MICHIGAN Wednesday Vol. 62 UNIVCRSITY Number 152 STAT! STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 11,1970 Friend of Rap Brown, |another die in blow-up BEL AIR, Md. (AP) -- An associate of He said he hand't talked to his client but was certain he was "laying low." "I don't think he's even in explosive device had been either planted tossed into the vehicle. or postponement because he considered the "request a reasonable one." He stressed, however, that he "did not said Maryland," he Dyer directed Kunstler and state I Negro militant H. Rap Brown and a man whose identity remained a mystery were said. feel any local upset or that the local air killed Tuesday by an explosion that tore prosecutors to return to court Monday, but Circuit Court Judge Harry E. needs clearing in any way." apart the car in which they were riding Dyer would not say when he would ask adjourned Brown's trial until Monday. prospective jurors to report. Kuntsler argued that the blast "can't south of here. One victim of the blast help Monday night Before the adjournment, the judge but affect the trial." Brown himself was not here to be fouund was identified as The charges against Brown stem from a .. not at home in New York City or here, Ralph Featherstone, 31, a denied motions by Kunstler to dismiss the friend of Brown and an associate in civil indictments and to return the case to the speech he made in Cambridge, Md., in July rights campaigns. circuit court in Dorchester County, where 1967. Afterward, Negroes set fires that inciting to riot. I where he is on trial on charges of arson and The body of the second man had papers the charges originated. burned out two blocks. But a medical examiner and Brown's with four different names on it. Dyer later Dyer granted Kunstler's request for transferred the trial from Cambridge across lawyer, William M. Kunstler, said they did The two were killed when an a not believe the second dead man was explosion Chesapeake'Bay to Bel Air. shattered a borrowed automobile in which Brown. they were riding on U.S. 1 a mile south of Also in dispute was whether the had Senate men town. |been r were transporting explosives in the vehicle victims of a bomb that had been State police said they could not rule out the possibility that the bomb had been planted in the car but that they were OK's The chief deputy medical examiner of I planted in their car. virtually certain it being transported increase was Maryland, Dr. Werner U. Jekpitz, said he ruled tentatively, but not conclusively, that the victim was not Brown because of a by the two men. Police Col. Thomas Smith said the right in difference in hairline, ear lobes and nose. front floorboard was right front door blown destroyed and the outward as though By LARRY LEE proposals to make it through both houses. Death car Hoping to make a positive identification State News Staff Writer Milliken will sign the tax bill April first, the blast had been centered there. Judge Harry E. Dyer (left), William Kunstler (right), defense Kunstler challenged the police with the increase to take effect and attorney, William Yates, prosecutor examine the I from fingerprints, he went to Bel Air to look for the hands, which had been blown off the body. Kunstler, who also was the defense and said he was dissatisfied with the investigation. Featherstone He seven or said eight he had years finding known and "I do The Senate approved Monday a four-cent hike in the state cigarette that Gov. Milliken expects will put an additional $35 million immediately. The total Michigan tax of 11 cents combined with an eight-cent federal tax, represents 19 cents smokers will be associate of H. Rap Brown and an unidentified man Tuesday. exploded car that an were killed in AP Wirephoto not believe that he the in the general fund annually. paying for each pack they smoke. was type of man to I attorney in the Chicago 7 riot ronspitacy trial, said he had informed Mrs. Brown in The 21-15 vote on the bill, identical to Last week, the senate defeated a carry a bomb." New York that he was convinced the Col. Smith said it the one passed in the House, marks the three-cent boost, failing to get the 20 votes was unlikely that the Lowering of voting age second victim was not her husband. first of the governor's educational reform needed for passage on an 18-17 tally. Milliken has included a five-cent tax hike in a message to the legislature last fall to help finance his proposed increase in state support of education. ouncil creates The state share of educational costs will increase at least $150 million for the fiscal year 1970-71 over this year's spending. It was opposed by Sen. Harry DeMaso, by Congress opposed WASHINGTON (AP) - The Nixon issue that the Justice Dept. has severe R-Battle Creek, who kept the bill in his administration - still on record in favor of doubts that lowering the voting age by [for minority student ♦ \,a'on committee until March 2, when he lowering the voting age to 18 -- vigorously congressional vote would be constitutional. allowed out a three-cent a pack measure. opposed Tuesday doing it by an act of Such a move is the thrust of an The governor had approved a four-cent amendment offered by Senate Democratic increase in his budget message after the And Margaret Mead, the nation's Leader Mike Mansfield to a pending voting House had foremost woman anthropologist, warned rights bill. By DELORES MAJOR come from minority groups. A method or passed that amount in afraid to place anyone of differing opinions December. that any technicality that blocks extending Two other State News Staff Writer methods for achieving this purpose should senators, one of them in the Academic Council and that they had the voting age to the nation's youth will be Academic be proposed for the consideration of the DeMaso had insisted Michigan's tax Republican Leader Hugh Scott, have ! Council Tuesday embraced the idea of tokenism. Academic Council increase would lead to bootlegging regarded by them as a trick and as proof introduced a separate bill which would do by an Ad Hoc Answering charges that the McKee there is for them in the political I established an ad hoc commit ee to deal cigarettes from adjacent states and hence a no room the same thing but be detached from the with the problem of minority student committee appointed by the President in committee gave relatively little loss of revenue. Indiana's tax is six cents. system. emotional debate which has accompanied representation on the council. conjunction with the Steering Committee, consideration to which includes student representatives of minority student William H. Rehnquist, an assistant This was a substitution for their earlier representation in Academic Government, (Please turn to page 11) attorney general, told senators studying the (Please turn to page 11) move to approve recommendation 18 of minority group organizations." he said "it was given more time in Some members of the council voiced I the McKee report that granted minority students representatives to the council. their disapproval of the designation of such consideration than any ad hoc committee can give it in two or three days." Local attorney questions The committee will a committee, labeling it a delaying tactic. "The basic issue here is whether we really report to the council (April 7th, during the next scheduled want minority representation on this council meeting. Hideya Kumata, professor of council or not." The motion carried communications, said that the hesitation by a 29 to 22 vote on the part of the council in C. C. Killingsworth, professor of labor voting for and industrial relations, and author of the I states that "the Academic Council endorses the purpose of recommendation 18, "masked a deep 'U' bus drivers' authority assuring that some students unease among council members." motion to form the ad hoc committee said the council and committees should he felt recommendation 18 of the McKee Kumata told the council that they were report is in conflict with civil rights legislation because it establishes racial quotas. Warren freshman, arrested last November, the forged pass and turns it into the police "Discrimination runs both ways in the By JEFFREY T. FOLAND who then make the arrest later. were both taken to the police quonsets by eyes of the law," he said. bus drivers who kept them on the buses Bernitt said he wasn't sure if the driver Recommendation 18 of the The practice of detaining students with by McKee had the legal right to hold students on a closing the doors and passing all of the report states that "There shall be forged bus passes on MSU buses and then scheduled stops. bus but said he has "every right to protect additional seats for minority student driving them to the Department of Public the integrity of the passes." Arriving at the police quonsets, the representation on the Academic Council, Safety (DPS) quonsets for arrest by students both said the driver sounded the and all standing committees of the Council. University police may not be within the bus hom, an officer came out, the bus The means of selecting these students will drivers' authority, according to Michael F. doors opened and they were arrested as be developed by the appropriate minority Walsh, Lansing attorney. Walsh said if forging passes is a they stepped from the bus. Petitioning groups and reported to the committee on misdemeanor, then it is doubtful whether Gregory and Hampel said they were not Petitions are now being accepted for the Academic Governance by December 1, told they were under arrest while on the 1970. the driver can legally positions of editor in chief of the State keep a student with a bus. The drivers, in both cases, they said, - - The academic council will meet Thursday forged pass on the bus. walked back to them and looked at the News, editor of the Wolverine and at 3:15 in the Con Con room of the Walsh said a person cannot be held under advertising manager of the State News. citizens arrest for a misdemeanor unless a forged pass. When they were unable to International center. The meeting is open show identification, they said the driver Students should submit their petitions in to the public. warrant has been issued. In at least two told them they were to be taken to duplicate to William Wallner, 133 Natural cases bus drivers had no warrants at the University police. Science Bldg., by March 18, 1970. time they held the students on the buses Petitions should be no longer than 10 and drove them to DPS quonsets. Henry W. Jolman, general foreman of automotive services, said the driver delivers pages and include personal vitae and According to Richard O. Bernitt, director of Public Safety, forging bus passes is a students holding forged passes to the pertinent work experience. The candidate police misdemeanor punishable by $100 fine, 90 only when the student does not show should also indicate his qualifications and days in jail, or both. identification. knowledge of the position and how he Benny M. Gregory, Livonia freshman, Bernitt said students views its operation. are usually arrested in January, and Fred G. Hampel, apprehended when the driver confiscates SDSers convicted of By MARILYN PATTERSON Monmouth College, West Long Branch, restrain him by holding him around the ass a u "I remember It seeing Allen Spector being neck. shoved really, really hard," Miss Taylor State News Staff Writer N.J. After Officers Gilbert Skinner and Harold said. "Then I saw Marshall (Michelson) on more than four hours of testimony An MSU student was one of two SDS Henderson testified that they had seen the it took the jury of six women his knees and his face was purple and there members convicted in East Lansing blow being struck in the corridor. approximately an hour and a half to reach was blood on his face. Someone was Municipal Court Monday night of assault a verdict. The verdict had to be i Shingleton told the jury that he had choking him. I screamed out 'Someone and battery in connection with a Nov. 10 come out of his office before the scuffle to demonstration against General Electric Co. help Marshall.'I knew he had asthma and I The prosecution, under asst. prosecuting talk to the demonstrators. couldn't understand why no one was recruiters. He testified that he saw Miss Taylor attorney Thomas Rasmusson, charged that helping him. I couldn't get to him because Susan Taylor, Southfield senior, was Michelson struck Julian in the corridor of strike Julian with her hand at least once. the people who were shoving declared guilty of slapping Lt. Haywood Allen the Student Services Bldg. outside the Among witnesses for the defense were (Spector) were in my way. I think I Julian, a campus police officer, in a scuffle Placement Bureau office and that both participants in the demonstration including in the office of the secretary of Placement Bruce Allen of Detroit, Allen Spector of jumped up onto a desk to get to him." Michelson and Miss Taylor struck him later She said she did not strike any of the Bureau Director John Shingleton. inside the office of Shingleton's secretary New Jersey, Miss Taylor, Michelson and men and she did not hear Shingleton or A date for her sentencing has not been Robert Nygren, Birmingham, Ala., junior. Marily Ward. any of the men in suits tell the set. The maximum sentence that could be They described a conversation with demonstrators to leave. issued is $100 fine and/or 30 days in jail. Julian testified that he struck below Shingleton in the corridor, which he broke afamuK Miss Taylor said Tuesday she will decide the right eye was while standing in the corridor off by reentering his office. Michelson identified Julian as the "fellow in the suit and tie" who hit him in the after the sentencing whether to appeal the outside the Placement Bureau. They said they followed him and were Hideya Kumata, professor of communications, addresses the Academic decision. Later, he said, Michelson forced his attacked by "men in suits and ties." mouth as he tried to push away two men Council meeting concerning the McKee Report. way They who were allegedly attacking Nygren. Also convicted of assaulting Julian was into Mrs. Ward's office "with a wild - assumed that these eyed men were either "Then we (Michelson and Julian) had a State News Photo By Norm Payea Marshall Michelson, a graduate of look" and struck Julian who^jroceeded to University administrators or police officers. (Please turn to page 11) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March II, Mi Hi ken urges to protest said. "Don't tear down for the sake of it. Dissent, but offer self government. Power, in and of itself unbridled, unrestrained, by