Ride Friday . MICHIGAN Cool. STATE NEWS . . STATE . . . and cloudy with a high today of 35 and a low tonight of UNIVERSITY Vol. 62 Number 149 East Lansing, Michigan Friday. March 6,1970 Campus affairs restraint Biased information and the by quality of communication between students and the administration are related to KALAMAZOO - Legislative restraint in student unrest, the report said. dealing with campus affairs was called for The report singles out student in the official Consultant's Report to the editors who, in answering questionaires for the Special State Senate Committee study, ranked frequency of protests on investigating Campus Disorders and campus much higher than any other group Student Unrest, released here Thursday. The two - volume report, compiled over question. "It raises some questions to whether an 11 • month period, by a study group led as editors are reporting protests they have by Thomas Emmet, President of Higher seen or Education Associates of Detroit, was protests they would like to see," the report said. presented to the Senate committee headed by State Senator Robert J. Huber, R-Troy, Adding to the "climate of unrest" on and a group of educators gathered at campuses, the report lists problem areas in academic policies, student Nazareth College. rights, and The report included data on causes, "accessibility" of the administration as basic factors. issues, and frequency of student protests The report stresses the and made extensive recommendations to importance of college and university presidents making the legislature. The report ranked Michigan third in the themselves accessible to students and McKee marathon student groups. The Academic Council nation in increased percentage of student passed the halfway mark Thursday in its recommendations and tabled one. At its next session in the Con Con The report also noted continuing consideration of the 30 recommendations that protest, while the issues most protested a "significant comprise the Room of the Center for International Programs, the Council will begin ranged similar to other states. insensitivity" to the black students by the c ee Report on student participation in academic government. The with recommendation 18 which provides council seats for student The war in Vietnam, residence hall (Please turn to back page) ouncil, starting with recommendation nine, approved eight more representatives of minority groups, regulations, controversies over faculty state News Photo By Norm Payea members and racial discrimination are listed as the highest protest issues in Michigan. Council balks See related story p.3 The agitation" not have state. It draws report denies significant "outside on state campuses, and says the "student underground movement" does "much of a a foothold" in the parallel between the quality The Byy DELORES Academic ELORES MAJOR State News Staff Writer Council, Thursday agreement Stnnnpri agreement stopped on recommendation nn that deals with providing council for students locnmmanrltitinn 1a seating on the representing minority 18 at HicrriminaHnn in discrimination minority seats plan in reverse, and roimrus and fhot eimh that such s policy would come in direct conflict with the o McKee said that discrimination rests on the the problem of problem of wish of the committee that this would not only have been unthinkable, philosophy of the Brookover report but of students and faculty and the amount of approved an additional eight groups. dealing with discrimination on campus inequality and inequality of representation. unnecessary." recommendations contained within the The council floor He said that the committee made the Charles protests. A "high quality faculty and was dominated during passed by the MSU Board of Trusttes McMillan, the black student student body means more protests. McKee report and tabled a ninth, bringing the three - hour session by representatives recommendation because they felt that the member of the McKee recently. committee "The solution to the problem if one is the total of approved provisions of the of the two opposing views of the provision: "More discrimination is not the solution representation offered would not provide supported McKee and said that he too saw interested only in preventing protests, report to 17 out of the 30 C.C. Killingsworth, professor of labor and opportunity for minority students. the recommendation as a originally to the problem of discrimination," step forward. would be to have nothing in the state but proposed. industrial relations and James B. "The committee this as the best way "This is not a step backwards, but a McKee, Killingsworth said. saw step passive, unconcerned students and the The council quickly approved He said that this type of discrimination, to move now, they felt it was the best beyond even the Brookover report, that dullest faculty one could find," the report recommendations 9 through 17 while Killingsworth claimed that the no matter what the merits, "would not choice to make, although the report is just a piece of paper, and I just stated. tabling recommendation 12, but the ready recommendation provided operate in favor of ending discrimination; circumstances are not ideal," McKee said. don't believe in papers anymore," the Referring to one of Killingsworth's McMillan said. "This recommendation is damage it would do would far outweigh the merits." comments that called the recommendation only good until such provisions are no MILLIKEN TELLS PRESS "This system is in all likelihood illegal by the laws of the United States, as it stands "unthinkable," McKee replied: "It was the longer needed any more." today," Killingsworth said. He said that the goals of the University Consensus vote called should be to have a university policy that is color blind. "This proposal would set us back at least 20 years, put us back to 'separate but U' liquor policy hit equal,' " he said. party leadership test and McKee replied that he resented the implications that his committee was racist defended the eighteenth by Owen, South Case do not know yet what recommendation in his committee's report they will do if the academic resolution is opposed. By ED HUTCHISON Lenore Romney is to be the Republican precedent" in party conventions, the "It is inevitable that this is going to Associate Campus Editor consensus candidate for the U.S. Senate The Executive Council at Owen Hall governor said. happen eventually," he said. Gov. William G. Milliken said nomination. officially declared liquor legal in their hall Section 22.01 of the Academic Freedom Thursday The ground rules for the meeting will be that his position as leader of "I am sure that this is the interpretation as of April 1, 1970 at their meeting Michigan established by the delegates present Report forbids the possession of liquor on Republicans will be tested Saturday when which will be attached to the meeting," Tuesday night. University property. An amendment by the Milliken said, and "I'm willing to have that although Milliken said he intends to make The same night the resident assistants in party members meet to decide if Mrs. trustees exempted married housing from recommendations. He denied reports that interpretation. the 75 percent vote needed to establish a South Case Hall unanimously passed a this ordinance. When questioned by newsmen Milliken resolution refusing to enforce the liquor Action on enforcement in Case Hall consensus would be changed to 60 per said he would definitely have his leadership policy in Case. resulted from interpretation of the House ba standing in the party tested, Milliken said "I will." He had previously endorsed Mrs. cent. "From all indications, Mrs. Romney will pick up 75 per cent or more of the votes. The action at Owen came "mention" of legalizing liquor in the hall after contract their resident assistant signed. The contract states: "I will contribute to Romney, wife of Milliken's predecessor, I've been encouraged by the information was not acted on, according to Rod the community through my awareness and George Romeny, Secretary of Housing and Joseph, New York, N.Y. graduate student okays I've received." concern for the total community and be a rec Urban Development. At a meeting two weeks ago in Lansing "We never know what the final result will be until the meeting is over, but I feel sure and president of the council. Joseph said the council considers Owen positive influence in facilitating changes when, through evaluation, change indicates Mrs. Romney failed to get the necessary 75 Hall an extension of married housing. Since growth.. she will receive it." school ai per cent of the delegates votes needed for party backing. The meeting Saturday will consider only if the endorsement will be No other names are to be considered by party leadership. The only question to be married housing is on University property and liquor is allowed legally in the apartments the Executive Council decided Paul Korda, an R.A. in South Case, said (Please turn to back page) resolved is whether Mrs. Romney will be given. it should be legal in Owen also. endorsed as the Republican candidate to Milliken said a roll call vote, rather than Sandi Thompson, Willowdale, Ont. oppose Sen. Philip Hart's bid for The House of secret ballot will be used at the meeting. graduate student and vice president of the re-election to the Michigan seat in the U.S. Representatives passed the long - delayed controversial $1.2 billion school aid bill Thursday by one vote, 57-50 with three members not When asked if this could be interpreted as a disciplinary measure intended to see who votes which way, Milliken replied, "I Senate. At the same press conference Milliken council said she supported the measure wholeheartedly. * "It is about time we got out of the Dark '77 lottery voting. again supported a plan that calls for a new The bill needed 56 votes to accept the last half of that statement." stadium to be built in downtown Detroit. Ages," she said. "It was just a formality Fourteen Republicans and 43 Democrats voted for the bill and 36 pass. Republicans and Roll call votes "matter of "I have done what I set out to do and that was to get the issue off dead center," anyway. We just put into writing what has been going on for years." for July; 14 Democrats voted against it. Milliken said. Joseph said-he did not expect opposition Just prior to the vote on the measure, because the average age of students living Gov. Milliken ceiling 'he in Owen is about 26 years old. He said they Cooper Amendment calling for deletion of the $22 million designation for ion-public schools defeated, 52-49. Wald voices opposition was WASHINGTON (AP) - The lottery Weary of debate, the lawmakers greeted with applause and cheers a motion by drawing to decide the order for men to be drafted in 1971 is expected to be held James Del Rio, D-Detroit to take the "nal vote on the bill. early in July, Selective Service They cheered again when the vote of headquarters notified the draft boards Passage was announced in the chamber, Thursday. and "embers adjourned until Monday, leaving three addressing nearly deserted "ambers explaining their "no" votes. to U.S. neo-imperialism to At the same time, the boards were told that it does not appear that they will have dip any deeper into this year's prime draft pool than number 215. Ueveloped by Sen. Roy Spencer, all of Southeast Asia the gross national under the command of a superior. The notice to boards directs them to "■•Atlanta, the bill calls for the largest product is $11.3 billion. "If a military order can be refused and is "crease ever advanced in state aid to "If you really want to make big money supposed to be refused if it involves a war arrange to send to the examining and The United States has become her entrance stations for physical and you can't make it out of the Southeast education and the largest single colony in America's newest imperialist own crime, that must apply ever so much more trainability tests in order of callup numbers Ppropriation in Michigan's history. Asians, they don't have it. You want to to a business fulfilling a business order/'he movement, George Wald, 1967 Nobel prize make big monea you have to go where it is. between 1 through 215, those classed as l e House adopted it Tuesday, Feb. 24 said. winner, said Wednesday. Where is that? That's I-A and conscientious objectors classed ~y 8 5745 margin as a substitute for the us. We've become the Wald assessed the progress made in the Senate passed $972 million measure. A "good, old-fashioned imperalist" colony." I-A-0 and 1-0. year since he outlined the sources of the - Rep. Robert Waldon, R-Grosse Pointe, would go into an area, wring it dry and This is the In addition those with numbers 1 new imperialism, discontent of American youth in a speech take a cut of the gross national product, Pentagonism, Wald said. at the Massachusetts Institute of through 215 who are expected to lose their * later d°| reconsic'er vote °f passage at Wald told approximately 150 people at a You don't have to read about the things Technology (MIT). deferments in the next six months — such The new bill would reduce property dinner sponsored by the Clergy and happening to Asians and Africans, he said. "We've made progress alright, but a lot as college students who graduate in June — es Laymen Concerned About Vietnam. Those things are now happening to us. are to be given their examinations. A across the state with a of it is of the wrong kind," the 62 - year - corresponding With this new invention of Pentagonism, selective service official said these probably However, the gross national product of old Harvard biologist said. ^Per cent increase in the state property South Vietnam is $2.5 billion, he said. business took a quantum leap. The administration has no plan to will be arranged on weekends for those in stop college so as not to interfere with classes. Local voters could add to the basic state "Who in hell wants a cut of a gross Wald said it was under American the war in Vietnam, he said. Nixon is PPort national product of that contemptible pressure that an international principle that The July drawing, well ahead of the by approving 10 additional mills or figure of $2.5 billion?" Wald asked. "We're a war criminal is personally responsible for December 1969 date for the first lottery, aximum local income tax of 2 per cent. (Please turn to page five) George Wald spending $30 billion a year on that war. In his crime even though it was performed (Please turn to page five) (Please turn to page two) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 6, 1970 I ED Severe pains Weather could handicap trouble LBJ U.S. view of total SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP -- Former President Lyndon B. medical developments which have given cause for additional concern. His vital signs remain NEW YORK (AP) - The sun, the moon and the earth have a Mid of the - will be eclipse point of the eclipse in New York City, whero qc _ Johnsop suffered severe chest rendezvous in space and time Saturday, one that has awed man sun belocked, is 1:42 p.m. EST ' and arm pains again during the stable," the afternoon report down through the ages. But another work of nature, the weather, Moving west, with lesser degrees of totality mid n • said. come at noon CST, in Dallas, night, his physicians said may hide the spectacle from millions of Americans. Tex.; at 12-25 n m roLfl Thursday. But doctors stabilized Wednesday the doctors only The U.S. Weather Bureau in Washington issued a gloomy Chicago; at 10:57 a.m. MST, in Denver; at „ i"n;~CST- his condition by 8 a.m., they referred to Johnson's symptoms forecast Friday for much of the eastern part of the country, but Francisco. — •»oT, m g said there may be favorable conditions for viewing the total solar The 1970 eclipse is especially notable because of its reported. as "discomfort," although they . Johnson also was fatigued by used the term eclipse in New England and southern Florida. viewing path and because it is to take place during the "pain" earlier in what the doctors called a poor the week. Heedless of who can see it, the three celestial bodies will spin sun's 11 - year sunspot cycle. B ^ of 'he into line Saturday, and the silent, dusty moon will blot out the Since the eclipse will be up there for so many to «_ night and by a cold. Lt. Col. Robert North, a It was the first time the spokesman for the physicians dazzling, life - giving rays of the sun for brief minutes. specialists have expressed grave concern about the In ancient times, man cowered in fear before an eclipse. Now he serious, permanent eye damage, possibK physicians had described attending the 61 - year - old hauls out sophisticated scientific equipment to record highly school. especially to children hcW ne ,r°m °f Johnson's pains as severe and the Johnson, was asked earlier in the first confirmation that he had a complex data, and he fires rockets into the air. U.S. Surgeon General Jesse L. Steinfeld day jf the chance of a heart has issued ; cold. attack existed. He Where he can, man will still look up in awe this Saturday at one .statement , replied, The midafternoon hospital "President Johnson't vital signs of the most spectacular performances in nature's repertory. Parents, Steinfeld said, should take special precaution* . Millions protect their children from staring bulletin said that the pains the an(j former chief executive suffered cardiography tracings will along the path of totality from Mexico to Newfoundland would have a chance to see the total phase of the Some astronomers suggest up at the mid day - eclS continue to be watched using a filter or two or more l during the night were the same carefully." Eclipse viewer eclipse if the skies were clear. of exposed and developed black and white film, although?! kind as those which caused him Johnson had the sniffles A safe Countless others throughout almost all of North America may specialists fear there still is too great a risk of misuse y way to watch the solar event Saturday is The only time it is safe to look to be hospitalized Monday. be able, weather permitting, to see a partial eclipse. Wednesday and doctors said diagrammed above. Avoid looking directly into the sun's directly at the eclipse is du The doctors have said they are then they feared he was The moon will first begin crossing the face of the sun, taking a totality. But the moment the moon passes along, glare by peering the other way through a pin hole and flow past once again, the allowins liohn seeking to prevent a heart attack small crescent bite, about an hour before totality. The full danger is there again. developing a common cold, perceiving the projection of sol's image on a white surface. eclipse such that which struck cycle usually takes from 2 to 2lA hours. The eye experts advise as AP Wirephoto punching a pinhole in a niecp ot Johnson in 1955. cardboard and, with your back to the Although the doctors stopped image of the eclipse on a second cardboard held in sun, using it to focus thl __■ ■■■_■ ■■ £ the oth. the severe pain they said. Johnson still suffered aching COOPERATES WITH U«5 hand. Don't look at the sun For through the scientists, this may be the most closely watched pinhole. eclinse in discomfort in his left arm and history. The primary observation site is in the mountains S chest." Mexico, where there is a good chance the weather will nermi "From 8 a.m. until the time of unobstructed viewing. this bulletin, there have been no Turks promise opium cut back The astronomer will seize the make special observations and layer that are impossible at any other time. There is great interest in precious movements of totality to measurements of the sun's outer studying the corona, the turbulent WASHINGTON (AP) -■ The in recent months, the chief U.S. vehicles and other gear to equip suppressant, as in codeine, stop producing if TurkeyJ gaseous outer atmosphere that is normally obscured government announced efforts narcotics law officer said 460 Turkish national police to -t> opium r by the "When you get more than 900 KUlllon* lirrkf brilliant light from *1 l"e ... . to dry up the source of 80 will stop. the visible surface. per He said the U.S. has loaned cent of the illegal heroin that crack down on illegal production deaths in New York in one year, Ingersoll estimated Turkey The astronomers also are interested in making daylight Turkey $3 million to help of opium, the source of heroin, °* whom are teen - agers, observations of the planet enters the United States. Turkish opium farmers convert supplies about 100 tons of raw Mercury, and in hunting for faint The effort has bogged down the land to other crops; provided and reached an agreement with then you ve got a right to start opium for the world's lega., comets near the sun that are normally blotted out by the intense in Turkish politics and traditions the Turks to reduce the number hollering about it. Heroin is the medicinal market each year, spotter plane, guns, ammunition, " of provinces permitted to grow maior cause of death between worth up to $3 million on The next major eclipse, of long path and duration will be opium - producing poppies. ^e ages of 18 and 35 in New foreign exchanges. in the United States on April 8, 2024. visible The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State John E. Ingersoll, director of 9*^' ^*ie. United States is University, is published every class day during four school the Justice Department's Bureau . e biggest victim of illegal terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. of Narcotics and Dangerous international heroin traffic, and Subscription rate is $14 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Drugs, said the United States wants Turkey to phase out opium production entirely - the 80 P™ cent of 11 Turkey," Ingersoll said, „ 001,165 from e h®J°'n itse,f ^ produced Abrams provides device Inland Daily Press Association, Associated legal, medical narcotic well ,n Marseilles, France, where it is Collegiate Press, as as Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press the illegal -- because Turkish transformed from Turkish white Association, United States Student Press Association. