration of The disturbance could not have been Lincoln, Martin Luther King, John Kennedy, Eugene McCarthy, and that they must do this. selected as the only alternative. Independence set to music. But It shouldn't really be unexpected in a many, many others. Apparently part of the great silent spontaneous; somebody had to have But addressing specific points of majority has taken a "lesson" from planned it. country in which some citizens refuse to yesterday's editorial stand, the statement the New The Lamar incident stands as sign the Bill of Rights because It "sounds July, Mother's Day, Chirstmas, Veterans generally crazy for "the cause." What that "people will not allow themselves to Left. The similarity like communism to me." Day, Lincoln's Birthday, Harvest Moon cause? Well, uh, there's this and there's be spoonfed for a long period of time" is between the tactics of Best and those another testimonial to the sickness Trouble Is, the Declaration of Festivals, Easter, Mayday, Thanksgiving that, and, uh, well, damflno. opposite the "official suppression" in the of the far left is striking. Peaceful of some of the people in America. Independence and the Constitution aren't and on and on and they're all just slightly media that Americans accept every day; i.e. means were used for a while, for all We can only hope that the actions of supposed to be living, breathing, Integral different ways of saying the same thing. People, please: listen to the slogans you Vietnam. Censorship definitely "has parts of our lives anymore -■ they've All of them are principally occasions spout. Examine the traditions you say you of two weeks. Then violence was the citizens of Lamar is not believe in and see If you place in this nation" — an official place. reached, or fallen to, the remote status of for millions of Americans to assure really do. The selected, and as usual, misdirected. representative of the majority of the sacred. scrolls, People rely on these themselves that all Is well with their world things you use for placid self To label the protestors of the Instead of store windows, innocent citizens inr-the- South *o£ in. this jJoj:u$sr\$§_to validate their Uvea, although congratulation are likely to shake you up if establishment the oppressors seems affd to congratulate themselves on having country. We can only, hope that this their lives do not always validate the you really try to understand them. carry out very well the skillful strategy of ^hildren were chosen as the target; faithfully lived up to the American Ideal the Nixon administration. By trying instead of private property, human is but an isolated instance. documents. (and their version of that ideal is based Yeah, I was there Sunday night when a life. The In a magnanimous gesture of civic spirit more on complacent mediocrity than upon lot of kids cheered the Fifth Dimension portray a silent majority as persecuted and problem is that many as The same people that clamor for and patriotic generosity, the American outspoken individualism). The Silent sang: "whenever any form of government forgotten, they seem to have succeeded in expressed hopes earlier that Watts Legion or the VFW or some such group becomes destructive of these ends, It is the reversing the oppressor • oppressed repression on campus and in the would only be an isolated incident. Majority pats itself on its collective back gave splendidly handsome copies of the and goes back to sleep. right of the people to alter or abolish it, relationship in most people's minds. ghetto have now committed acts It wasn't. Many hoped Berkeley Declaration of Independence, the And the and to institute new government." And I Whereas this silent majority might actually bigots forget that the exactly like those by which they are would only be an isolated incident. Constitution, the Gettysburg Address, and Constitution freed the slaves and gave them agree with those words. represent a mindless majority, the similar documents to my old high school - administration has given them just enough supposedly appalled. The same It wasn't. equal rights over 100 years ago, forget that Think, people. You weren't just making the presentation with all the the Declaration proclaimed that "all men cheering for an end to insensitivity sympathy and attention to try and mold people that stand behind George We hope that if Southern whites standard their minds. Thus we now see the silent Wallace's cry for law and order have speeches, of course. The are created equal." And Spiro Agnew in government, you were also cheering have to fight integration they find vocational department went into a frenzied satisfied American being praised while forgets that the Bill of Rights guarantees America's heritage. There was the performed acts of disorder. another means besides attacking burst of activity and mounted the metal freedom of dissent - even to an effete Declaration of Independence. America. protestors of the systems have suddenly Apparently part of the silent innocent children. America is sick, plaques on one of the hall waiu>. The Not Amerikkka. America become the suppressors. corps of impudent snobs. And Richard -- country of majority has responded to Spiro's but must it become perverse? plaques were very nice to look at, Nixon forgets that It was not a silent Hiomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, contrasting marvelously (blue and white as Martin Luther • It is unfortunate that what some see as call to raise their voices and chase majority which created the United States. King, John Kennedy, they were) with the washed - out yellow • And the Silent Majority forgets that the Eugene McCarthy, and many, many others. infringing on their rights is necessary to the young radicals off of the front - The Editors liberate the minds of the whole society. green of the wall. The script was extremely Boston Tea Party was not a quiet social Two hundred years ago, some radicals pages; however, their manner of fancy, nice to look at. gathering. got a good thing going. The American But you couldn't read It. You couldn't But the straight cats aren't the only Revolution. Revolution you know, where •• read it! Probably, no one supposed to. ones who bury themselves in ritualized reassurance. The radicals of today lack well it's at. That revolution isn't by over yet, not Letter was long, long way. Parochiaid a After all, the Constitution Is the established rituals, but they're looking for We already have • our blueprint for Constitution, and you can swear by it and them. "Remember Chicago -- off the pigs!" social reform. There's The State News welcomes all letters. an advantage to that kill for it but you don't have to know The movement manufactures martyrs. blueprint, because a lot of comfortably They should be typed and signed with the what it says. The most ridiculous trial in who • knows • middle - class people already accept It in home town, student, faculty or stafi A lot of the "straight community" how • long becomes a "confrontation of All have to do and it's standing, and, local phone n"m7' Nixon name. we a helluva seek -- will M to ritually eulogizes things whose meaning, if understood, would be self - righteously societies" and the Conspiracy Seven (Chicago Ten, if you prefer) are hailed as big task -- is to get everyone to accept it in spirit as well, and to accept that freedom included. No unsigned letter accepted for publication, and no letter will damned ("looks like communism to me.') heroes. But face come with humanity, not with be printed without a signature except in It, nobody In that trial conformity. President Nixon has just come out If, indeed, any of the original meaning looked good. To that revolution we can justifiably extreme circumstances. All letters must be suggestions on parochial schools with remains. less than 300 words long for publication with his recommendations for the People go out and smash windows and give our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred controversy over school Washington's Birthday, the Fourth of throw bricks and yell obscenities and go honor. without editing. reform, rather than expansion, of desegregation, the situation in the federal aid to education. Inherent in South establishes the very nature of his message is contained the this interrelation. Recently, a few OUR READERS' MIND possibility of some financial southern legislatures have attempted governmental aid to parochial to pass legislation which would allow schools. The President dwelt repeatedly on the numerous failures of the federal - the states to financially assist parochial schools. The impetus for this occurrence has been the hard - headed rulings of the Supreme Court Women's Lib teach-in Saturday aid programs to improve the To the Editor: education of the poor. To promote which have called for desegregation society in which values assigned to the their phsyical characteristics and treated as Individual, not societal. That she * Did you know that the word "family" "female this education the report to Congress "at once" with no further comes from the Roman word "familla... principle" (sensitivity, an Inferior, less intelligent caste. The caste neurotic If she Is dissatisfied with the role compassion, responsiveness) are released prejudice against women •• like class and she Is given. We must realize that tne suggested a $200 million right - to - desegregation delays by southern the total number of slaves belonging to one for all people to share. Our enemy Is this man." ■ Engels, "the Origin of the Family." race prejudice •• is built Into and reinforced problems we all share can be overcome read program. public school districts. system, which forces people Into by the structuVe of modern American we learn about the way structures of our Women's Liberation Is a movement to stereotyped roles (i.e. sex, race, class roles) society. This serves to provide cheap labor society oppress people here and all over tne However, the President's While the President raises the create a society In which all people are free which work for the profit of a few. for jobs (Including feeding and caring for implied that the federal specter of the collapsing parochial to develop all of their natural potential, world. And work together to change hem. message Throughout the history of propertied the labor force) that otherwise would have This Saturday, March 7, there will be without being socialized into rigid roles. A government was giving serious schools, adding billions to the cost of society, women have been set apart by to be paid for in a profit society. Because Women's Liberation Teach • In n ? women are kept passive and dependent, consideration to supplying financial supporting public education, does he Union, rooms 30, 31, 38 and 39, In tne assistance seriously believe "education" is they frequently fall Into the roles of afternoon and evening. to parochial schools. Speaking of parochial schools, the promoted in a private school VLF insulted by film consumer thus and defender of the status quo, helping to keep the system running The afternoon will be devoted tapes, rap sessions. In the evening, tn to MM. President stated: "This government environment in which few, if any, smoothly. To The Editor: will be male and female workshops on cannot be indifferent to the black, minority group and/or poor shown in the future. You have been Women are discriminated against various aspects of women in Americ As a member of the Undead Community warned, Beal Film Group. If these abuses potential collapse of such schools." children are present? economically, legally and psychologically, society and the world. Literature will at MSU, I must formally protest the continue you will face the consequences; and this discrimination is justified on the we will stop these films by any means at available. For more Information Unfortunately, federal Whether showing of such films as last week's Beal false basis of their Inferiority. One of the it be 351-1476,484-0638 or 489-1511. ' parochiaid in Film Group offering, "The Horror of our disposal. governmental assistance