He also noted that a number of demands were out of his positive alternatives to that unthinking, and unmindful of jurisdiction and he withheld Gov. Milliken told a group of which you criticize. the rights of others in anarchy." comment. student dissidents Tuesday that Milliken's letter was an answer Milliken called the East "It will be your personal to a list of "demands" presented violent protest is ineffective and Lansing disturbance "a complete responsibility," Milliken said, to Joseph Thibodeau, his legal denunciation" of the principles "will not be tolerated." "to direct society through a "I would be remiss in my advisor, by the seven youths. of self government. period of even more precipitous He pointed out that the list of He told the youths he is responsibility as Governor if I change than what you're going did not unequivocally deplore demands had begun "by quoting "always interested" in opening through; to use the benefit of a portion of Article I, Section 1 lines of communication with the the needless destruction of your knowledge and energy to of the Michigain constitution of state's citizens, and that it was affect private property recently it positively and wjtnessed in East Lansing and 1963, as fellows: 'All power is unnecessary to "descend en responsibly." Ann Arbor," Milliken said in a inherent in the people'." In masse" on the capitol "for letter. "It is inexcusab>° It will point of fact," the governor said purposes of opening such lines." not be tolerated." "the language reads: '£ll Milliken told the youths that Prince Bros, The letter was sent to seven political power is inherent in the the legislature is already people.' young people who were among 125 students who marched to "The word 'political,' omitted considering some of "demands." He pointed out bills the reconvicted the capitol Feb. 20 as part of the from your quotation of the text dealing with abortion, "Chicago Conspiracy" protest. is not, I think, without environment, sex discrimination, for selling fat "I would urge that you significance," he said. "Things and penal reform currently being Prince Brothers Provision Co., seek positive solutions," Milliken political involve the processes of considered in the legislature. 120 Reniger Court, pleaded guilty recently in East Lansing Municipal Court to charges of Car rental agency denies selling ground beef with excess fat. The meat failed to meet standards set for ground beef by connection with trip offer the Michigan Dept. Agriculture and was charged by the department's of food validity of a trip supposedly inspection division. Officials said originator of such a trip with no that it was the sponsored by the Detroit office of National Car Rental. liability. Also, if the contract signer lets firm's second conviction in two years. Suing for damages Five of eight Ann Arbor antiwar demonstrators pose with constitutional rights were violated. They are, from The Lansing representative anyone else drive, who is not 21 Judge William K. Harmon in left, February levied a fine of $40 shaved heads they received from a sheriff and two deputies Glenn A. Mitchell, James A. Kirk, Mark D. Wellman representative for National Car called the Detroit branch and a years old, the contract will be Paul Rental said Monday that his and ordered the company to pay after being arrested. The eight filed suit in U.S. District Wilson and Mark A. Moss. representative there said that his voided, leaving the intial signer company is not sponsoring any office had been contacted by liable in case of accident. $10 court costs. Court asking $200,000 in damages. They claimed their student trips to Florida spring someone trying to organize trips The Lansing representative break and is not connected with to Florida through the car rental also pointed out the possibility any persons promoting such a agency. of charges in addition to the TO CHRISTO REY trip. The Detroit representative said rental of any car for gasoline and He reported that a number of that the person had been turned mileage. These extra charges Pattengill protestors plan students have been calling his down and added that National would be computed upon a car's office to inquire about the Car Rental was not sponsoring return to the rental agency. any trips to Florida. National refused to Car Rental has Laos volunteers move Sihanouk glad sponsor because "on the back of a car anyone By JEANNE SADDLER Associate Campus Editor The students Mexican-American at Michigan State triggered by a scuffle between Richard Krasusky, a Pattengill three main knowledgeable goals: more preparation of of the students on the program had lost their jobs after tic rental contract, it states that the from America Approximately 150 (MECHA) participated in the teacher, and 14 - year - old Mexican - American students on incidents at Pattengill. Son to meet Nixon contract is null and void if the rental car is used for hire," the Mexican-American students and picketing and will work as tutors Edward Magana which occured every level, the complete people in the community fell their parents staged a walk-out at the March 3. Miss PARIS (AP) - Prince Lansing representative said. reported killed at Pattengill Junior High School according community to Rosa Morales, center Morales emphasized, however, that the revision of the educational system in the Lansing school that school officials had called the employers and asked then Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodia's This means that if the contract early Monday morning and Saginaw senior. protests were not just concerned district and more support from to fire the students, he said. chief of state, announced is void, the insurance on a car WASHINGTON (AP) ~ A picketed the school until 10 a.m. John with this incident, but rather Mars, director of parents. Trevino said that Christo Rey Tuesday that Premier Pham Van rented from any agency will be private Peace Corps • type After the walkout, the second Information Services for the "the whole educational system Ray Trevino, who recruits and has received a lot of harassment Dong of North Vietnam will visit automatically cancelled, leaving organization said Tuesday six of one its young volunteers have died in protesting the injury of a School board said that the board in the Lansing area". plans programs for Mexican - from the fire department Cambodia in May. Sihanouk said the driver responsible for the car ninth grade Mexican student by had not taken any action on She indicated that the Mexican the local power structure who American students at the Center at the same time that he would and the people in it. Laos in the past four years. Four suspensions, and that they American community would wanted to prevent them from •• a physical education teacher, the - for Urban Affairs, said that this of them were shot. i be "very happy to meet If a car is provided for such a parents and students moved to would probably discuss the seek the support of the black incident brought several Issued holding classes there. He said tin Three were included in a White President Nixon." trip from any car rental agency, Christo Rey Community Center incident at their informal community and the Lansing between the community and the fire marshal! ruled the The prince spoke to reporters the driver of the car must sign House disclosure Monday night where they planned to set up meeting at noon Thursday. He Welfare Rights Organization. school board to a head. building "unsuitable". he left the Elysee the car rental contract and will that six American civilians were as Palace their own school. The director said that the board does not According to members of He said that the parents were "We plan to appeal to the be killed in Laos last year as the after a meeting with President directly responsible to the of the center declined to meet officially until March 19. MECHA, the boycotters and concerned about their children entire student community result of hostile enemy action. Georges Pompidou. rental agency, leaving the comment on the day's events. The series of protests were their parents hope to achieve dropping behind and being MSU to help tutor in the suspended because of a "pep community until this thing program" which allows the settled," Trevino said. "It looks students to work a half day and - like the Mexican • American go to classes in the afternoon. community is digging in for Trevino also indicated that some long seige." 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I will stay in school if A capsule summary of the day's events from our wire services. pupils, adults. as Johnny classes." ' reopened Tuesday as National Dority, father of two Annette Johnson, 16, said she things here will just stay cool." Cliff Severance, The same procedure was children, said he was Guardsmen and state police followed at protesting was "really scared" last Tuesday Mrs. R. L. Beasley, a white superintendent of Lamar 1:40 p.m. when the court ordered stood guard. Only 76 - desegregation during the melee "and I am still teacher in Lamar High, said she schools, said enrollment is 52 pupils school was dismissed. plan which went into effect in a little scared today. I don't showed up. The 76 pupils who showed conducted classes as usual per cent white under the new up Fifty - two of the 76 were compared to an desegregation plan. The schools black. enrollment, "I would be remiss in my Two small groups of white according to school records, of 1,046. However, officials said SINCE '66 formerly completely white. were almost adults were turned back Severance said he expects responsibility as governor if I did by this recently had dropped to attendance to increase when not police and guardsmen as they about 900 because some unequivocally deplore the parents G./.'s students feel there is no danger in approached the dusty campus of put their children in needless destruction property recently witnessed East Lansing and Ann Arbor." of private in the Lamar high and school resembled an complex, armed camp. elementary schools. which Soon after school white men private opened, 18 walked to within one WASHINGTON La of more violence. J.P. Strom, chief of the State Law Enforcement Division, said - Gov. Milliken Highway patrolmen, in riot block of the campus and were (AP) Americans working for the U.S. information about U.S. police will guard the Lamar gear and armed with riot guns, Americans advising and training government in confronted by a double line of the Laotians to fight the war in supposedly casualties and aircraft losses over schools as long as necessary. stood in double lines. neutral Laos. One serviceman as patrolmen with riot guns ready. Laos. In addition to the seven Guardsmen patroledthe area, Laos have drawn $65 well as six American civilians One white man was arrested monthly dead, the United States has armed with rifles and tear gas combat pay since Jan. 1, 1966. have been killed there. by a State Law Enforcement The about 193 missing personnel and launchers. Armored personnel Division Pentagon, disclosing Defense spokesman Jerry International News carriers were parked in the front carrying agent on charges of another facet of the Laos Friedheim said his has lost about 400 aircraft over Laos. a club. The man was activities and rear of the school. Two not identified. Tuesday, said the announcement of the 'combat North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao stipend goes to U.S. servicemen pay was "in line with our desire troops ambushed a National Guard helicopters and a Later, from another in Friedheim said Americans who Laotian army convoy 14 miles south of spotter plane flew overhead. Laos even though the to make increased information may be killed in Laos henceforth Luang Prabang direction, 35 to 40 whites, Southeast Asian country is not available to Tuesday and a senior officer said it was part of the The first group of pupils including the American will be announced by the U.S. women, marched to considered a "combat zone." arrived about 8 a.m. in buses within a public" on U.S. involvement in command in Saigon. The same enemy's attempt to isolate the royal capital. The small driven by teen - agers and step or two of the The White House last week Laos. waiting patrolmen. Two or three applies to aircraft shot down or convoy was hit by rocket grenades and automatic escorted by highway patrol cars. tried to flank the said there are 228 military "This payment reflects the lost over that country. weapons fire. One truck was destroyed, and five patrol lines but personnel fact that personnel among the 1,040 receiving this government soldiers were reported killed and eight . . . are vulnerable to hostile wounded. In Vientiane, Prince Souvanna Phouma called a cabinet meeting to take up a peace plan proposed by the Pathet Lao, and outlined in a broadcast over Arthur Adams to accept action in hazardous Friedheim said. situations," Similar compensation goes to North virtually all U.S. military men Vietnamese radio in Hanoi. Among other serving in Vietnam as well as position of dean at OSU things the plan calls for a coalition government and an end to U.S. along Korea's Demilitarized Zone. intervention. OSU's president, Novice G. Friedheim said that, Americans fighting in unlike South K^EP YriUR EOQL -UNDERSTANDING COMES American military officers predict an increase in Fawcett, is to recommend Vietnam, men assigned to Laos FASTER WITH Arthur E. Adams, director of Adams' appointment at the do not receive certain income CLIFF S NOTES! terrorist attacks on U.S. government buildings in Saigon the Humanities Research Center, March 18 board of trustees He is also the chairman of the tax benefits related to service in this spring as a part of a Viet Cong attempt to create said he has already informed meeting. Russian and East European a combat zone. OVER 175 TITLES $1 EACH illusion of strength," informed sources said Ohio State University (OSU) "I am looking forward to the Studies Program at MSU and a President Nixon announced Tuesday. The sources reported that military intelligence that he will accept the position challenge," Adams said. "I have professor of Russian History. He Monday night his administration been teaching here has traveled gathered in Saigon and the other provinces around it, as dean of the College of twenty years, extensively in the would make public future and I have done USSR and other Eastern indicates that the general level of Humanities if the appointment is everything at enemy activity in the approved by the OSU board of MSU." European countries, and he has area will remain relatively low. But the enemy knows trustees. "I