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. controls, countries like ineffective unlike those India, have of proven P°PPies- A dealing primary with difficulty Turkey on in the for viewing sun's eclipse Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services THE SANDWICH PEOPLE Turkey is one of 10 nations proWem. jngereol1 saW. is that . People in the Lansing _ area will screen, being careful that _ n Television sets will also be Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, allowed"'to"produce opium" for the Turks are being asked to have a rare opportunity to view looks through the telescope available in the lobby for Michigan. medicinal purposes under the crac'c down on a deeply one of nature's most spectacular while it is turned toward the viewing the network Hobie's coverage o Phones: International Opium '"grained tradition, "a social and sights Saturday, an eclipse of the sun. the total eclipse from the Editorial Convention, although heroin (an cultural activity among sun, through special equipment Chamberlain said the southern states, DINE-IN Classified 355-8252 opium derivative) is illegal in Peasants" who can make about on the grounds of Abrams planetarium personnel will be on The new Advertising 355-8255 every country. Opium products $50 each in cash on ,and ^anetarium. hand to assist viewers during the program at the phone 351-3800 Display Advertising 353-6400 are valuable as a pain killer as in otherwise unused in wintertime. According to Von Del entire eclipse, 12:15 p.m. to planetarium, "Sun, Stars and Business-Circulation Seasons," describing the changes CARRYOUT& DELIVERY 355-3447 rohine. morphine, and a cough "®ut we can't accomplish Chamberlain, director of the 2:40 p.m. The maximum eclipse that occur around us because o Photographic 355-8311 the full goal of removing the planetarium, the image of the will occur about 1:30 p.m. when Turks from the opium market, the earth's movement about the sun will be projected through a three - fourths of the sun will be at least we can see that it's sun, will begin at 2:30 p.r telescope onto a screen. This is covered by the moon, better controlled," Ingersoll the safest method for observing 11^ IIr U said. An the eclipse, he said. Special extra incentive low to the People are reminded not to SPRING SORORITY IrWI United States in trying to stop production entirely, Intersoll said, is that Iran has agreed to view the eclipse directly through binoculars or a telescope, but should project the image onto a ROSH SIGN-UP transplant of From Our Wire Services their authority to act uncle Come to Gov. Milliken signed into law current Michigan law. Thursday an emergency bill The legal question involve! passed by the legislature this whether the minor donatin Spring was Fashion week allowing a 16 - year - old Saginaw girl to recieve a kidney the organ in a tranplant might be able to challenge the legality transplant from her twin sister. the operation when he or s Fifteen live models will be The bill is aimed at turned 21 under existing law. modeling all the latest erasing campus fashions for Easter and spring of the 70's. legal doubts about doctors' In noting the question Men's, boy's, women's, and children's fashions all authority to perform the hospital director Edward to keep you in step with the latest styles at a low operation on Sharon and Sheila Connors had said: Klein at the University of "There can be a remote chance Woolco price. Come Friday evening March 6 at Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor. that when the minor kidney 7:30 p.m. and enjoy the show to be held in the Sharon has agreed to donate donor becomes 21, she would Lady's Fashion Department. Free roses for the one of her kidneys to her failing have the legal right to question first 100 ladies. Narrated by Joe Arthur from sister. Their parents also the validity of parent's consent WVIC radio. approve, but doctors questioned for this type of surgical procedure..." D uance n n rt* f toA rnico raise The bill, sponsored by Rep> Roy Smi^h) R.Ypsiianti, authorizes a person over 14 Woo£co bond money A dance with "The Mission" K,-JJLdlrV when authorized by the probate court with jurisdiction over the and "Jumping Jeff and His Big person. Apples" will be held at 8 tonight in the lower lounge of Phillips Hall. \Ah*u(fd^toMode**Aeta£*q The $1 admission will go to help those jailed as a result of 71 lottery the disturbances in East Lansing (Continued from page one) and Ann Arbor regarding the will enable Selective Service to Chicago Seven trial. send for their examinations this year those to be drafted early next year. The Power Of "We have assurances that call for inductees during current calendar will the considerably less than" 289,900 of last year, the notice Cultured Soul said. Thus, it said, there is an understanding that the need t Today 319 Student Services 1-5 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 7 examine those sequence numbers and with 1MB tno born in 1951 "seems De BLACK FESTIVAL & SOUL DINNER reduced or eliminated." BRODY CAFETERIA So those with numbers 216 Dinner 5:00-6:15 (Meal Transfer) through 366 will not be sent w the examining stations un Showtime 8:30 - Midnight $1.00 further notice, except for those who volunteer and those w CONTEMPORARY BLACK MUSIC * DANCE * JAZZ * DRAMA * OUT already have in writing reques Ify°" need an TOWN GUESTS OF for early exams, This was interpreted by call Miss Petersen Selective Service spokesman at 355-8288 IF YOU LIVE IN A DORM, BE SURE TO meaning that those with J PICK UP meal transfers BEFORE numbers who have not m SATURDAY. written requests will not permitted to take them now. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 6, 1970 3 news I Wildcat tieups delay rail talks summary By the Associated Press In the wake of a Congressional scattered wildcat tieups. There were wildcat strikes or walkouts in Illinois, Missouri, A bill rushed Wednesday banned for through Congress 37 days a nationwide rail strike at least work out a voluntary contract settlement. In Washington, Usery said grounds the job - crossing provision might cause them to lose jobs to their larger fellow - sM four unions or it would be acceptable to none, The unions' leaders were A capsule summary of the day's events from Ohio, California and Wisconsin. while efforts are made to iron union officials were so busy unions. sharply critical of Wednesday's our wire services. no - strike mandate, trains Pickets were reported in out a contract deadlock between trying to head off or quell The strike was scheduled on Congressional mandate, although moved on or near schedule Missouri and half a dozen other wildcat action by their members the basis that the proposed four shopcraft unions and the they said they would advise their Thursday along most of the states. rail lines. that he would wait until Friday contract must be acceptable to membership to obey it. nation's vast railroad network. In some areas, federal court to try to get peace talks going. As a result of the bill, it fell to There was brief but widespread The four unions restraining orders got would-be Assistant Secretary of Labor W. involved "From all indications, Mrs. picketing, and company and strikers back to work, or kept union officials sought to quell them on the job. J. Usery to try once again to bargain for 45,000 railroad machinists, electricians, MHA-WIC elects Romney will pick up 75 per cent boilermakers and sheet metal or more of the votes. I've been workers. new officers for '70 encouraged by the information I've received." - Gov. Milliken 27 whites At one electricians point, and machinists, boilermakers tentatively accepted a contract providing a 68 per cent boost in The Women's Inter - Hall1 Assn. (MHA) elected new Officers elected for WIC residence Council (WIC) and the Men's officers Wednesday night current 3.60 hourly wages, and are Susan Carter, Niles sophomore as result of Lamar riot containing controversial a proposal permitting members of Eh6" ! }ndH Ra£da1!' St Clair Shores ^Phomore, first vice - all four unions to cross each K£n 5 13 i £ BatUe Creek junior> tecaa^ vice International News others' job jurisdiction lines to frMSurer * ValParaiso> Ind-> secretary - DARLINGTON, S.C. (AP) — more warrants — some against The do limited amounts of work. Officers elected for MHA Harold Buckner, Jackson Delegates to the Paris peace talks wrangled Thursday Twenty seven white men white women — as a result of 27, arrested Wednesday are sophomore, president; and Timothy Morris, Pontiac - were night and Thursday in a sweep However, the 8,000 member Iwithout touching on the question of ending the war in arraigned on riot charges Tuesday's school desegregation sheet metal workers - union president. junior vice ' by agents of the State Law ■Vietnam. They then adjourned in almost record time. Thursday as officers prepared violence at nearby Lamar. Enforcement Division SLED, rejected the contract, on Terms of office will begin spring term. ■U.S. Ambassador Philip Habib, who again protested the were freed under $2,000 bond ■treatment of American prisoners of war, said he found each by ■the other side unprepared to deal with issues in a serious ■and businesslike way and called for adjournment after White continues Chapman. Magistrate No trial dates were set. SLED Chief J. P. Strom said additional Sam mVi hours. The North Vietnamese and Viet Cong warrants are being drawn in ■delegations insisted that the U.S. delegation was at fault. scrutiny of CUA Columbia as agents identify ■The American presentation of the prisoner of war issue ■was not new, but Habib said he was stressing it and |\vould stress it in future sessions. persons in photographs taken by his men during the clash of about 150 white adults with Engineerings Trustee Clair White, D-Bay City, said Thursday he will meet "The end of this investigation is when I'm satisfied I've seen state on troopers and Negro pupils the Lamar schoolgrounds. Math and American battle deaths rose past the 100 mark last today or early next week with everything there is to see," he A representative of Gov. ■week for the first time this year despite relatively light Acting Vice President Business and Finance Roger for declared. Robert McNair said some of those arrested will face Science Jenemy activity, the U.S. Command reported Thursday. ■U.S. deaths reached 113, the highest in 3l/i months, Wilkinson to further discuss the White said criticism of his additional charges, possibly IBM will be ■compared with 83 the week before. But the number of operations of the Center for Urban Affairs (CUA). investigation by trustees Don assault and Stevens, D- Okemos, and Frank property. damage to state Majors ■wounded fell off to 465, the lowest in about two years. ■The week before 657 Americans were wounded. ■casualties dropped sharply to 2,009 killed last week Enemy In addition, White said he is considering asking Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley for a legal opinion Merriman, R raised the - Deckerville, has question of a trustee's right to act without majority The violence occured on the campus shared by the Lamar interviewing consent of the board. high and elementary schools, ■from 2,500 dead in the previous week, the allied on the right of a trustee to act individually without the support "My own opinion is that as a which were predominantly white on campus ■commands said. The weekly reports raised the total of the majority of the board. constitutional officer I'm until a court - ordered bound by the desegregation plan April 8,9 ■combat deaths to 40,758 Americans killed and 268,296 White said he has not certainly not went into majority of the board,' he effect Feb. 15. |wounded since Jan. 1, 1961. completely evaluated information already provided by the stated. The Lamar schools remained White said he will consult with closed Wilkinson, and refused to discuss and there was no Nigeria will maintain its 200,000 man army for at the additional information he his own attorney before indication when they would ■least three years and then cut it to 70,000 men, military will request from Wilkinson. contacting the attorney general. We'd like to talk to you reopen. ■sources said Thursday. Federal authorities are holding if you're interested ■their men in uniform because of anxiety about what ■might happen when combat hardened soldiers with CAMPUS UNREST in a career in ■hidden weapons are loose. Although reliable estimates science and engineering, ■place the army's strength at well over 200,000 men, one Isenior officer said "I don't know the present size, I |doubt if anybody knows." Huber to : bitot rethink' stand no czBo r.i tto£*j programming, or marketing. Sign up at your Romania sought world support Thursday in its defiant By JEFF SHELER (receiving government aid) are He added his support to the placement office. State News Staff Writer the source of problems on )id to escape Soviet domination. In a bold move, the report's criticism of student Romanian delegation to the 25 nation disarmament campus, that the taxpayers have editors for "biased" reporting. KALAMAZOO ~ State a right to demand that their An Equal Opportunity Employer inference in Geneva called for an international Senator Robert J. "Now I'm just a little more Huber, money be better spent," Huber agreement which would bar reassured that the editors don't military maneuvers on the R-Troy, said Thursday that the said. IBM Consultant know what they're talking territory or along the frontiers of other states. There Report to the lave been recurrent Committee Investigating Campus While pointing out that the about," he said. reports of Soviet pressure on Unrest has caused him to Romania to consultant's study is only an agree to Warsaw Pact Military exercises on "rethink" some of his earlier He declined comment on the its advisory report to his committee suggested territory. positions. and is not the committee's open admissions The report asked the policy, and said "it would report, he said it would give require a little more scrutiny." National News legislature not to pass laws to revoke student aid as a punitive them "a lot to think about." The government ordered Thursday the results of last measure. Huber has supported a bill pending in the Senate that THOREAU . . AWAY YOUR December's United Mine Workers election set aside, would take such action against :harging widespread irregularities in president W. A. student dissidents. "Prior to tiiis report, I was all Tony Boyle's victory over the late Joseph Yablonski. Sec. of Labor George Shultz said the Justice gung - ho for signing this bill. Now I think it will require a CLASS NOTES! Department has filed a court action under the Landrum further look at it," Huber said. Griffin act to set aside the election results and to enjoin "I think the purpose of this the union from report will be to brake on inadequate record keeping. further legislation that could at HOLIDAY LANES only foment more trouble," he said. OPEN 9 a.m. dally STUDY THE DICKENS Sen. George McGovern, D-S.D., accused the Nixon He added, however, that he administration Thursday of waging secret war on a was "unsure" his colleagues OPEN BOWLING DAY AND EVENING would agree to restrain dangerous scale in Laos and of engaging in deceit in an Just North of Frandor 487-3731 effort to explain it away. He legislation, but it would "be said the administration is studied further" because of the Billiards • Cocktails • Good Food violating the 1962 Geneva settlement by interfering rep0rt. militarily in Laos and added: "We are flirting I often feel that if students dangerously with a new Vietnam." His speech was prepared for the National Newspaper Assn. In addition to providing military and CIA personnel, McGovern said we are sending American bombers against Laos at the rate of 500 missions a day. Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark. already has called for his Foreign Relations Committee to dig OUT OF STEINBECK HEMINGWAY! deeper into U.S. involvement in Laos. He spoke out after hearing secret testimony from Secretary of State William Rogers. The national director of CORE outlined Thursday a school plan that could perpetuate predominately white GET MONARCH and black finances schools, while assuring each of its own and control. Roy Innis said his proposal falls within Supreme Court guidelines and has received initial cautious but favorable reaction in the South. The plan NOTES would essentially create school districts drawn on .. .BEFORE community lines. It is the only one offering black People a chance to maximize their resources by managing their own schools Innis said. HUGO OUT OF YOUR MIND! (Lots of other titles, too ... ] The president of the University of Puerto Rico ordered classes suspended until Monday and flags on CamPus flown at half staff Thursday after a night of noting left one girl dead and 50 persons injured. The IN TODAY AND LIVE A UTILE (jfMJ p0OK\ violence began as a protest against the Reserve Officers Training Corps program, and long a target of pro - NOW . . . TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU '^dependence groups. The students set fire to the ROTC Elding, battled police on campus and touched off 6724 S. Cedar at X-way 694-5916 not'ng that lasted far into Wednesday night in the 310 W. Grand River streets of San Juan. Antonia Martinez, 21, was shot East Lansing 0n trough e the head while watching the disturbances from balcony of a guest house near the campus. She died the brazier. 