to parochial Michigan or a soutern state, or aid to most effective ways in which male • Roberta Rodk n Dracula." The film was derogatory, dominated societies maintain this myth of schools is not the answer for the private schools by the federal distorted, and damaging to the integrity Robert W. McNIsh women's inferiority Is by making each Huntsvllle.Ala.junkJ Janl S. Martlnat creation of meaningful education. In government, the result would be the and honor of vampires everywhere. It Saginaw senior woman feel that her problems are Lansing junior fact, financial aid by the Nixon same: forestalling or preventing contained such factually Incorrect Administration to private schools statements as "a vampire cannot necessary reforms in education. We really might have the opposite effect » change to a bat or wolf" and "the vampire cannot further the education of the cannot exist by day." Also, vampires were promoting segregation as whites are poor by taking the taxes of all the repeatedly referred to as "creatures of more economically capable of people and handing them over to unspeakable evil" and other such value sending their children to parochial private schools that cater to white, judgments. This situation cannot and will schools. middle and upper class adults and not be tolerated in the university environment. For these reasons I must their children. Although President Nixon invoke the ancient Transylvanlan tradition cautioned against linking his of the few deciding what tlw many may see -The Editors and demand that no films of this type be Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 5, 1970 5 Perrin seeks student voice in new U' post By MARILYN PATTERSON "It's easy to say that people Washington as far as general and Stephen Nisbet, R-Fremont State News Staff Writer have to talk to Clair White, D-Bay City; and one another to education goes." voted in symbolic of a split that existed poverty, the environment and favor of the Frank Hartman, D-Flint opposed get things done, but it's not so "I will appear in Washington in the board before I came," medical care for the elderly. In his new position as vice easy to set up the machinery for whenever necessary to make our Perrin said. He also was a reporter for "I think the vote is president for University this," he said. "I am looking for position known," he said. more The 5-3 vote is the same by United Press International and {clations, Robert Perrin will seek a means of communication with Perrin said he sees no conflict which President Wharton, the Detroit Free Press and an student opinions on "the students, faculty and in universities accepting federal Executive Vice President Donald advertising copywriter for Sears, communications network or lack administration." grants. O'Dowd were appointed. Roebuck and Co. 0f such a network" in the University. Perin, who took office His direction responsibilities external communication include of for Information "If money is appropriated for a program and the University wants to abide by the ground Panel to The 44 year-old Perrin is the - former deputy director of the Office of Economic Opportunity said A native of Ann Arbor, Perrin he Michigan. enjoys being back in Monday, will be responsible for Services and "acquainting the rules attached to that in Washington. "I think Washington is an internal and external community and other people appropriation I don't see any Perrin was an administrative extremely exciting city, but it's communications and federal relations. "Internal communication is with what's going on on -• on matters that them." campus might affect problem. At any point that the University feels its hands are being tied, it has the option of 'U' arts complex assistant to the late Sen. Patrick V. McNamara, D-Mich. As McNara's aide he participated in pretty insular. People in Washington think the rest of the nation is like Washington. This really an effort to insure that all He takes over responsibility simply not taking those funds." A panel will discuss on television, MSU's need for the developmenent and isn't so. For this reason I the constituent groups in the for Information Services from Perrin named arts a performing enactment of social legislation in welcome the opportunity to was to the complex and the possibility of getting one. University know what's Gordon Sabine, vice president newly formed post of vice the field of education, labor, come back." happening and they can talk to for special projects. Sabine has WMSB-TV will show the program at 7 p.m. Friday and noon president for University relations each other and share ideas," ROBERTFERRIN served as temporary head of at the Feb. 20 trustees meeting. Saturday. Perrin said. officers of the University." University relations since He said he does not take the Participants in the panel are Wilson B. Paul, director of the Although Perrin has no "Ill be asking questions and I September when James H. 5-3 vote on his appointment as a Lecture - Concert Series; E. C. Reynolds, chairman of the theatre preconceived formula for hope people will bring ideas to Denison asked to be relieved as personal matter. dept.; Virginia Hutcheson, coordinator of cap and gown cultural effecting internal me," he said. "This will be a director of University relations Trustees Don Stevens, activities; Donald A. Pash, program associate for radio and communication, he will "go continuing operation with me. after 22 years in the post. 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Washington lust ^'tute ' and to the National of Health. 6 u Michigan Micnigan Statestate News, East nasi Lansing, Michigan Micmgan Thursday, March 5 1970 Charlie Brown' fans face 200 years pass since massacre disappointment in musical Once frustrated upon artist a time, had a a young and old alike. The artist is Charles Schulz and, of course, think Linus spoke like that" or, By KATHY MO RAN State News Staff Writer government over h, which 3"^ l brainstorm and poof - a group of kids and a beagle were born, the gang is Charlie Brown and his friends. PANORAMA "this is not the know!" Snoopy that I Revolution is not a new word. Neither is massacre. Yet, in the i^TdemoSti^ tak'tyng wher* we have control " S The musical is composed of course of 200 years, their They would eventually bring The antics of this marvelously "The marhinn„ their creator fame and fortune human group are printed in various sketches of the activities SSSSgr h,,e ch*"Bed mm of the gang a few years and win a firm place for newspapers throughout ago. This was before Two hundred years ago today themselves the hearts of world, have appeared in books Snoopy got to be and on television and now in the Head Beagle and before » 100 colonists, chmneb theatre. Peppermint Patty came on the gathered in the streets of "You're A Good Man, Charlie scene. In this production, Linus Boston, throwing rocks and is taller than Lucy, and seems snowballs at British troops. Brown," three years old now and making its second return to like a big dumb fool instead of a sharp little kid. Their demonstration was the culmination agreed that the by the colonists demonftSJ were Detroit, is one of the sweetest, of months of He said thu ~ justified. "You're A Good Man, Charlie antagonism between the troops freshest, most innocuous considered musicals in recent years. It has activities and the colonists and was a Sf-nH ^ trooI» attracted a large number of pleasure. major event leading to the American Revolution five years Tension, hegan m the children to the threatre with their parents grumbling about However, when Linus, Lucy, w. engagement, Is a most Snoopy, Charlie Brown are enjoyable evening if you don't Wter- with"'the"'lotion of colonies a tax on Good imports of staples the high price of the tickets, thrown at you, as in the ca jg Qf take your Peanuts too seriously. grief According to Robert Brown, mfofifinr of iead'pap^r 6 such 38 *«• This is family theatre, no sex, no the musical, some of the The performances, with the professor of hictorv history fha the Rncfnn Boston British ^2 n.ji! . . "You're A Good Man, MflfiSflPfP intimacy is lost. There is vast possible exception of Andrea Charlie Brown" is musical a WflC Alllfo fVln nudity, no four - letter words — • A. r» . just lots of singing and funny difference between reading the Martin as Lucy and Grant rendition of the famed Peanuts comic strip currently customs collectors and lines. The music is by a words for yourself and hearing ™^.an as Snoopy are only playing in Detroit. Alan Lofft, left, Derek McGrath and today. disturbances under the que|i percussion band and the lyrics them spoken at you. You might mediocre, but the musical is Andrea Martin, right, play the main characters in the "It took place in a society Act and were Meetin. ruled quartered at th e delightfully original. say to yourself that "I didn't nevertheless entertaining. production created for children. by an imperialist town's expense. Strife the colonists and the between The best sketches are wasted troops was inflamed when the on children, for much of the troops began human passes over their heads. COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT dating colonial women L moonlighting to Hobie's This, I think, is true of the make up f» their meager pay. Peanuts comic strip. The musical On March 3, workers is inferior because it has been i THE SANDWICH PEOPLE soldiers brawled outside toned down a bit. Part of the Poli offers ropeworkers factory. Two days Phone 351-3800 CARRYOUT& DELIVERY strip's success is due to the fact that there is a bit of each of the Peanuts gang in each of us, which makes reading their daily Sci m s later a notice waterfront: "This is was to posted on inform the the By ROSEANNE BAIME Institutions and Behavior, will State News Staff Writer be conducted by David Bell, Hie handled second course will be surrounding areas. No evening time for touring Europe. No meal is being included in the conflicts with the study program soldiereof^thVuH^0!I asst. professor of political as an independent study Regiments are dpt„rm " rf program, encouraging students package, Bell said, because will arise as long as the students , . nea Students interested in to do their research through students The first c s against all who Bell said, will shal comparative British and U.S. be taught in a lecture interviews, tours and meetings, expressed the desire to be able period. oppose them." - seminar instead of library research, to experiment with London Anyone interested governments will be able to Tliough it is uncertain, it fashion, concentrating on a "I want students to study restaurants. program get further study the British side of things . .. D~... . , - — — j can suspected that a colonist posted first hand this summer in a t things in a way they wou,dn,t be Transportation to and from information from Bell, 337 the warning to provoke London be specially South Kedzie Hall, 353-3279, or the foreign study program offered g systems of able to here," Bell said. can trouble. h-u tha PniiH/*ni by the Political Science Dept. ? Classes will be held four arranged by individual students, from the Office of Overseas Later in the 111 also be looking at the Bell said, so they can allow extra Study, 108 International Center. day, a British mornings a week from July 6 - sentry hit "arm of government, a boy who had beer August 20 on the Bedford i interesting mixture antagonizing him. A Campus of the University of of British features, he said. and American London. campus Housing near the and daily breakfasts, Detroit radio emcee gathered at the scene as church bells summoned the residents. In the melee that followed. plus transportation and tuition shot rang out and Captain fees are included in the $823 cost of the summer program. The setup of classes for the to speak on campus Thomas Preston ordered his troops to fire on the crowd „ . ... , . .. When the smoke cleared three program allows all afternoons - and three - day weekends for Edgar "Bud" Guest of Detroit 25 to speak at the men lay dead and two m touring London and the»s radio station WJR will bring side» personality his Srfo^iT Serv ce Award Dinner for MSU later from their wounds, to cpt. Preston and six of his men employes. were arrested for murder. Hi The banquet will be held at 6 men were defended by Jfl "It's all, as 'Mad Comics' (tL spartAiTtwimTtheatre FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER • 3100 EAST SAGINAW • PIhhm 3514)030 p.m. in Holden Hall. Guest "Sunny currently emcees the Break" show at 8:15 Adams, them were Josiah Quincy a Ro5ert Auchmuty and flve acquitted. T would have it, humor in *Open at 7:00 P.M. a m. Monday through Saturday ; tidier* were found guilty the jugular vein. It has NOMINATFD * the Sunday Side Club at 1:45 and 8:15 p.m. Monday through manslaughter. Because th., the raucous truth FOR9ACADEMV could read and write they of a cry from the AWARDS! Including Friday; and the "Time Traveler" pleaded benefit Df clergy a show at 6:40 p.m. Monday balcony or the •BEST ACTRESS" JANE FONDA were punished by branding bleachers. There •BESTSUPPORTING ACTOR " through Friday. their thumbs. is vigor in GIG YOUNG this vulgarity. It's a laugh - in for adults." MSI INTEMMIIIHH Fill SERIES -Life mag. presents MSU LECTURE - CONCERT SERIES in cooperation with the 'THE FIREMEN'S BALL' Department of Music PUTNEY THE rSAMANTHA B66AB THrr SHOOT Center for Urban Affairs SWOPE" The Truth and Soul Movie MOLLY MAGUIRES hopsts, DON'T THEY? Entertaining, funny, different and carefully crafted. Firemen's ball in small Czech town becomes vehicle for 2:00P.M.