am sad to leave MSU," he written several books and that Viet Cong terrorist attacks in the more attention than capital attract continued, "I think we are a most progressive, revolutionary articles about Russia and Eastern Europe. He and his wife Jan are DSP HERE: ground probes in the field, and and innovative university." co-authors of a book, "Men result in fewer casualties for themselves, the informants Brubeck Versus Systems: Agriculture in THE SANDWICH PEOPLE CAMPUS The College of Humanities at said. the HobieTs USSR, tickets Tickets are still available at the OSU is similar to MSU's of Arts and Letters, but it doesn't include art and music, College Czechoslovakia," published this year. Poland to and be Means BOOK Two armed bandits tried to hijack an East German Union ticket office for the Dave Adams said. "Dr. Adams will DINE-IN STORES airliner Tuesday and committed suicide when the Brubeck concert tonight at 8:15 bring a varied phone 351-3800 attempt failed, the official East German news agency ADN reported. ADN said the pair tried to divert an p.m. in the main auditorium. Tickets are $2.50, $3.50 and $4.50. Students with validated Also under Adams' supervision background a new Black Cities Program at government and in teaching and if he receives the position will be research, in faculty affairs and foundation Business CARRYOUT & DELIVERY Interflug airliner on a regularly scheduled flight from I.D. receive a $1 reduction. OSU. The university is in the experience," James A. Berlin to Leipzig but failed, "thanks to the A preview of the concert will process of hiring a director for Robinson, vice president for proper the program. academic affairs and provost at attention to security regulations by the crew." The be held at 1:30 p.m. in the main OSU said. auditorium for all students. Adams View was member of the agency did not say why the men attempted to hijack the a the ..l Admission is free. Committee of Sixteen under Adams is planning on plane, but they apparently were trying to reach the making (See story page 6.) President Hannah which planned another trip to Russia next West. ADN did not disclose where the plane landed, or the expansion of the university's August. whether any gunfire was exchanged during the hijack attempt. Riot police dispersed 50 American and Lebanese Campus Book Is. . . . In Spring women about to march on the U.S.Embassy Tuesday to protest American aid to Israel. Placards reading 'Americans, your Phantoms are killing our children, and 'American women demand justice in the Middle e grabbed from demonstrators hands, torn up and East," Summer Fashions. .. thrown into the sea. National News The Pentagon disclosed Tuesday that the first U.S. land - based missiles with multiwarhead MIRV's will be TONIGHT in deployed in June. The disclosure was made by Secretary of the Air Force Robert Seamans at a closed session of the Senate Armed Services Committee. Deployment previously had been listed as scheduled in late 1970. Minuteman III, the missile to be deployed, is an advanced intercontinental ballistic missile ICBM Meridian Mall equipped with three Multiple Independently Targeted Re-entry Vehicles, MIRV's. Lansing Mall ♦ * * Leon Panetta, fired last month as the government's top school desegregation enforcer, charged Tuesday that the Nixon administration has deliberately encouraged defiance of the Supreme Court decision to end dual school systems immediately. He contended that the administration has made civil rights a political issue, FASHION SHOW retreating from progress made in the last decade, to win favor in the South. The alleged retreat, Panetta said, has discouraged civil rights advocates and encouraged segregationists to put off ending the dual school system. The Senate Thursday cigaret commercials on 1971. The measure is passed a bill that would prohibit radio and television after Jan. 1, at awaiting action by the House. "This presents the last and most satisfying chapter in the saga of CM 6A congressional efforts to face up to the hazards of cigaret smoking," said Sen. Warren Magnuson, D-Wash., before the Senate approved the bill 75 to 9. (You can't top our buy-back prices anywhere!) Magnuson, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee said the measure was a landmark of legislation in the tougher hazardous warning health field. The bill also requires a on cigarette packages. WE'LL BUY BACK BOOKS ANYTIME- But here's a tip . . . sell books before you leave for spring break — while our stocks are low and we're buying fast - and you'll get top cash. Remember - you can still sell them Michigan News An elevator rated to carry 12 persons plunged three during registration. See the floors at the General Motors Corp. Technical Center in l'iis Detroit suburb Tuesday afternoon, injuring the 13 CM executives on it. A spokesman for the Fisher Body General Offices 'COLLEGE BOARD' model where the accident occurred said the extent of injuries t° the 13 alive and was not immediately known, but that all were undergoing treatment at local hospitals. the latest in swim wear The 13 had boarded the executive elevator in the building's basement garage and had almost reached the seeond floor when the elevator suddenly plunged back to the 507 E.GRAND RIVER 131 E. GRAND RIVER and summer styles garage floor, the spokesman said. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS w UNIVERSITY By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. / €>J Copyright, Michigan State News, 1970. NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner extended ejaculations KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor at 309 Linton Hall. Names need not be endanger . JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor included unless potency?" 8 r my I a personal reply is JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor requested. Among the old wive's tales (or is husband's it „u I the Ules?) concerning ™ * Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Is orgasm synonymous with ejaculation is one that states thai r 'f? I ejaculation from intercourse I for outstanding journalism. in the male or can he have an ejaculation masturbation will with actually having an orgasm? Such stories are not based on endanger one's h«.M fact. 'h ' Ejaculation is the culmination of the male orgastic experience. Even in situations EDITORIALS of premature ejaculation or ejaculation with a partially erect penis, orgasm occurs. My wife and I have been married for*, I months. We met at a junior There are a few very rare circumstances in moved here college am f which the semen takes a wrong turn in the so that I could four year degree. She has complete 1L home stretch and ejaculation occurs in a refused to go ZI Can't the b retrograde fashion into the bladder. The ejaculatory experience has no counterpart in the woman. among my college friends and make any kind of social gets physically ill. whenever engagement *. I f I Ejaculation occurs in two stages, the first involving internal transportation of Now she admits that she feels students who can earn a four inferior to I year degree I be a student the semen and the second involving the actual expulsion. Once the process is underway, it cannot be stopped. Coupled She is very sensitive to when we are out and the anything I do or«, slightest thing I | It is unusual indeed to eliminate with the fact that fluid containing sperm seems to embarrass her or humiliate her I chaos by creating chaos. Paradoxical cells can be emitted before ejaculation, it Lately, she wants weekend. She has bad dreams to go home even I becomes clear why withdrawal is such a and can't I as this may seem, this is just want failure in preventing pregnancy. sleep at night We are snapping at each I the MSU Book Store, the only "official" bookstore, has done by There have been a number of questions other constantly and have had several! concerning ejaculation including the serious fights. I revising its used book buyback following excerpt: "I have been hooked on I've tried not to mention that I fed I masturbation for the past 6 vears. Will such policy. isolated from my friends at school, butnol natural I social life whatsoever just isn't One POINT OF VIEW to deny that during inferior I cannot me. How can I make her feel less registration the buyback lines are and how can I make her realize that I long. There is more traffic within the store itself also, creating more confusion. Registration and the first Israel's military ties to the West everyone you isn't looking down on her? Do think she needs professional help? ■ Should I force her into social situations? I I EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first part undisclosed quantity of U.S. arms had been On Feb. 5, 1966, the U.S. Government She was never like this back at the day of classes are quite hectic for the MSU Book Store. of a Point of View by Yusef Khadra on sold to Israel "in recent months." The disclosed that it had been selling 200 M48 college. behalf of the Arab Student State Dept. denied Egyptian reports that Patton tanks to Israel. And on May 20, Organization at MSU. It is in response to a Point of View weapons worth $40 million to $50 million 1966, the State Dept. disclosed that the Two situations in life that To alleviate this condition, MSU had been involved in the transaction. On 1. ni":. ,9 U.S. has agreed to sell to Israel a "limited Book Store manager, Mr. James by Benjamin Beit • Hallahmi (SN Feb. 20). stressful than most people recognize ai May 23, 1958, the New York Times number of tactical aircraft." And we marriage and moving. Often, one or bot. Howick, has declared that used The article by Mr. Larry Lerner (State reported: "Israel is beginning to receive a should not forget the sale of the partners are completely unprepared for the I books will only be bought back- small but steady flow of weapons from "obsolete" Skyhawk jets, that Mr. Beit - News Feb. 5) concerning the Mid - East Britain, France, and the U. S." And Hallahmi talks about. These jet bombers degree of adjustment that's necessary with I during finals week. James Howick balance of power, was one of the few marriage. Surprisingly, this is often the case I according to U.S. News and World Report, were designed to carry a load of 8000 even with couples who have lived together I objective articles I have read in American September 19, 1958, "arms which U.S. This most certainly will take care pounds, and about which the military for a while before marriage. Moving, I newspapers. But it seems that Mr. Beit - Government has now agreed to furnish of the registration traffic congestion Unfortunately, Mr. Howick, your Hallahmi (State News Feb. 20) doesn't like correspondent of the Israeli daily, the whether it is away from home to a college I Israel consist mainly of anti - tank guns." Jerusalem Post, said on May 22,1968, "the argument that buying back books to see things in "simple black and campus or from one city to another, is a problem in the International Center. white"; 2. It encouraged Canada, England, addition to the Israel Air Force of a additional stress which only during finals week is the only he wants to add some color to the situation may be I But it will also make things much France and West Germany to supply Israel plausible solution does not hold by mispresenting the facts. with arms. It is true that J.F. Dulles' policy number of Douglas Skyhawk bombers gives it accompanied by the development of | harder for the student. Apparently I agree with Mr. Beit - Hallahmi that the in 1956 was one of neutrality and an important new striking force." These symptoms of depression and feelings of I Mr. Howick has forgotten that books water. We hope that you will same "obsolete" jets were used in the June uncertainty. Usually these feelings are of I arms race in the Middle - East has a lengthy consider including registration and noninvolvement in the arms race, but he 1967 war. And about the same "obsolete" short duration. are not just something one buys at and complicated history, because support did not do "everything to prevent Israel the first couple of days of classes in could take other than a military aspect. I Skyhawk, experts have said: "Skyhawk is The situation that you describe is a 75 per cent and sells back at 50 per from getting arms, even from thsr most one of the best and most efficient of its complicated one and will require I the used book buyback period. wished that Mr. Beit Hallahmi had feittote junkyardstdn the globe," pent. Actually, Mr. Howick, students - discussed the Western moral and economic Mr. types now in tht service. As a. light considerable sensitivity on your part. Itll used these books. In fact students Beit - Hallahmi says. For we see that on bomber, this type of plane doesn't need sounds as if your wife is In a situation r In Mr. Howick fails to heed aid to Israel, even before it was born in tend to use their books more than case April 3, 1956, J.F. Dulles concluded his the speed of interceptors, relying on hedge which is more difficult and stressful than I 1948. this advice, we suggest that all statement of neutrality and hopping manueverability and which is anything she has been prepared for. In such I - ever during finals week. They cannot students take their used books to All of us know that the American noninvolvement, by saying that this termed 'counter - measures' to combat a case, a person can feel completely I sell them back; they are using them, attitude towards the Arab - Israeli conflict attitude on the part of the U.S. doesn't overwhelmed and inadequate and become I other places. The New Community is proved to be pro • Israel. There is ample enemy interception." some of them for the first time. imply "any objection to the sale of arms to evidence that the U.S. Government, prior seriously depressed. A depressed person I running another book exchange in Israel by other Western countries." And as we all know only Israel has may behave in a way that disrupts I the Shaw Lower Lounge during to the creation of the State of Israel in Phantoms without which Israel would Mr. Howick contends that Geoffrey Barraclough and Rachel F. Wall -- relationships with those closest to them. 1948 by a U.N. resolution, closed its eyes not have attacked students will be able to sell back finals week, registration and the first commented on this answer in the following targets deep in Egypt -- It is possible, and perhaps even likely I to the smuggling of arms and ammunitions while none of the Arab states which are in week of classes. It is probable that words: "This statement appears to have there were warning signs of your wife's I