351-8666 Hours 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Across From The Union City Parking At Rear Door Across From Free Parking Berkey At Storeside operating table at a San Juan hospital. MICHIGAN L. C. LERNER STAT£ NfWS UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER They shoot horses, don't they? advertising manager supposed to say, "I get it. No soap radio!" effete snobs of the tranquil majority. A falling; the napalm turns into ivorv Surely, we have learned our lesson. And then the game will be over. The the Phantoms sn NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor Surely, co - optation has its limitation. war is to begin anew in Laos and they are going to Israel hi " . GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Which self - righteous fools planned this shocked. What manner of man bastardizes Nixons, Agnews, etc, will vanish: poof! immediately often, on the beck of . The wheat that isn't bo*'* KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor Journey to the East? a continent, a people, a world and can then given t'n , I suppose you are impatient. You want strangely appears in Calcutta; the JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor Aha! Though I am mad J'accuse those proclaim brainwashing, innocence and facts, information about the war in Laos in Union, without prior notice, ko ® sjj JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor perfidious devils in Washington of plotting bereavement. order to achieve an acceptable level of self - us JS* a takeover of Southeast Asia. Ludicrous, To those of you who might conjure up torment, provide for inner - and other - manganese with which we construct instruments for hZ? demented and what other adjectives the spirits of Nixon, Laird, Abrams, war and 7 1(1 describe my view; yet, that of the Johnson and label them as the culpable directed pity and promote the general anti (he U.S. decides to sell orglTe Pentagon, too. party I say: how stupid a creature man is. - welfare. Here are the facts (take out a mi then proceeds to .eco^J Those listless American people; those Don't you see - it is all a game. You are number two pencil and copy): Laos ancient kingdom ... over two Students and the young are ecology out of frustration in the turn? ... million people ... Government neutral but spectrum. (Don't bother to tell JS* J! * EDITORIALS propped - up by the U.S. two airlines ... CIA operates ecology is interrelated with politic* ?! ... Long Cheng military base we can work effectively in the sphere; if we don't work ecol£ (used to be secret) controlled and financed by the CIA immediately to2 waste 2 ... American military advisors on ending in Laos but in civilian clothes U.S. Air pollution, we won't survive ... 1984 tw Force bombs Laos daily as B-52s fly old hat. Cynicism? Condescension?) w Report giv missions from South Vietnam and Thailand have seen that even to ... Maj. Gen. Vang Pao and his Meo tribesman supplied with war material by the U.S. and supported by U.S. air raids the ides of November in no more on -- to a football game. gathering 500 OOfl than make President Washington C Nixon tunT Senate campaig I suppose you are impatient. You want facts, information about the thousands of dollars to "discover" war in Laos in order to achieve an The Higher Educational Executive Associates of Chicago, a research what was written in the 1963 acceptable level of self - torment, organization, has issued a report to constitution: that trustees alone are provide for inner - and other - the State Senate committee looking responsible for the governance of directed pity and promote the into campus disorders. The essential their institution. general anti - welfare. Here are the finding of the report stipulates that The net result of the investigation facts (take out a number two pencil no additional legislation is needed to seems to be months of front - page and copy): deal with disruptions or disorders on publicity for Sen. Huber, now an college campuses. announced candidate for U.S. and reconnaissance Hanoi -- with, at So many feel the answer is ecology, And ... senator. Huber was the only party to The least, 25,000 troops in Laos -- seeks to why not? Nixon wants to spend $4 billion findings of the report offer the investigations who could not widen war and make U.S. choose ... from the Federal Government many worthwhile suggestions into lose. attempts to use Ho Chi Minh trail in and $j billion from the states to clean making the educational environment eastern Laos to bring supplies to follow - up on mess. Even our beloved of the university more receptive to Regardless of the report's Viet Cong fighting the "allies" Congressmen an ... Premier ecological (communist?) sympathizers. constructive reform. A basic problem contentions, Senator Huber could Souvanna Phouma appeals to Britain and You are being CO - OPTED. use the findings for political leverege. the Soviet Union to reconvene the 1962 Sure, stressed by the report is "to channel ecology is "groovy, man, dynamite, far! The current document allows Huber Geneva Conference the U.S. and North out, oh! wow!, dynamic, where it's at" ... the energies which are reflected in Vietnam have both broken the latter by to tell his voting public that he did But think about the intent of those student unrest into more productive upsetting the neutrality and integrity of men in D.C. After ecology and another not lead a witch hunt, that he is Laos. mechanisms and paths." The Vietnam, what then? intervention of the legislature, for concerned about students, and, Many of my fellow colleagues, however, Shall we begin our journey to the East! above all, that he working actively are desirious of getting on the ecology whatever reason, "is unlikely to or are we then homeward bound contribute to this process." with students to affect reform and bandwagon. The fools! Nixon and Laos -- it sounds a bit bizarre Laos -• company are frothing at the mouth by right out of camelot and into eradicate violent unrest. our laps now. Those guys are really with it. All like a little boy The report goes on to specifically However, if the report had they have to do is say, "Ecology" and who cries because he is sad. students et. al run in blind - faith to the state that no financial aids, such as requested new legislation to deal Oh, so sad because Santa Claus ii emblazoned standard. and babies don't fall from the sky. scholarships, loans or grants, should with student fomentors and campus And as the rush to ecology becomes RIGHT ON! Ladies and Gentlemen, be withdrawn from a student for anv turmoil, the good senator could have elucidated, the bombs suddenly stop RIGHT ON! reason except the compiling of poor said, "I told you so," and then grades. The document stressed that a reevaluation of the role of the proceed to rationalize the need for the OUR READERS' MIND witch hunt and a full college president should be investigation of campus radicals and undertaken in the light of minimal disturbances. contact between students and the president. Furthermore, the report The Michigan Legislature should be aware that by pouring thousands of dollars into Huber's committee on To the Editor: Censorship and rightful It seems that the editor could not see quoted a recent event; that of the Swedish president who complained that the U.S. as we want them to do to us. protest itself. That is not only a waste of time but Truth is meaningless if it is not poor morality. Only truth and not recommended that campus subversion, they have more the difference between censorship and media have been telling the citizens of onlv rationales be conducive to the welfare of all, and if truth misrepresentation or misinformation can than adequately underwritten the maintained for the creation of black rightful protest. That film "Africa Addio" the evils found in Sweden and not of the is made to be always on the defensive. Why make people free and loving. studies programs and that existing political campaign of Huber for U.S. has been shown in some other places and good things there. It really strained the tell lies against Africa and then relax giving Olu. Efuntade senator. Had the Legislature heeded found to be derogatory to black U.S. - Swedish relationship. Evidently I equal time for Africa to come and defend Nigerian graduate student courses should be modified to failed totally to persuade him. He told me the advice of parties inside the personality. We Africans or blacks are not include the numerous contributions that the film was not degrading to Africa. universities looking for origin of false views -- we know themselves, this Research needed in U of all minority groups. this already. They are mostly from the Mike Sunshine went on and showed the prohibitively expensive sojurn into imperialist Western World. film the next day only to be stopped While the recommendations of the the sovereign realm of Your editorial shallow university was so and through a less honorable manner. If H.E.E.A. timely and worthy of affairs need never have been illogical when you said or apply "one education is the right to misinform the To the Editor: are responsibility of any educated person embarked upon. cannot combat falsehood until one people, I hate education. If freedom is the The editorial of March 3 "For teaching strong support, it is unfortunate that especially a college professor. The journals understands the nature of falsehood." It is right to degrade another person, I think I teachers" appears to be written in are not osbcure to those in the field oi the Michigan legislature had to spend -The Editors shallow because you assume we blacks do should not acquire freedom. ignorance of what teaching, research or those interested in it. At college level, not know who has misrepresented us and Mr. Editor, if we, while students, fail to publication involves. Good teachers are not research alone can create the excitement of raped and robbed us of what we cherish, of listen to opinions of fellow students who moldy cheeses pulled out of cellars to induce learning. An expert in the art of our pride, our culture, and our all in all. feel concerned and are directly affected by unwilling students to pass communication may be able to convey the Wilkinson mer You assume we do not know the nature of falsehood and degradation that daily affect our activities, we may grow up with an attitude of indifference to others if and when we assume higher posts in the future. examinations. Good teachers (particularly at college level) need to keep in touch with their field and have first hand information ideas of others and therefrom, but do you recommend that could benefit on several conveyors rather than creators of ideas get Indeed we are in your country, "this I wonder why we jump to the streets and aspects of the subject they the bigger reward? nation" as you put it. But in a respectable call ourselves rebels and protestors and teach, which can only be acquired through as well as and civilized society a guest is treated with decency. Blacks from Africa are your guests in this University. We are not only expect administration the government or school to listen to and grant our research. About giving expert advice outside the University, public education and creating public Dr. (Mrs.) Satinder Bajaj Research Department of Foods and Associate Nutrition requests. The golden rule is to do to others capable of handling his tasks in guests to the U.S. government, but guests Acting Vice President for Business a to all citizens of the United States and we and Finance Roger Wilkinson has satisfactory manner. It would take deserve some decency. BARNEY YOUNG been in office for nearly two years months for a man new to the If the editor did not know may I say University to adapt to the job and 6 now. Displacing Philip J. May in the that two black groups sent a representative of 1968, Wilkinson has been achieve the same level of to Michael Sunshine to plead with him not summer efficiency that Wilkinson has to show the movie. They sent the already achieved. doing President. a nonetheless, fine job We can how as acting Vice only wonder, much longer Training a good a new man is senseless when man is already in the office. representative not to interfere with the freedom or rights of others but to claim their own right not to be misrepresented Issues are not people Wilkinson will be yoked down with before the students of MSU. I understand The University should also the title of acting Vice President. the man would not yield to their pleading. consider Wilkinson's personal They therefore decided to protest it in the basis for his suggestion. He position. He has been working for speaks in his public. I also thought I should be there to i public office is the total proposal of extraordinary progress while he The issue of race is what he is talking Acting Vice Presidents are nearly two years at what is protest. But violence or public protest is sum eventually replaced by new Vice not my way of life. So I decided to talk it of the works of his advisors. Somebody acknowledges facts such as: 68% of black about, not black people. This is typical oi supposedly only a temporary job. ought to help our president Richard Nixon. families earned less than $8,000 in 1968, the Nixon Administration, concerned wit# Presidents or are themselves with Michael Sunshine. I called him up First it was his ace, vice - president Agnew that issues, not people. black people continue to be . promoted to the job. We feel that This about 11:15 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27, and our Maybe if we ignore the extremist, an places Wilkinson in an discussion lasted about an hour. putting his foot in his own mouth. Now unemployed at twice the rate of white Wilkinson is due a promotion. He has adverse position, working under it's Daniel Moynihan, counselor to the people, that only 16% of black high school recognize the silent black majority, whow I did my best to persuade him that can't see or hear, maybe the race issue win handled the job in an admirable undue pressures that make his duties president who's doing the honors. students have verbal skills above grade Africa has been misrepresented enough enjoy a period of silence. manner. The conflicts of interest of Moynihan submitted a proposal to the school level. extremely difficult to perform. This with Tarzan - type movies, and with a lot president in which he suggested that the I question the legitimacy of any man Probably what will happen is that we the May regime are over. of negative and destructive criticism. That pressure places Wilkinson in a issue of race be given a period of "benign who in view of the existing conditions regress to the same type of situati°n position where he is restricted and as people in an international community neglect" by the Nixon administration. He would make suggestions such as those had during the days of slavery in the u. like MSU we should not perpetuate media Wilkinson, like many university confined because it is difficult to that degrade one nation and also misinform also suggested that in observing this period Moynihan has made. There won't be any open race issue, officials that do a fine job day in and of neglect the president ignore extremists, Maybe what has happened is that open dissent from black people. May ascertain how much authority an the other nation. I pleaded with him that who he referred to at one point in his Moynihan's statement has been there'll just be brothers reacting as day out, goes unnoticed and deserves "acting" administrator should such things are not only worthless but proposal as "crazy racists on the left," and misinterpreted. His suggestion is, "The Turner, the slave who killed hundreds some recognition. Wilkinson does exercise. dangerous to peaceful coexistence. I even recognize the silent black majority. time may have come when the issue of race whites in the south, did. Turner o> not run around making deadlines all Moynihan cited the extraordinary can benefit from a period of benign worry about anybody listening to him- of the time for his activities, but has It is a fact that President Wharton Letter progress black people have made as the neglect." just drew his knife and cut off heads. without his services the university been looking outside the would suffer. Promoting Wilkinson University for a Vice President for The State News welcomes all letters. THE HEAD BEA6LS to a full Vice Presidency would be a Business and Finance. We hope that Dr. Wharton turns his eyes within They should be typed and signed with the home town, student, faculty or staff HAS DISAPPEAR# justly earned reward for those standing, and local phone number services. the University to look at the man included. No unsigned letter will be who is already doing the job. accepted for publication, and no letter will There is little to be gained by be printed without a signature except in extreme circumstances. All letters must be bringing in another person for the less than 300 words long for publication job. Wilkinson has shown that he is without editing. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 6, 1970 5 Big Three New party director treaty ratifie WASHINGTON (AP) - The The nonproliferation historic nonproliferation treaty itself was originally signed July went into force Thursday with 1, 1968, by the nuclear Big treaty predicts Dem WASHINGTON (AP) surge resigned as post - master general because "I couldn't stand the U.S. and Soviet leaders pledging Three the United States, the Lawrence F. O'Brien was chosen ~ deficit" and then went to Wall ailew to strive for a curb on the Soviet Union, and Britain - as unanimously Thursday to be the Strauss, considered close to Street where the market soon Democrats' national operations the conservative Texas superpower arms race. sponsors. It took until now to dropped 200 points. achieve the necessary number of chief and as he resumed the reins Democratic leadership of former "So I am back where I belong, ratifications by he predicted "the Democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson signing countries with you," he added. The man School aid to bring it into force. At a flag - decked ceremony at party will make a dramatic comeback this November." O'Brien was elected by and former Gov. John Connally, accepted a $1,000 contribution from outgoing treasurer Patrick who managed presidential campaigns for John F. Kennedy, the State Dept., President Nixon Johnson and Humphrey called acclamation to the chairmanship O'Connor and pledged "to do (Continued from page one) hailed the treaty banning the for a truly united party, saying of the Democratic National my dead-level best." House speaker William Ryan, spread of nuclear "we simply can't afford the weapons as a Committee after his only rival, D-Detroit, said he expects there potential "first milestone on a Indiana Democratic Chairman O'Brien, escorted to the luxury of being fragmented." wj|l be some discussion in the road which led to rostrum by Harris and former O'Brien, had turned down a reducing the Gordon St. Angelo, withdrew his lower chamber Monday night danger of nuclear war." Vice President Hubert H. bid from Humphrey for the bid for the post O'Brien left over keeping the bill in the Humphrey, noted that he chairmanship just one week ago. only 14 months ago. house while Senate Bill 1084, The 52-year-old O'Brien, the tax bill, is debated. widely recognized as the party's THE 3V? POUND But he said the proper way is top professional political nonproliferation pact as an ELECTRONIC GIANT send the bill as approved into organizer, leaves his New York Senate-House conference important step toward "ridding the public relations firm to succeed committee so work can begin on mankind from the threat of nuclear war." a Sen. Fred R. Harris of SHARP formulating a measure to satisfy Oklahoma. both houses. The soviet leader added: "It is When the sun peeks out of As Harris bowed out to the man he succeeded after the Ryan said he didn't think the very important now for nuclear the Lansing - East Lansing io" votes necessarily were powers and all other states to do party's 1968 presidential defeat, skies, the students appear he said the 1970 elections "may against the $22 million everything in their power to stop from behind their books for a the nuclear arms race and speed not only predict what will CALCULATOR parochiaid section, but rather game of frisbee. against any one of the several up progress toward general and happen in 1972 but will set the THAT RETAILS FOR Photos By Terry Luke tone for politics in this country amendments tacked onto the complete disarmament... for a decade." bill. After hearing that the party's It contains a provision asking for the state supreme court to debt at the end of 1969 stood at $9,334,068.42, the national business render a decision concerning the constitutionality of aid to non-public schools, but Ryan W aid neo-imperialism committee Strauss of contender, as elected Texas, Robert the only party treasurer and 1601 E. Grand machines^ River, Lansing Phone (517) 485-1733 said he thinks a special utterance. (Continued from And then that ws power the equvalent of 15 tons Americans within a few hours, resolution of request should be page one) of TNT for every man, woman can go on forever. It's serving but we can simultaneously kill the House. moving the ground forces - the Fraternity Rush the last useful purpose." and child on the earth. 