-4:15-6:30& 9:00 P.M. spoofing human frailities. Stars Vaclav Stockel, Josef Svet, Jan Vostrcil. Milos Forman, Director. In color. THE GATES OF JUSTICE TODAY SHOWS I n3E TONIGHT AGAIN Friday, March 6 - 7:30 p.m. AT 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 By IT S THE SWITCH OF THE CENTURY... UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM DAVE BRUBECK as a college sophomore plugs his brain featuring gap and electrifies the Admission $1.00 establishment! THE DA VE BRUBECK TRIO Tonight! Brody Hall WALT DISNEY ^ MHA-WIC Presents: PRODUCTIONS These Nazis aren't for real! They are Allied agents who must McHENRY BOATWRIGHT, Bass-baritone win World War II Guest Soloist: Cantor HAROLD ORBACH Cantor Bruce Wetzler, Shofar THE MSU STATE SINGERS Harold F. Brown, Conductor and THE MSU BRASS CHOIR Douglas Campbell, Director A cantato incorporating the teachings of the prophets into a commentary of contemporary social issues. Scored for tenor and bass baritone soloists, chorus, 11-piece brass ensemble, two percusstionists, organ and jazz trio. WILL ALSO RUN FRI. AT WILSON WEDNESDAY, Mar. 11 - 8:15p.m. AND SAT. AT CONRAD 75c AND- ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE ALL SHOWS 6:50 -9:45 UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Reserved Seats $2.50, $3.50, $4.50 $1.00 Reduction to MSU students with ALSO SEE "DR' FAUSTUS" FULL TIME VALIDATED I.D. (Show FRI. AT CONRAD, SAT. AT WILSON I.D. at door) ALL SHOWS 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. 75c Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket Office STUDENT I.D.'S REQUIRED % Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 5, 1970 7 New NEW YORK approach to film (AP) - There has been a subtle but psychiatrist and educator who is now serving as a "If significant change recently in the motion picture industry's consultant to the Motion Picture Association of America "Midnight Cowboy" were re - rated today, it would i effect since November, 1968, with a recent get an R," Stern added. It has been tagged with an X, minor revision. Stern stressed it was not ratings of X films, barred to those 17 years of age and (MPAA) and its president, Jack Valenti. organized as a however -- the first film so designated to be nominated for power to restrict or contain, but only to guide younger. "The board is now judging films as a contextual parents. It involves a new, more liberal approach to "adult" whole, an Academy Award. "The X represents an adult movie in terms of rather than in parts, an objectionable word or a brief treatment films, Stern, despite waggish rumors, does not psychoanalyze and explicitiess. The X is a apparently a result of criticism that the ratings board was episode," said Stern. As a result, he noted, such films as movies range of film; it is broader than not differentiating between seamier on a Panavision couch, nor give therapy to films or any one film that is in it. nudie films and the "Fellini's Satyricon," "Women in Love," "Boys in the filmmakers to change X tags to more "normal" viewer "The K rating c:in now include adult more seriously intentioned films that may contain volatile Band" and "Zabriskie Point," all of which contain material - films, depending material. ratings. on the treatment." which would normally have prompted the X TTie rating -- He is basically a consultant in areas of education and has Stern sees film today as "an entertainment medium of new interpretation of the ratings system was language or nudity -- have received R ratings from the the become deeply involved in public relations in terms of the highest literary in an interview with Dr. Aaron board. That meansthat theycan be seen structure" with the industry itself Stern, a by youngsters if effect of film on the young. accompanied by an adult. beginning to take a more "literary avenue." He attributes In explaining the working philosophy of the ratings much of this to youth's deep interest in films today. AIDS TO SLUMBER Sleep: tranquilizer of the mind hours of the morning, taking 15 stomach's eyes. A cup of hot locations in the body, there are windows and doors, you may be minutes or so to relax, play other possibilities. For instance, tea, an apple chewed slowly, a kept awake for lack of fresh Now that the end of the term cards, read if you suspect it is the result of a comic, etc, is a lump of sugar with a glass of oxygen. Also, if your bed if too r and term way to cool your mind and built up frustration, running papers, reading water, or any dairy product are soft, your pillow too big or your assignments, l^st minute hourlies around the dorm, hurling some ca,m y°ur n all fine stomach tranquilizt blankets too heavy, they may be and course cramming is rocks in a field, or ripping up a m in from all sides, that dear closing b Also, the student should if you have decided that your thick contributing to your watch his afternoon and evening tension has its origin in the mind newspaper are good sleeplessness. companion of every student, tension relievers. eating habits closely during this rather than the stomach, some If all these solutions fail, lie sleep, sneaking into the time- KeeP in mind that if your exercises may help. Lightly Sometimes, we ignore the on your bed, place your dullest background. stomach is upset, your body will obvious. The reason for your rubbing the temples with the textbook in front of you, play Below are a few hints and not relax. Don't indulge in too insomnia may not be your own forefingers sometimes lets loose sweet music and think of guidelines that might help much of anything, especially metabolism at all, but the room that bull ram that seems to be flowing streams, willow trees get the most of those few hours alcoholic beverages and hard • to you're sleeping in. If the room is Hoyt Axton emerging from the back of your and spring time. If the sandman soft i—.. he allots to digest sweets. too dry, put a pan of water on comes on catching " - neck. doesn't light upon your eyes The main objective in Time being of the essence your radiator with eucalyptus getting Sitting in a hot bath with after all this, your case should be a sound leaves, orange peels, or a few sleep, be it for two or during the last weeks of the your neck resting on a soft warm referred to a professional. eight hours, is to relax as soon as term, one may be tempted to sponge may put you to sleep drops of benzoin and strong in new album possible. Most pre - sleep exercises and formulae at are aimed accomplishing this. There are charge Neither recommended. right through dinner, solution You may get is before you get out of the tub. If you access live in the dorm and have to a bathtub, fake it in no The album cover tells it all. many reasons for anxiety and away with cramming your mind y0Ur bunk with a heating pad messages. "On the Natural" tension and there are just as with facts, but you'll never get roiled There is Webster's definition of sends me back to my own happy many up under your neck. proposed solutions for away with cramming the Sometimes just the palms of "griffin," which at least partially times in Colorado . . . "In the them. stomach with food. inspired the title of Hoyt your hands cupped over your mountains — Rocky Mountains If you have been studying for Suppose, however, that you Axton's new album, "My Griffin eyes brings your mind to better Up on the mountain you a long period of time, it is wise — is Gone." And there are get carried away and forget these things, too. Hoyt don't need your little blue pills, to break your routine before guidelines on food consumption. Axton's words of wisdom to But, if you can't attribute Up on the mountain you don't retiring to the bed chambers, You still have a chance to your tension to any of these supplement the lyrics of his need to blow no grass—/And all Even if redeem you are up until the wee yourself in your song: the tea you need is sassafras/On "Someone once told me in a the Natural dream that truth was a . . . Everything is great real, in Colorado Student's . .etc. white bird. Here are some "Beelzebub' Laughter" is feathers I found. Peace — Hoyt." one of the finest on the album. In this album you can find the It is a nightmare many of us feathers and the peace, and you take have experienced, in fantasy or can find a lot of Hoyt Axton. These are songs you'd sing deep By VALERIE RESTIVO State News Reviewer in reality. "Night has come to the Vietnam Jungle/Rain falls to s in your soul on a quiet, rainy into the wide - open eyes/Of The MSU Dept. of Theatre will present afternoon. before they were supplemented Captain Flynn and Corporal by Tevia Abrams, Montreal, Can. graduate, this weekend The singer comes soft and by recording • studio Miranda/Sprawled in the mud of the "New Playrights' Theatre" started here in January. strong; his presentation is itself orchestration, before he could afford other musicians to back there/Where they have died — . . The plays "And I'm Talking About Sex" and "Service In Time presentative itjjicaeiHsuvc ui tuts .. ,, . ~ , . babies/Who uuuies/»»nu never nave have iever of Love" will be presented at 12:30 p.rn^and 8 p.m. Friday and contradictions that make up his ... . _ . * |Vm'o the Buddhl, in nklnhnmn Gourd, Tltv later seeH fire jn the 8kjeS; And at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Arena Theatre, ground floor, reality. He is not flamboyant, ;nr the Of^fCUy. . .. hope they n Auditorium. Admission is 50 cents. amngemenU 6 neitiyJ He of folk origin, ma«y °f and not his not. his There is glory i: . Down According to Frank C. Rutledge, asst. professor of theatre and were nricrin and JT , , . . , undercut his musicianship. The . _, » „ «elinri.