their books when they are through out of the country for the Zionist determined the Western line, and as a a state of war with Israel have Phantoms one will be able to get more than 50 discomfort that you overlooked. As well, I with finals. He forgets, though, that underground terrorists in Palestine and consequence deliveries of Mystere fighters nor Mirages, and Libya will not get its she currently finds herself faced with your I per cent for his books there anyway. allowed funds to be donated tax - free, that many students, as soon as they are ordered for the use of NATO (from Mirages til 1973-74. success in an area where she has doubts. V were used for the purchase of illicit arms The bookstores in East Lansing will The argument that these military through with their finals are going to from Czechoslovakia and other Communist France) were postponed in favor of Israel." For you to push her into sutations she I leave MSU immediately for home or buy back books at any time as a Mr. Robert McCloskey, the State Dept. eq ipments are for "defensive" purposes is cannot handle would only make the matter I countries. These arms were used by the Florida. People with Friday tests are service to the MSU students, in case spokesman, disclosed on Feb. 17, 1965, unconvincing. A defensive weapon must be worse. It would be helpful for you to I Hagana and other terrorist groups to stage that the U.S. had in 1960 supported the not going to stick around until one can not sell his books at the a massacre of the Arab population such as judged by the character of the state indicate to your wife that you recognize I sale of arms to Israel by the West German exchange. at Deir - Yassin. possessing it not by its range and calibre. In her distress and feel distressed yourself. I Saturday to sell back books; they Government. These arms were worth $80 its record at the U.N., Israel is known to Professional help is strongly! Since the creation of Israel and up to want to get out of here. million (NY Times Feb. 9,1965). This was have been condemned over 40 times for recommended. But, I think it would bew We have long contended that the 1962, the U.S. adopted the following done with the consent of the U.S. since aggression against Arab territory by its necessary for the two of you to seek this I policies in supplying Israel with arms: West Germany could not resell any arms Of course this is selfish action on MSU Book Store needs to re - 1. It supplied Israel secretly with regular armed forces. The effect of help together. Unless both members of a the students' part. One can say that evaluate its used book policy. This (already bought from the U.S.) without the maintaining Israel's superiority in the arms partnership come to understand 1 military equipment and arms. On 23 July consent of the U.S. race culminated in the June 1967 other's needs, continual tough sledding can I if they really want to sell back their war, contention stands. If Mr. Howick is 1952, the U.S. Government agreed to With the coming of the Kennedy something that we still see today. result. You will have to be careful in not I books, they will stick around an not prepared to the supply Israel with military equipment Administration the U.S. gave up its policy manage which Israel had been unable to get except The policy adopted by Johnson may be making her feel accused by the suggestion I extra day. But the MSU Book Store bookstore in such a manner that it is, of being cautious in supplying Israel with compared to that of Truman in spite of that you both seek help. I suggest calling I from private American sources. (Kessings, arms and adopted an "open door" policy. was supposedly created to serve the in fact, a service to the students, we Johnson's declarations which emphasized the Counseling Center about the I Contemporary Archives, V. 13, p. This started on Sept. 26, 1962, with the the strong desire of the U.S. for friendly students, wasn't it, Mr. Howick? It is suggest that it is time for someone 19017,A, col. 1) And on September 3, possibilities of you and your wife seeing I sale of Hawk missiles which were worth relations with all the nations of the Middle someone there. strange that the MSU Book Store has outside of the bookstore to 1958, the State Dept. announced that an $25 million. East. always been able to buy and sell thoroughly re - evaluate its books during registration before. It is procedures. hectic, but the bookstore has always OUR READERS' MIND managed in the past. -The Editors Should wives Michigan Indians demand equality To the Editor: We wish to use your columns to point clever schemes; obtaining their 1 for pittances after frequently Indians: only those whose blood has been study course on the History and Culture®! out the continuous discrimination against influencing decidedly diluted by individualistic and the American Indian, with Pure » I male's residence the original American, the early owners of this state: the Indians of Michigan. The us The with poor but powerful liquor and cheap beads. administrators and department exploitative foreigners from Europe. In all fairness, we peacefully (initially) request the following for MSU at early Indians as the Director and as teacbere the principal courses. 2. An Ame 1 white folks took almost all of our lands by officials at MSU have hired only a few part Indian in at least one Pos'tl0" ■ The This meetings of the Board of Trustees 1. A administrative responsibility. 3. Am residency regulations of this practice is clearly _ Indians on our athletic teams, andm ■ university have never been known as discriminatory. Essentially what is a coach of one of the major sports. examples of harmonious perfection. Hopefully, however, action will soon be taken to clear up one of the more happening here is that a woman is being penalized for being married - which seems to be more than a little Students need to collect their heads Naming of new building after distinguis .■ Indians of the past and today. 5. Any « ■ presented on frontier days must ■ glaring inequities when a committee hypocritical considering our current To The Editor: Revolution. Believe, Believe." University of Wisconsin, the article show that whites were the villia | of the university meets to consider is Indians were the fine folks. set of social values. Additionally, this This letter prompted by a Hopefully most students and faculty describes a set of symptoms that are changes concerning the residency combination of recent events and anti - came to this current policy is vulnerable to university to exercise their becoming increasingly familiar to We are certain that in the spirit of rational rhetoric on our campus. (For the minds as well as their hearts. For those status of married women. charges of passive male chauvanism latter see especially Mr. Jeff Broihier's who haven't yet given up the ship — or are psychiatrists who work with student and equity, which we have J At the present time, because it is the woman that is patients on contemporary college emphasized, that our requests sho ■ a married letter to your column on 25 Feb.) still Human enough to swim back — I campuses. The article is as readable and decided priority over any ot ■ woman applying for admission to the forced to change her residency. It appears as if some of our students strongly suggest the reading of an provocative as Jerry Farber's "The Student newcomers to our bountiful shores. university is given the residence The answer, we feel, would be to can't quite cut the mustard. With the chips important little article called "You can go As Nigger," and is equally deserving of a status of her husband. Thus, for remove all considerations of marital down and a bumpy road ahead, and with to Hell with style," in the November 1969 place on good reading lists. the Big Day finally at hand when they issue of Psychology Today. example, the wife of an out - of - status in the determination of a 'state student is classified as an out really have to Think for themselves and a Written by Seymour Halleck, director of - person's residency with respect to future that extends beyond today, these Student Health of state student and must pay the Psychiatrv at the - the university. A woman's resident sorry individuals take the easy way out. corresponding fees, even if she has status should be judged solely on her Shouting that "the basis of any movement fulfilled the Michigan residency own qualifications, rather than as a is the emotions, plus the ape genes in our requirements working and living function of those of her spouse. bodies," these True Believers exhort their for six followers to take the Truth to their hearts, months in Michigan as a We urge the committee to give due not their heads. But the followers, who nonstudent. Worse yet, a native born consideration to this problem and to mean well (don't we all mean well?), female resident of this state would implement remedial measures at the hesitate for a moment before entering lose that status if she married an out earliest possible time. battle, trying to Think. "No, Man, Don't of state male. Think. The cerebral approach is - The Editors propounded by our society to halt the Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 11, 1970 5 lOUR READERS' MIND Th is frantic | New used book buyback policy unfair T°In^today's'fast moving society generation gap^nT the tacktf ecology commTtm °! J" craze " mental Carlln' 068,1 of the University science and its effects To the Editor: The MSU bookstore advertised a change of policy last week (March 3 and 6 State section and instructor have, can't you?). If you have bought and sold books during registration to save extra you'll trips to any this new! books since January 8th, so was "nothing new." Nothing This "only official University "jrs? sn fommunkaSon the a„ is increasingly concerned S2LSL£S.h SiLl UP« will be speaking about environment. on News). They "will buy back bookstores, it's time to change Book Store" is again rsr^araa? jtor =r books only during final exam week." Beautiful! If you finish vour wavs. Why this sudden change of the needs of the disserving University as imren.r^thor;,1?e finals early and don't want to home right away, the new policy go policy announced twelve days they oppose the exchange and student needs by forcing purities in our environment, relate enough8 to before finals? Assistant I fail one's own ideas and yo" conc"ned Alexander, president of the is for you. manager students to take finals week time often to concern receive the thoughts of othei is MMg If v™, Thing ^ Schools and a former However, if you have a Friday Roger Foster told me it's because there are "too to sell books. Little time remains to protest this many slap in the face, or Saturday final, you can take people in line during but you can call the manager of ~ a^sstssJssSa5 our fS^L^jR mind! a"? c!ogg.e? '"humanity to man ™n or his ssrsrsa?^ Thursday night szr-ii °r^« study time to sell your books. If you have books you might use next term, you had better find registration." When I reminded him of some of complications for students (as the the MSU bookstore Howick, 53454) and / (James D. clerk at the bookstore how or tell the Dean out before vacation or you're you abusive mental clutter other But mental pollution is Edward speak above) he said that the MSU forms of pollution in the problem that the a - sneak about about mental pollution in mental nollutinn out of luck (you can guess which bookstore hadn't bought back ^eel- Mel Boynton individual I East Lansing senior physical environment can never himself can do I be eradicated. It is not that we It takes a vast something about. amount of money I couldn't rectify the situation, to clean - up a polluted river but ■ but that we are not concerned it only takes a conscious effort ■ enough to try. This is mental to flush away the debris that ■ pollution (MP). clogs one's own mind. To Mental pollution is the source overcome pollution demands Angolans need assistance I To the Editor: Americans that much remains to This Sunday is the ninth be done before that blood ■anniversary of the struggle for drenched land is free. You can - ■Angolan independence, and the persuade your Congressmen that ■American Friends of the it is not sensible to equip the (Angolan Revolution (AFAR) Portuguese forces with U.S. to remind their fellow weapons; you can ask American lake this to our businesses how they justify operating in that repressive Racism not issue context; you can help support the refugee population -- 0 the Editor: mainly women and children -- which the my opinion Clifton Revolutionary Government in radley's article, "Blacks Denied Exile (GRAE) tries to feed and grand opening and »riesthood" (Friday, March 6) is educate across the frontier in the in improvement on what is Congo Above all, fcften available in Time Magazine you can help to defeat the propaganda which tn the Mormons. (I'm not sure if claims that only a few Khat is much of a compliment.) "outsiders" with "communist" Bradley's approach, however, connections are at odds with a you might take us leave something to be benevolent regime in Lisbon. ■sired. He implies that all Repression is very real in s on campus are Portugal itself; in what the I'bewildered" at the Church's Portuguese state laughingly calls fcolicy on Negroes and the the "overseas provinces" it is fcriesthood. for a color TV. I am an MSU total. For nearly five hundred ftudent and a Mormon, but not years Portugal has been in n the least bewildered by any of Angola, but at no time have the i Church's policies. And, I'm people accepted this intrusion. Lure there are several other Where they could fight, they Mormons on campus who can have fought; where they could fay the same. flee, they have done so. They on is a matter of faith, have killed and been killed, and person believes the they will not stop. Nor are they fcrophet is truly led by doing this only for themselves. A evelation, then the "why's" of glance at the map of southern ■the doctrinal development take a Africa will suggest that the role. Abraham did not whole of the white bastion Branch manager Larry Burton invites you to visit I k why when God commanded would be threatened by a |iim to sacrifice his only son Portuguese collapse, which is He may have wondered why Rhodesian Bank of krhy, but he didn't wonder who African and South Lansing's new Clippert Street Branch troops are "gaining |iad given the command. He experience" in the war zones. If to v God had, so he proceeded you have money, clothing, get acquainted with his staff—and with services like our |o obey. (See Genesis Ch. 22.) books, whatever, or merely wish The issue is not racism, it is to hear the African 5% Golden Passbook and viewpoint completely free checking. (Mormonism. Either Mormonism expressed, contact me. |s of God or it is not. If it is then James R. Hooker Shurch policies are of God and Professor of History lean only be changed by God. If |it is not of God then it is a sham BACKSTREET a delusion, and Negroes are ■lucky to be excluded from its so \ called Priesthood. Bryant Wadsworth Panaca, Nevada HUBBARD HALL For your chance to win the portable color television set, please graduate student complete this coupon and drop it off at the Clippert Street Branch. The drawing will be held on Monday, March 16. Special! 