150 million Russians. What He also said that he does not draftees - out and leaving in the The massacres at My Lai "Well, we've made progress . . we've learned in a year is that expect the school aid bill will get support forces - the Air Firce, present a problem to the . The Pentagon's estimate is that we're already on the way to worked out of conference and Marines and Navy. American people in that such full scale nuclear exchange with huge escalation of those nuclear passed by both houses this atrocities always the Russians will kill 120 million stockpiles." "Once he has done that he has week of class? , , . . . , m°nth- 8°tten fid °f WS mOSt bitter aPnH?rvel,i\™H^L 6 Ryan predicted it would be April or opposition," Wald said. "Then May before it finally he can institutionalize that war "Now the chips are down " he M < but which has been proven by their church's refusal to let policy and that s why I go along descendants. Black - skinned blacks into the priesthood, even justified by recent scientific Australian Aborigines with it," Peter Steward" more so, perhaps, than the civil evidence. allowed into the priesthood, he Roscommon sophomore, said. "I rights organizations and social Many Mormons used this asserted. always abide by what the critics who have censured the prophets say." Still, Bird and other Mormon church's stand. "I have no idea why blacks However, many Mormon ^ students and faculty members are not allowed in," said Bishop voice frustration and sadness today' problems for the church. Bird Gordon L. Beckstrand, a high Dennis Bird, director of the said he would like to see the rule with the rule. Latter Day Saints Institute of priest in the Church of Jesus "I am concerned about this changed, but that the current Christ of Latter - Day Saints Religion at MSU and East social pressure matter as a civil rights issue," (Mormon). "It has been revealed said Mrs. Lansing graduate student, said not a valid ret Louise Jensen, asst. he knows of only one sacred that the time is not right for instructor in sacred doctrine, them to hold the priesthood. English. "All pieces reference which could be used as of the Mormon gospel fit a basis for barring blacks. A This is church doctrine and we Bishop Beckstrand said that a together so well and this one verse in the Pearl of Great Price believe we must follow it until it direct revelation must come barring blacks doesn't. But (Book of Abraham, is changed by revelation." because all other pieces do fit 1:26-27) through the president of the The Mormon priesthood is mentions an Egyptian pharaoh church before a change can be GORDON BECKSTRAND together and because we do and states that he is of a bestowed upon nearly all males emphasize "lineage made. He noted that David O. who actively participate in the critical of the restriction against brotherhood, by which he could not be McKay, late president of the relying on patience and faith ii admitted into the priesthood." church - except blacks. blacks. Mormon Church, remarked trying to live with it," she said. Bird acknowledged that many shortly before his death in SSSSSx most Mormons. But his words do little to quell outsiders who they accept it on faith -- just as they accept all other revelations s£tefssr« BBS? SSSsS seemed unreasonable at first, but Bird claimed that the ban somedav are becoming increasingly have been vindicated eventually, does not ' - Other y' Mormons attach more believed handed down by God She cited the Mormon ban rule urgency to the matter. "The rule Folk co should be changed as fast as ASIAN WORK possible," said Paul Eckert, the "Dust and Ashes," a Christian, folk head advisor of West Shaw Hall singing group, will present a concert at 8 p.m. tonight at the and, a former Methodist who Hayes Middle School on Nixon Road. The duo will also lead a workshop on worship at 2 to 4 was converted to the church last p.m. on Saturday at the Mt. Hope Methodist Church in Lansing. summer. "It's a very hard point Missionary DA NANG, Vietnam (AP) - "We knew we had come to "The French put us under in anything. Freedom isn't easy for Mormons to defend, and the church is losing prestige as a result of it." Though church teaches that the priesthood is an doctrine Lutheran Church to study The Rev. Gordon H. Smith is a stay," the Rev. Mr. Smith said, strong restrictions," the to come by. The Soviets are essential step towards salvation, missionary who has survived 41 It missionary recalls. "They were trying to take it away, so are the adoption of liberal views "We were building a work - most Mormon's believe that years of more turbulence calm in Indochina. than wasaharri n^to,rJw- J suspicious of us. 'You're not Chinese. members of excluded groups are we kept at it here without 8ood money from "We made a mistake in provided other means of i man of peace he is « Washington,' they would say. fighting the war while tying our achieving salvation. Women, for should resist ingrained attitudes to a person - They learned six Indochinese Everyone was talking in own hands. We should have example gain salvation either WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) - A of different religion, hawk on the war. Distrusted by the against such marriages. of languages and dialects, built whispers." stood up to them, but we were through through righteousness or no religion at all, provides the French, he admired the or - - --Birth control: Married mission stations, churches, Bible it was the beginning of the fU,A11-L i. i | Lutheran UUUICIOII Church U1 V/UU1UI of America fill an opportunity for personal afraid to bomb Haiphong. We through their husbands, | couples have the right to progress they brought to their schools, leprosariums, Indochina war. had restrictions, they had none, ai k d to d . growth. former colony before Geneva accords broke up the unwritten the orphanages, transcribed On a journey from Saigon to We could have knocked them "'MS tMrnnSf' th ,iberal P°licies toward^ pre - practice birth control. The proposed policies were drawn up by the National Board Indochinese state. languages of mountain the highlands city of Ban Me out long ago when they were satisfaction to oprtain «arrf>H mar'tal sex> 'nter - racial -Homosexuality: The Church tribes, sent sick Vietnamese Thuot, of Social Ministry of the the missionary hid weaponless — that's when we scriptures which assert that ™™age> homosexuality and should avoid being judgmental Lutheran Church, and approved A Protestant whose efforts chi,dren to America for surgery, beneath a truck load of dried should have knocked them out. babies of all colors go to heaven abort,on- °ward homosexuals, even ,f by the board. frequently were undermined by wrote nine books> taught, fish as the vehicle came to a Viet "Freedom is never given, you when they die. Many regard this The Rev. Charles B. Bergstorm "?°"gh .,ttregards homosexuality Pastor Bergstrom is president agents of Roman Catholic Ngo Preached and counted their Minh roadblock. But soon he have to fight for it. Now we are as evidence that blacks of all of Worcester said Wednesday the aeviation. of the board. Dinh Diem, he considered the converts- learned the Viet Minh's "whole at an impasse that should never ages can achieve salvation. church will probably accept the -Premarital sex: The Church former president a strong, Some Mormons They began their evangelism attitude was anticolonialist, not have happened.Jf we had_ gotten say that new policies at a national should take a "pastoral" view effective ruler before his regime jn Cambodia, moved to South against us but against the it over faster, fewer would have blacks are privileged to be free biennial conference to be held at toward changed attitudes. UNIVERSITY smothered itself in nepotism. ^ainsJ French. They aga,ns.t didn't molest ,the us been killed." of priestly burdens. 'The Minneapolis "The Minneapoli this June. Vietnam's central highlands in i qqT thL £ n! but they knew everything we The Rev. Mr. Smith says some priesthood is a terrific -Sex education: Courses baptist tempor:: The of British ^*4, then to^Da Nanj|^1956 missionary couple, he was born where they now represent the did. Some of our preachers were of his Vietnamese acquaintances responsibility," Al Merrithew, Subjects covered and the covering the "entire area of CHURCH Wardcliff School worry about U.S. withdrawal Flint sophomore said. "The suggested policies: human sexuality" should be in Argentina, raised in Toronto, United World Mission. The only (American Baptist) . i , ne bttiu tie mw uu parallel from A few have way —j you handle it c supported in public schools. and is staunchly pro - American. breaks „ u>. *v»» ■*«*.-- ^. .... . , turlougns every -Abortion: A woman has the Gerard G. Phillips, Pastor j^tween the Viet Minh and their suggested that if the Americans your favor, but it He has become must leave, they should pay for against you." right to have an abortion for -Remarriage: In dealing with U.S. citizen. reasons of mental or phsyical divorced Worship 10:00 a.m.8.7:00 p.m. whgn ^ 'The Viet Cong are mercenaries to do the fighting. "People who e not obligated ™ persons desiring to The' completely Communist; they're "They just don't realize they to hold the priesthood have remarry, the church should be Church School 11:10 a.m. Smith* arrived '""'ih the Rev. Mr. Smith taugfital indoctrinated. The Viet Minh must stand up on their own better chance concerned with the "potential" Indochina in 1929 - a young Moody Bible Institute, of achieving --Inter - racial marriage: of a new Wednesday prayer hour 6:45 didn't fight for an ideology but feet," the missionary explains, salvation because they don't provides an marriage. couple on their first posting with opportunity for Free Bus Service and Christian Missionary Returning to Vietnam after for freedom. This is not a civil "They've been under terrific have to worry about misusing "personal growth." The church -Interfaith marriages: Marriage Nursery 332-1888 Alliance In the ensuine vears tne war>the Smiths found things war. It's a Communist - inspired strain all these years . . . it," he said. Zv worked in SmIm S changed from the days when the invasion from the North." "But we've always been Collegian Seminar Unitarian Universalist Church of Lansing roLar heat reared three Vietnamese were a "gentle To him, the Vietnam war is a optimistic - Vietnam is our 9:30 a.m. childrpn through bouts of people, most placid, languid and crusade against an atheistic home and we'll die here. I have ST., pneumonia and «"h no national enemy, a battle fo, global faith In God tbat FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Meeting at Red Cedar School (Sever St.,E. Lansing) dysentery, fled the Japanese spontaneity . . caring for freedom. door open' 1 don 1 thm-k Go.d "Once people become will let this country go. I don't OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT occupation, mission saw stations half their 100 destroyed or ^hmg but bananas, fish and Communists they don't believe think America will either." Church School 10:45 AM REV. IRVING R. PHILLIPS - PASTOR uprooted by war and some of WORSHIP—9:30 a.m. & 11:00 Sunday Service 10:45 AM a.m. their Vietnamese workers UNIVERSITY Central United Methodist EPISCOPAL SERVICES "The Darkness in kidnaped and executed by the Across from the Capitol SERMON: "You Are There" Viet Cong. SEVENTH-DAY All Saints Church Life Itself WORSHIP SERVICES But for all FREE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH they had to ADVENTIST CHURCH 9:45 and 11:15 a.m. Reverend Robert Green, 800 Abbott Rd. endure, they found exhilaration (See bus schedule for both services in your dorm) Unitarian Minister from in the challenge. Sabbath School 9:30 Brattleboro, Vermont Worship Service 11:00 "A New Force In This 8:00,9:30, and 11:00 a.m. EAST LANSING K.G. Smith, Power - Driven Age" OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "Without Excuse" Alumni 4864 Marsh Rd., Okemos 11 A.M. FRIENDS MEETING Chapel Dr. Howard Lyman Meeting at 504 Ann St. Auditorium Rd. (2 mi. E. of Hagadorn, >/« mi. S. of Gd. R. behind MEIJER'S) meeting for worship 3 p.m. (Comer of Division) Call 355-0839 if you Church School 9:45 to 11:45 Crib Nursery 4:30 p.m. Holy Communion An Independent Church With A Biblical Message EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH All Saints Parish 841 Timberlane Drive need transportation 485-9477 Interdenominational 800 Abbott Road East Lansing E. Eugene Williams, Pastor Upper level, corner room FIRST ASSEMBLY UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN University Class 9:45 A.M. Child care provided 5:15 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship -- Inspiration Refreshments OF GOD - "Predicted Departure from the Faith " All are welcome CHURCH CAMPUS HOUSE (Holy Con 1125 Weber Dr. Lansing For Trinity Collegiate Fellowship 310 N. Hagadorn Transportation Call 332-2133 or 351-5125 251 W. Grand River Wednesday: Mid-week Discussion and prayei Blk. No. of E. Grand River al W. E. E.D. Dawson, Ed. Minister Free BUS SERVICE -See schedule ir Downer Robinson, Pastor Rev. Richard W. Bishop, Pastor EDGEWOOD UNITED CHURCH 9:45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL MoS.U. LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES 469 N. Hagadorn 11:00 a.m. WORSHIP Minister, Kail Ruffner ALC-LCA LCMS an ecumenical fellowship. Folk 7:00 p.m. for Students and Faculty at for Students at Liturgy Service 9:30 EVANGELISTIC Sermon, Dr. Robert Anderson University Lutheran Church Martin Luther Chapel 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Division & Ann Streets Worship Service 11:00 YOUTH & ADULTS EC-2 2559 Sermon, Dr. Truman A. Morrison University Group Dinner & For Transportation Call * Program 6 - 8:30p.m. 484-6640 484-2807 cdstminstcr prcsbytcriah church Church Bus Service, morning 1970 Weekend presents kaleidoscope of talent By ROBERT KIPPER Abrams, will be performed at Saturday evening and showtime 9:30 Friday and Saturday nights shows Friday night in Wilson from the man who made "Hud," & Carol & Ted & Alice," the State News Reviewer 12:30 and 8 p.m. Friday and 8 is at 8:30 p.m. Rower," which has If you live in a in 108B Wells Hall. Gloria and Saturday night in Conrad) is showing at the Spartan West, best comedy of the past year (at Goih p.m. Saturday in the Arena dormitory and plan to attend Swanson plays the role of the as, "A clunky, over (Not reviewed by press time). the Campus), "Butch Cassidy Theatre in Fairchild as part of you must pick up meal transfers deluded star to perfection. "They Shoot Horses, Don't complicated sadism - saturated RECOMMENDED: "TTiey and the Sundance Kid," the film the New Playwright's series of before Saturday. Pauline Kael, New Yorker critic, bit of World War II derring - do Shoot Horses, Don't They," the They?" at the Spartan East, two in which Paul Newman is short plays by a new playwright, plays. called the film "a bizarre and directed as ineptly as it's finest American film of the past actually up - staged (at the and "The black festival and soul dinner bitter tribute to vanished glory ." performed;" Reneta Adler, year (at the Spartan East), "Bob Lansing Mall) and "Cactus Computer vt a Brody Cafeteria is hosting On-Campus Films Tennis Shows" (at and two good on - campus films the prime entertainment "The Power of Cultured Soul," a Indeed, it is "Sunset Boulevard," a screen not be missed. a film that should formerly of the New York Times, wrote that "Doctor the Gladjj are black festival and soul dinner, classic about a faded movie star Faustus" was "of an awfulness offerings this weekend. Saturday night. The program who can no longer separate "TTie Firemens' "I'm Not Talking About Sex" Ball," a Czech that bends the mind." and "Service in the Time of will feature contemporary black music, dancing, jazz and drama. reality from myth and her allegorical foolish plans to make a representative film supposedly ("Faustus" shows in Conrad ENSEMBLE FEATURED of Czech Friday and Wilson Saturday.) Love," two plays by Tevia The dinner lasts from 5 - 6:1* comeback in films, shows at 7 & conditions during the time of (Good news, Burton fans, the recent Russian invasion, "Candy," his 1968 fiasco, arrives (-★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★J Band shows at 7:30 p.m. in the next week.) Auditorium. Time's film critic called the film "a directoral "Hot Spur," a sexploitation film that promises to live up — concert set WELLS HALL FILMS triumph for Milos Forman. This week brings two Richard Burton films to campus but only his enemies will be thrilled by or down — to its title, shows Friday and-Saturday nights in Wells Hall. "Godzilla vs. the MSU's Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band, conducted by Harry Begian, will present a Highlighting performance will the Symphonic r „ these lackluster vehicles. film that needs Tiling," no explanation, a combined mid - winter concert at 4 p.m. Sunday be "Music for Prague ijj? S Two female film critics do shows both in the Okemos Fine Arts Center Auditorium. nights in Wells. The concert, open tr the public without The central idea justice to these films with or theme in the charge, will feature the Wind Ensemble of 50 Hussite hymn work few. priceless, one line, mini - critiques: Judith Crist described Lansing Area Films NEW ARRIVAL: "The Molly student musicians durir g the first half of the "Ye Warriors of God Law, which, the composer says LL hasstonH" "Where Eagles Dare" (which Maguires," hard hitting film program and the Symphonic Band of 110 during symbol of resistance and a the second half. hope for hunHmJ811 A highlight of the Wind Ensemble's nation.*"6"8"6' ^ MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES presentation will be "Concerto for Horn in E "Husa makes tremendous use of nrm,,- Flat, Opus 11" by Strauss with Douglas Campbell, professor of music, performing the presents French horn solo. The Wind Ensemble will also perform "Theme originally composed as a Wolin and Variations, Opus 43a" 'THE FIREMEN'S BALL' Schoenberg and Dahl's "Sinfonietta." by Arnold Enckson expanded and symphony band. arranged the scorn HELD OVER! Entertaining, funny, different and carefully crafted. Feature Firemen's ball in small Czech town becomes vehicle for 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:30-9:35 spoofing human frailities. Stars Vaclav Stockel, Josef 4 Svet, Jan Vostrcil. Milos Forman, Director. In color. Academy Award Nominations! CONSIDER THE AWARDS TONIGHT - 7:30 p.m. BEST SUPPORTING BEST SCREENPLAY & UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM ACTRESS DYAN CANNON Admission $1.00 BEST SUPPORTING BEST ACTOR CINEMATOGRAPHY Elliott Gould today - rSiiffii Bob Card & 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 P.M. k THE SANDWICH PEOPLE IT'S A SWITCHEO-ON LAUGH RIOT... 