£3 nowor g ry "Room Service" plays at 8:10 & 10:40 ONLY 75c TONIGHT ONLY No. ID. "Be Yourself" plays at 7:00 & 9:30 (Mezzo Soprano) fWfflv *************************** Among the finest singers of The Power Of our time, Miss Verrett has appeared on the world's AND concert stages at New Cultured Soul York's Met Opera, London's Royal Opera, Convent Garden, Milan's La the mncniFitEiiT seiied are back Scala. She is superb in SATURDAY, MARCH 7 voice, in artistry, in -RI1D THEV DOn'Tl\ Rim TO PLERSE. bearing. BLACK FESTIVAL & SOUL DINNER BRODY CAFETERIA Dinner 5:00-6:15 (Meal Transfer) Monday, March 9 8:15 p.m. Showtime 8:30 - Midnight $1.00 UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM CONTEMPORARY BLACK MUSIC Reserved Seats $3.50, $3.00, $2.50 * DANCE * JAZZ * DRAMA * OUT OF Student Admission: $1.00 with TOWN GUESTS validated FULLTIME I.D. (I.D. IF YOU LIVE IN A DORM, HI: SURE TO PICK UP MEAL TRANSFERS BEFORE Tickets Necessary at the door) on Sale at Union Ticket Office Magnificent Severn SA TURDA > Hours 8 5 i . i •'' , liljue j_Cj Artists 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 5 -SPORTS- Ron Gutkowski: By MIKE MANLEY 90 points a game, you need every bit of defense State News Sports Writer that can be mustered. So, in mid - season, when Gutkowski was having offensive troubles, Running down court, arms flailing and legs Ganakas kept him in the lineup strictly because pumping madly underneath his wiry 6-6 frame, Ron Gutkowski would not strike the average of his defense. basketball fan as a finesse player. "Ron is going to be a great defensive player for us in the future," Ganakas said. "Hell be our But game in and game out, Gutkowski is the man MSU Coach Gus Ganakas assigns to guard stopper. I look forward to having a guy like that the opposition's best offensive player. Tuesday around ... he takes pride in his defense and he can do it. He did just a fabulous job on Mount." night Gutkowski played Purdue's shooting wizard Rick Mount head-on. Relying on sheer While most players make their name in college hustle and boundless determination, he dogged basketball on offense, Gutkowski concentrates on defense. College defensive the Boilermaker gunner all night long fighting — players get about as through and over the endless screens in his path. many headlines as offensive football guards, but Mount got 37 points in the game, four below Ron likes the challenge. his Big Ten average, and 10 of those came on Sitting in the dining room of the Old College Inn in Iowa City, the night before the Spartans easy layups when the MSU sophomore was down playing offense Mount was out around the mid - played the high - scoring Hawkeyes, Gut was court line waiting for a turnover. talking about his job the next afternoon — "I don't believe how often Purdue looks for guarding Iowa's great offensive player John Mount on offense," Gut said shaking his head. "I Johnson. tried to force him to the middle because he can't "If I stay on him the whole game, there is no drive to the basket." way he's going to score more than 15 points," he But Mount, who seems certain to be a said. "I just have to stay out of foul trouble." consensus All - America this year, doesn't really For a while, it looked as if Johnson would impress Ron. never score two, let alone 15. With Gutkowski "I really don't think he can make it in the following him everywhere, Johnson didn't score pros," he said, "except maybe in the ABA — he'd until almost eight minutes had elapsed — he got go crazy with that three point rule they've got. two in the first 10 minutes. Then Gut picked up But I think he'd get killed in the NBA. He isn't his third foul and after that, with Ron on the very big and he can't handle the ball or drive. I bench, Johnson went on a scoring binge, doubt that an NBA team would set as many finishing with 36 points. picks for him as Purdue does. He's not nearly as While very few things seemed to cheer up good as Austin Carr." Ganakas Wednesday following the tight loss to Since the season began back in December, Purdue, he did smile slightly when he talked Gutkowski has been the team's best defensive about his defensive ace being back at MSU for While Rick watches. Rudy for tw player, and when your team is giving up close to two more years. IN BIG 10 TRACK JEFF ELLIOTT Cleamons Grudge matches for 'S' of the Big Ten with an 8.2 circuited" Wehrwein. be run Friday night with semi - stars accomplishments have come in on Big Ten clocking and will have about 20 In addition to those four, finals and finals in the high the jump, where he boasts a other top notch hurdlers other top challengers to the hurdles Two MSU seniors will be Saturday afternoon. 25-2V4 leap, he is more than gunning for him. MSU star should include Semi - finals in the 600, if adequate as a hurdler and has With the basketball season coming to a close for most involved in what might be called Pollard did not run against teammates John Morrison (8.4) necessary will go teams, the Friday night posted a fine 8.3 in the high tournament games and individual post - season honors will take 1 roll in the ''grudge matches" of Friday Michigan last week because of a and Wayne Hartwick (8.5), with finals being run Saturday. barriers. His speed as a 6.2 dough with a Hot and the limelight in both college and high school ball. Saturday's Big Ten track slight ankle injur)' but Spartan Wisconsin's Dick Hyland (8.4) Top entrants in the hurdles | Sam's Pretzel would satisfy my meet at Jenison Fieldhouse. coach Fran Dittrich said his big sprinter shows in the low sticks The Associated Press got the ball rolling Monday night by and Dave Petersen (8.5) and against Pollard include Ohio as he has run them in But each goes into the meet on hurdle gun is fully recovered and 7.7, the naming its top two Big Ten teams. In case you missed it the Michigan's Godfrey Murray State's Jim Barber and John fastest time in the Big Ten. number one dream team consisted of John Johnson of Iowa and Hot Sam's Pretzels opposite sides of the won - loss indicated he should be ready to (8.4). Heinrich. Barber was fourth in North of the fountains column. Hurdler Charles Pollard, go this weekend. Wehrwein too, should have his the MSU Relays and boasts an Rudy Tomjanovich of Michigan at the forwards, Dave Sorenson the MSU Relays high hurdle of Ohio State at center and Purdue's Rick Mount and the Meridian Mall Pollard has never won a Big hands full in trying to defend his 8.3 clocking on the Buckeyes' Tickets for both preliminary Spartan's own Ralph Simpson at the two guard positions. winner, stands alone at the top Ten title and finished second to Big Ten record (1:09.4) and fast track in Columbus. and final sessions of the Big Ten Selected to the second five were Fred Brown and Glen graduated Wisconsin ace Mike 1969 600 champion ship. Also coming on strong in Butler the last time he ran in track championships are on sale Vidnoovic of Iowa, Eric Hill of Minnesota, Jim Cleamons of Ohio Although his time of 1:09.7 recent weeks BLOCK & BRIDLE 1968. He sat our last year with an injury after taking fourth in came in the MSU Relays against Northwestern's Dick Lee Evans and Ohio State's Dick Wildcat has been Taylor. The j-inior had lifetime bests yet at MSU's Jenison Fieldhouse ticket office. State and Clarence Sherrod of Wisconsin. If you went by position -- two forwards, two guards and a center - then the AP selected a pretty decent squad. However if the 1968 NCAA indoor Bruggeman, the Buckeye flash last Saturday against Purdue as Priced at $1 to students and to pick the 5 BEST ALL - AROUND PLAYERS, then HORSE SHOW you were championships. equalled that clocking last he won the high barriers in 8.4 $2 to the general public for the Bill Wehrwein, the NCAA 600 someone had fog on their glasses when they were watching Ohio Saturday. and topped the low field with Saturday finals, all seats are State and - yard champion, has a problem But it's Cornwell who 7.8. Also to be reckoned with is leaving Cleamons off the first team. reserved. The pole vault beings When the writers were asked to submit their ballots for the of a different sort. He will be Wehrwein will be aiming for. Wisconsin's sensational at 12:30 p.m. with the mile run aiming for revenge on Michigan's Michigan fans and trackmen sophomore, Greg (Grape league's all-star team, Oeamons was averaging 23.2 points per Norm Comwell, a Battle Creek went Juice) finals going at 2:10 p.m. game, the seventh best mark in the conference. The 6-3 junior predictably wild when Johnson. junior who upset him last Cornwell edged the Spartan ace The East St. Louis, Dl., native Friday's session begins at 6 sharpshooter was leading the Big Ten in shooting, hitting at better than 62% from the floor. Saturday at Ann Arbor. at the tape as both ran 1:10.4. has been a four event man p.m. with the long jump. High for But that only begins to tell the story Michigan, obviously enough, Also of concern to Wehrwein the powerful Badgers this hurdle trials are set for 7 p.m. of Cleamons' valuable year, asset to the team. He's the Buckeyes' top defensive player by far, has been playing up the will be Dlinois junior Mark regularly running the 60 - yard All seats are unreserved and and probably the best in the conference. Comwell win and a sports Koster, a narrow loser in dash along with both hurdles priced at $.50 to students and release noted that the "electrical Champaign Feb. 21. and the long jump. Playing among four senior starters, Oeamons has cat - like $1 to the public. moves and is practically unstoppable once he starts driving for the engineering student short - Preliminaries in each event will Though his most sensational basket. Last year as a sophomore, he averaged 16.6 points per game to lead all sophomore scorers in the conference. He started J "ten percent off" " all 24 games and led his team in playing time, averaging nearly 38 LIQUOR BEER WINE ■ all body work at Lushies run wild; minutes per game. Of course if you put Cleamons on the first squad, then you have to take someone off. There's only two = TO TAKE OUT= top Ad v., 50-34 Sorenson and Simpson. logical choices •• April3-8pm $1.50 PIPES - TOBACCO The State News editorial you a Despite his cold shooting now and then, Simpson will remind lot of Cleamons, with the exception of his defensive work. One on one, Ralph is unstoppable. He can hold his own with any April 4 -1:30 pm $1 department (Lushwell A. C. Lushies) needed only six men to defeat the of the league's best rebounders and has done so despite his relatively small (6-4) size. With all the built - up publicity and advertising April 4 - 7:30 pm $2 department of the paper, 50-34 and keep their unbeaten streak pressure Simpson faced at the beginning of the year, he's done a good enough job to land a berth on the first five. That leaves Sorenson to take the backseat. It's not that Tickets available in the Livestock intact for the year. Sorenson is a bad player, it's just that there's only room for the Pavilion, Monday • Friday, 8 - 5 Mike Manley led all scorers five best players and he's not one of the five best. He's strong on For further information call: with 19 points while John Viges rebounding and around the bucket due to his 6-8, 226 pound 355-1680 355-8400 355-0327 added 12. Also playing for the frame. winners were theSaari brothers, Sorenson averaged 23.6 points per game last year and has only Norm and Denny, Carl Olson improved .1 of a point this season. He also averaged 10.6 and Jeff Elliott. rebounds a game last year, compared to his 9.5 mark this season. The winners led 40-22 at the I may be wrong -- a natural feat of all sports writers -• but Jim half and coasted home the rest Cleamons would certainly go on any 1970 Big Ten team of of the way. mine. Your new Mercedes-Benz in Europe: Easy to arrange here. Easiest way to tour there. Stop in today. Start your European motoring adven¬ ture in your new Mercedes-Benz now. Right here at our European Delivery Center. We handle all the details. Face it! Good Humor Then see Europe at your convenience. Forget the Summer jobs pay $125 crowds. And the schedules. And the headaches. or more weekly...and red Enjoy yourself, after all it's your vacation. I blooded youth-if you're (If you can't stop by, mail this coupon and we'll I CD over 18, ©have a send you all the facts.) valid drivers license and can drive a 4 on- the-floor,d)arein Gordon's, Inc. good health, you qualify. no experience heeded. ®PhilEi£Go Grand River Mich. Mercedes-Benz European Delivery Center Phil Gordon'* Inc. Laming, Michigan Phone 484-2SS2 V Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 5, 1970 9 SPORTS Ind ividual GARY WALKOWICZ of the Spartan Defending 123 champ Gary his titles for toughest challengers, but behind. Ludwlg Kroner (12-0-1) up gr By contestants. (10-1-6) of Purdue and MSU's DeVrles (2-0) of Iowa, is a good Zlndel missed the Wisconsin - Stats News Sports Writer ^ Blssell of MSU has had only a Mllkovlch beat them both In of Wisconsin, Lane Headrlck Wck Radman (7-5-1), choice. MSU's Gerald Malecek MSU dual meet with an injury te th I 8 f th f ion mediocre season of 9-7-2. Last close dual meet matches earlier (18-3-2) of U-M, John Groves darkhorse threats. (7-1) finished the season strong and Hellickson beat Tim Moxlm, .H,Hon to the heated ? ! u u 0 /1avoJri,t! y®"'8 Pre ■ tourney pick Tim in the season. and could win a crown. Pete 7-0. Hellickson, 1969 runner - ^ f^tte team crown at this he^-Joh«wn has won 11 of 12 Cech (8-5-2) of Michigan 142 - MSU's Keith Lowrance 187 — Michigan will likely Leiskau (16-5) of Wisconsin and up to Jeff Smith at heavyweight, 68 fnd'i weekends Bla Ten wrestling H»g ien wrestling ™at£he8 spartan dnce 6 . _ii llneuobreaking Into the , . finished the ——— —- strong —" season .»a --•—■■» and (22-1) ioIs aa >uwu| favorite to strong lavunHi >>w win nui uiuiy oi ruraue are an "®ve defending 167 champ Jim Col burn (11-3) of Ohio has been bothered by a knee "*—innahtos there will be ? u , e"p and defeated u . »nic« with rihoII rankl w,th Blssell and Iowa's a second crown. 