100% Nylon Giving you a chance to win a personal portable of our four TV windows, at the regular drive-in win¬ color television is the best way we know to celebrate dow or leave it inside our new office at 223 the grand opening of our new Clippert Street Branch Clippert Street, just opposite the Frandor Shopping Center. BUSH Office on Wednesday, March 11, through Saturday, March 14. The entrance for the drive-in windows is conve¬ niently located on Homer Street. As well as the very first quick-service, drive-in Just for stopping by, you can also pick up a RAINCOATS TV banking anywhere in the Lansing area. All you do is fill out the coupon, drop it at any souvenir key chain or ashtray. And of course, there'll be balloons for the kids. And if you decide to open a new checking or Fabulous savings account in the amount of $100 or more (or at only add that much to an existing Bank of Lansing savings account), we'll also give you a handsome walnut- trimmed wall thermometer, free. $13 But hurry. Our Clippert Street Office grand opening days last only from Wednesday, March 11, * through Saturday, March 14. And branch manager Water repellent, wind resistant Larry Burton wants you to be sure to get your chance * Bank of Lansing's newest office, at 223 Clippert opposite Frandor Center. at the color TV. Snap front belted styling * 4 pocket safari styling * select from navy, brown, yellow * sizes small, medium, and large. BANK OF LANSING ~4U Vis 203 E. GRAND RIVER WAIN OFFICE: Road • Washington at Michigan • North Laming Branc Jolly-Cedar Branch: S. Cedar at Jolly Road • liming Mi Road at Grand River • Clipptrt Straat Branch: 223 231 Clippert! (Across from the Student Union) £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 11 1970 ' ~ --■■m Bru beck's - --mi chang brings of his cantata are integrated by 'Gates Cincinnati in October, 1969. At Harold F. Brown, associate use of improvisation and a his last performance at the professor of music, will direct the rhythmic beat. University of Minnesota, he had program. The cantata, as yet the audience "swaying, jumping, An earlier work by Brubeck Dave Brubeck, one of the j major jazz composers of our unpublished, premiered in clapping hands and threatening has also received international j to shake down the risers on acclaim. Since its premier two time, has switched his style of which the choral group stood." music and composition. years ago, Brubeck has traveled While the gradual loss of an audience and descent into Japan asks aid The cantata requires throughout the United States two and Europe, receiving follow the enthusiastic oblivion often performer who changes style, for ship in ice soloists. The solo tenor role, sung by Harold Orback, Detroit, performance. response at each Brubeck is a noted exception to proclaims prophetic values and Tickets for tonight's ; the rule. TOKYO (AP) - Japan asked performance are available at the > The Dave Brubeck trio will the United States Sunday to Union ticket office for $2.50, perform Brubeck's latest help free the Japanese icebraker McHenry Boatwright, an $3.50 and $4.50. Students with : composition, "The Gates of Fuji from Antarctic ice packs off internationally acclaimed black validated I.D. receive a $1 j Justice," at 8:15 p.m. tonight in Ongul Isaldn, the Educational singer will sing the baritone solo. reduction. Dave Brubeck will perform with his trio tonight in the the Auditorium. Ministry's Antarctic expedition He is the winner of four The concert is presented as a : Auditorium. An original cantata in his new jazz style The composition, a 55 - headquarters said. international vocal competitions special in the Lecture - Concert : - "The f Officials said the Japanese Gates of Justice" - will be featured. McHenry minute cantata, will be and an accomplished pianist. He Series program. It is sponsored > Boatwright ? performed in a special preview Foreign Ministry cabled the has sung for the President of the by Lecture - Concert Series, the :• an internationally known tenor will be one of the soloists for all students at 1:30 p.m. in United States for help after United States and appeared on Center for Urban Affairs and the :• featured in the 55 minute cantata . the main Auditorium by the learning that the Soviet the Ed Sullivan show as the Music Dept. - trio. This is the final rehearsal icebreaker Ob had given up Saturday trying to reach the singing discovery one year. before tonight's concert. Fuji, stranded since early last from The cantata was drawn partly the Old Testament and i The program mprovisations will feature and EDUCATOR DEFINES NEEDS Psalms, partly from popular and They said the 3,500 - ton entertainment the first half - folk songs, partly from the Edisto, now at anchor in hour. After a short intermission, Poli'ice goal: sermons of Martin Luther King Wellington, New Zealand, would the trio will present the cantata. likely U.S. community and partly from the writings of be the most Members of the trio are Alan Rabbi Hillel. The brotherhood of man under one God, is a theme, plea for justice and a icebreaker to come to the aid of the Fuji. The officials expect the Edisto would need about two Dawson on the drums, Jack Six on the bass and Brubeck on the piano. serve weeks to reach the Japanese School of Criminal Justice said "service oriented" Brandstatter said the lack of of strong message in behalf of the MSU's 80 member State By JOHN N. RIGAS police Criminal Justice. ship. recently. department must serve the entire adequate evaluation of these Consequently Jewish and black people. Singers will provide the choral a large number of The Fuji has a crew of 182 and "Police community, he said, not just programs has hindered their law enforcement Brubeck uses a juxtaposition accompaniment. The MSU brass departments have graduates 38 members of the Japanese choir with 12 brass, 3 percussion Police departments can shift lacked the kind of thoughtful, certain segments. acceptance nationally. remain in Flint. of styles throughout his cantata, Antarctic expedition team and the emphasis from law tolerant leadership that college featuring Blues, jazz, spiritual an organ player will provide Brandstatter He noted over the past three and rock. The different segments board. the background music. enforcement to community training can provide," he said. explained the Brandstatter said he would years there has been a service through the infusion of Contending that educational changing role of police like to see students in police "tremendous increase" in course college trained leadership, A. F. institutions have been departments has begun in many enrollments and people majoring administration areas. Local police departments get mote Brandstatter, director of the disregarded within society, in police administration. experience in criminal justice. Academy Award Nominee Brandstatter warned of the great have started working on a Surrounding communities offer power wielded by policemen: personal level with elementray a unique opportunity for fieldf FREE "A large percentage of these "Police influence the quality of and secondary schools to service experience, he said. discover the pressures and people go into law life and the development of lift SHRUNKEN HEADS influences at work during a enforcement," Brandstatter said. patterns." The trend has been towards "If we had had more Brandstatter urged expanding crucial period in the programs and taking jobs on the local rather training for a the role of the police to a development of young people. than state or federal level, he positive approach to police ■ positive community function. A Neighborhood improvement added. community relations over the programs have been attempted last 30 or 40 years, many of the in the New York area and The Flint City Police Dept. problems we are experiencing sensitivity confrontations have operates an internship program today would have YVES MONTAND IRENE PAPAS JEAN-LOUIS TRINTIGNANT PLEASE been tried locally in Michigan. in cooperation with the School reduced," Brandstatter said. NOTE: Albion H.S. s This evening only, in 101 N. Kedzie, white, block the MSU Cine Series is presenting for your consideration, the last of this term's "film classics" - the 1936 film, GREEN PASTURES - Hollywood's first effort in Black Cinema All Black retelling repoen classes Wednesday unless picked up in a car after the - an of the Bible. ALBION, (UPI) - Albion High outbreak. Two of them School remained closed today in ample police protection and paid the wake of a clash beweeen parents would be available to juveniles and the other three 17 maintain order. years old. The three will face 750 7:00 & 9:1 about 150 white and black students that forced a shutdown Several students were bruised, charges of carrying dangerous of classes Tuesday. but none hospitalized as a result weapons Friday in district court. of the confrontation Monday. Officers said a pool cue and School authorities said they Five white students were several pieces of hose w< did not know if they would arrested for carrying "dangerous found in the vehicle. Directed by Costa-Gavras screenplay by Jorge Semprun music by Mikis Theodorakis MSU LECTURE - CONCERT SERIES weapons" in their car. Albion High School has about ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS Economist talks Storting Friday... STATE THEATRE in cooperation with the 800 students, of which more than 25 per cent are black. Department of Music Four officers and several on leasing merits teachers attempted to break up the melee between the black and in black areas and the NOW! ALL COLOR! white students but were unable t<> l<> so until reinforcements "The Role of Leasing in Black MARLO ALAN Community Development" Center for Urban Affairs arrived. be presented by economist THOMAS jfcALDA The five white students were Thomas A. Wood at 3 p.m. presents "jenny today in 106B Wells Hall. Wood will discuss leasing as vehicle for economic THE GATES OF JUSTICE independence and self • development in developing uW\ nations as it applies to many of By the black communities ■" f° u-s- „ j Listed in "Who's Who and DAVE BRUBECK PUTNEY "World's Who's Who featuring Lee Marvin - Toshiro Mifune Commerce and Industry "Wood 'HELL IN THE PACIFIC' SWOPE" is president and founder of! Aw THE DA VE BRUBECK TRIO International Leasing, Inc., » multinational leasing company; which operates primarily » Afr'Ca- A PtnifQ The Center for Urban Affairs is sponsoring the program. McHENRY BOATWRIGHT, Bass-baritone Guest Soloist: Cantor HAROLD OR BACH TODAY LADIES DAY Cantor Bruce Wetzler, Shofar 75c from 1:00 Features at to6:00PM| 1:30-3:30-5:30-1 THE MSU STATE SINGERS 7:35-9:40 J Harold F. Brown, Conductor AT grandmother's and THE MSU BRASS CHOIR Douglas Campbell, Director "Something for Everyone and That Something Is Midweek FREAK OUT A cantata, a tenor incorporating the teachings of the prophets into commentary of contemporary social issues. Scored for and bass baritone soloists, chorus, 11-piece brass ensemble, two percussionists , organ and jazz trio. Laughter!" - Cosmopolitan A FRANKOVICH PRODUCTION ^ ___ vvaiior iiHinn Ormandy,Universal Family TONIGHT-8:15 P.M. \iiii 11 liii i wwonian UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM caciyt Wed 11th 9 -2 am i lower Reserved Sea ts $2.50, $3.50, $4.50 cover: 18-21 $1 21&over,3(H $1.00 Reduction to MSU students with IH«e wi" LOrne when bridged the gap. Taylor thinks a every city will use one. Miss J picks flowers $25,000 reward for information and Services, Taylor said use of a local sales or income tax could leading to the capture and sales tax or income tax conviction of the person persons responsible for stabbing governments supplement would give local solve the problem. "Broadening tlie tax resources Why l)o for the beach bright alternatives to available to death graduate student Betsy raising property taxes. to local governments It fail So little blossoms sprinkled appears to be the logical and Aardsma, 22, Holland, Mich., Local governments are unavoidable solution to the \ noted publisher in the university running Chicago into increasing problem," he said, reports there is all resistance from property o1 Cities have been authorized to a simple over slinky nylon technique of rapid reading use the income tax. He said the which should enable you to next jersey in a sun-seeking step is to give other levels increase your reading speed U' language of local government use nonproperty authority to sources of and yft Irelainmuch more. Most people* do not realize bikini and long tube taxation. how much they could Taylor studied Michigan's increase their pleasure, shift to take cover helps black local government and found two success • and income by conspicuous faults, especially in reading faster and more under. Blue accurately. or gold rapidly urbanized areas. Roeer Shuv is an MSU of inde* cards that contain First, he said there is just too Affording to this Soft-bra bikini linked ialectoloeist - a laneuaee meanings of black English much government and there is a publisher, many people words> freasoni\ f°r »»*»<» regardless of their specialist - who interrupts his esearch in Washington, D.C., — construction and also regional great need for tound that Second, he con^lidat.on. the reading skill, can use this present together with plastic rings i very Friday to fly to East differences in dialect. fo»n and structure of many simple technique to improve ansing to teach a < Shuy says that they're hoping local governments are th^ir reading ability to a 5-13 sizes 14.00 rban English. these cards will be a progressive inadequate. They are unable to remarkable degree. Whether He is primarily concerned step in aiding teachers in meet the current and future reading stories, books, Tube shift, halter top bout identifying black English speech needs of the public efficiently technical matter, it becomes teaching "standard .. .. nglish" to children Patterns so they can cope with and effectively. possible to read sentences at a with S-M-L 12.00 ifferent glance and entire pages in dialects, particularly Problems of black seconds with this method. conomically [acks disadvantaged 6 ,', "Many " . . „L teachers, he says, "get To acquaint the readers of this newspaper with the easy - "I'm not saying that we want hur'^uP on a. ch;,d's sPeech and BUS-IN SPECIAL to follow rules for fit > everybody into a particular £ve moreu P"or,ty ° correcting developing rapid reading skill, • old," Shuy said, "or attempt he sP«echr than to teaching him the company has printed full o tell black children that their f° read' Ifarnm8 ,to ^d and details of its interesting self - peech is 'wrong,' if there is such teaming Jo speak standard training method in thing. We just want to help English " '° ^ are not the ^ a new elementary teachers understand booklet, "How to Read he dialect." Faster and Retain More," "We mailed free. No obligation. really can't define Send your name, address, and standard English,' " he said. 