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 6, 1970 Horses' "They Shoot Horses, Don't depicts human despair They" is a devastating, totally fascinating work that pknoqaatxi est that and numb with such contests to shoot her crack, the facade " 'f justice is done -- richly deserved Academy Award bring her a any year, supporting one given this overwhelms its audience with actually existed in this country. thisMichael April. u/i, t What , makes Gloria . so "They Shoot Horses, Don't the Sarrazin. Susannah human spectacle of fascinating and Miss Fonda's They" is a gripping grueling Jane Fonda delivers the finest York, Red Buttons and, above endurance, misery, despair and performance demonstration of the depths performance of her career and so compelling is all, Gig Young contribute determination that typified the that until this some of a nation's citizens can the finest female performance of pleading excellent supporting be reduced to by a national grueling dance marathons of The moment Gloria i true to this year. She plays Gloria, the . performances. With his role of Depression. character. the goading, catastrophe and the heights most embittered and defensive To the tune of an congratulating and previously unrecognized talents contestant, who has masked her exploiting promoter. Young achieve with the right inappropriately cheerful band, M. can the encouragement of the barker vulnerability with Hpfianno defiance for a hard shell of f "J" »erociiy, a TV projec^ aenance ana an a instantly makes one forget his material. It is an unforgettable and the curious for so lono eo long that that cho she inconspicuous past as second film, a tragic film and, clearly goading of the no longer unapologetic impotence of banana in Doris Day type films, spectators, the contestants circle express any warmth the finest American film of the canng that is precisely right for He gives a performance as fine as the floor of a rococo, hideously concern or hope. Only the role of Gloria. It is a year, grandiose ballroom in curiosities in a freak show that and this is when she asks fully a bizarre realized performance that should dance of deflation that"could has been ri8ged so that no one only be the outgrowth of the can win> are an embittered girl national despair that was The who comPetes to prove she is lansing mall Depression. not a ,oser> a young man who With seemingly unerring competes because he has nothing authenticity of detail and better to do' a sailor who uncompromising firmness of competes to prove his middle - approach, director Sidney fitness, an emotional Jean I 5628W. SAGINAW • 484-44Q 3 Pollack and screenwriters James Harlow type who competes in Poe and Robert Thompson have hoPes that she'n be discovered recreated the gaudy atmosphere by a fi,m Producer, a pregnant of dance marathons. woman who competes because Nominated for 3 Academy Awards For a $1,500 prize, the she and her h"sband need the couples come and endure the seven meals a day promised to BEST PICTURE • BEST DIRECTOR • BEST SONG exploitation of the promoters, contestants, the scrutiny of the audience and As their hopes are dashed one the trauma of the competition by one, the viewer becomes to compensate their outside em°tionally drained by the sheer losses with a hoped for victory restlessness of the film and Grueling dance on the inside intensely involved with the Jane Fonda helps her partner, Michael Sarrazin, keep up the But, rather than protecting Personal and national sorrow pace of a dance marathon in the film "They Shoot them from their outside Portreyed. Don't They?" Miss Fonda has been Horses, problems, the ballroom . Above all, the viewer is nominated for the intensifies their individual and stranEely fascinated by the "Best Actress Of The Year Award" for her part as Gloria. collective agony. spectacle -- just as the on - screen Thrown together as human BLOW YOURSELF UP | HONORS CONCERT TO POSTER SIZE 2x3 "r $3.50 3x4 Ft. - $7.50 1 Vix2 Ft. • $2.50 5 to solo in The Music WW. NEWMAN IS Dept. will feature five soloists in an Gregorian and Gordon Mehling. The orchestra _ BUraegSigjW, Ml honors concert at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the will also perform by itself. University Auditorium. Holding the concert in the Auditorium will (S SPARTAN Chosen by audition to perform are pianist Pose many Problems for the soloists and IS ROBERT REDFQRD KflfTHARINE ROSS TWIN WEST Penelope Hendel, Eau Claire, Wise, graduate orchestra, Gregorian said, Co-starring STROTHER MARTIN, JEFF , COREY, HENRY JONES. student; tenor David Holwerda, East senior; baritone Lansing "I1: wU1 1)6 necessary to hold rehearsals in the Andreas Poulimenos, East Auditorium to determine how to produce a Lansing graduate student; clarinetist ' David Townsend, Lansing graduate student, and balanced sound," he declared. "The building's structure produces a tremendous echo." " 'Putney Swope' is NORTHSIDE I NOW! soprano Suzanne Wemette, Detroit senior. Backing up the five soloists who have won in Gregorian said when music concerts are held off camPus. lt is not necessary to hold extra attracting crowds day and night in New York that DRIVE-IN THEATRE^1 THRU national are exceeded 2 Miles North on US-27.. 482-74093 SUNDAY competitions will be the MSU rehearsals to compensate for acoustics. only by Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leon the fans of 'I Am The concert is free to the public. Curious (yellow)'. But Downey's trump card isn't sex, it's 20th CENTURY-FOX Presents his refusal to honor the taboos that Hollywood fastidiously FRANK SINATRA obeys." - Newsweek THE DETECTIVE ageous creativity, guts and intelligence Tonight 7:50 & Tells it like its 10:00 p.m. - Sat. 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I.D.'S REQUIRED SHOWN 3RD AT 11:00 P.M r 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 6>1970 New theater newly formed New March 7 at 8 p.m. The two plays provides original experiences in the latter part of the Playwrights' Theatre is last 45 minutes, cost 50c and are play, During the Minister s sermon, entranced by this that the and enjoyable evening. when the tempo is slowed down two dancers erotically slither Minister's words are ignored. year are Hanover rvj, responsible for allowing aspiring definitely worth your attention, The productions from this area Gynt" a bit from the rather and nge's I playwrights experiment with TeviaAbrams, writer and director, theatre. The result has been is a graduate student in theatre PANORAMA^ too speedy opening. noisy and around each other to the music of In a Godda Da Vida by the "Service in The Time of Love" Iron All of the performances were worthy of praise, and the two chosen to COmpete in the College Theatre Festival finals in Ohio "™e Birthday Part?"iver%J "Comedy of Error^ some of the freshest and most and is the recipient of this year's Butterfly. One gets so plays do provide an engrossing original theatre experiences on Sam Schubert Playwrighting concerns itself with a church service at which the Washington, D.C. in April of this 88 one of the five a^terT ^ I Fellowship. worshipers campus. The latest plays in the series carry construction helmets ASMSU CONCERT The two plays are very alive, instead of prayer books, join the are two one-act parodies by fast - moving, and amusing. Minister in a smoke Tevia Abrams entitled "And I'm "And I'm Not Talking About during the Not Talking About Sex" and Sex" tells the audience i service, and hear a sermon that Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 6, 1970 11 The Dance Ailey troupe mirrors life Alvin Ailey American Theater unleashed its . . , combination of modern steps on hers dynamically communication in rhythmic initial "Pilgrim of Sorrow," by featuring lively New Orleans jazz a classic base. Younger members power with the fury of a of the group who had not Sometimes in sorrow ' spiritual action. A series of hurricane. They were more than previously performed this sometimes jubi,ant Godreau' exciting leaps by Bobby dancers -- they were transmitters number debuted on the stage. pounced upon the audience with Johnson, John Parks and of a mystical spirit of life. Their The tj,e jmpact of a sleek lion, Godreau exhibited versatility of dazzling artistic technique highpoint of the confident Gf his poWer to hold talent- forced the audience to involve presentation was "Prodigal and devour attention The "Rocka My Soul" finale Prince" with a "very special itself completely in the Highlighted by drums and showcased the complementary dancer", as Ailey described him, dynamism onstage. Miguel Godreau, in the title role. ritualistic lyrics, "Prodigal individuality of the members of This unique excitement is tho The Pnnce" was totally effective and the company. The dancers result of Alvin Ailey's personal decor, costumes and captivating. playfully cavorted, inter - philosophy. He said: choreography were created by "Relevations," the final dance, weaving themselves into patterns "Dance is to enrich. To hold a Geoffrey Holder, a young artiste ^ choreographed by Ailey and of couples, rocking to the steady from Trinidad. mirror to life itself. It's the consisted of the dramatic, dance musical beat. "I can best describe this piece personification of everything -- interpretation of various "l hoPe dancers will be you -- and it's perhaps the llorton, he formed his own as mystic," Ailey began, traditional spirituals. broadened by my vision," Ailey highest art form because it's 'Geoffrey is a painter. The idea ^ haPP''y. as the troupe The Living Alvin Ailey Dance Theater presented a three part show - Wednesday to a full audience at completely enlarging expanding for the individual." and company in New York in /L958. Like his contemporaries he ' ~ back to the roots of black ,v ■ ■ . » ■ <tfn a8°' time when you were The performance depicted the cultural legacy of the American black. director choreographer, Ailey, - _ . . . "Martha," he said warmly, 'Is "ZSZj" £ ClflS,iCu"J Tf,e« established an effectiveC°mp!ny mood in categorized £ to what style of State News Photo By Richard Warren studied dance as a teenager, After the Great Lady of modern symbolizes the the soulful I Been Buked as dancer , ;re. I hope there working with Lester dance. But I'm not steeped in .. . . , . . . only two categories now: Graham because I don't come they raised hands in a unity of Good and Bad. Let's broaden all SILENT STARS from her like Paul Taylor or Merce Cunningham. I think it's A sullen buttle;, Hippolite (Godreau) groped his way into "Sy »i Wnnt Williams executed his to Re Rpadv" with Lg d™». Ttart marvelous the way dance is the Goddess majestic vision Erzulie of the Jftecthm of Sdv control. His ™rOUgh va7,ng moods and exploding in so many ways! (stunning segment reauired a series of dlstinct,ve artistry, the Alvin complex tended 'Sunset' implex That's Judith Jamison), and John the groovy thing! It's rises l wish .^ey American Dance Theater is a past Denas ana rises, (i wsn ,ndeed adding covers age always fresh, because it's always changing." The Ailey group has "aDtist (Kelvin Rotardier^ Baptist In a (Kelvin Rotardier). Tnl'KZ^rSn^y startling and techr aring dream dream sequence, Godreau 5iEEl.'2JS£!)>a £ T new dimensions drre ^ fourteen daring sequence, Godreau ^eTy' i7 When the silent film went out dancers and it is a lythmically rhythmically transformed "Move, «Move, pnnfrasbH contrasted Members, tmuifiv greatlv with Move" Move' with thothe m„rpiv Cpnnal « " Th^'?8 Boulevard" was a tour de force, most subtle and finest character himself into the i the early 1930s, a number of Her predominantly black company, himself into the lost, lost, searching aensaiiunai. richly colored portrayal of flashes the screen has yet to "I started out to propagandize P«nce, seeking identity from his the stars -- many of the big Norma is intense and full, produce. what the Negro has done," Ailey names in Hollywood at the time went out with them. Those reaching around and through the Making cameo appearances are said, "and my first roots were in cultural heritage, Against a backdrop of soft PARENTS VISITING? character of the forgotten star. Hedda Hopper, Buster Keaton blues. But 1 believe in Pink and blue lights the stage who were unable to adapt to the Von Stroheim comes through in and Cecil B. Demille. integration. Dances are dances." erupted into a tribal intensity of talkies gradually faded from the a superb manner, echoing Eliot's A historical note for cinema The MSU performance on swirling skirts and sensual !, gathering their money and PrufTock: almost defeated, but bugs: The photographs which Wednesday featured three of the movement, as the Company memories around them like a not quite, he has found a reason figure so predominantly in the eighteen ballets in the troupe's created the ritual dance of coat against the cold wind of for living, regardless of the set decor are all original Sunset Boulevard" is the repertoire. The program began Hippolite's transition. With questionability of its merit. The publicity shots of Miss Swanson; v.ith Joyce Trisler's "Dance for skillful grace and difficult leg story of one such (imaginary) By MAJA deeper he moves into the the film clips are from "Queen Six," with music by Vivaldi, positions in classic, dance style, State News Reviewer character, the more pathetic Norma Desmond (Gloria Kelly," a 1928 production "This piece is just a visualization Judith Jamison introduced the (and also the more noble) he (never released) starring Miss of the music," Ailey explained, entranced Godreau to a new Swanson), 20 years after her last seems to become. The final Swanson and directed by Von Performed in simple rehearsal , awareness of himself. She forced fling with the screen, had dubious distinction). From here * " — - ■ scene particularly is one of the Stroheim. garbj the piece sparkled with a his hody to inter - react with withdrawn to a huge the film builds steadily to a monstrosity of a house on towering climax of insanity and Sunset Boulevard. She lived alone with her butler Max (Erich murder. "Sunset Boulevard," released Rich's Bar roses, roses, roses Stroheim) a who previously somewhat more jn 1950, was made under the direction of Billy Wilder (The 1 DOZEN RED ROSES- important position in her life -- Apartment, The Fortune PRESENTS two - bit writer Cookie) and is a completely accidently became involved with different genre from his present her, and won her heart (a rather cinematic attempts. It is The Swingin'est $3" 202 ROOMS - SENSIBLE RATES LOCATED AT 1100 TROWBRIDGE FOR RESERVATIONS - CALL 351-5500 fortunately also a considerably Sights/sounds more impressive one. Anticipating "What Ever Jimmy "Gypsy" Russell ■ Organ Happened to Baby Jane" by eatures show some 12 years, Wilder makes STEPPIN WRIGHT - Drums fine use of his cameras and lights 'MSU Sights and Sounds," a Thursday, Friday and Saturday T,« to enhance the brooding, morbid weekly independent student 200 1/2 N. WASHINGTON , .. „ „ atmosphere of the film. He has production, offers a collage fllled the Ktl t wlth „ttle 4 MICHIGAN of entertainment and feature s ri9es that hold the tengion call: IV5-7271 ""Em?™ I6 P-IV'(.Saturday WJIM-TV, Channel 6. well, and help to carry the sometimes melodramatic plot. A special segment, "Sounds of Franz Waxman's music provides Where do you find Central Michigan's Education," will present a a fine backdrop for the lush finest entertainment? The Harlequin! sociological look sducation of blind students at at the activity and driving force of the Now y The Disc Shop has remodeled its hi-fi stereo center. Gloria Swanson, "Sunset Appea We now be matched offer stereo which we anywhere on an sincerely believe represents equal dollar basis. Look .. . a level of quality that can not Nightly. . 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Teammates John low hurdles. shoot Howard Doughty will go in the State and Gene Brown of Michigan. entry while for Reiff, is the Spartan's other mile senior Ken event 2nd gunning for a high place in that along with freshman Bob time of 3:15 o relay will " Ru ■ unnmg °n ^ they're capable of and the way Morrison, a steady placer all Sophomore Washington is the Ken Popejoy looms as MSU's Leonwicz, junior Chuck Starkey May. Henderson (440) and Murphy, Mock anrt w^er*>n, they've done throughout the Cooke (600) probably stand the w. With. w. Wisconsin . . season, Wayne Hartwick and pre - meet favorite to win the 60 brightest hope in the distances as and frosh Ralph Zoppa are the with Cooke as the ehrwein, romp to its fourth favored to season, we can finish second," straight Big Dittrich said. Dave Martin will also be entered. ■ yard dash. He has run 6.0 and the Illinois freshman has posted MSU entries in the league's best chances of breaking into the BIG TEN NOTES Ten track • defeated Big Ten rivals Jim a 4:04.4 mile, fourth best in the fastest two mile ever. scoring column. scoring system will be title at Jenison "We've got to give it to Morrison, Hartwick and junior Harris and Jerry Hill of Ohio league. Another freshman, Pete Dittrich is entering many of In the field events, sophomore week with all USed thii Fieldhouse today and Saturday, Wisconsin, at least i!*ln Allan Ic M.QIT'c Kocf Kaf ®HtS bcilta Allen is MSU's MSU Coach Fran Dittrich figures on paper, but his younger runners in the meet, Eric best bet and scored 6-4-3-2"l A i a a . in - ™ know what will relays were scored 8a* the • you never rates as a possible high placer in his Spartans can score enough hoping to give them experience '* happen in this meet." points to take runner - up Top entries for MSU will be and maybe sneak by with a place the triple jump. Lloyd Bridges, Jesse Williams and Mack Kelly individual events w«S honors in this 60th annual affair, the or two on a couple. Freshmen ... defending chamn«f * 2-1 "Big Three" of Bill Tom Spuller and Chris Boggs might also rate a shot in the long include Stan Gav nf h^I The last time any team other Wehrwein, Charles Pollard and will run the 300, soph A1 jump, probably the meet's (60), Mike Goodrich of iTUe than Wisconsin won the indoor Herb Washington, Henderson and frosh Mike weakest event after 25 foot (300), Wehrwein (600* ^ crown was in 1966 at Jenison Wehrwein is ranked number when the Spartans led the field, one in the 60000 - Murphy the 440, soph Paul jumper Greg Johnson of Feezel of Northwest*/*' Rick yard run at Cooke the 600, and sophs Dave Wisconsin is excluded. Dittrich can't help but think 1:09.7, but Michigan's Norm MSU rates as one of the back to that day but also thinks Cornwell, who upset the NCAA Dieters and Bryan Kent the favorites in the mile relay along Indiana (high referee is Drake "j'umpT1^ °"' the Badgers have too many sure - 1000. athletir h meet champ last week, has run 1:10.4. with Wisconsin, Illinois and Ohio Bob fire placers this year for anyone Mark Koster of Illinois has run Junior John Mock, with a State. The Karnes and sta* ^ to steal the title away. 1:52.8 half - mile best, will be Spartans have a best Detroit's Dave Beauvais i:io.2 and Ohio State's Dick The Spartans, with no great Bruggeman has equalled depth but a fair number of Wehrwein's 1:09.7 time, runners in the "star" categroy, Pollard, coming into the meet Time schedule will be depending on first, after a week's layoff, has the second and third place finishes best hurdle time in the Time Event (Big Ten record high (Big Ten record, best this best this year) 2:40 p.m. 1000-Yard Run year) ' (15-8V4,15-6) 2:50 p.m. (2:06.0,2:07.8) TRY A MINI-TRIP! (6-10, 7-1) 3 p.m. 60-Yard Dash 600-Yard Run (6.1,6.0) 1 (58-3V4, 57-6V4) 3:10 p.m. 300-Yard Dash (1:09.4,1:09.7) Can't spend all summer (48-0, 49-8) 3:20 p.m. 880-Yard Run (30.3,30.2) 60-Yard Dash Semifinals 3:30 p.m. Low Hurdles Semifinals (1:49.9,1:50.0) travelling? Check out Mile Run 440-Yard Dash (4:02.2,4:01.9) (47.2,48.0) 3:40 p.m. 3:55 p.m. Two Mile Run Low Hurdles (8:54.3,8:47 01 Union Board's London High Hurdles (8.1,8.2) 4:05 p.m. Mile Relay (7.6,7.7) (3:13.1.3:13.2) flights from New York and Chicago - leaving Spitz, Hall likely to lead in July and August: New York Departures Hoosiers to 10th swim title 5. July 14 - Sept. 14 London $189 6. July 24 - Sept. 7 London $202 Chicago Departure st"™™ JFjzrzsssrsn i: tzsrssa a 7. Aug. 11 - Sept. 9 London $223 Going into the Big Ten second behind Spitz in the 50 teammate Larry Barbiere. swimming meet this weekend at having gone 21.79 to Spitz's Spartan sophomore Jeff Lanini to MSU and Oakland Bloomington the University of 21.70. It is doubtful that Spitz holds down the fourth position Wehrwein sen students, faculty, staff and employees i their immediate families. Members of immediate families may losin Indiana who have won nine Big will swim the event so in the 200 yard breaststroke he MSU affiliate does not go 10 titles in a row holds the Crittenden has an excellent shot behind Jim Councilman and Pete Spartan speedster Bill Wehrwein hasn't seen the heels of many runners this season, but one number one time In all but one at the individual title. Co - Dahlberg of Indiana. Union Board Office 355-355 defeat came at the Big Ten Relays when Lee Evans edged him. Wehrwein will be the favorite of the events swum during the captain Mike Kalmbach is fourth however, in the 600 yard run in this weekend's Big Ten Championships at Jenison Fieldhouse. dual meet season. In the event only two tenths Bruce Richards is fifth in the State News Photo by Don Gertsner So vast is Indiana's superiority behind the leader, breaststroke and sixth in the 200 the field one opposing In the 100 yard yard individual medley, There's Only One Thing Bigger over coach commented "we could Kalmbach is only 23 hundredths event make up an all - star team from behind Spitz. Freshman Ken Winfield has the other nine teams and still Although Hall holds the best the fourth best time of 1:55.63 Than BIG AL , and That's his couldn't win." Leading the dominance is super Hoosier sophomores time in only one event he must in the 200 yard butterfly. Spitz be tagged the favorite to win is way out in front having posted three. He has recorded the best a 1:51.4, but the race forsecond Combination Sub Mark Spitz and Gary Hall. 