1969 runner - potential winners. Yahn has a - JeMe R®*1" (15-3-1) down from State have good season records strain recently, but should be chaI?ffion^U8t as Intense in p®rf.aps hte. tou8he»t Big Ten Tom Bentz (6-1-3) as the top up Steve Buttrey (11-7) of mediocre mark, but held Ouellet 177 to wrestle here. Hell be and are possible winners. 100 per cent by the weekend. C°T wa^t rlrr" challenger, Jerry Hoddy (14-i-l) choices. Ralph Cox (9-2) of Northwestern, Carstensen to 1-1 draw In a recent dual fivored with MSU's Pat Karslake Should either of this pair falter, !'"£*v7r:' returning returning ?! Micmgan, 'w,° two weeks ago. Ohio State, 'ff- ?hio State, Steve Steve HylbacTc of (8-1) of Iowa, Ray Knutllla meet. (21-0-8) — the second choice. Phil — 190 — An excellent two • man Tom Kiu,e (H-l) of Ohio State /mis entered the meet to Ron^° M °f 0hl° Minnesota _ and Everette Barnard (U-6) of Wisconsin and Gary 158 - Again there are a Henning (8-1) of Iowa and Bruce battte Is oTta£ tel^MSU's JaTk »• ready to step In! Prits Crisler will see at i t retun?,n' 123-pound 0f Indiana are also contenders. Pelcl of Minnesota all rate number of potential winners. Klrkpatrlck of Dllnols are also zindel (15-11 Is defending 177 HVT — MSU's Vic Mlttelberg 134fl - MSU taita duta^Wo, Bill LaursS *21.?) ^ potential champs. fhlJp id LJ ^ w^tS (19-2) looks like the best tet fter after Saturday oaiuiunj afternoon's° 103'- lZa — This «hnnlH be in is Should h« one nt f®""41011 T®m N®1.ko^fh (|2.8'1) 160 ~ Th1" 18 another wide Northwestern looks like the ' well this *.. year,» but cannot 5ere- Challenges should come This should be one Of nn» very championship in bouts bouts. tu of Isis favored favored toto whin whip hla his nlHnm elders, open event. Ron Ouellet favorite. nnan »unn t n,..iw *. u. II. He ,J should L- be 177 _ TVI. i. 177 ~ ™» is perhaps the be rated much If anv ahead of - from 81,1 Gal,er (16-4) of Here to r a preview — of the mLt* ith f? 0P®n 7 li Don Br,8P (8-1-1) of Iowa, who (17-1-1) of MSU looks like a challenged by Jim Axtell of hardest of all to predict with few Wisconsin's Russ Hellickson Northwestern and Iowa's competition In 6ach event and ratlng strong ^diwi^ consideration. ^af.f°urth Reid Lamphereuat 13J J* 1969> and "light favorite, but four or five Minnesota and Jerry Lee (7-1-1) outstanding grapplers In It. Last of Minnesota are others are who to unbeaten in 16 matches' wrestler> either Mike Edwards or Just a half - step of Iowa with Larry Smith year's 167 - runner-up, Steve unoeaten in id maccnes. B1„ Windauer W70*w«i„.dPrw. Aii-Am«ricanj«,,Spartan gymnasts goal : >nd place in Big 10 meet for the second year In a row. he dipped and ran into the long By JOHN VIGES MSU's second all • around man State News Sports Writer horse injuring his knee. He was When the end is near, it is Mickey Uram has had to fight not able to compete in floor minor injuries all year, ranging exercise and his absence was a always best to go out fighting, from his shoulder, to his ankles and that is exactly what the major factor in the Spartans two to a spinal disc. MSU gymnastics team will be point loss. "I'd give almost anything for A determined Charlie Morse is doing when they travel to the one complete year without any still nursing a strained wrist and University of Minnesota for the injuries," a frustrated Uram said was not able to Big Ten championships Friday after the Southern Illinois meet. practice until and Saturday. Wednesday. He said he will Hie injury plagued Currently hampered with a compete however, injury or not. Spartans slipped spinal disc, Uram will be could make "Ill be in the meet both up for a able to work only the side horse disappointing season, record - Friday and Saturday," he said. for the conference meet. Tom wise, with a top performance in Saturday is the individual Kuhlman will replace him at the the conference meet. finals, with only the top six all - around spot. A high finish is not unlikely qualifiers competing in each Kuhlman has had troubles of event. Morse hopes to qualify in for the young MSU team. They his own. Competing on the vault side horse, still rings and parallel lost to second place Illinois by .85 and third place Iowa by only against Indiana, the first event, bars. CALVIN MURPHY a .15 margin. BOB LANIER "A second place finish would Niagra St. Bonaventure mean a lot to this team," coach Gerorge Szypula said. "We will definitely be shooting for ATTENTION CAR OWNERS * second. If we make it we could end up in a third or possibly Complete front end repair and FINALE AT WISCONSIN second place tie in the final alignment standings. * Brakes * Suspension "We have shown the capability to score high and the team has * Wheel balancing * Steering Icemen healthy for Badger series 2-0 whitewashing against league leading Minnesota last Saturday. production. The Spartans are The freshman line of Gerry averaging 4.2 goals per game, DeMarco, Bill Slpola and Bob ,J^2iE-Wee£!d JS^Mng # and •oorinj, been holding up well despite all of our around problems." ace Joe Fedorchik LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center .124 SOUTH LARCH suffered IV 4-734< The Badger goalie stopped 39 while the Badgers are scoring at Micheluttl has been coming on ®e88°ne a shoulder separation, Fate, the slipping memory of Gopher shots, ven straight losses, seems to 38cup ElsThE leaving htm out of competition tve run Its course with the now The Badger goalie compares Last weekend the line of DeMarao got two goals owMte ?.°P'ni that Mch<,an would by evenly to Spartan net ■ minder healthy MSU hockey team as the Rick Duffett. Statistically both Randy Sokoll, Pat Russo and weekend, while Sipola scored a Bill Watt accounted for four of goal and an assist and Micheluttl Sh th,t Ih» Spartans seek to extend a three ■ have allowed 3.8 goals per game, the Spartans 11 goals over the accounted for his first varsity jjjftj! win f™1* two rod Minnesota ! game winning Wisconsin this weekend. streak at Duffett has made more saves weekend. Bessone feels that this goal. * " Two weekends ago coach Amo 545-226. than his Badger cohort though, line has finally found (Big Ten) will be shared, themselves. Bessone's icers were mired in the Duffett also comes into the The Spartan coach also WCHA's eighth place, but since weekend action after a strong expects the line of leading catching fire with a 7-1 victory performance last Saturday Don Thompson, 11th in WCHA Michigan and Duluth. scoring on 23 points, Bob Fifield weekend's sweep against Duluth, "MSU has ai edge on the and Bob Pattullo to supply some Spartans have vaulted into a Badgers in WCHA point offensive punch. tie for fourth place. Also in fourth place with an ON YOUR OWN identical 10-10 record is this IN EUROPE weekend's opposition, the Wisconsin Badgers. It's been an THIS SUMMER? Party uphill struggle for the Spartans Don't go without your and the effort could all go down the drain if Wisconsin double EURAILPASS - deals the Spartans. unlimited rail "The Badgers are a tough, Ideal For Your Term Party "Everything for your party, except people." travel through all Make reservations for our Weinkeller. It's tugged outfit, " MSU coach Amo Bessone said, "they have of Europe. comfortably set in old world atmosphere. You'll Mon. ■ Thurs. 10 a.m. to 11 p.m 314 S. CLIPPERT two fine senior goalies and their find the mood relaxed and the food and service Fri.-Sat. 10a.m. to 12 p.m. 3 weeks-$110 excellent. Dancing and record is deceiving." 1 month — $140 candlelight will add to your Wisconsin goal tenders Wayne pleasure. We can easily accommodate from 80 to 2 months — $180 Thomas and Bob Vroman have 125 people. Phone us today. 3 months — $210 shared net scores all season for This "patch" the Badgers, who have an 18-10 COLLEGE TRAVEL overall record. Vroman enters this weekend's action for Wisconsin, fresh from OFFICE 130 W. Grand River 0 IV 9-4311 213 South his first shutout of the season, a 351-6010 186X flfcuta 8c KatfrgfeelUr ^pimng Future Shook Watch the future hit you smack in the face before you're prepared. Hear it live on HARVEST. Record & Tape. Serving the U.S. Music Industry For Under A Year. 1. HOY JMHPKH, itinmliisH, !ilg K Howdy Rnvnr, Pout-Singer. 4, KF.VIN AYKHS, born 10 August, 1944.1 lame Fllliir of tho Albiirl I lull. Hunullur of womon. Whlmslool. Bay In Kent, MoHlnr of parody. Mnormously popular in England. Imminent tour of tht! U.S. Ilquippnd with gultiir and Htrongu wit. About records In gunnrnl hu nays: "This gtinuration's got a problem on lis hands In Ihis society - how lo waste our time. Some of some impressive arrangements on this album], Nonetheless, the album Is Ayers. Oboe, piccolo, flute, trombone, us really kill It." About amplification: "Hgo. It s never right, it's never geared to people who've got something lo say. It's electronics, cello, numerous guitars, and kazoo. One F.nglish geared lo the people who've got a lot of noise to make." reviewer said: "What Ayers does is find the essence of nil Rov I [fir has something lo say.... FLAT BAROQUK AM) 'pop' music and polish it to a high degree at the centre." HKKSKRK. r>. KOHRST, post-renti/HNoneu. Three prolific musicians. 2. FOtJHTll WAY. r. l!)7.'i. Roots going back and forth. Martin Wclham plays 12-slrlng guitar, organ, harmonium, CI IANCKS called Fourth Way a "RKAL super group." They' piano, pipes, percussion: Derek Allenby plays mandolin, devoled musicians. Helween them, they've played with |ohn iantlv. Roland Kirk. Charles Lloyd. Maynard l/'erguson. lerble Mann, liuddv Rich. Sum (Jet/.. Gary Ihirlon. Drummer •;ddie Marshall lias been called a-"magician." Mike While, lollnlst. was Downbeat New |ax/. Star. 1111)7. The music is harmonica, pipes, harmonium, percussion: Hadrian Wolham plays guitar, harmonica, pipes, cello, electric harpsichord, harmonium, percussion, organ and mandolin. All 12 tracks composed by members of the group. Something like Incredible Siring Hand. Not like them at all. These are modern identifies /. or rock, hut somewhere in between. Or beyond. Hob musicians, combining contemporary harmonics and medieval palmer, reviewer for CI lANCiHS: "one super superlative will liese limes of glut iii the record Industry, this Is Ihe polyphonies. Ah, magical. Without parallel In Ihe U.S. AI.SO: PINK FLOYD. HDf.W/l BHOI/UMTON HAND Tlf/HD FAII HAND. PANAMA MM/77CD /I/O HAND SIMM.KY DOf.LY COU./VS, the world's best COM/NO SOON. HICHAM) HHAIITIOAN. Ills album. The j For A Tailor," Voted most „ gs lo Chris Speddlng, veteran irlsldn lack Hruce's "Songs likely lo succeed Clapton as super-hero-cull-llgure. Hlitlnred Ornaments have been called beer drinkers! the most unllkelv band since Hill I laley and the Cornels. Sure, but Ihe sound lies somewhere ahead of us. ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. • ST. LOUIS 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1970 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the incorrect phone number which STATE NEWS 3558255 CLASSIFIED appeared on this page yesterday. Please try again 355-8255. 