'But we'd like to zip code to: Reading, 835 help people teach these children how to read the textbooks used in schools. today's liiversev. Dept. 169-613, >»»611. A postcard JacobBoris Shuy is currently director of the sociolinguistics program at the Center for Applied Hey Bud! You LITTLE CAESAR'S Linguistics in Washington. In his position with HEW, Shuy is working with the planning and evaluation section to "see what he can come want to buy a up FAST with" in education renovation. He is also trying to help Little Caesars government officials understand the teaching. problems involved in Pizza Treat ? ON CAMPUS Most of the research THEY'RE HOTy conducted at the center has been in the term used by area of black English, a "EXPRESS MENU" linguists to refer to economically blacks. disadvantaged 12" One teaching aid recently developed by the center is a set Round Jet Air to Coupon- SPAGHETTI FREEPORT, BAHAMAS 50< OFF CHICKEN DINNER Friday May 20 - May 27 With coupop on a large PERIOD! ! or medium pizza with one item. Offer good CALL 337-1681 Tii Steve Kaufman Bob Leider Wednesday Only jur speedy delivery trucks v-ith their hot ovens fi of 353 7708 353-4047 items on the above menu 10 Michigan State News, EasJ Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 11 1970 Army files new charges; 10 now 'My Lai' accused ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - The Calif., is a former commanding counts are linked to the sweep before a court - martial for Army filed new charges of officer of Lt. William L. Calley through the hamlet March 16, prosecution. murder, assault and rape Jr., who goes to trial May 18 on 1968, and the assault charge Medina, who was company Tuesday in connection with the charges of premeditated murder stems from an incident the commander, said in December alleged massacre at My Lai and in the deaths of 102 Vietnamese following day. All allegedly he knew of no massacre at My added five more soldiers civilians at occurred during interrogation. Lai. He said he neither ordered a , My Lai. including Capt. Ernest L. massacre nor heard of one. The others accused Tuesday Medina, to the list of men The Army charged Medina and the charges include: The with three counts, one of Army said the charges accused in the incident. The number of accused now stands maiming and murder, one of generally involve offenses -Capt. Eugene M. Kotouc, 35, at 10. murder and one of assault with a of Fort Omaha, Neb., two alledgedly committed against Vietnamese while the accused Medina, 33, of Pico Rivera, deadly weapon. The two murder counts of murder and one of men were serving with the assault. He is accused of killing one person during interrogation American Division. Many were How's the fi former members of Company C, the day of the raid. 1st Battalion, 20th Infantry, e icy, murky waters of the Red there. Wharton -Sgt. Kenneth L. Hodges, 24, of Dublin, Ga., one charge of rape and one of assault with 11th Brigade. i the wishful hopes that fish live State News Photo By Norm Payea intent to commit murder. PRIVATE EMPLOYERS USE role os pr one -Pvt. Max D. Hutson, 22, of Attica, Ind., one count of rape, of murder and one of assault By CHAS FLOWERS State News Staff Writer with intent to commit murder. -Sgt. Esequiel Torres, 21, of Lie tests cause President Wharton reiterated Monday that his role is to identify Brownsville, Tex., two charges of murder and one of intent to By KENT MIDDLETON Opponents call the tests no limitations on the right of an law enforcement at the MSU areas of public and articulate the opinions of competing groups within the security he commit murder. "I agree to take a polygraph unreliable, ineffective, School of Police Administration thinks the tests are the best University - students, faculty, unions, etc. -- to groups concerned demoralizing, and a degradation employer to engage in this and Public Safety. As a former to discover way with their problems. test whenever requested to do so of character. practice," he said. He hopes that mentally imbalance! The charges against two other by the company." ACLU - sponsored bill to captain in the Kalamazoo Police applicants, such as sadists. "In the modern university, change comes to the extent that you Ernest an are involved," Wharton said. "I'm not an autocrat who decrees." soldiers were technically This statement, found in Mazey, executive outlaw the practice, now in Dept., he administered director of the American Civil thousands of polygraph tests. Barber would like to i Wharton's remark came during the question and answer session transferred to Ft. McPherson in hundreds of employment committee in he state legislature, Atlanta. The soldiers are: applications, is agreed to by Liberties Union in Michigan, "No one should be required to prospective police officers which followed his brief speech on higher education abroad to will become law. thousands of job seekers in calls the use of polygraph tests take a polygraph as a condition required to take a polygraph about 250 graduate students in Owen Cafeteria. test. He also approves use of the -Sgt. Charles E. Hutto, 21, of Michigan every year. by private employers An experienced man in of employment except for Many of the graduate students' questions were addressed to the "invidious." polygraph examinations is reasons of local, state and tests in many criminal cases. chances for self determination for students in the University. Tallulah, La., accused of rape, Polygraph tests are more - "Under present law there William E. Barber, specialist in national security," he said. In "It's not a subject decided by the institution," Wharton murder, and assault with intent commonly known as lie detector are While Barber would to commit murder. tests. Employers use them to eventually answered to a question on when the University was going to give like to see a polygraph test as a curb employee theft which up its parent function, "particularly a state institution." requirement for employment in "It takes time for the adult world to recognize the fact that the - Pvt. Gerald A. Smith, 22, of exceeds $1 billion annually in DALE WARNER SPONSOR security jobs, he does not Chicago, accused of murder and the United States. University is not a parent," Wharton said. "The issue is even more indecent assault, a charge short recommend it yet. He also does | acute outside the university community." Many Lansing-area employers not recommend that the tests be of rape. Drug reforms sought Wharton called the McKee Report on student participation in combat employe dishonesty with lie detector tests. accepted as evidence in courts academic governance "a recognition of the dichotomy between students and faculty." The Army would not release further details because public The use or threat of lie yet. The problem, he said, is that the tests are not uniform, 11 Wharton told Third World students, whom he called "one of disclosure might prejudice rights detector tests by private By JAMES p. KORDAS results vary. the most limited resources," they would find shock when they of the accused, said a spokesman employers marijuana in the narcotics classification causes bitter contributes to the growing disrespect and went back home. at Ft. McPherson here, where controversy. Supporters say the Rep. Dale Warner, R-Eaton Rapids, sponsor of disregard for the law by many young." Barber added that poly^ ii j "As you return to the developing world, you will find higher seven accused have been tests are accurate and effective. legislation to remove marijuana from Michigan's testing will become more But he explained that he did not want to be education reflects colonial heritage, far more in most cases, than While curbing employee theft, narcotics regulation law, has proposed placing reliable. As it does, he imagines j the original model," he said. the tests are said to boost marijuana in the "dangerous drug" classification. thought of as an advocate for legalizing responsible use of it in some "Any educational institution reflects its socio - cultural The five charged Tuesday now company morale by removing The new amendments, introduced by Warner, marijuana. security and criminal cases. He setting," he said. "To transfer it to a new socio - cultural setting is face investigations to determine suspicions between employer chairman of the House Special Committee on "Legalization is something that never will sees little value in polygraph begging for trouble." whether they will be brought and employee. Narcotics, would change the penalty for happen," he said. "Even if made available tests by private firms. without criminal penalties, marijuana would still possession of marijuana from a felony with a be regulated, inspected, licensed and taxed. And maximum sentence of 10 to a Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Wh > Pay More ! Wh years, there would be age limits much the same as misdemeanor with a maximum sentence of 90 days. The penalty for sale of marijuana would alcohol." Warner also criticized the methods i used by Meef/ng also be changed from a felony with a sentence of YOUR ONE STOP 20 years to life, to a maximum sentence of four leaders of movements to legalize marijuana. •years. - <» ' The proposed marijuana reclassification "is hinders any kind of rational reform in this area," salary j SHOPPING necessary to responfl to the growing use of marijuana," Warner $aid. However, to retain he said. "If they would put their efforts into legal means of reform, we would get Grand Rapids. (UPI) - An somewhere." arbitration meeting will be held here today on whether Allen S. 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Republican State Senator who Rehnquist cited Supreme affirmatively state that the predicts the present rate of Court decisions to bolster his statutory approach would pass population growth will doom But he conceded confusion muster with the Supreme Michigan says he would rather and frustration might result if a the state fed, had 10 million "well well educated, happy Convictions (Continued from page 1) Court," Rehnquist said. He made these other points: --"Doubt as to the validity of young voter were able to cast his ballot for president, but not for citizens" than 15 million persons the statute could governor. create struggling to keep alive. tussle. I was grabbed from confusion and uncertainty as to behind and I found myself in a the outcome of a presidential Miss Mead joined several other In an effort to draw attention chokehold. election." witnesses in to what Sen. Gilbert Buisley of In cross examination both contending that -The longer process needed to extension of the ballot to Ann Arbor calls the "crisis of Michelson and youth Miss Taylor is a logical, timely and growing introduced population," he has a bill that would Just like the Wright brothers testified that they had not been invited to the Placement Bureau. amend the Constitution -- by winning House and Senate completely justified action. a Students gaze with rapt attention approval and then ratification by prohibit Michigan residents from - and then celebration - after this season's favorite question In his closing argument "We need was answered. "Will it three quarters of the states - is them to ask the claiming exemptions for more fly?" State News Photo By Carl Welti Rasmussen said the defense was than two children on their state necessary to build the popular timely questions, to release the trying to make Shingleton a consensus needed to latent power and strength of this income tax. Children adopted by villain by making it appear that bring younger citizens into the ranks country, and to deal responsibly a couple would not apply to the he had caused the incident by with the bill's provisions. of voters. present and guture," Guerrillas form partisans' leaving the doorway before the she said. end of the converstation. The administration However, unlike most amendment would lower the lawmakers who Shingleton was the "least Voicelessness, she said, breeds optimistically interested voting age in federal elections party here," desperation, a distrust of the predict passage of their Rasmussen said. "He saw the only. measures, Bursley isn't expecting law and action outside the law: assault. He is not police among 4 Arab states' Reds a Chairman Birch Bayh, D-Ind., the bill to pass. "Lack of political officer, he is not the responsibility members of a subcommittee on can put the sanest men and "I don't think there are that complaining party. amendments, and other senators women into a rebellious and many who want to take such a Rasmussen said that the want to lower the frustrated state where they no age in all solid stand on this issue yet," he BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — demonstrators were there "at elections federal, state longer trust the political parties usually follow Soviet Communist newspaper A1 Nida - and process said. "The bill is really only Apparently with Moscow's directives. of the invitation of no one," and local. on which our freedom is built." symbolic and one that hopefully blessing, Communist parties in Beirut, declaring its struggle that they "were not acting for Several of the 11 Palestinian "interacts with the forces of will start some people thinking Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan Some sources speculate that commando groups already freedom, progress, peace and any union. about controlling population." have formed a new guerrilla one Moscow objective may be to The defense argued that the operating under the umbrella of socialism, led by the Soviet Cigaret tax commando organization called assert some kind of incongruities in the State's case The Ann Arbor legislator said "Partisan controlling a "unified command" in Jordan Union, against the international Forces," to take part voice in guerrilla activities. constituted reasonable doubt. studies of projected population in the are Marxist or even Maoist. forces of imperialism, reaction struggle against Israel. The Communist They The physical phenomenon of growth for party of Jordan are led by Palestinians who and international Zionism." Michigan have in Amman announced the new throwing a punch across two (Continued from page 1) House and seek estimated the state will double advocate drastic changes in the the return of Announcement of this came group, without supplying details. Saying the struggle should be people and a six - foot corridor Senate in population by the year 2,000. something of a as Arab world as well as fighting "by means of arms and other Majority Leader, Emil four House amendments. surprise, since It is believed to number about and striking a small target Israel to the bitter end. Lockwood, R-St. Louis, decided Fourteen Republicans and Michigan now has about nine Soviet policy has seemed 300 Communists from several means," it hinted it might accept without landing on one's face is after Thursday's defeat of the to The Partisan Forces published seven Democrats supported the million residents. reflect a political settlement in the wariness of guerrilla Arab countries whose Red prohibiting defense attorney three cent boost to push for the a five • point Manifesto in the Middle East. legislation. Six Republicans and Dennis James said. full four cents approved by the nine Democrats opposed it. Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! 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Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March sports Uj^70 Benington By MIKE MANLEY State News Sports Fund ejsrsap,oduced 1 Writer MW3 by AthWfc Director' fall Jhdp S56Sid! "Although we won more Mrs. Barbara Benington, wife Biggie Munn at Monday night's Rebounder s Banquet at Kellogg ™,cJ™1-J"I th"e~familv ffnandTllvloU^riM "I was at the was at the first first meeting Henry gfmesLgames than a lot, of P«°P,e the death of the popular 47 8 set up and he really got the ball J basketball coach * *e Wou'd> are"'t family' f Tr, has also received two Along with the check, Mrs." S;S (n^ °hVb„"s!„e"0rd to be $10,000 college scholarships. Benington was given a film clip "But I was proud of the way Mrs. Benington has 10 children, of the highlights of her late the kids kept coming back. We five boys and five girls. husbands life, compiled by Jim finished strong, winning three Adams and Terry Braverman of games at the end of the season Munn gave Mrs. Benington the WMSB-TV. the film was first against the toughest teams in the check in a special presentation shown at the party and added special thanks to two honoring league. Our kids really fought Benington last fall. this year." football coaches, Henry Bullough and George Perles, for Coach Gus Ganakas was one of Ganakas, who had the their special help. several speakers at the banquet overflow crowd at Kellogg and emcee Bob Shackelton, laughing all evening, told of the Although many people were director of the MSU Alumni phone call he got from Munn involved in the memorial fund, it Assn., jokingly introduced him after MSU tough three - point was Bullough, the Spartan as the head football coach. loss to Purdue, defensive coach, who provided the impetus. ... 1 can tel1 I'm not the football coach," that "My little girl Marcy answered Spartan award winners the phone and Biggie said, 'hello, Pictured above are the MSU basketball award winners, honored at Monday's banquet. From left Benington died on September Ganakas laughed when he is the simpleton there?' So to right are: Steve Kirkpatrick (sportsmanship), Jim Gibbons {co-captain), 10, a Wednesday, and the stepped to the rostrum. Marcy turns around and yells, Ralph Simpson (most valuable), coach Gus Ganakas, Rudy Benjamin (most improved) and following Sunday Bullough Lloyd Ward gathered number Ganakas introduced his team of and then commented on this !*"*, dad' H's V™-' And (co-captain). State News Photo By Bruce Remington a ^at s my own girl." Benington s friends and colleagues at Jenison to plan some way to aid the family. FROM FAUCETS TO BACKBOARDS They decided at that point on Congratulations Gus a stag party at the Lansing Civic Center, charging $10 a person, MSU Athletic Director basketball coach Gus Ganakas Biggie on night's Rebounder's Banquet. Munn said he was proud of Munn his the way the Spartans fought during the season, despite the season congratulates at Monday to get the fund off the ground. The party was a great success and since then the contributions Frosh's Shereda By RICK GOSSELIN Four years ago, Shereda changes jobs education, Shereda gave deep But the job of a starting role with the little experience that he won-loss record. have in from all the State News Sports Writer State News Photo By Bruce come over graduated^ from Freesoil High " School. Freesoil is ' thought to the idea of becoming on the freshman team was not had. was suddenly thrust into Remington community. a small Class a plumber. He took classes at Shereda's - yet. Bill Kilgore. a Jim Shereda's story as an MSU D school, and Shereda gained the role as starting center. basketball player is one torn acclaim Muskegon Community College, 6-7 pivolman from River Rouge, as d*c„y out o, Grimm's Fairy,performer It t^K fppre„TLlp"„ ■££.. £ was given the nod over Shereda ln his initial starting The ho desire to further his plumbing was not totally Shereda's mind. He still had his for the starting post at the beginning of the season. But after two games, Kilgore was assignment. Shereda benefitted from the extra playing time by accounting for 19 points, which GRANDMA'S basektball talents, and made use of them by playing in Muskegon felled by the school books, and (Continued thing was ruled ineligible. Shere da, on page 13) recreation league. Shereda's play drew the attention of Muskegon High's basketball coach, Mike Murphy, since though in Murphy, a who roundabout way. incidentally scouted Lee Lafayette for the 1900 E. Kalamazoo Spartans, thought Shereda resembled a player that his team was scheduled to play against in high school competition. Murphy asked Shereda to work out against his team, in order to give the squad an idea as to what 1 they would be up against in their &r upcoming game. Murphy was so impressed with Shereda's play, that he contacted the MSU - * DEUV€&.Y-$E«VICE ba&kefball staff as "to the possibility of Shereda attending State. SPECIALa Since it was early May and the Chicken 'N Salad 3 Pes. Chicken Foster Choice of: Slaw, Baked Beans, Fries 99' recreation season Murphy set-up a pick-up game was for Spartan scouts Gus Ganaksa over, Grant and Bob Nordmann. The game consisted of players from the Muskegon recreation league, players from Muskegon High, and Shereda. As expected, Schedule of Delivery Hours Mood Modules Shreda was impressive, that, impressive. So even though he Control of the boards was three years out of high Spartan frosh Jim Shereda was a demon on the boards foi Phone: 372-7125 or 372-7126 for delivery school, the 6-9 Freesoil grad was Matt Aitch's freshman cagers this season. Here he grabs a if busy, dial: 484-4471 or 484-4472 given a scholarship at the Big THE SUNGLASSES WITH Ten school. caroom against Michigan. 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JAR ONLY »M09 V 1 "T BW j j Items, beer, wine and tobacco products, thru Sunday, March | Items, beer, wine and tobacco products, thru Sunday, March ONUMPONPMF«MU.r_-OFFMIWPIRES^UN; MAR^ 15__ J i —Sfafaff'—I —0 L106&O.—I *16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 11 1970 By BARBARA Faculty News ignored' PARNESS feedback and to bring the faculty into this. Most of what ignored," he continued. The 6,300 copies of the four - graduate working as associate "There editor since January. The paper where we have had to check have been occasions State News Staff Writer we hear is through word - of - page tabloid are delivered uses the same press facilities as things with the Administration, Communication and dialogue mouth. We get a few letters, weekly to faculty and the State News. but mainly for accuracy," he are the essential functions of both pro and con," he said. administrative offices. The "Our function is providing said. "However, we do have to MSU's Faculty News, according "I think there is a tendency original idea for the publication more communication among sometimes make a conscientious to its editor Gene Rietfors. for people in non • academic came from Gordon A. Sabine, faculty and administration and effort to be objective about this However, feedback from the areas to think that because vice president for special other groups on campus," p|aCe." University community has been they're not being criticized projects. Publication began Sept. Rioff'"c ool', T" 1 -~,J While economic pressure has too scant to determine whether they're doing a good job. This 30,1969. never been applied to date, the paper is actually fulfilling isn't always the case. In this The Faculty News is ,Thefc°™mon thought is that Rietfors noted that "it's pretty these functions, Reitfors said business no news is not good essentially the work of two we re fulfilling a function that hard to bite the hand that feeds the State News does not and recently. news. I suppose the worst fate a individuals - Reitfors "We hoped to get more newspaper can suffer is to be Beverly Twitchell, an MSU that the State News does not want to fill: We try not to yThe future of the Faculty News is something that Rietfors duplicate things that the State prefers not to think about. Hart faces 2nd femalefoe; News does, he said. «j worry ^ mUch about just Rietfors said there have been getting out the next issue. I tend times when filling the four to think in increments of seven pages has proved difficult. days " he said. "Everything in there has to be But if there is a future, he Lenore owns electioneering magic-- name original stuff. We can't very well use things from the News Bureau. We're not Lenore Peterson, then the state GOP to using things that have University averse wouid like to see the Faculty News become more involved with issues, "saturatinga topic and Six years ago, Democratic Sen. Romney. wringing it dry." Chairman, in 1964 by more than appeared in the State News Philip A. Hart faced a woman „ The wife of the former 900,000 votes out of just over the State Journal if we can and easily won his second term go 'I don't even know if this Michigan governor Saturday three million cast. Thus far in little further," he said. in the U.S. Senate. This year, » annthor uinmon , gonieu 5 almost unanimous 1970, Hart has refrained from isiu, nan. una icuoiiieu uuui Rietfors meuors admits admits that mat the in paper is necessary," Rietfors r,.yJW>H mJt* said. "I can only cite the evidence name in Michigan ,bac,king to .frot"take .the state's Hart,G?P attack on Mrs. Romney or Faculty News could be termed in any the with a macicf> leaders %T2!2 w S?!£2!£!S! on w.. uan in on me "V!ther republicans' selection of "house organ, repuoiiuaiis woman.«•* serccuuu ui nouse organ," but, he saia out, ne said, no ■* «■» that it is and others can say how oVn'STS; SLtJ-S f A Boys will beanie-coptenand roller skates provide fui and transportation for this young be any chance for a divisive primary 1 man. Michigan Administration battle that could cost the party Chairman State News Photo By Walt Democratic James material. Gyr GM aim both money and votes. McNeeley has not been so kind, Two weeks earlier, in a secret claiming Mrs. Romney "is a • 11 • ballot, the party leaders failed to candidate solely on her CMU HEADS LIST curb pollutionf£ndi^her6Ir; grandmother the necessary 75 'Mrs. Romney is a lovely lady, mother and a grandmother, Midwest 'U's extend a per cent backing to gain the WARREN, General Motors Mich. begin construction this summer of $5.5 million in modernization projects to help (AP) - Corp. plans to combat consensus designation. carefully following a script prepared by Gov."William Milliken, the leadership this past Saturday voted 278-25 to back But, but she had not held a single party or elected position in her own "Knowing right," osmosis is hardly McNeely government said. by qualification CENTRAL , nnn ... . . open MICHIGAN 1,000 students recently staged a and fraternity,and came up with students receiving no pay or proposal for "Coedification" of hours environmental pollution in five Mrs. Romney. for office-particularly an office UNIVERSITY - The board of protest after a Student Senate "serenity" house. credit hours. [heP undergraduate men' cities — including Lansing. . .. i t whose incumbent is chosen by trustees recently approved a ">om visitation bill was vetoed The Acacia chapter at OSU is Although the program is only residence halls has been A spokesman for Fisher Body She. .""mediately began the entire populace of the policy of unlimited room bJ .the . trustees and not too optimistic about in its second year, it has proven presented to the administration division of GM said this week campaigning against Hart, the state." visitation within security hours, administrators. coeducational living. They feel successful, expanding from 40 The Dronosal Students entered Neely Hall, a that new projects geared to "?an expects to face in With signs declaring "Lenore -- The policy now states that women's Studentsresidence entered Neelyand Hall a that that it it WOlllH would nnl not work work nnrtifMnnfino ctiiHonte in ilc participating students in its first Would .... "cSfy"... J one SK ^ each residence hall may choose wol"en s residence hall, hall, and the —j"*— pollution will be started -MlftS'SEra the Hart breaker" and "score with Lenore," Mrs. Romney told its individual room visitation the immediately due residents began escorting groups university's conservatism and the to the semester to more the fourth semester. than 150 in the men's halls on with men and women a snlit.flnn, Troy, a conservative republican living Trenton, N.J.; Hamilton, Ohio; men^to their rooms^A few administration. .. , , Flint and who has promised a "bloody" the delegates to Saturday's hours with the maximum being hours later, the men were paged - - - the same floor separated by a Lansing. campaign and who plans to meeting she and the Michigan from 7 a.m. until 11:45 p.: THE UNIVERSITY OF lounce area to be constructpd When the projects are make "bossism" his major issue. Republican Party have "the will weekdays and until 1:45 a.m. on over the