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Mon-Fri., 10-9; Sat.,10-6 RESERVATIONS, PHONE 332-0571 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -SPORTS- Friday, March 6, 1970 13 MIKE MANLEY Big man for cagers S' win over Mini will avoid cellar By MIKE MANLEY supposed to be a tight Kirkpatrick and Binge have just one test away? State News Sports Writer conference battle, the Spartans need a win over Illinois in their been laboring in the background for three years, sophomore star is still hobbled by a sprained right knee and did next at 10.6. Those three, along with Ward (7.3), Ron Gutkowski with a controlled offense to the Spartans. Howat beat Back in November, when rarely getting off not practice had 19 to final game to avoid the the bench Wednesday and was (8.6), Pat Miller (7.3) and Tim lead all scorers. optimism usually runs rampant season pre -- except for warmups. doubtful Thursday. Miller, a rugged Ever since the first snow began to fall in East basement prediction. Bograkos (2.7) should see forward, held Simpson to just 18 I November, marking the start of the basketball Lansing last among coaches and sports Coach Gus Ganakas' Kirkpatrick, a 6-2, 200 Rudy Benjamin, who scored a considerable action. season, it has been writers, MSU was the over squad pounder from Lafayette, Ind., points -- but that was still more I obvious that MSU needs a big man in the pivot - holds a 4-9 record to date which career - high 29 in the loss to Illinois will likely start than any other MSU Purdue, has moved his scoring shooting Rick Howat andsharp - has played in 14 I than it needs a new arena. . . . even more whelming choice of the media puts them in a tie games over his could manage. player men to finish at the tail end of with Michigan career, and Binge, a 6-5 forward quick Ralph got 32 in - and mark to 11.9. Jim Gibbons is Mike Price at the guards, with the Big Ten basketball race. Northwestern for the from East Detroit, has their first meeting in December. Jim Gibbons has carried the burden at center all appeared year and has seventh spot in the league just in 11. Greg Jackson, Randy Crews and Simpson needs 33 points I made a tremendous personal sacrifice to help fill the gap. A Now, more than three months one game ahead of Indiana. -- Together they have scored Fred Miller up front. I natural forward, Gib plays best facing the basket and is most and 23 games later, after Iowa 32 points for MSU in three Saturday to reach the 700 - Indiana and Michigan The Illini won the two earlier point mark for the I dangerous with his outside jumper. On the boards, Jim has had to made a farce of what was play years, a figures Ralph Simpson season. Just Saturday in Ann Arbor, but has bettered 12 times this season meetings with MSU -- 86-77 in for comparison, I go up against players two or three inches taller in almost MSU win would an Portland and 74-67 in East who Rick Mount, every put the in single games. has shattered I game, and has the bruises to prove it. every Spartans out of reach of the But Kirk and Lansing. They are 8-5 in the conceivable Big Ten Hoosiers regardless of what Binge do their conference, good for third place, record scoring Check the top-ranked teams in the heavy work during the week, in in his three years at country and you will find, happens at Michigan. and stand 15-8 overall. I not surprisingly, that they all have the big man in the middle. the lonely Purdue, scored 683 in his first Just playing with statistics «if Jenison , dusty interior of In the game here, the Illini I UCLA has 6-8 Steve Patterson to take the place of Lew Fieldhouse working on season for a 28.4 average. ■ South Carolina has 6-10 Tom Alcindor, MSU beats Illinois, Indiana the - used a combination man to Simpson needs 17 to top that Ricker, - knocks off U-M, Iowa beats No.l scouting - team against the I America Dan Issel, Jacksonville has 7-1 Kentucky has 6-8 All Artis Gilmore and New - team. It's not glamorous man and zone defense along mark. I Mexico State has 6-9 Sam Lacey ... and there are Northwestern (a distinct work, but it would be hard to your top five I teams. posibility) and Wisconsin (5-9) prepare for an upcoming game The only big I Aitch, now the freshman man MSU has had in recent memory was Matt coach here. With Matt in the middle, the loses to Ohio State in Columbus -- the Spartans could finish in a tie with the Badgers for sixth without them. Both players married and are sort of the elder statesmen of the team. are UNCLE SAM'S ■ Spartans finished second and first in the conference. Lee place. I Lafayette played there the last two season, but was a natural forward. But now, after many long, frustrating years of like Gibbons, he But everything in that rather lengthy statistical exercise hinges most Despite his lack of playing time, Kirkpatrick is one of the knowledgeble basketball STEAK HOUSE giving up height on an MSU win at Illinois ~ players on the team. Ganakas ■under the basket, a ray of sunshine can be seen over Idistand horizon. the not - to - where the Spartans have won only once since 1960. Game once coach said he was like a second on the floor during No. 26 J The number one man on Gus Ganakas' recruiting priority list time is 1:33 p.m. Saturday and practice. ■this year is a 6-9 senior Schenectady, N.Y. He's Sid can be heard over WILS and Going into the final game, Edwards, who Bias been roaming around upstate New York and grabbing rebounds for Linton High School with such batting down shots ftnd precision that his coach calls him "another Bill Russell." style AT WKAR-FM. For five MSU seniors Gibbons, Lloyd Ward, Bob Gale, -- Jim Simpson -• who has been named to the Associated Press All - Ten team and was also an Big Filet Steak $1.54 Sirloin Steak $1.51 Pork Chops $1.41 For several reasons, MSU is the Steve Kirkpatrick Steve Kirkpatrick and Ron honorable mention All - America Fried Chicken $1.30 top school on his list. First, the Binge (the only sophomore ■coach who speaks so glowingly of him is Walt - it will be their final game in a named) on Ron Binge Jumbo Fried Shrimp Przybylo, whose the AP team -- leads the team nson Gary is here on a basketball scholarship but had to sit out this 'U'track tickets Spartan uniform. with a 29 - point average. The [season after a foot operation. Gary and Sid were teammates two Horton,Cash ill; rs ago at Linton. available atdoor Tickets for today's Big Ten Standings Tigerswash out Big Ten track preliminaries and I But there is catch CONFERENCE LAKELAND, FLA. (UPI) a . . . nothing could be this easy, especially Saturday's finals will be available -- Steak Burger $.2 jwhen going after a "super" player. at the door at W L PF PA W L PF PA Regulars Willie Horton and Jenison Norm Cash reported sick Potato and Texas Toast. I Edwards does not have the grades to meet the Fieldhouse, the MSU Ticket Iowa strict eligibility 13 0 Thursday but it did not matter Office said Thursday. 1326 1168 18 4 2174 2014 equirements of the Big Ten so he must take the college boards in Purdue 10 as rain washed out the Detroit Friday night preliminaries 3 1240 1104 17 6 2014 1783 irly May and score high enough to qualify. Ganakas thinks he Dlinois 8 Tigers' final in do it. begin at 6 p.m. with tickets 5 894 982 15 8 1749 1632 practice session Ohio State 7 6 before Friday's exhibition I But until May, Gus can only cross his priced at $.50 for students and 1015 1066 16 7 2023 1872 fingers and hope. Minnesota 7 6 opener. 1 "He might not be another Bill Russell $1 for the public on a general 1072 1059 13 10 1813 1882 Open 7 Days a Week 229 S. quite yet," Ganakas says admission basis. Wisconsin 5 8 1009 1169 9 13 1840 Lefties John Hiller, Les Cain From 11 Washington ■ith guarded optimism, "but who knows. He emulates Russell. 1759 a.m. to 9p. Northwestern 4 9 1058 1105 1664 and Bill Gilbreath are scheduled Downtown Lansing Teople in New York rate Edwards and his team Admission to 9 14 1612 extremely high in Saturday's Michigan .4 9 to pitch Friday's game against Ihe state." 12:30 p.m. finals (2 p.m. for MSU 1178 1221 9 14 2031 2020 Telephone 482-1759 I Then Ganakas settles back in his chair and track finals) is $1 to students 4 9 1069 1152 8 15 1853 2008 Pittsburgh in Bradenton. shakes his head. Indiana 3 10 and $2 to the public for reserved 1033 1143 7 16 1916 2041 | "I'll his tell you this, our whole future is in his hands. All our eggs seats. n basket." | After losing 6-10 Jim Chones Marquette and 6-11 Reggie HILLEL FOUNDATION ) Loyals to Florida State last year Brig adie It the last second, it would be 319 HILLCREST AT W. 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Beaudet won his event By G Exe< State News Sports Writer Illinois must finish fifth, behind team leader for both events, the still rings, 8.8 and side horse, against Indiana and Ziegert, a An oddity in the conference Michigan, Iowa, MSU and Murahata is averaging 8.9 for the 8.77 while Uram tops the promising freshman has had Hie rules could conceivably Minnesota if the MSU squad is competi vault and 9.01 for floor exercise. Spartans on the horizontal bar, good scores in his meets. eliminate the powerful Michigan to end up second. with a 8.88 average. Champi< gymnastics team from NCAA Also a standout, on parallel seeking Coach George Szypula's squad competition and, even more bars, Murahata makes the team Szypula will be counting on Gymnastics team captain straight will go all out in an effort to Richard Murahata was of 11 of Randy Balhom, Uram, Morse good scores in three events from one First r likely, it could bring the MSU prove that they are better than MSU winners in the prestigious team a second place finish and himself one of the best in his 'fourth men''Dave Ziegert on matches their record indicates. floor exercise, Bob Goldenberg 1970 Woodrow Wilson National the conference. He has the best afternoc although the Spartans had only a 3-4 dual meet record. "Even though our record isn't average for the event, 8.39. on rings and A1 Beaudet on the Fellowship competition. p.m. at as good as we hoped it would To determine final standings be, known our squad is certainly and the representative to the heading national tournament, number of conference wins is added to points given for the the into the meet with attitude," Szypula said. a The Spartans are not in the great McLain paints' him position in the conference meet best physical shape heading into leaves (8 points for 1st, 7 for 2nd, the meet. All - around man etc.). If Dlinois finished first, Iowa second and Wolverines third, Michigan would be left Mickey Uram will only work side horse due to an injured back and Charlie Morse will be of corner, out of NCAA team competition fighting the effects of a strained DETROIT (UPI) - Denny McLain, the Detroit $60,000 in debt. Four creditors have sued the despite a perfect dual meet wrist. Tom Kuhlman, who will company for a total of $7,000, and a this year. Tiger pitching ace suspended for alleged links packaging season take Uram's all - around spot, is firm claims McLain owes it $53,000. with organized gambling, has removed himself A third place finish by recovering from a knee injury from the paint business. In addition, the Michigan Securities Exchange Michigan is possible but not which he picked up at Indiana Edward P. May, general counsel of Denny Commission is investigating Dyco and two other expected. Illinois was soundly when he slipped and ran into the McLain Dyco Paints, Inc., of suburban Livonia, McLain businesses for possible violation of the beaten by the Wolverines and vault. announced at the firm's first and possibly last, state's securities laws. Iowa fell 160.87 to 159.19. One Spartan who has avoided annual meeting Wednesday night that McLain has May said Dyco may be placed in receivership U-M, however was without the and services of George Huntzicker, the injuries and turned in an asked that his name be deleted from the possibly sold to a new company made up of most of Dyco's present shareholders. Lolich is excellent season for MSU is the company's articles of incorporation. perhaps their best man on the only senior on the squad, McLain, 25, is listed as president of the He said McLain will not receive a settlement Detroit Tigers pitcher Mickey Lolich works on covering bunts as he throws from the mound long horse vault and floor captain Rich Murahata. company and had 20,000 shares of stock worth for his investment. during workouts at spring training camp in Lakeland. Watching the Tigers 19 game winner are exercise. Murahata has been especially about $20,000. McLain was suspended indefinitely by Baseball pitching coach Mike Roarke, rookie Jim Foor, Lolich, John Hiller, Fred Lasher and Tom A second place finish in the good on the long horse vault and The firm is one of the ventures which have Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Feb. 20 while the Timmerman. With Denny McLain suspended indefinitely, Lolich is the Tigers' No. 1 pitcher. conference meet is what the floor exercise. In four meets he pushed McLain into finanical trouble. Commissioner's Office conducts a further AP Wirephoto Spartans are shooting for and a has finished first in vaulting and His personal debts are estimated at between investigation of the 30-game winner's alleged second for the final standings three meets have seen him take $50,000 and $150,000, and Dyco is more than links with a bookmaking operation in Flint. Run For Your Life, Gabblers] clash Sunday in All-U finals Software? It'll be a rematch of last year's All - University From there the Gablers stretched the margin to championships when the Gablers and Run For nine points, 49-40 behind the hot Ken Horiszny. Horiszny hit three shooting o[ Your Life meet Sunday night for the IM All - U straight Ion basketball crown. Game time is 7:15 in the IM shots to get the game out of reach for the Pi Sports Arena. Phi' Both teams earned semifinal wins Thursday Horisnzy was the game's leading scorer with 15 night — Run For Your Life beating West Shaw 9, points while teammate Jack Nienberg added It 59-43, and Gablers topping Omega Psi Phi, Red Wiemer and John Turner paced Omegj'i 55-48. balanced attack with a dozen points each while RFYL led 26-21 at the half and built a 38-28 Billy Joe Dupree had 11. lead before Shaw started a combeback. Sparked In the intramural hockey championships, tlx Systems programmers at RCA get somewhat involved with hardware. by the shooting of Jim Moravek and Gary Bombadiers came out on top of Lambda CM, Aaglund, Shaw scored 12 straight points to take winning by a score of 6-3. The Bombadiers began a 40-38 lead with just under four minutes to the game scoring hard and fast, grabbing a 3-0 There used to be a theory that out their problems together. people synergize with each other. play. lead before Lambda Chi could get on the board, But Run For Your Life, this year's Lambda Chi's last - period surge was not enough systems programmers didn't talk The results seem to be proving There are conflicts, but it's independent winners, suddenly came to life and to overtake the Bombadiers, though. Key suves with hardware designers. us right. We call it "total producing results. For instance, rattled off 13 consecutive points of their own to by goalie Ron Harris, and the scoring of Dalton This was like a husband and systems architecture." we are already a generation regain the lead and ice the gime.Doug Beattie (15) Cheaney were factors in the Bombadier win. and Mark Vienindahl (14) paced the winners' Along with Cheaney's two goals, Tom Fales, wife living in two separate houses. We believe the programmer ahead of the major competitor attack while Moraveck's 14 and Aaglund's 10 Gary Clark, Ted Petroff and Henry We believe in interface— must get involved with the total in high for West Shaw. connected for the winners. time-sharing systems. were Theta Chi took the University Shaw, who won the residence hall division, volleybiU programmers and engineers work problem—software and hardware There are other benefits. We suffered their first loss of the year after ten championship, defeating Sigma Nu in two are not a narrow specialized straight wins. by scores of 15-3 and 15-7. Omega Psi Phi led most of the game but the In the University ping pong corporation. We are diverse, Gablers stayed close and finally went ahead on a championships, Lester Shu took 3 of 5 matcha human and highly concerned lay-up by Bob Fisher to earn a 37-36 lead with from John Gyekenyesi to capture the honor. Hie seven minutes to play. final game was Shu's on merit of a 21-17 score. with the future. You will rub elbows with scientists, engineers, psychologists— people from numerous disciplines and backgrounds. After all, the computer is going to be involved with all the problems of the next 30 years of this century. JIM'S TIFFANY If you are working for an LOUNGE advanced or undergraduate degree in Computer Science, we would like to talk to you. 