355-8255 Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING ty Phil frank For Rent For Rent CHEVROLET, 1957 hardtop. VOLKSWAGEN BUS SUBLET 1966. Good GIRL NEEDED to sublease spring SPACIOUS 1 bedroom SUBLET - 2 Excellent running condition. Call engine, good tires. 485-6407 after bedroom term. Americana Apartments apartment. Furnished, apartment 882-7986, ask for Jim. 7-3/12 5 p.m. 3-3/6 351-1903. 5-3/5 Unfurnished. Capital Villa. $150.- Call across 332-4426. 4-3/g from «' M 332-6092. 4-3/9 mpu«- CHEVROLET, 1950, 4-door deluxe. VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Good engine. ONE GIRL spring term, 4 man apt., ONE GIRL for 2 • AUTOMOTIVf 37,000 miles, no rust. $295. Best offer over $300. Call 2 baths, 2 bedroom, balcony. CEDAR VILLAGE: Girl for spring Spring. Call 332-8757. bedroomVr~ 339-2762 after 6 p.m., Weekdays, term. Rates reduced. 351-5461 2-3/5 351-9319. 3-3/5 • EMPLOYMENT weekends anytime. 3-3/6 351-0343. 5-3/5 nowl 3-3/6 • FOR RENT CLOSE TO MSU~ and c VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Excellent EAST SIDE. Large furnished, 1 Beautiful one • FOR SALE CHEVROLET BELAIRE, 1963. bedroom $120/month. ONE OR two men to sublet condition, rebuilt engine. $900. Call unfurnished. • LOST fc FOUND Stick, tuned up. Good condition, 371-1944 after 6 p.m. 5-3/9 337-0409. 0-3/13 Twyckingham Apartments. Spring Carpeting. balconies, air conHitinn* - ££ < » PERSONAL excellent transportation. $295. 351-3411. 3-3/6 PEANUTS PERSONAL 351-1604. 3-3/5 FOURTH kitchen, parking, laundry,'J J" except electricity. Call 332-ftSj • VOLVO, 1965 P1800S. Dark green, APARTMENT. man needed ONE OR two girls spring. Haslett • REAL ESTATE AM/FM tape deck, reverb, Spring and/or Summer. CHEVY 1964, 6 cylinder, stick. 126 Apartments. Low Rent. 351-1132. • SERVICE overdrive. Posi-traction. 45,000 Orchard, Apartment 8. Needs some work. $250. 3-3/6 NEED miles. $2,300. 723-4497 after 5 351-0894 or 351-6330. S-3/10 GIRL • TRANSPORTATION 351-5837 after 6:00 p.m. 5-3/9 immediately • WANTED p.m. 3-3/9 THIRD MAN wanted for luxury SPACIOUS, TWO contract. Call Northwind 351-3328. 5-3/10 AparLnh* CHRYSLER 1954. Well kept, duplex near Frandor. No damage completely carpeted, unfurnished, excellent transportation, Scooters & Cycles luxury apartment. Located in DEADLINE power deposit, $61 /month. 351-7068. Haslett, ONE OR two girls sublet Spring. $55 steering/brakes, R/H. $75. 5-3/10 only minutes from maximum, utilities 353-7229. 5-3/9 campus $135. Phone 339-2490. 332-2029.5-3/10 P"d' 1 P.m. one class day be¬ FLAT TO let, Close, very nice, Lease, 5-3/10 fore publication. CHRYSLER STATION WAGON deposit and references required. CLEAR, Cancellations - 12 noon one 1969. Full power, air TRIUMPH 1968, Trophy 500. Sharp. MEN NEEDED, for apartment, 3 1032, furnished, newly decorated 2-bedro~~ clasa day before publica¬ conditioning. 332-1663. 3-3/6 One owner. 3300 miles. 487-5898. 332-3226 or 339-8450. C-3/9 blocks from Union. 351 6636. carpeted. Very nice, adult, Th tion. 3-3/6 on . 8-3/13 CORVAIR CORSA 1965, 140 H.P. Cedar Village utilities furnished. appointment. 3-3/6 332-4143 fe ' Stereo Tape. Must sell 355-8748. 350 KAWASAKI 1968. Good 1 - GIRL. 731 Burcham. Spring term, PHONE 3-3/5 condition. Clean extras. quick, .helmet, $525. 351-2045. 2-3/5 Apartments reduced rent. 351-8715 after 4:30 p.m. 3-3/6 NEED MALE Student to shared 355-8255 large, furnished 2 CORVETTE 1959 convertible. bedroom HONDA Now accepting apartment near campus Classic, mint condition - type. SCRAMBLER 1967 305. with - ONE MAN for 3-man RATES More info: 485-7753. 5-3/10 Low mileage, excellent condition. applications for University conservative, congenial grad Air Terrace, spring term. $125. conditioning, dishwasher, laundrv 699-2632. 5-3/10 summer and fall I day S 1.50 351-1993. 5-3-6 pool. $85. Spring / CUTLASS S 1969 2-door. Red, vinyl leases. IRl.lQm 1.1 ic Summer'• 15tf per word per day top, air, power steering, brakes, SUZUKI 120 1967. 1800 miles. $225 SAVE: DRIVE 4 miles, 3 room 3 dova $4.00 or best offer. 355-1068. 1-3/5 4-speed. $1950. 332-5420. 5-3/5 Bogue Street at the furnished, utilities paid, garage. OKEMOS 3 rooms 13 1/2# per woru per oay Red Cedar River $110; Efficiency $90. Girls, spring furnished. Utilities 1 5 day» 13< per word per day S6.50 :ic, V-8, power steering. A14*0.Service& Parts Phone 332-5051 332-3398. 10-3-13 332-0881. 3-3/6 ■2762 after 6 p.m. weekdays, ACCIDENT Problem? Call : ACUITY APARTMENT. WANTED: ONE man for three (based on 10 words per »d) ne. 3-3/6 KALAMAZOO STREET BODY HASLETT ATTRACTIVE 2 Unfurnished. No pets. EAST apartment. V4 block off camoui man SHOP. Small dents to large bedroom deluxe There will be a 50< aervice near shopping. LANDING MANAGEMENT. Call 351-2316. No dams« FALCON 1961 wrecks. American and foreign Will accept 2 children. Lease, Phone 332-2627. C - good running deposit. 2-3/5 and bookkeeping charge If condition. New battery. $130.00. cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. deposit, $150 plus electric. this ad ia not paid within 2628 East Kalamazoo. C CEDAR GREENS, sublet spring and For R ent Available March 21, 337-7618. ojie week. Ask for Gonzalo. 353-9448. 3-3/9 Employment 7-3/13 summer terms, swimming pool. Call between 9 - 4 p.m. 489-7521; LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per The State News will be CAMPUS NEAR. Luxury 2 Bedroom after 5 p.m., 351-8262. 10-3-13 129 month, parts and service free, BRUCHAM Drive. 2 man responsible only for the sailing, ECHO HILL CAMP, 3825 option to buy. Call IV 9-5214, furnished apartment. Reduced furnished apartment. $125 SOUTHEAST LUXURY 2-bedroom per first day's incorrect inser¬ Wisconsin Avenue, Washington, TELETRONICS INDUSTRIES. rates, 351-5465. 3-3/9 month. Call 487-3216. apartment. Furnished or Evenings tion. D.C. 5-3/5 TF 882-2316.9-3/13 ONE OR TWO men needed for spring unfurnished. Draperies, LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1963. Aviation BABYSITTING - FOR room and TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - term. Campus Hill. 351-2752. air-conditioning. Avocado All power. Good condition. $595. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to board. May have 1 child. Care for $8.50 per month including stand. 3-3/9 appliances. Fully carpeted. 489-3029. 3-3/6 2 children. Phone 676-1226 Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862 Utilities furnished except learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C before 12 noon. 5-3/5 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' PENNSYLVANIA NORTH - 1005. electricity. 882-9117. 10-3-13 ONE GIRL needed for The State News does not spring term. MACH I, 1969, Excellent < Furnished 1 bedroom, utilities Meadowbrook Trace. Luxury, permit racial or religious power brakes, power steering, take TV RENTALS - Students only. Low paid. Ground floor and garage. furnished, 4-man apartment. $65! CEDAR GREENS ' discrimination in its ad¬ over payments. Call 675-5147. TF Employment YOUNG FEMALE monthly and term rates. Call $130/month, plus deposit. 393-1125. 5-3/5 vertising columns. The VOCALIST 484-2600 to reserve yours. 627-5454. 4-3/10 MUSTANG 1965. In good condition. WANTED — FULL-time salesmen for State News will not accept University TV Rentals. C Standard advertising firm. COLEMAN WANTED: advertising which discrim¬ shift, 6 cylinder. - 2 girls for 4 man spring one bedroom - furnished 484-6346. 5-3/9 STEVENSON and ASSOCIATES, RENT A TV from a TV Company, term. Eden Roc, reduced inates rent. against religion, 351-6441.4-3/10 To work in Lansing, with a $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. 351-9376. 2-3/6 race, color or national or¬ commercial group. All types Nejac TV Rentals. C pool MUSTANG 1965 6 cylinder * igin. standard. Radio, heater, 5 regular NURSE / RECEPTIONIST for East tusic. Call: NEEDED ONE girl for New Cedar — GIRL FOR furnished 4 girl house. plus 2 studded tires. Good Lansing doctor. Must type. Apartments Village. Spring. Reduce rates. Spring 351-0887 after 6 p.m. condition. 393-1816. 2-3/6 Experience desired but not 351-0996. 3-3/9 5-3/5 necessary. Salary open. Prefer wife Gilles St. Germain TWO GIRLS needed spring term. of Graduate student. Write Box CEDARVIEW APTS., 1404 East OLDSMOBILE 1966 convertible 371-1173 TU2-3601 Chalet Apartments. Reduced A-1, Morgan State NevOs.' 5-3/11 Grand River, Married, graduate, FURNISHED', 2 bedroom house for Automotive 1-owner, good condition, low rates. Call 351-3780. 5-3/6 2 grad students. Just outside East mileage, priced for quick sale. Call Anytime seniors welcome. 351-5647. 4-3/6 COOK: NOON lunches at day care Lansing limits. $125 per month ALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. 882-3527. 3-3/5 CEDAR GREENS. Pool. 2 man center. Monday Friday. plus utilities. Phone 332-4770. Like new condition. $2,550. Call • PART TIME employment. Summer sublet spring, summer, cheep. 332-2375. 2-3/6 3-3/9 351-3918. 10-3/12 PLYMOUTH 1962. Good battery, opportunities also available. 351-2431. 12-3/13 new exhaust. Hurst 3-speed. $80. Automobile required. Phone THE EASTERN AREA. Furnished, YOU START SOMETHING GREAT NEED MALE 353-1834. 3-3/6 SOCIETY CORPORATION utilities paid, deposit required. AMX when you read the Classified Ads 2 GIRLS for spring term. Near 1969 bittersweet orange, 390 351 -5800. O One child welcome. Call after 5 WANTE D ONE girl to sublease spring f o ,ar90 h°"»« D.' , I downtown Laniinj. III 1 nniC 332-6090 .... GO, excellent condition. $2,350. each day I campus. or 332-1129. PONTIAC GTO 1968. 4-speed. p.m. 487-6283. 1-3/5 5-3/5 ' 355-5816.3-3/9 Michelins, BARTENDERS EXPERIENCED and vinyl top, console, DO YOU need an extra $50 a week? stereo tape. Call 355-6142. 3-3/6 non - experienced. Call THE FLAT TO let, Close, very nice, Lease, Car necessary, Call 351-7319 for CAMPUS NEAR: 2 or possible 4 BUICK SKYLARK 1966 power", interview. C DELLS. 339-2916 for deposit and references required. bedroom. Furnished. Immediate automatic, best offer. 351-6357! TOYOTA 1967 Corona. New tires. before 4:00. 3-3/5 332-3226 or 339-8450. C-3/9 1. 351-9504. 2-3/6 3-3/5 $800 or best offer. Must sell. HORTICULTURE ONE MAN share 2 man apt. Spring AND ONE GRAD needed in Twyckingham LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE sublease. Near Brody. 351-3218. TWO OR for three girls. Close 1 CAMARO 1967 327, 3-speed. White students; Saturday and Sunday For Rent" 3-3/5 spring, summer $70, and black vinyl top. VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Good 351-1137. 3-3/5 campus, spring term. 351-845! $1,400. Call retail sales of plants and condition, new motor. $775, garden ONE 3-3/9 651-5249. 3-3/6 MAN needed for 2-man, FLAT TO let. Close, very nice, Lease, Professor. 676-2047. 3-3/6 supplies. Commission and NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands 2-bedroom apartment. 351-6804. deposit and references required. APARTMETo guaranteed base. Experience not rented only to MSU students and RTMETp rent across from 2 GIRLS sublet 2 bedroom house. necessary. Orientation prior to faculty. $8.84 monthly (including 10-3-13 332-3226 or 339-8450. 5-3/9 campus. mpus. a t NT£■£) p.m., 113 $61.67. 353-7873 or 332-5556. late Louis Street, East Landing. 9-3/13 March start. TWISS tax). State 2-3/6 Management ONE BLOCK from LANDSCAPE CENTER campus. Corporation, C©UHTOH llj! 444 Michigan 351-0590. 10-3-13 Carpeted, furnished, 2 man. HASLETTAPARTMENTS: 2-girl for THREE MEN NEEDED for modern Avenue. 332-8687. C 351-1252. 5-3/9 4 man spring term. 351-8765. duplex. Complete kitchen, party 5-3/5 room. 351-6843 or 351-4187 after CAPITOL VILLA EAST LANSING near campus. Ono 6 p.m. S-3/10 bedroom, furnished. Large airy ONE MAN for four man luxury APARTMENTS rooms. Air conditioned. apartment. Campus Hills. Spring COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3 Beautifully maintained. Select term. No damage deposit. bedroom contemporary, April ' Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 HUtU bedroom apartments. From clientele. 882-6549. O Lease 332-3135 or 351-1053. 3-3/5 through August. $265. 332-2189. 3-3/6 $150-$165. Near Campus. NEED 1 Man for 2 man, For information call EVERYONE spring/summer. Close, air ONE MAN for 4-man house. Private SHOULD KNOW conditioned. 351-4557. 3-3/5 bedroom. Spring and/or Summer. ABOUT CLASSIFIED ADSI They sell things fast. Dial 355-3255. 351 -3341 .JM/fi TWO GIRLS Needed New Cedar Village. $60 spring, summer. 351-8415. 11-3/13 GET YOUR CAR TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are new leasing <;iudent READY FOR THE units. These spacious luxury apartment are cor plotelv CROSSWORD PUZZLE carpeted and furnished with distinctive Span is □□no E1SSH nan nng TERM BREAK DRIVE! i lediterranean furniture. Eajh unit !or Rent man room, for three-man hou»e. Private parking, pleasant country Student Service surrounding*. 3-3/6 CLOSE Call 351-8114. IN, nicely furnished, 2 DIRECTORY SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale. Brand new portables - $49.95, Personal COMPLETE Discount THESIS Service. Printing. IBM typing and binding of thesis, resumes, The Undergraduate Microbiology bedroom home. $240/month. Will $5.00 per month. Large selection Typewriters -All Makes publications. Across from campus, Club invites you to a discussion of consider short term lease. BROOKS Imported Cars of reconditioned used machines. Authorized Olympia Dealer BAUTEL'S FFFLY ACAPULCO GO corner MAC and Grand River, the topic: "Pesticide Paradox,"led by 337-2015. 7-3/12 Singers, Whites Necchis, New ... Sales -Service Home & "Many Others," $19.95 EXOTICI Room, 3 meals daily. below Style Shop. Call' Dr. Gordon Guyer, Chairman Dept. Sales and Yarns—Supplies Jeep, tourfet service, COPYGRAPH SERVICES. of Entomology, tonight, 7:00 - 8:00 * Rental Purchase to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS up to 12 L. E. Lighthart & Co. Service hooking, knitting, weaving days, $225. Leave whan you want. 337-1666. C p.m., 146 Giltner Hall. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 4616 N. Grand River 482-1473 351-5249. 32-3/13 2916 Turner 1115 North Washington. WHY PAY more? Superior typing at The MECHA meeting will be tonight, Lanaing 482-1219 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing __489-6448. C-3/5 sane prices. Phone 351-1765. 6:30 p.m.. Union Tower GROOVY FARMHOUSE — private. IV 5-9212 CATHY - MEET me at the Union Room, 4/5 people. $150 plus. 337-2285 GREAT Ballroom tonight at 6 for Sorority 0-3/5 fourth floor, for recruiting. BOOKS of the Western mornings only. 8-3-11 World, plus index for studying, Rush sign-up - Bonnie. 1-3/5 COLLEGE TRAVEL KWAST BAKERIES Your Hang-Up? bookcase. TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. The Free University Course "Israel - Picture Framing. Days 482-1226, Experienced. Electric typewriter. A Model for Social MALE STUDENT to share 2 OFFICE Birthday & All Occasion Your Needs? evenings, 393-1409. 5-3/10 FREE ... A thrilling hour of beauty. Call Karen, 882-2639. 1-3/5 7:30 Change" tonight, 9:30 p.m.. Room 304, Bessey bedroom house. $75 including For appointment call 484-4519. - 130 West Grand River Cakes Artists' Hall. Rabbi Abraham utilities. Phone after 5 p.m., Blvd, Supplies. FISHER STEREO console. Garrard MERI.E NORMAN COSMETICS Zemach will 371-1849. 3-3/5 Frandor: 351-5032 turntable. Must sell, moving. $75 STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. CLIFF 8i PAULA HAUGHEY speak on "Religion in Israel." 351-6010 BOB JONES PAINTS or best offer. C-3/5 Professional Thesis Preparation Brookfield: 337-0832 677-8141 332-0031 after 6 Rooms Mason P.m. 3-3/6 For Master's & Doctoral Candidates. The M lan Track Club holds P rofessional Thesis events for end • EYES EXAMINED^ ANTIQUE SHOW and sale. March Typing, runners joggers at CONTACT LENS Learn to fly? Sure youl UNFINISHED Furniture: Bar 10-11. Congregation Shaarey Multilith Printing' and Hard various locations every Saturday men 21 and over - Clean quiet • GLASSES Use Air Taxi-Service stools, Binding. Free Brochure rooms. Cooking and parking. • CONTACT LENS SERVICES our night stands, Zedek. 1924 CoolkJge Rd., East Estimates. Call 337-1527. C and morning. Call Don 332-1225 or Fred Close. Reasonable. 487-5753, ■D. M. DEAN, O.D. Buy a new Piper chest-of-drawers, bookcases, Lansing, $1.00 donation. 3-3/6 355-4012. DR. l.L. Collins, Optometrist All at: prefinished picture frames, and 485-8836. TF 210 Abbott Rd. TYPING SERVICE more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 R.P.C.V'S INTERESTED in starting in my East Snyder Duplicate Bridge Club Co-Optical Services Suite #16 Francis Aviation South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C a R.P.C.V. social and/or action Lansing home. Phone 332-3306. presents the Duplicate Bridge CAMPUS NEAR, single rooms for 5218 S. Logan 393-4230 332-6563 Capitol City Airport 484-1324 BLANK 8 track cartridges and title group at MSU. Please contact the __0-3/5 Tournament tonight, 7:30 p.m., girls with cooking. 351-9504, Peace Corps Recruiter at Snyder Cafeteria. Master Point 351-9237. 2-3/6 labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, TYPING: TERM papers and theses. 353-9482. 2-3/S awards will be doubled. Public BUD'S plugs and jacks galore. All at Fast service. Call RECOUPAGE The style you want - 10-3-13 332-4597. AUTO PARTS Classes-Supplies-Ideas for that special date! catalog prices. MAIN FREE -- LIFE INSURANCE 1 Late Model i Motors and Handcrafted Gifts Elda Diane ELECTRONICS, 5558 South literature. Call lieenaad agent - The MSU Sports Car Club will hold - Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith STEVE KAUFMAN 363-7706. ( its cast meeting of the term tonight, LADIES ROOM. Close, private parts a speciality Antiques Beauty Salon offset printing. Complete service 31 Union, 8:30 p.m. All sports car entrance. Available soon. $15 per Halfway between Holt and Beverly Baten's Complete hair care Animals HAIRCUTS OF all kinds. Come on for dissertations, thesis, enthusiasts welcome. Those desiring a Mason on N. Cedar menuscripts, general typing IBM. week. 351-5705. 2-3/6 *>99-2154 319 1/2 E. Grand River Above Cunningham's GREAT DANE PUPPIES over. UNION BUILDING copy of our "MSU Exhaust" .ED_2-2416 210V; Abbott r - Excellent BARBER SHOP. 3-3/5 . 20 years experience. 332-8384. C newsletter should call 351-1085. TWO MAN rooms available spring temperament. Champion WARREN'S SHOES EUGENE BLOSSEY SPECIAL bloodlines. DOR-LE BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. term near campus. $150 each per DANES BE GOOD To yourself and better to Frandor Wash up to a 9X12 rug 372-3408. 7-3/6 No job too large or too small. term; board available if desired. MOTORCYCLES her and take her to The Pub at B lockott campus. 332-3255. C Wanted Call 337-0795 or 351-5725. 3-3/9 Just Arrived 1970 Yamahas in our 25 lb. Texas washer. The PICK. 5-3/9 are in. Enduro AFGHAN HOUND puppies, AKC, and street models. 5019 N. WENDROW'S ECONOWASH DISSERTATIONS, Theses, NEW SANDALS loving temperaments. Range of Term MALE STUDENT near campus. 424 Grand River, Lansing IV 3006 Vine St. 7 a.m.-11 colors, 332-1895. 5-3/5 Peanuts Personal .papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM Rosewood. Phone 627-5812. Open Evenings 9-9797 1 block west of Sears. p.m. Electric. 351-0763., 351-7086. 1 3-3/5 subjects. $2.00 TONY AND PEG, I really am very C-3/5 for 15 minute HOUSE of TIME sorry. Please forgive me. One hearing test. Call Kathy after 5 SPARTAN HALL. Men and women. CAMPUS Lincoln National Life Dumb Hobbit. 1-3/5 Transportation p.m.; 351-8415. 3-3/6 351-9286. Leasing for Spring. Original custom made WASH N' GAS Home of The Grad "Plan Watch for "THE HAT" NEED DRIVERS 21, riders any 0-3-13 jewelry in platinum Free exterior on ABC-TV MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS bleck, age. GUITAR, MANDOLIN, and banjo. and gold. Watch repair. car wash with Anywhere, FLORIDA. Cheap. Also older Fender 8 week old puppies, shots, AKC Amp. 2111 Coolridge, Holt 18-gal. purchase of gasoline. Wide World of Sports 351-5249. 8-3/5 355-6220. 3-3/6 START SOMETHING GREATI 484-5251. 2-3/6 PAMELA ANN Brinkman is nineteen Advertise "Auto Services" with 694-0524 248 West Grand River | 351-8811 today! Happiest Birthday. Smiles, DENVER - ASPEN need riders. FIVE John MAYALL Tickets. Prefer Classified Ads. Dial 355-8255 SCOTTISH TERRIER - puppies. Frank. 1-3/5 Spring Break. Call Weber at $3.00 seats. Will pay. Call AKC males. 12 weeks, shots. $75. 332-1834. 2-3/6 351-0084. 3-3/6 2-3/6 LARGE SLEEPING room, kitchen For Sale For Sale For Sale SAINT BERNARD Pups. AKC, 6 ReajEstate » RIDERS TO Traverse City Area. Leeve Friday return Sunday. $5. URGENTI NEED up to six John privileges, linens, furnished, weeks old. Dew claws removed. OKEMOS NEW 3 bedroom ranch, Mayall tickets. Call 355-0452. BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN / WATT amplifier. Must sell, 332-5791 before 6 p.m. 1-3/5 2-3/5 parking. Middle-aged woman. SCENE with an exciting new job. 676-2866. 3-3/6 family room, 2 fireplaces. Near 484-4220. 3-3/6 good price. Call before noon. schools. Immediate Check today's Classified Adsl poMession, 351-7668. 3-3/9 FLORIDA BOUND. Spring break. WANTED: STUDENT participatio SAMOYED PUPPIES AKC. Pet 8t Call owner. 332-1017. 1-3/5 inner spring and box Riders wanted. Call Vick Stornant in the academic governance of th CLOSE TO Union. Single, available 100 USED vacuum cleaners tank, spring Show type. Good with children. now. Older, neet, adult. $13 week. combinations. Roll-away beds in SNOWMOBILES FOR sale at dealer's 332-2728. 5-3/9 University. 5-3/5 Also stud Also two room efficiency canisters and uprights. $7.88 and 30", 39" and 48" widths. cost. DEL'S HOME service. Phone Recreation soon. up. One year written guarantee. 7.3-3/6 663-8418 3-3/6 . Hollywood style beds and frames, IMPROVEMENT CENTER. WANTED RIDERS to Fort LOOK AHEAD TO SPRINGTIME! DENNIS DISTRIBUTING CO., chests, dressers, study desks. 60 646-3771, 646-4661. 5-3/11 316 North Cedar opposite City THREE SHIPMENTS of fish, due in BUS-IN-SPECIAL Lauderdale, $48-$10 refund. Call Check the "Household Goods" in used matching chairs for 353-6528. 2-3/5 Market. C-3/6 study or Friday. NOAH's ARK, East today's Classified Ads. dining room use. Used card tables SCOTT AMP kits, receiver kits. While Lansing. 3-3/6 and folding chairs. Late model they lastl 1/3 offl MARSHALL Direct from Ulrey House REX-AIRE water vacuum cleaner SECRETARY EXECUTIVE 18 years stereo phonographs, and stereo MUSIC COMPANY, East Lansing. Wanted with attachments. Costs $300 new components. Stereo MINIATURE POODLES - AKC. 2 Campus to experience, types 65 words, will sell for $45 or terms. Phone tape males, black, 8 weeks with shots. BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for shorthand 85 words. 663-8665! 482-2911. C-3/6 recorders, used portable TV sets. Call 487-0476. 5-3/10 Florida, Spring all 3-3/6 Apartment gas ranges, kitchen positive. A negative. R negative Woman's Cooperative Break! and AB negative, $10.00. O tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner IF WEDDING YOU APPRECIATE GOWN - high neck electric hot plates. $3.99 and negative, $12.00. Michigan up. EFFICIENCY you'll like the way $200/Term Victorien style. Beautiful silk New metal kitchen cabinets. Free DAVENPORT, CHAIRS, lamps, end Community Blood Center, 507% organza. Suede Coat. 355-8072. East Grand River, East Lansing. puppies and kittens sell fast with delivery. Benk card. Master Charge tables, old clock. 521 Iris St., off Call VIC STORNANT Above the new Campus Book Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl Room and Board 3-3/5 and layaway plans. Hours: W. Saginaw. 372-3080. 2-3/6 M. ASK AN MALAMUTE 5 5 - 5:30 - females, 1 at 10 months and 4 at 6 332-2728 Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. p.m. WILCOX NEW AKAI X-200D (Roberts SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East LADIES SKI IS, boots, poles. Good weeks. AKC registered. Phone Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. 650XD) tapedeck. 351-0464, after Michigan. 485-4391. C condition. Cheap, Call Barb, 372-4075. 3-3/5 Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to ANYONE WHO DRIVES A CAR 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C 5:30 p.m. 5-3-6 351-1902. 