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A poised and unbeaten Russ Hellickson in His assistant coach since 1966 Scoring in the tournament will compete in most varsity sports, polished coaching mark of 226 - 91 - iu. Bi.b Rq„ h . . ------ MSU wrestlers begin consolation and performer, Lowrance order to wear his second league Hie I competition in the Big Ten finals start at 2 championship be the same as in years past, Milkovich has beaten several of probably ranks as the His teams won 10 Big ten „ already been p.m. Saturday. with 10 points for first tourney's crown. ZinHpl whn leads Zindel, who IpaHc MSU mqtt crowns, inniusiinrt pmu/nc including f;,ro five ir> Urf named to succeed Kean at the Spartan Coach Grady Peninger place, the nation's best wrestlers in his most likely champion. in pins with eight, seems a good end of the ■Championships this afternoon, seven points for second, four weight class and is considered a Lowrance's only loss of the bet to earn MSU one or two decade, season. eeking an unprecedented fifth sees a trio of teams as his points for third and two points strong contender for a national season came to straight crown. toughest challengers in the Iowa State's extra points with some pins. for fourth. In addition, a title. First round and quarter - final tourney. superb wrestler, Dan Gable. With little strong competition wrestler earns one point for each A championship for Lowrance Batches will be fought in an " Northwestern, Iowa and 190-pounder Jack Zindel will at heavyweight, Vic Mittelberg victory and one extra point for rates a strong choice to win that temoon session beginning at 1 Michigan all have several each pin. m. at Michigan's event's bldg., outstanding wrestlers and any of title. The Spartans set league 10wn as Fritz Crisler Arena. the three could put The 177 spot, which has been things records for total points and manned by four different individual champions at last year's championships. With a Spartans over the course of the season will be handled somewhat stronger team and by Gerald Malecek Friday and nine events instead of ten, the Saturday. Malecek has been impressive in Spartans could shatter both of the few matches he has wrestled those records. for the Spartans. His biggest win Six or seven Spartans are was an upset of considered favorites in their Michigan's Jesse events and should earn the No. 1 Rawls, the league reigning 167 chimp. seeds, which were to be Rawls has been moved down determined at a meeting of the to that weight for the meet and league's coaches Hiursday night. will face the toughest obstacle in "We should have the top seeds Pat Karslake's attempt to at 118, 134, 142, 150,167,190 keep his unbeaten mark intact. and heavyweight," Peninger noted. Defending 123 champ Gary Bissell is only one of five or six Igfir Judging by the competition in grapplers who have a legitimate each event and the abilities of shot at the 126 title. wlikelySpartan the grapplers, the most Spartan winners are Greg Rick Radman at 158 is an outside candidate to beat the Johnson, Tom Milkovich and same wrestlers that the Keith Lowrance. injured Tom Muir beat last year in Johnson, who was sidelined a winning at 160. season - and - a - half with Ron Ouellet missed the last injuries before making his MSU two weekends of competition debut, finished the season with a neck injury, but enters strongly. He has slowly been the 150 competition with regaining the excellent talents good health and the favorite's role. he was reputed to have before he The meet is being held at was hit by those injuries. Michigan to honor Wolverine 134-pounder Milkovich could Coach Cliff Kean, who is retiring become the first freshman Gerald Malecek after this season after 45 years Tom Milkovich champ in many years. Given of coaching at U-M. Kean went SELLOUT CROWDS EXPECTED Grady Peninger Wisconsin ready for MSU invasion |Fencers darkhorse their fifth and sixth games at defense without allowing a goal," Johnson said, while John Jagger and Jeff Rotsch continued their performers, helping the Badgers to an 18-10 overall record. Both play good hard - nosed hockey. Poffenroth and Klispic's forte is steady performances. their ability to get the puck into lin conference meet The MSU and Wisconsin hockey teams take to the ice and Saturday night in the Dane County Coliseum to battle for the first division berth in the final WCHA standings. tonight The Spartans will be out to contain the fire 13 goals and 11 assists this - power of the Badgers' scoring leader Murray Heatley. The right wing has scored Johnson. scoring position, according to A spokesman from the Badger sports information service said season. MSU will counter with Don With the regular season completed, the MSU fencers focus their Both teams are tied for fourth place at 10-10 in the current the Wisconsin icers regard MSU as a Thompson who has 12 goals and 11 assists in WCHA play. dangerous team. ■ attention at Columbus this weekend in which nine - team standings. A Spartan sweep of the series would not "After the Spartans lost those seven they will compete games, the major ■ in the Big Ten Meet at Ohio State. only clinch a first division finish for them, but also MSU Badger freshman Norm Cherry has been coming on strong in indication seemed to be they had lost earn a the l»ai two weeks, Johnson indicated, and has tallied a everything," the spokesman I "I expect it to be a real dogfight between four teams — Illinois, slight advantage in the upcoming WCHA playoffs in Denver. goal in said, "but all of a sudden MSU is back in the groove and each of the Badger games against Minnesota. winning ■defending champion Ohio State, Wisconsih, and MSU," Spartan If the Spartans were to take a pair from Wisconsin, then MSU games." ■Coach Charles Schmitter speculated. "Ohio State is would play arch - rival Michigan in the opening round of the Center Jim Boyd is another top scorer for the strong in epee Badgers. Boyd Wisconsin has met MSU three times this land sabre, while Wisconsin is good in foil and sabre. Dlinois' WCHA playoff, while host, and second - place finisher in the has stuck the puck past the opposition's goalie 12 times during season. The Badgers ■ strength is in foil, while ours is in sabre." WCHA Denver, would draw a tough assignment — the Badgers. WCHA play and is credited with 10 assists. whipped the Spartans 6-3 in the Greak Lakes Invitational but MSU copped 6-4 and 4-3 wins I Indiana and Minnesota will be the only other schools Wisconsin split with Minnesota on the Gopher's ice last Bob Poffenroth and Dick Klispic have been over Wisconsin the following week sending consistent Badger I teams. weekend before the largest two - game series crowd in league The Spartans tied for fourth place last year with history. The attendance for the two games was 17,633. The Indiana, but I Schmitter said that his team has a strong chance to move Badger's expect fine turnouts over the weekend against MSU. up this I time. MSU finished its dual meet season at 6-7, but Schmitter Estimates show both games to be sellouts, with the capacity of I figures that being able to enter only a team's top two men in each the coliseum more than 8,000. I weapon could help his club. Badger coach Bob Johnson hopes goalie Bob Vroman will I "Our lack of depth hurt us in our dual meets," he said, "but we repeat his spectacular performance at Minnesota last Saturday. Ido have two fine individuals in each weapon, so we should do The Bloomington, Minn., senior registered his first shutout of the ■ well in the conference meet." season and his fifth career shutout for a school record. I Schmitter said that the seasonal meets were really just warmups Also praised by Johnson were Vroman's teammates who "back I for the all important conference championships. - checked and poke - checked with abandon from start to finish." I "Last Saturday the boys fenced about a dozen bouts," MSU's sweep over Duluth last weekend was marked by the ■ Schmitter said, "and it was a good indication of what they'll have Spartans' excellent forechecking. |to face this week." Badger captain Doug McFadyen and Dan Gilchrist "turned in The only returning Big Ten champion is Indiana's Galinton I Bryan in sabre. The first and second place finishers in both foil land epee were all from Ohio State, but have graduated. I Heading the Spartan sabre contingent will be veterans Doug ■McGaw (24-11) and Bob Kreitsch (22-15). The pair helped lead ■ the Spartans to a 70-49 record in sabre, the best mark of any ■ weapon on the team. I Top men in epee are Paul Herring (24-12) and Bobby Tyler 1(15-17). "Tyler and Herring both have good chances," Schmitter ■ said, "particularly if Tyler fences up to his ability." I The foil is the least experienced with newcomers Ira Schwartz 1(22-7) and Kent Neitzert (17-20) both in their first season of ■ varsity competition. However, Schwartz' dual meet record was ■ the best on the team and Schmitter considers him a threat for an ■ individual title. GRANDMA'S L*«p 1900 E. Kalamazoo FREE DELIVERY SERVICE TO ALL CAMPUS I DEW Top. Textured finish: Man's ring, $50. ~SPECIALU Chicken 'N Salad 3 Pes. Chicken Three piece set, $275. Choice of: Slaw, Baked Beans, Fries 99c Center: Nugget finish: Man's ring, $70. Three piece set, $250. Bottom: Nugget finish with textured swirl: Man's ring, $45. Three piece set, $265. EXTRA SPECIAL! All rings in 14 karat'yellow gold. All Chicken Bucket -15 Pes. 385 Schedule of Delivery Hours MORGANS Jewelers Since 1876 Phone: 372-7125 or 372 7126 for delivery 121 S. Washington • Lansing if buty, dial: 484 4471 or Meridian Mall • East Lansing 484 4472 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 6, 1970 STATE NEWS state news CLASSIFIED How About A New Car for Spring . See Today's Want Ads for The Buy You'll like! classified 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Auto Service & Parts] FRANKLY SPEAKING ly Phil hank For Rent For Rent FAIRLANE 500 ACCIDENT Problem? Call EAST SIDE. Large furnished, ONE MAN for 3-man University KALAMAZOO STREET BODY bedroom $120/month. Ca Automatic, V-8, power steering. Terrace, spring term. $125. 339-2762 after 6 p.m. weekdays, SHOP. Small dents to large 337-0409. 0-3/13 351-1993. 5-3-6 Call 332-4426. 4-3/9 weekends wrecks. American and foreign Pus anytime. 3-3/6 cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. 3 LARGE rooms furnished, piano, SAVE: DRIVE 4 miles, 3 room • AUTOMOTIVE FALCON 1961 - good running condition. New battery. $130.00. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C near capitol. Couple. Utilities and parking $135. IV 2-2589. 2-3/9 furnished, utilities paid, garage. $110; Efficiency $90. Girls, spring HA^ETT~~:~A7T^c~T?;r; bedroom deluxe near .1 2 • EMPLOYMENT • FOR RENT Ask for Gonzalo. 353-9448. 3-3/9 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. 332-3398. 10-3-13 J™' -ccept$1502 deposit, P|US ■**». . . 1 MAN needed for 2 man apt. Across FOR SALE Available March • Complete auto painting and the street from campus. Spring 21 337lc- collision service. IV5-0256. C CAPITOL VILLA 7-3/13 ' ^618, • LOST I. FOUND term. Willing to sacrifice own rent. • PERSONAL 1961. Please call 351-2596. 5-3/12 APARTMENTS CAMPUS NEAR. • PEANUTS PERSONAL FORD GALAXIE Excellent START SOMETHING GREATI Luxury 2 BedrT • REAL ESTATE transportation. Automatic. $110. Advertise "Auto Services" with 2 girls needed for 3 man, Burcham furnished apartment.fc Call 351-1682. 1-3/6 Classified Ads. Dial 355-8255 Woods, spring, summer. 351-1280. Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 rates, 351-5465. 3-3/9 Md • SERVICE 5-3/12 bedroom apartments. From ONE OR • TRANSPORTATION GTO 1969, low mileage, loaded. $150-$165. Near Campus. For information call term. Campus • WANTED Priced 482-9010, to sell. ask 882-8166 for Mr. or Dalton. Aviation ONE GIRL spring for attractive 2 Hill. 351.27528 man. Across from Berkey. 4-3/11 Reasonable. 351-1756. 2-3/9 DEADLINE FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1963. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C > lease, SUBLET SPACIOUS 1 bedroom 71' ' Dear0°m, Utiliti« 1 P.M. one class day be¬ All power. Good condition. $595. paid. Ground floor and gar!? apartment. Furnished, fore publication. 489-3029. 3-3/6 Unfurnished. Capital Villa. $150. $ 130/month, P|us J"* Cancellations - 12 noon one Employment 332-6092. 4-3/9 627-5454.4-3/10 ^ claas day before publica¬ MACH I, 1969, Excellent < tion. power brakes, power steering, take WANTED - FULL-time salesmen for WANTED: 2 girls for 4 CEDAR VILLAGE: Girl for spring mar term. Eden Roc, reducei over payments. Call 675-5147. TF advertising firm. COLEMAN - term. Rates reduced. 351-5461 STEVENSON and ASSOCIATES, nowl 3-3/6 351-9376. 2-3/6 PHONE MUSTANG 1965. In good c 351-6441.4-3/10 Standard NEEDED - ONE girl for New shift, 6 cylinder. ONE OR two men to sublet Cedar 355-8255 484-6346. 5-3/9 NURSE / RECEPTIONIST for East TWO MEN for Meadowbrook Trace, Twyckingham Apartments. Spring Village. Spring. Reduce r 1 Lansing doctor. Must type. Reduced to $45/month. 351-3411.3-3/6 351-0996.3-3/9 tK RATES MUSTANG 1965 6 cylinder Experience desired but not 393-5568. 1-3/6 1 1 day 11.50 standard. Radio, heater, 5 regular plus 2 studded tires. Good necessary. Salary open. Prefer wife ONE OR two girls spring. Haslett 'JL $63.33 £,Smonth. t0 Sublet Sprin9 of Graduate student. Write Box Apartments. Low Rent. 351-1132. 351-1091.3.3/9 15tf per word per day condition. 393-1816. 2-3/6 A-1, Michigan State News. 5-3/11 3-3/6 ONE GIRL spring. House two 3 dovs $4.00 OLDSMOBILE 442 PUUOUT AFTER. 3 YEARS VIETNAM? from Berkey. 351-7362. block's 13 1/2* per worn per day 1965; 4-speed, COOK: NOON lunches at day care 5-3/11 5 day* $6.50 red, chrome reverse, $950. center. Monday Friday. NOT WITHOUT \ECNEROLF URGENT ONE girl needed to sublet Rivers Edge apartment. Spring SPACIOUS, TWO completely carpeted, unfurnished, bedroom FLAT T0 let. Close, 353-8416. 3-3/10 332-2375. 2-3/6 very nice, Lease 13# per word per day term. 351-2108. 2-3/9 luxury apartment. Located in deposit and references required Haslett, only minutes from 332-3226 (based 10 words OPEL KADETT, 1967. Like new ATTRACTIVE YOUNG ladies to or 339-8450. C-3/9 on per »d) condition. 19,000 miles. Runs and ONE GIRL for spring. Meadowbrook campus $135. Phone 339-2490. work for Paraphernalia Sales. Trace. Luxury, furnished, indoor 5-3/10 There will be a 50# service looks great. Call 337-2329. 3-3/10 Applications being taken now at pool. No damage deposit. SOUTHEAST LUXURY apartment. 2-be^room and bookkeeping charge if Paraphernalia Shop. 5-3/12 Furnished or Reduced rent. 393-1125. 5-3/12 MEN NEEDED, for apartment, 3 this ad is not paid within PLYMOUTH 1962. Good battery, unfurnished. Draperies blocks from Union. 351-6636. one week. new exhaust. Hurst 3-speed. $80. BABYSITTER NEEDED: one child. For Rent For R ent air-conditioning. Avocado UPSTAIRS TWO rooms spring, 8-3/13 appliances. 353-1834. 3-3/6 Monday- Friday, 7:30 - 5 East Fully carpeted summer. Sublet Evergreen $150. Utilities Lansing, 351-4683. 3-3/10 NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands furnished except The State News will be 351-3578. 3-3/10 1 GIRL. 731 Burcham. Spring term, PONTIAC LEMANS rented only to MSU students and - electricity. 882-9117.10-3-13 responsible only for the CONVERTIBLE 1964. 326 V-8, CO-ED KALAMAZOO area camp for faculty. $8.84 monthly (including reduced rent. 351-8715 after 4:30 first day's incorrect inser¬ rebuilt in November. Power, children 9 - 16 years of age. tax). State Cedar MALE STUDENTS needed spring p.m. 3-3/6 OKEMOS 3 rooms and~"bath tion. loaded. $600. 355-5782. 3-3/10 Needs: WSI for waterfront director and male counselors who Corporation, 444 Michigan Management Village term or with longer. Private shower. 1 or apartment 2 bedrooms. furnished. Utilities paid. Phone 332-0881. 3-3/6 Michelins, vinyl top, console, can offer friendship and personal interest to deserving and needy TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable Apartments Parking. 6-3/13 1214 E. Kalamazoo. )NE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT YOU START SOMETHING GREAT MAjycklTEDw stereo tape. Call 355-6142. 3-3/6 children. Call 353-7048 mornings $8.50 per month including stand. Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862 when you read the Classified Ads 2-bedrcRENTtJJ or after 10:00 p.m. 5-3/12 Now accepting each day I 10-3-13 The Sttte New* does not TOYOTA 1967 Corona. New tires. 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' leases for permit racial or religious $800 or best offer. Must sell. YOUNG FEMALE summer and fall discrimination In Its ad¬ 487-5798. 3-3/9 RENT A TV from TV TWO MAN apartment available. a Company, term The $9.50 Spring/summer sublease. Grove vertising columns. ENGINEERING MAJORS VOCALIST per month. Call 337-1300. VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Good engine. Nejac TV Rentals. C Street. 351-6838. 1-3/6 State News will not accept Bogue Street at the Best offer over $300. Call advertising which discrim¬ 351-9319. 1-3/6 TV RENTALS Red Cedar River SUBLEASE CAPITOL Villa 2-3 man, - Students only. Low inates against religion, To work in Lansing, with a race, igin. color or national or¬ VOLKSWAGEN condition, new 1966. motor. Good $775, commercial group. All types of music. Call: monthly and term rates. Call 484-2600 to University TV Rentals. C reserve yours. TWO Phone 332-5051 GIRLS Needed New Cedar unfurnished, $130; $140. 351-0596. 5-3/12 furnished, POLLUTION BEGINS 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED utilities LIFE ENDS Professor. 676-2047. 3-3/6 Village. $60 LEASE COLOR spring, summer. TV. $15.95 per included. Couple. Okemos call Gilles St. Germain month", parts and service free, ^ 351-8415. 11-3/13 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 351-7683. 5-3/12 1966. Good option to buy. Call IV 9-5214, CEDARVIEW APTS., 1404 East engine, good tires. 485-6407 after 371-1173 TU2-3601 Tlie Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater TELETRONICS INDUSTRIES. Grand River, Married, -graduate, Automotive 5 p.m. 3-3/6 Anytime TF seniors welcome. 351-5647. 4-3/6 WANTED ONE girl to sublease spring Chicago is waging a battle to save Lake Michigan and/or summer. Delta Arms and restore the rivers, streams and waterways in VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Excellent $50.00. 351-3244. 5-3/9 the Chicago area to their once pure state. The ALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. TEACHERS: Apartments APARTMENT: FOURTH man Like new condition. $2,550. Call condition, rebuilt engine. $900. COLLEGE, private needed Sanitary District is responsible for protection of 371-1944 after 6 p.m. 5-3/9 schools Spring and/or Summer. 351-3918. 10-3/12 openings. CLINE TWO GIRLS needed spring term. 126 129 BRUCHAM Drive. 2 man the water supply from pollution, collection and TEACHERS AGENCY, 129 East Orchard, Apartment 8. Chalet Apartments. furnished apartment. $125 per Grand River. 3-3/10 Reduced 351-0894 or 351-6330. S-3/10 disposal of domestic and industrial waste, AMX 1969 bittersweet orange, 390 VOLVO, 1965 P1800S. Dark green, rates. Call 351-3780. 5-3/6 month. Call 487-3216. Evenings, AM/FM maintaining waterways which carry run-off from GO, excellent condition. $2,350. tape deck, reverb, 882-2316. 9-3/13 overdrive. DO YOU need an extra $50 a week? THIRD MAN wanted for luxury storms, and maintaining canals which are the 355-5816. 3-3/9 Posi-traction. 45,000 miles. $2,300. 723-4497 after 5 Car necessary. Call 351-7319 for EAST LANSING near campus. Ono duplex near Frandor. No damage primary link in the inland waterways serving interview. C deposit, $61/month. 351-7068. Mid-America, in a territory covering 858 sq. miles CAMARO 1967 327, 3-speed. White __p.m._3i3/9 bedroom, furnished. Large airy 6-3/10 and black vinyl top. $1,400. Call PART TIME employment. Summer rooms. Air conditioned. WANTED: USED Jeepster or Beautifully maintained. Select 651-5249. 3-3/6 hardtop Jeep. Cyndy, 332-8661 6-3/12 opportunities also Automobile required. Phone THE available. clientele. 882-6549. O Lease 332-3135 or MARCH 9th 13th - Opportunities scientific areas. are available in the engineering and We need Civil, Mechanical, CAMARO 1967. \ SOCIETY CORPORATION Electrical, and Sanitary Engineers to work in 21,000 miles. Body immaculate condition. 371-1698. 5-3/12 Scooters & Cyclet __3Bij«oq.p 10 words for $1.00 design, construction, maintenance, plant operation, research and development and administration. CH Ev"fTolE T\ 1957 haTdtop. HORTICULTURE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AND CEDAR GREENS Excellent running condition. Call students; Saturday and Sunday One week to tell those who care. How SALARY RANGE - $849 to $1,035 per month - BS Eng. TRIUMPH 1968, Trophy 500. Sharp. reteil sales of plants and garden $939 to $1,145 per month - MS Eng. 882-7986, ask for Jim. 7-3/12 one bedroom - furnished much they'll be mined. What fun it's One owner. 3300 miles. 487-5898. supplies. Commission and with liberal fringe benefit program been -- With A PEANUTS PERSONAL CHEVROLET, 1950, 4-door deluxe. 3-3/6 guaranteed base. Experience not 37,000 miles, no rust. $295. necessary. Orientation prior to pool 339-2762 after 6 p.m., Weekdays, HONDA SCRAMBLER 1967 305. late March start. TWISS RECRUITERS WILL BE ON CAMPUS Low mileage, excellent condition. LANDSCAPE weekends anytime. 3-3/6 CENTER March 13,1970 699-2632. 5-3/10 351-0590. 10-3-13 347 Student Services Ads must be prepaid CHEVY 1964, 6 cylinder, stick, Sign up at your engineering placement office Needs some work. $250. 351-3837 after 6:00 p.m. 5-3/9 TODAY! CHRYSLER 1954. Well kept, mfnglipr THE METROPOLITAN SANITARY DISTRICT excellent transportation, power steering/brakes, R/H. $75. OF GREATER CHIC' GO 353-7229. 5-3/9 CHRYSLER STATION WAGON Don't get stuck with 1969. Full conditioning. power, 332-1663. 3-3/6 air a car that won't start. Get your new and used auto parts and CROSSWORD nroHQia acicina raanasQ uacggQ CORVETTE 1959 convertible. If DA IIFD A lltn accesso"es before vacation time PUZZLE nnaanri tang® Classic, mint ■ condition - type. More info: 485-7753. 5-3/10 HflflmLlI HUIII800 E. KALAMAZOO 484-1303 ACROSS 32. Sidestep LiEEss gaoa l. Ship of the 33. Bowstring hemp desert 34. Social affair una anaaa H® 6. Simian world 36. Bib. high □n annns aas 12. Met. priest 37. Muffler anHSH rap* production aaran ngrinn 13. Yacht basin 39.Scene ■ □nnnn nnaoBB 17. 18. Son of Gad Defies 46. 