2-3/6 needs a good repairman. Check CHINA, GLASSWARE , books, Mobil# Homes the "Auto Services" in today's AWAY FROM IT ALL HOMES jewelry, records, sheet music, WESTING HOUSE PORTABLE T.V. are Classified Ads. in the Classified Ads each walnut drop leaf table, chairs, Excellent condition. $40. Phone 1969 day I HILLCREST, 12'x60' two green French Provincial 489-5886 after 3:30 p.m. 3-3/9 Check now) bedroom, unfurnished. Located at davenport, etc. Priced to sell. Brookview Mobile Home Estates. \ Prescriptions 12:30 to 5:30, Thursday, Friday RCA CONSOLE T.V. Excellent Call 625-3520 for Pre; more and Saturday, 2011 Moores River condition. $35. Phone 489-5886 information. W Drive. 3-3/6 after 3:30 p.m. 3-3/9 SPAIN $269. 1967 ELCAR mobile home 12x50, SHURE MICROPHONES 'A price. SPEAKERS - 2 March 21-29 LJ portable Leslies. two filled promptly and Heeth amplifiers, pre-emps. Excellent condition. Call TU bedroom, fully furnished, located at Windmill Trailer Park. Macintosh pre-emp, cheap. Altec 2-1131 or IV 5-9551. 5-3/11 EUROPE $199 dependably at For further information call ri it t/ie A-7 speakers. 332-6250 evenings. 646-3601 or OR 7-1869. 5-3/5 Round Trip Air Fare 2-3/5 DRUM SET. Like new, blue sparkle. VAGINAL DEODORANT Detroit to London State 4 piece. $120. 485-8487, call after TWO BEDROOM Detroiter. Fully ant/ (7uWive/iA WORN, LOVABLE sofa seeks new 6 p.m. 5-3/11 June 25 home. " furnished including TV. Behind - August 26 Marketing a product $25. Call 339-9102 CLEANSING TOWELETTE Drug Thursday 10-10 p.m. 2-3/5 Coral Gables. $2,200. 351-4579. Phone FRANK BUCK which is useful, is fairly FOR SALE: suede jumper, skirts, 5-3/5 351-0968 o priced and is available J/iat ftte. >> sweaters, slacks, small, medium PORTABLE CASSETTE tape sizes. Like new. 484-0638. 2-3/6 ^75^ for immediate delivery recorder, excellent condition, $25. TAKE ADVANTAGE of 1 Phone 393-3022. 3-3/5 is a good rule to follow buys in household PENTAX SPOTMATIC. Almost new FI.8 under guerantee. 372-8547 WINDSOR DELUXE, 1964 60 x 12. today's Classified Ads. g if you want to be a success in business. MY STUDENTOURS ANNUAL 3-3/9 2 bedroom, walnut, front kitchen, Service separate Excellent dinette care. with floor, large bath, Waverly Area. By hardwood owner TWO WOMEN want all house cleaning. $2.00/hour each. - around It's the same good rule which has made Want Ads OWN. SPRING BREAK SMASH 484-3567. 3-3/9 a success the world over. Also available in 339-2829. 3-3/9 a spray. YOU CAN the savings with see MARLETTE 1967 with expando. 3 Serving a useful function quality glasses from OPTICAL IRONING DONE. My home, pick-up at a low cost. bedrooms, unfurnished. Loceted Want Ads DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan and delivery, fact service. Ave., 372-7409. 0-3-6 in Grand Ledge. 627-4837. 3-3/9 are as available as Freeport, Acapulco, HEATH KITS. AJ-43D, AA-21D, NEW MOON 12x60. 3 Carpeting, skirted, utility building. bedroom. 339-2075. 2-3/6 ALTERATIONS AND ladies today's newspaper! (tuner and amplifier.) 2 bookshelf Located in Windsor Estates. dressmaking by experienced $209 $209 speakers, AS-18. 353-8342. 3-3/5 646-6638. 8-3/13 seamstress. 355-5855. 0-3/9 WEDDINGS, Reasonable charge, PARTIES, ; 6u|i|)ou ai,3M *3AOljnoh inoqjjM Includes: includes: Tired of being PORTRAITS. H 8i B PHOTOGRAPHfcHS. Special rates Round-trip jet Round trip Jet up to your eyeballs for parties. 351-8130. 3-3/6 337-7819 or Don't resist air fare. - in rent receipts? INCOME TAX Service available at air fare Accommodations at 415 West Grand River, East Lansing or call 669-3428, 9-3/13 comparison- the Freeport Inn. Accommodations PEOPLE shop Zales WHO SEEK IMPROVEMENT read the at Bali-Hai "Services" ads In the Classified Nightly Happy Hour. columns. Check nowl Transfers For As Little As $65 A Month Transfers You Can Be Developing Equity "SPRING BREAK" In A Mobile Home! Baggage Handling. Baggage Handling Own your own beautiful home...no more receipts. Many MSU students have already discovered the worthless rent SPECIAL Special Deluxe package luxury of mobile home living at Brookview Mobile Home Estates, just 15 minutes from campus. When you purchase a Only 25 Spaces left mobile home from Wonderland Sales located at DIAMOND SOLITAIRE -- i;at Exclusive King's Inn Available Brookview Park, you your own home, only pay as little as $65 a month to own Are ACAPULOD? you going to - $48 a month lot rental as little as JAMAICA? $295 - $113 a month in all. And you're developing equity in a BAHAMAS. FLORIDA?, OR home of your own. Stop out today and see one of HOME! Michigan's largest >f homes, now on display. CONVENIENT TERMS AVAILABLE For Information Call Your Campus Representative WONDERLAND MOBILE No matter where Sue Eckles you're Bob Lieder Steve Kaufman Bill Kropf HOME SALES, INC. going, Tell 353-4047 353-7708 882-1369 351-5333 AT BROOKVIEW HOME ESTATES MOBILE PEANUTS someone March 9 through 13 10 words PERSONAL with a ZALES or 4600 BRITTON for $1.00 Ads must be RD., PERRY 309 So. prepaid. Washington, Lansing Studentours !3I3I 866—0844 PHONE 625-3311 ^ ^ 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1 ')Ursday, M;ir New method n n . . .. By PAULA BRAY - speeds homosexual counsel ™ A . 1 . n n. I . t "Some of these guys just need reassurance," Plyler said. "Some Pnwpll Slliri Powell said thPV they Kf'fi s II nnmlwiti ..*• "The literature shows that the mother tends to be . State News Staff Writer either close - homosr vials, but actually are not. binding and/or seductive," Powell said. "The male child doesn't of these guys define themselves as being homosexuals on the basis learn what it's like to of a fantasy or a dream. "We fo d other guys In treating homosexuals, two MSU counselors have develof>ed a respond to a warm, feminine female." n who were getting on the fringe , world, b.t were uncomfortable within method different from traditional approaches. The father will tend to be a passive person who is not masculine or, on the other side, he will be so Skillful and very "They will pay attention to whai happened at 15 and define change, in; said. i. and wan?7ay ll,evy WanN t0 During counseling sessions they use a "developmental model," . potent themselves as a homosexual when they are much more oriented Powell said the term homosexual that the son feels he can never match up to him, he said. This « an cause a trying to pick up some of the things the homosexual missed from is a towards heterosexuality." of people hane Once his parents, according to John R. Powell, assistant director of generalized pattern, and may vary from case to case, Powell said. According to the Kinsey Report, 46 per cent of the males ' h" a person starts thinking about hHL ,/llot extra - center programs, and Samuel A. Plyler, associate professor "We believe, for the most part, that homosexual concerns arise would not fall into the category of either a homosexual or when h- nay not an Incn^ta, be homosexual n.mmll at all. to behlTH' •' «»ove as one at the Counseling Center. out of the family interaction pattern," Plyler said. "Essentially, heterosexual, Plyler said. He said that these males have varying "We try to get them to relate to a warm, feminine woman who we feel the homosexual behavior and "My gui-ss is that behavior on this campus would response is learned and can degrees of erotic responses. This may stem from one homosexual the Kinsey Report, but that's b.. i„ u their mother probably was not or to relate to a strong masculine be unlearned if the person wishes to do so." experience when they were 15, Plyler said. only a guess," Plyler aTin With figure who also can be warm," Powell said. "And to watch two adults interact a healthy way as a male and a female." Usually when a student comes in with this kind of concern, he has already made the decision, and the first step is to desensitize "In the report, 50 per cent of the guys have no overt or psychic erotic response to other guys," he said. "Four per cent an1 on Powell ;i!)d Plyle as to the incidonce of h~ Ssn After seeing several males with homosexual concerns, they said him to the enormity of the problem, Plyler said. exclusively oriented to homosexuality." writing a book the node!" approach to treating homosexuality. "develop they found that improvement was faster when a male and a female therapist worked together. "We try to have the male therapist see the fellow first because we feel there are certain things he needs to get from the male," Powell said. "At a later session the male therapist is joined by the FREE^rtf female therapist. Then the three of them have a number of sessions together." Often when the woman > comes in, it is threatening and anxiety ( producing experience for the fellow, he said. "This is the usual pattern for counseling but is not always used," Plyler said. "The guy may come in and request to see a female." When males have a problem come in with homosexual concerns, they do not with just relating to women or just relating to WITH THIS COUPON AND $5.00 PURCHASE Irani9 fair men, but to both, Plyler said. He said they need a model to see how men and women relate to each other. Commencement DOUBLE BREASTED OR (Continued from page 1) , while granting advanced degree recipients commencement will be held the 3-LEGGED g,.eater recognition, same day at 2 p.m. in Jenison Fieldhouse. King said most of the King said the commencement audience comes to see the committee made these changes undergraduate candidates, but in FRYERS as a result of the confusion at the past had to sit throught the last June's graduation when ceremonies for graduate inclement weather forced the students, ceremonies inside. We can begin to give more Since the decision to move attention and recognition to commencement inside was not more graduate students without made until noon, proper taking the time of the parents of arrangemens could not be made the undergraduate for seating, the public address ^jd students," he system and decorations, he noted. Many people with tickets The graduation speaker will were not admitted. address the undergraduate "The commencement ceremonies> but participants in committee met ;ii with .. the the graduate ceremonies will invited to view the address by president and we decided that W. R.i.rve Th. closed - circuit television in the Right To Limit after last spring we had to do Quontltiaa. Copyright The something," King said. Auditorium, King said. Kroger Co. 1970. USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE KROGER VAC PAC He said that in the past the The idea of holding separate TENDERAY TENDERAY Stadium has not been suitable graduations for the different TOP VALUE Premium Bacon >97* for commencement because of colleges was discarded because STAMPS the heat. The committee also °f difficulties in arranging for a Entree Dinners w3t'p°kzc $1.29 SILVER PLATTER CUBED had to consider the effect of speaker or speakers and in cigarettes on the tartan turf in setting up facilities around the J more USD A Choice Tondoroy COUNTRY CLUB POINT CUT CORNED Pork Cutlets 89$ the Stadium. for q Sirloin Tip Steak, Cube Stea campus so many ceremonies. g City Steak, Delmonico St FRESH PICNIC STYLE Beef Brisket flbT99 : ; Green Beans KROGER FRUIT Make Your . - - - TCtofet Stand Sale! Van ^ Father's Day Dyke Studio of Grand Rapids Appointment Today E3 TOP VALUE STAMPS kroger stewed Tomatoes CORN COCKTAIL kroger yellow cling East Lansing Phone ED 2-8889 29-oz '! Peach Halves 4 *wt cans Buffet Supper Lb m ,K '7°9''70 Grape Jelly TOP VALUE EE STAMPS gayety (120 2-ply sheet roll) Paper Towels 4 rolls kroger Get Set Gel Saltlnes 4 wt'boxes ■Variety Is King At Kroger ** kroger medium grain rice. pinto EE) beans or great Northern Beans 3 qz wtpkgs sunrise fresh Celery Cabbage VALUABLE COUPON cello Parsaips cello r RIPE Pols Vitamins | . Chili W/Btans 39 Turnips nut-flavored Artichokes BANANAS L. . E0 creen-fresh Broccoli E3 TOP VALUE jE2 TOP VALUE tender sweet STAMPS STAMPS Green Peas yellow OK large duroble plo»tie ■ Bird Feeder Zucchini Squash Kroger Redeem Puddings ■ From our Produce Dept for frying ^ at Kroger Eggplant _ L M°r- 7. 1970 gin