48. Bromides Lobster claw mm'mmti 20. Frost 49. Unseat i22. Dowry 50. Sea duck 2. Appetizer 7. Artist's color 23. Knack 3. Dose board 26. Official seal 4. Period of time 8. Discordia 9. Clangor TIME 28. Workshop 5. Real estate 30. Ceremony 6. Before noon 10. Identical when you look back 11. Impair on your college days, you'll remember many parties, 2 T~~ r~ 3— 7 5- T~ IB " 15. Youngster dates, rigorous studies, and the experiences shared in your first apartment. In 19. Varangians 12 la 21. Australian So Get Ready for the wet weather. order to enhance those memories, UNIVERSITY TERRACE offers you m % 15 16 bird private study areas, air conditioning for those warm spring 23. Flattered days, and % 24. Mock Oor sun electronic tune-up will guarantee starts. balconies for your sunning pleasure. Four-man with three or six month leases. Make apartments now available '7 % •8 •9 %% % 25. Drive slantingly today a day to remember. 20 21 il a 2M 25 % % ft it 26. 27. Hindu title Revamps We guarantee free service if they 26 30 % 91 32 29 29. 31. Rubber tree Measure of 33 SM % a 36 yarn w % 35. 37. Trajectory Pudding stare" Kildea SB 39 v/a % %•42 <♦3 % H5 38. 40. Confront Peter the Great estate (yftcuwbQenmft N6 % H7 MO 41. 42. Sorry Summer drm* SUPER SUNOCO 43. Adverse criticism ED 7-9320 918 E.'GRAND RIVER (corner of Bogue & Gr. River) , /jpafdjrimt (ytlancuiemertfs Speciaftifo WMcMim 19 % 5o 45. Greek letter 47. Compass po"1' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 6, 1970 17 For R ent For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale PeanutsPersonal T ransportatlon ''LOSE TO MSU and Frandor. FURNISHED, 2 bedroom house for Wanted Beautiful one bedroom, 2 grad students. Just outside East WESTING HOUSE PORTABLE T.V. TWENTY WATT amplifier. Must sc "IF IT feels good. Do It." Rousseau. unfurnished. Carpeting, drapes, WANTED RIDERS to Florida, F YOU APPRECIATE Lansing limits. $125 per month Excellent condition. $40. Phone Qood price. Call before noc "Eat, Drink and be merry; Be balconies, air - conditioning, full plus utilities. Phone 332-4770 489-5886 after 3:30 p.m. 3-3/9 leaving MARCH 18th, cheap. EFFICIENCY you'll like the way LADIES ROOM. 351 -7668. 3-3/9 good." W.B.C. 1-3/6 351-1757. 1-3/5 kitchen, parking, laundry, utilities 3-3/9 Close, private puppies and kittens sell fast with entrance. Available soon. $15 per except electricity. Call 332-1703. RCA Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl week. 351-5705. 2-3/6 CONSOLE T.V. Excellent SNOWMOBILES FOR sale at dealer's JANE, AM with my friend in 3-3/6 NEED MALE roommates to share cost. DEL'S HOME heart, w large house in downtown Lansing. IMPROVEMENT CENTER. wide apart? (Persian Poet) Jose ART WORK of all types, TWO MAN rooms available spring - paintings, EED GIRL immediately. No Private bedroom. IV 7-0046 646-3771, 646-4661. 5-3/11 1-3/6 term near campus. $150 each per sculptures, prints, etc. For contract. Northwlnd Apartments. 5-3/11 SPEAKERS - 2 portable Leslies. DENVER - ASPEN need riders. term; board available if desired. n, 489-1223. 5-3/12 Call 351-3328. 6-3/10 Excellent condition. Call TU GARY, CONGRATULATIONS on Spring Break. Call Weber at Call 337-0795 or 351-5725. 3-3/9 332-1834. 2-3/6 CAMPUS NEAR: 2 or possible 4 2-1131 or IV 5-9551. 5-3/11 beating the system and Uncle NE OR two girls sublet Spring. $65. bedroom. Furnished. Immediate Sam. Cin. 1-3/6 maximum, utilities paid. possession. 351-9504. 2-3/6 DRUM SET. Like new, blue sparkle. FLORIDA BOUND. Spring break. 332-2029. 5-3/10 4 piece. $120. 485-8487, call after Riders wanted. Call Vick Stornant LEAR, 1032; 2-bedroom, furnished, newly decorated and TWO campus, 3-3/9 OR three girls. Close to spring term. 351-8459. Ulrey House FOR 6 p.m. 5-3/11 SALE: suede GREAT DANE PUPPIES temperament. - Excellent Champion 332-2728. 5-3/9 PEOPLE WHO SWAP SOMETHING YOU WANT FOR SOMETHING YOU DON'T! It's easy with a Classified Ad. Dial jumper, skirts, bloodlines. DOR-LE SEEK carpeted. Very nice, adults only, DANES 355-8255 nowl INGRID O.V.D. You ask for so little, IMPROVEMENT read the utilities furnished. 332-4143 for 2 GIRLS sublet 2 bedroom Woman's sizes. Like new,' 484-0638. 372-3408.7-3/6 "Services" ads in the Classified house Cooperative 2-3/6 yet demand too much. Be yourself appointment. 3-3/6 $61.67. 353-7873 or 332-5556. SAINT BERNARD Pups. AKC, 6 Simon Pure. 1-3/6 columns. Check nowl 2-3/6 PENTAX SPOTMATIC. Almost new $200/Term weeks old. Dew claws removed. coon FI.8 under guarantee. 372-8547 676-2866. 3-3/6 JOHNNY -BOB. I love you lots . . . Room and Board >. 3-3/9 more and more. Your White Wanted SAMOYED PUPPIES AKC. Pet & Mouse with ribboned tail. 1-3/6 DRYER - WASHER combination, Show type. Good with children. BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for INE OR two men. Spring term. New COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3 Sears 154 years old. 332-6141, Also stud service. SIG all positive. A negative, B negative Cedar Village. No deposit. Phone EPS, Stop repressing your BUYS bedroom contemporary, April after 4 p.m. 3-3/10 339-8587. 3-3/6 desires. Dress up and come. The and AB negative, $10.00. O 351-1405. 3-3/10 through August. $265. 332-2189. Pledges. 1-3/6 negative, $12.00. Michigan 3-3/6 SINGLE ROOM for man. Spring TED WILLIAMS-Fold THREE SHIPMENTS of fish, due in Community Blood Center, 507V4 INE BLOCK from campus. One girl term, no cooking, parking. Friday. NOAH's ARK, East TAKE ADVANTAGE of East Grand River, East Lansing. to share four girl apartment. ONE MAN for 4-man house. 332-3170.2-3/9 the great Private 332-0296. 3-3/10 Lansing. 3-3/6 Above the new Campus Book Completely furnished, utilities and buys in household goods in bedroom. Spring and/or Summer. store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. parking provided. $65/month. MALE today's Classified Ads. STUDENTS. Kitchen See FISHER Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. 337-2336. 2-3/9 _ 351-3841.3-3/6 privileges, parking, phone in RECEIVERS off fair room. trade pricing. MARSHALL Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to No matter how affluent GROOVY FARMHOUSE - private. Air-conditioned. IV 4-8151. MUSIC COMPANY, 245 Ann Service 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C OUR ROOM furnished apartment 4/5 people. $150 plus. 337-2285 3-3/10 the purchaser may be, Street. C-3/6 with fireplace and private mornings only. 8-3-11 MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS black, TWO WOMEN want all - around the idea of getting good entrance. Utilities furnished. CAMPUS NEAR, single house cleaning. $2.00/hour each. AWAY FROM IT ALL HOMES are rooms for SKI-DOO OLYMPIC Super 8 week old puppies, shots, AKC buys for money spent Parking space available. Call 2 GIRLS 370, in the Classified Ads each spring. 2-level duplex. Near girls with cooking. 351-9504. 1968. $600. 2711 339-2829. 3-3/9 day) 3324659 or 337-9748. 5-3/12 Delta River 484-5251. 2-3/6 Check nowl has world-wide campus. $65/month. 351-7251 2-3/6 appeal. Drive, Lansing. 372-6583. S-3/13 3-3/10 IRONING DONE. My home, pick-up EEDED 1 or 2 men for 4-man ROOM SCOTTISH TERRIER - SECRETARY EXECUTIVE 18 years FOR man. 1150 Lilac. and USED WOMEN'S clothing sale. AKC males. 12 weeks, shots. $75. delivery, fast service. apartment. Reduced rates. Call Starting March 21st, private 339-2075. 2-3/6 experience, types 65 words, Junior sizes. 50c and 332-6998. 2-3/6 351-3059. 5-3/12 entrance and up. shorthand 85 words. 663-8665. That's why so many people bath, cooking, SATURDAY 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. parking. $204 term. 332-2361. 3-3/6 Klub Haus, Lake O the Hills PUG PUPPIES read and use the Want Ads IESPERATEI man, for REDUCED rent 2 4-man. Spring term. MAN FOR three-man house. Private room, parking, pleasant country 3-3/10 Apartment. 339-9368. 1-3/6 champion da wormed. - sired, Fawn adorable AKC, shots, XEROX COPIES regularly...they have Meadowbrook. 393-6479. 1-3/6 For Sale $125, lass notes J learned that this is where surroundings. Call 351-8114 DOMESTIC ORIENTAL rug, 9x12, 351-8119 after 4. 3-3/10 ^ home work 3-3/6 lesis *| library material the good buys are found... Karastan. Almost new, with BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN GUITAR, MANDOLIN, and banjo. rubber padding. $300. 339-8850. BORDER FEMALE Collie puppy, it makes cents to Xerox day after day after day! SCENE with an exciting new job. Also older Fender 1-3/6 black and white. Best offer. Amp. Check today's Classified Ads! 355-6220. 3-3/6 487-0193. 1-3/6 NATIONAL GRAPHIC .AT TO let. Close, very nice. Lease, 100 USED vacuum cleaners tank, PEACE SYMBOL DECALS; For car, SYSTEMS 337-2015. 7-3/12 FIVE John MAYALL Tickets. Prefer deposit and references required. canisters and uprights. $7.88 and books, luggage, etc. Express REGISTERED THOROUGHBRED, 541 East Grand River STATE NEWS excellent $3.00 seats. Will pay. Call 332-3226 or 339-8450. 5-3/9 up. One written guarantee. yourself. 4 for $1.00. P.O. 2536, English pleasure, 15.1 332-5246 (across from Berkey) year DENNIS DISTRIBUTING CO., San Rafael, California 94901. hands, Dyndy, 332-8661. 5-3/12 351-0084. 3-3/6 CLASSIFIED YE BLOCK from 316 North Cedar opposite City ANYONE WHO DRIVES A CAR Carpeted, campus. MEN 21 and over - Clean quiet Market. C-3/6 WE LIST pets to sell, buy, give away. needs a good repairman. Check 355-8255 furnished, 2 man rooms. Cooking and parking. LOOK AHEAD TO SPRINGTIME! 351-1252. 5-3/9 BLACK LIGHTS bulbs and Stud. 351-2126 mornings. 9-3/13 the "Auto Services" in today's Close. Reasonable. Check the "Household Goods" in 487-5753, accessories. Available Classified Ads. 485-8836. TF REX-AIRE water vacuum cleaner at today's Classified Ads. with attachments. Costs $300 new MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY, MINIATURE POODLES - AKC. 2 SPARTAN HALL. Men and women. will sell for $45 or terms. Phone East Lansing. C-3/6 males, black, 8 weeks with shots. ALTERATIONS AND ladies Call 487-0476. 5-3/10 351-9286. Leasing for Spring 482-2911. C-3/6 dressmaking by experienced REPOSSESSED 1/3 carat diamond. 0-3-13 S Reasonable charge Value $250 now $175. CLARK Mobile Homes 355-5855. 0-3/9 JEWELRY. IV 4-4112. 3-3-6 HREE MEN NEEDED for modern LARGE SLEEPING room, kitchen NEW MOON 12x60. 3 bedroom. DRESSMAKING, privileges, ALTERATIONS, duplex. Complete kitchen, party linens, furnished, YOU CAN see the savings with Carpeting, skirted, utility building. DAVENPORT, CHAIRS, lamps, end formals. Experienced. Reasonable room. 351-6843 or 351-4187 after parking. Middle-aged woman quality glasses from OPTICAL Located in Windsor Estates. 6 p.m. S-3/10 484-4220. 3-3/6 tables, old clock. 521 Iris St., off charge. Call 355-1040. 1-3/6 W. DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan 8-3/13 Saginaw. 372-3080. 2-3/6 Ave., 372-7409. 0-3-6 CLOSE TO Union. Single, available Typlng Service now. Older, neat, adult. $13 week. EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW Also two ABOUT CLASSIFIED ADSI They NEW AKAI X-200D (Roberts room efficiency soon. sell things fast. Dial 355-8255. 650XD) tapedeck. 351-0464, after COMPLETE THESIS Service. 663-8418. 3-3/6 WINDSOR DELUXE, 1964 60 Discount Printing. IBM typing and 5:30 p.m. 5-3-6 x 12. 2 bedroom, walnut, front kitchen, binding of thesis, resumes, UNFINISHED Furniture: separate dinette with hardwood publications. Across from campus, Bar floor, large bath, Waverly Area. corner MAC and Grand River, TWY.GJONGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student stools, night stands, below Excellent care. By owner Style Shop. Call chest-of-drawers, bookcases, units. These spacious luxury apartment 484-3567. 3-3/9 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, are completely prefinished picture frames, and 337-1666. C more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanis South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C MARLETTE 1967 with expando. 3 Mediterranean furniture. Eaoh bedrooms, unfurnished. Located ANN BROWN: . unit has a dis.iwashor, in Grand Ledge. 627-4837. 3-3/9 Typing and multilith BLANK 8 track cartridges and title offset printing. Complete garbage disposal and individual control - central air labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, for dissertations, thesis, plugs and jacks galore. All at 1969 HILLCREST, 12'x60' two manuscripts, general typing IBM. conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 catalog prices. MAIN bedroom, unfurnished. Located at 20 years experience. 332-8384. C ELECTRONICS, 5558 South Brookview Mobile Home Estates. parking spaces per unit. The student's leisurc time has been Call 625-3520 Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C for more information. W CLIFF & PAULA HAUGHEY adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming poc 1, CHINA, GLASSWARE Professional Thesis Preparation , books, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be jewelry, records, sheet music, For Master's & Doctoral Candidates. walnut drop leaf table, chairs, Lost & Found Professional Thesis Typing, among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. green French Provincial Multilith Printing and Hard There units davenport, etc. Priced to sell. GREAT CARS ARE EASY TO FIND Binding. Free Brochure and are starting at $70/ month per man. 12:30 to 5:30, Thursday, Friday when you check today's Classified Estimates. Call 337-1527. C and Saturday, 2011 Moores River Ads I Drive. 3-3/6 TYPING: TERM paper FOUND: LARGE part Shepherd. Fast service. Call 332-4597. MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day GREAT BOOKS of the Western Gentle. Doomed in five days. Will 10-3-13 except Sunday World, plus index for studying, return to owner or give away. bookcase. Days 482-1226, Desperate. 694-8332 after five. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. PHONE: 332-6441 evenings, 393-1409. 5-3/10 1-3/6 No job too large or too sm Block off campus. 332-3255. C THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE FISHER STEREO console. Garrard turntable 1a V.ll, moving. $75 WHY PAY more? Superior typing at Qir THE or best 332-0031 after 6 p.m. 3-3/6 sane prices. Phone 351-1765. Personal 0-3/6 STEREO (Ktopckmgfjam 9. All FFFLY ACAPULCO EXOTIC! Room, 3 meals daily. ... GO y^RAMS inner spring and box spring Jeep, tourist service, up to 12 4620 S. Hagadorn combinations. Roll-away beds in days, $225. Leave when you want. SHOPPE At Nejac of 30", 39" and 48" widths. Hollywood style beds and frames, chests, dressers, study desks. 60 used matching chairs for study or 351-5249.32-3/13 ANTIQUE SHOW and sale. March 10-11. Congregation Shaarey MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y BY: dining room use. Used card tables Zedek. 1924 Coolidge Rd., East East Lansing and folding chairs. Late model Lansing, $1.00 donation. 3-3/6 543 E. Grand River stereo phonographs, and stereo 337-1300 Alco Management Cnmpany recorders, used portable TV sets. FREE -- LIFE INSURANCE literature. Call licensed agent - Apartment gas ranges, kitchen STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. f tables and chairs. 1 and 2 burner electric hot plates. $3.99 and up. BE GOOD To yourself and better to New metal kitchen cabinets. Free her and take her to The Pub at Stunning visual and sound The PICK. 5-3/9 experiences increase ON THE TRAIL! delivery. Bank card. Master Charge our and layaway plans. Hours: 5 - understanding of the changes 5:30 p.m. WILCOX which occur around us N.G. - MEET me at 319 Student SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East because of the earth's annual Services at 2, for Sorority Rush Michigan. 485-4391. C motion. Sign-Up. J.C. 1-3/6 NO - WE WON'T HUNT Scale models of command and lunar modules on display YOU DOWN WITH A GUN OPEN SATURDAY from NASA. See this home in the Okemos Area HOWEVER - FRIDAYS 8:00 P.M. Student Ads must be paid by noon, Friday, March 6th , and prepaid from Monday, March 2nd, or you go on the HOLD list. This means no registration, no diploma, no transcripts, no nothing, until paid. SKY SCAN: (Admission Free) So, hurry and pay up! Learn the constellations. Room 347 Second Thursday each month (Mar. 12th) 8:00 p.m. Student Services Building • 3 Big Bedrooms 4832 Hillcrest - off Grand River Information -- 355-4672. • Full Basement and almost to Okemos Abrams Planetarium, Garage MICHIGAN STATE NEWS • • • Close to Campus Good sized Lot Low pries Be welcomed by Bob Hoadley 332-1301 Simon Okemos Branch Science Road & Shaw Lane, MSU, East Lansing. No Preschoolers Admitted 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wday, March 6, it's wh^s happening—^—. (r-nfilll Legislative restraint legislation to deal with campus of open admissions policies, (Continued from page one) While "Save up to 20%" — sell your books The Greater Lansing Community SDS Mixer, tonight, 8:30 in the (Continued . - from pag. one) a decHon directly to students. All-U Book Organization Task Force Against p.m. problems, establishment of student that the resident assistants' duty Hubbard Hall classrooms. $.75 rest of the academic Exchange in Shaw Hall Lower White Racism, with the East Lansing donation.'The' band will be the community. Specifically the report calls grievance channels, improvement to enforce the liquor regulation "This is especially true on for restraint in revoking student of campus police training and Lounge begins Mon., March 30th. We Human Relations Commission, will is an implied one, not explicitly ayta- • "as Woolier. People interested in the SDS those campuses where islands of scholarships and grants as a more will collect books noon to 6 p.m., present the film, "The Victims," this Michigan - Ohio regional meeting on "sophisticated" stated. He said the R.A.'s feel Tues. thru Fril of finals week, and Monday, 8:00 p.m., Edgewood black students have been punitive measure, curriculums. Saturday should call 351-1901, or that by not enforcing the liquor during spring term registration, United Church, East Lansing. come to the mixer. artificially created without roots it further calls for regulations, their effect as March 30-31. Winter term we helped either in the university or in the "There is no magic answer to clarification of the President's counselors will be improved. students exchange $7,000.00 worth Humanities Department protest, no formula which will Beaumont String Quartet and surrounding community," said role in universities and for closer "We do not feel our position is of books; maybe we can help you meeting for studi discussing the department's Clarinetist Elsa Ludewig Recital, 8;15 p.m., tonight, in the Music Building the report. The recommendations of the relations between trustees and make it go away," the said. "The important report wrong, rather we believe the f™ either to enforce the £ ?y students, thing is to students are mature enough to or be programs, this Monday, 7 Auditorium. Open to the public • no consulting staff to the Huber cease student protest of a system fired, he 107 direct their own behavior," he MSU Bahai Club will meet 7:00 p.m., S. Kedzie. All studf Committee included no further 14 a,so calls for consideration that needs attention." said. occurs, the will respond at resident « ttli| Sunday, Room 37, Union. Speaker department faculty invited. Elaine Wilson will discuss "The Earth that time ^ is but one Country, and Mankind its Muslim Student Association will have third in series of MM a a weekly seminars, 2:00 p.m., Saturday, Room 32, Union. This week's discussion will be Hillel Foundation Free Buffet V 1 WTI7D FASHION AND "Instruments of Reform in Islam." Supper, 6:00 p.m., Sunday, Hillel House, 319 Hillcrest, corner W. Grand River. For Rides call All Muslims and Non-Muslims are welcome. A 332-1916. Sabbath Service, today, 7:00 p.m., ZBT Fraternity House, 855 Grove St., Saturday 10 a.m. at Hillel House. Badminton lower Club Gym, Women will Building, 6:30 p.m. Faculty lull ITATTIi IIY Students welcome. Co-ed. MERIDIAN MALL i Group Teach-in, Saturday, noon to 11 p.m.. Student Friday the Albatross Coffeehouse STOREWIDB SPRING BUYS! Union, Rooms 38, 39, 30, 31. Many will present accomplished folk speakers involved in Women's Rights musician John Campbell, and movements will speak on Saturday the "Warmth" a folky-blues International Women's Day, March 8, foursome, at 8:30 p.m., 547 E. with films, workshops, I Grand River, across from Berkey rap sessions on the subject. Hall. $1,00 donation. Who's WASHABLE! PERMANENTLY WAVED! khus, St. Clair Shores > Ronald Varcak, Detroit WOMEN'S STRETCH WIGS Marsha F. Witt, Red House, W.Va. sophomori Evans Scholars. RIG. 19.88 SAVt 5.00 sophomore, Gamma Sigma Sigma to Robert L. 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