intercom and KANSAS STATE ILLINOIS - A formal student g constructed. completed, said John Baker, to win." weekends. peacefully. UNIVERSITY - The University Fisher Body manager of "I'm trying to run against She said her husband, now The policy goes into effect as offering a teacher's aide OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY operations, "Two - thirds of our Senator Hart," Mrs. Romney Secretary of Housing and Urban soon as residence halls determine program designed to give Members of Acacia fraternity 7' prosecutor - plants will have modern self students an earlier opportunity said when asked about the Development in the Nixon their individual open house contained "clean water" systems primary I think that (the Administration, "never asked hours. are currently investigating the to become acquainted with the remove industrial wastes from nomination) will take care of anyone to vote for me ever, possibility of coeducational public school system. iter used in manufacturing itself." don't want to be in this if SOUTHERN ILLINOIS . . The program enables Th® inquiry began after the education majors to determine, quits D.A. post Hart easily defeated Elly people aren't behind us." UNIVERSITY — Approximately Acacia chapter at UCLA before their student teaching, if reported that three coeds had teaching is the profession for moved into their house, them. Charles H. Percy, R-Ill., and ,200,000 Fraternity members cleverly The project is strictly CHICAGO (AP) - Thomas A. , combined the words sorority volunteer with the participating Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie, also Foran, U.S. district attorney and chief prosecutor a Republican. The Justice Dept. also said Conspiracy 7 trial, has resigned and will be replaced shortly by a Monday it has received Foran's resignation. Republican appointee. Foran is vacationing with his Rep. John Erlenborn, R-II1., wife in Hawaii but his first said Monday that a Justice Dept. source told him the appointment assistant, Jack Schmetterer, said FREE DELIVERY of Circuit Judge William J. Bauer of Wheaton could come "in a he has not been notified that the resignation been accepted. officially has few days or a few weeks." Schmetterer said the DIAL 351-6300 Bauer, 42, was supported for the U.S. attorney's job by Sen. resignation, effective upon the appointment of a successor, was ON CAMPUS DAILY 4 P.M. to 1 A.M. submitted several months ago. FRI.-SAT. 4 P.M. to 2 A.M. SUNDAY 2 P.M. to 1 A.M. BLOW YOURSELF UP Foran, a Democrat appointed TO POSTER SIZE two years ago by President Johnson, offered to resign 2x3 ft $3.50 shortly after President Nixon Fantastic? You bet it is. This 1 took office. is the amount spent on wearing apparel by of money talk yourself STUDENTS at M.S.U. from I SOLD IT Summer '69. '68 through Spring into it! THROUGH THE WANT ADS ) Department stores received PHOTO POSTER INC about $9,860,000 of this total - MODEL 110 A REAL COMPUTERIZED PORTABLE TAPE RECORDER ** HOROSCOPE V Women's clothing stores HI-FI B received 1101 E. Grand River $1,130,000 from fashion minded women — East Lansing Phone 337-2310 Shoe stores rang up $290,000 from this affluent college audience — The Razzbury And gained $2,000,000 family clothing store a quality minded shoppers. whopping from these Next 2 Weeks Jam o LAST If you have clothing apparel offer, e to to a fashion conscious audience, with over Spot & the 14 million dollars of spending power, we have what you 3 DAYS ! need 5 days a week. Don't wait Call 353 6400. L - Blotters TO RESERVE CAPS AND GOWNS for Winter Commencement Be measured, fitted and issued your HAPPY HOURS cap and gown ARE FROM 8 TILL Today and Thursday 11 - ALL DRINKS 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. or FRIDAY 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. AT A SPECIAL TATE MEWS LOW PRICE For information inquire at the REMEMBER: UNION DESK NO COVER WED. & THURS. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 11, 1970 17 Financial director predicts 7th seminar priority system for funds focuses By ROBERTA SMITH With the expected cutback of applications necessary for __ to made create„ it a „ Dept. of Education to find what banks participate in in his state repayable after graduation termination of study. Students or earth priority system," he continued, the program, federal funds, the Financial Aid "However these priorities have may apply for a waiver of "The Future of a Higher education loans interest while in school. This Warrrtig office.will undoubtedly go on a not yet been determined." World" is the topic of the one type of aid that are not waiver is based on the parents' priority basis for the 1970-71 As a result of the fund based on need as .... r Seventh Annual Winds of school year determined by gross income or the student's in awarding aid, L. cutback and the increase in Change Seminar to be held April Michael Smith, asst. director of the Finanical Aid Office, own income if he is applications, Smith urges that 16, 17 and 18 in Erickson Kiva. financial aid, said Tuesday. although the office does certify independent, students investigate all other the student for acceptable status Sponsored by the Provost arid "The increase in volume of In general financial aid is ASMSU, Winds of resources available to them for an(1 aPProves his budget. A determined by the student's own consists of Change fall term 1970 discussions, term 1971. through spring Parents' is not Confidential Statement resources including his part - workshops and informal coffee required for this loan. time and U.S., Russians Applications for financial aid Under the higher education loan program a student summer work and the ability of his parents to earnings, hours where international - topics importance of are for the 1970-71 academic may assist to the best they are able, discussed by MSU students, to trade seeds are due by May 1, Smith year borrow up to $1000 academic year. Two provisions per The latter is determined by an evaluation of the faculty and invited speakers a^d " v.—:—i m. emphasized Tuesday. j that the stU(jent be enrolled family guests from other universities.; MINNEAPOLIS financial situation. (UPI) - An The types of aid full Working in cooperation with American company is the foreign service trading include the Student Aid Grant, fraternity. secrets with Russia in the will help the entire world. hope it Educational Opportunity Grant, „ Qualifications are similar for rr academic year in 264 Student Table of ice Delta Phi Epsilon, the semir£r MSU plans to bring to MSU Scientists of Cargill, Inc. and Scholarships, National Defense Student Loans and each state. Services Bldg. Students must n rampant. Could this be speakers as Freeman J. Dyscfn, su$h ~ " ... a table, or perhaps an inverted plant breeders in Russia have Work Study employment, Donald G. Brennan, Richard agreed to trade "seed secrets" The primary source for funds Brody, Paul Smoker, Bernard State News Photo By Walt Gyr years before the improved is a student's parents. The Brodie and Charles McClelland. varieties are finally tested and Financial Aid office expects that released to farmers in their own students investigate this resource Bill hits areas. Previously seed men in before applying for financial detergent phosphates this aid, country could not obtain Smith said, new seeds until long after they Another source is summer had been released in Russia. employment. Smith suggested Cargill, an international farm that the student save as much as products firm with plant possible from By LINDA KNIBBS But all those bubbles vacation State News Staff Writer < phosphates carry Lansing and MSU. harmful than the phosphates. breeding stations throughout the employment to meet his college which may be If the Reuss bill activation of zinc, iron and Man may be seriously affected world, said it expects to obtain ranirilv haotonirm e """ the Some some Russian samples of wheat and sunflowers for planting this year. costs for the coming year. Higher Education Guaranteed The housewife finished her dinner dishes. She has just £&£»?£££. 2 American lakes." Phosphates in the water from wastes nitrilotriacetic b.!,rplasi.b!' acid (NTA) researchers will not only lead to the death are manganese was ou »«*««»«■» » *nta 50 to m 70 times m limes by Dy me a™™ of NTA or,"£' the action — ° Loans through banks pulis the plug and the sudsy act as which could prove to be when compared with activation plants and animals he consume*, fWHllTOVC fertilizers onrl and of lakes but will also result in a Early sharing of seed materials provide aid for students. To water swirls from sight, encourage the by water or a neutral salt The chemical may intefere with between the two countries could obtain growth of algae, weeds and solution. More research is these, students should iron metabolism resulting in result in higher yielding grains to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii needed to determine exactly ^ contact his own or his parents' anemia. Presence of the chemical feed the world's A bill before the U.S. Some researchers what effects NTA will have hungry. home town bank or the State House are in the body also remove detergent. of Representatives proposes that concerned may that if nitrilotriacetic before the chemical can safely calcium from the bones, phosphate builders be removed acid is used (in be substituted for phosphates. BATTLE CREEK HOSPITAL from detergents and replaced by detergents), it will not only chemicals must be broken down lead to the death The purpose of phosphates, an acceptable substitute. of lakes, but will in the soils. Knezek fears that NTA and other chemicals is to Rep. Henry S. Reuss, D-Wis., also result in a these tests may be done under disturbance of soften the water and increase the 3 volunteers seek help supports that bill which would stop the manufacture importation of phosphate - or soluble metal concentrations in water, plants and animals. improper conditions making the test results invalid. The levels of soluble metals cleaning power of the detergent, The average housewife certain things of her household expects based detergents after June ■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi formed by NTA which can be 30, detergents. She likes suds and 1971. disturbance of soluble metal Federal regulations have been for mentally ill veterans convinced that nhrwnhatP degrade water others auaHtv quality. „act« The concentrations in water, plants have not yet been made to set to provide some control over and animals. Sufficient studies the safety of chemicals in such products tolerated by many living systems are relatively narrow. Most NTA levels are toxic to man. foam. If the manufacturers reduce the amount of suds but don't • The determine just as detergents. The The ability of NTA to break alter the cleaning power, the Three MSU ward. - . . „ House Conservation and Natural how harmful has not been determined if the down heavy metal complex perfect opportunity to practice . They try to develop . a one NTA might be. housewife will think the product beginning Resources Subcommittee, nitrogen in NTA will encourage a new volunteer to relationship with sociological and psychological chaired One researcher forms should be evaluated in is inferior and may switch program with the mentally ill individual patients. Ann theories and to have by Reuss, also supporte who is plant life to fill lakes. soil, water and sewage treatment brands. empathy hil, concerned about the hazards of A greater consequence which Naturally, the patients of the Veteran's for the mentally ill." systems. It is possible that the Bilsborrow, Cold water s 601 manufacturers don't want to ^TA ^placing "■ * a social recreation Mas Elliott says she feels Since detergents and human phosphates is may result from the us of NTA NTA in detergents might leader and some Bernard D. sacrifice their profits unless they organizes contests, parties and students shy away from wastes are the main U1 Knezek, assistant hasn t been given activate the metals already in the are forced by the government to people special events, working with with mental problems and says phosphates, the reduction of the profesSor of croP soil consideration, Knezek said lake bottoms. change their detergent formula#, The trio spends Thursdays chemical in detergents will £ sciences. When phosphates groups, that the VA program, MSU': d jn Influences of NTA on copper The use of mechanical water among the the Knezek said that the - burden - - patients in only volunteer of the sewaee general detergents, the metals i the and 'ron plumbing should also softeners could solve part of t! recreational The three try to give program with ' treatment activities or the men extreme cases of mental Diants in removina publ,c usua,,y favors eliminating wastes are prevented from be studied. NTA may rapidly problem caused by phosphat individual conferences designed the personalized care illness, nhosDhates If nhosnhates were PhosP^es from from detergents^ missing in is excellent precipitating. The metals jmain accelerate the deterioration jjpf agtsyilTA. as therapy. experience in Sced Tn Ltereents Lwaee °nce speople - pe°pl learn the chemicai and pass into plant the plumbing, as the wastes are If calcium Their visits give the men — most intensive care units see Students thU mlsconoepHop. Sment interested m woulfT the growth of nutrients in and animal life. carried to the sewage plants, was chemical already reduced, softeners would few< bfe social workers reduced bv water and creates a polllution only once a one half to two Research indicates that streams and lakes. many of them Vietnam War month. participating in this new and problem. But few are concerned necessary in detergents. B veterans — a link with the unstructured volunteer program thirds. Reuss said. about the possible effects of spring term should contact Bloodrock outside "The patients' world. All of the daily contacts mainlv limifari t~n fho malo £ NTA, if it is chosen to replace patients have emotional ■ps mainly limited to the male _ ^ Bureau, problems, raiding from'"minor nursin8 aids who d°n't "ally have time Sweden is using NTA as to psychotic to," she said. major component of one ROCK (the "hard" variety) IS A REFLECTION OF tendencies. detergent formula. However it THE TIMES. "It's great to know that you're "We wish wanted. The BLOODROCK is simply a clearer mirror than most. more people would men appreciate you get involved in the program," coming," she continued. "It's a A group of five musicians from Texas. said coordinator Elliott, Highland Park senior. Joyce E. "It Lansing's UNDERGRADUATES! Product of the times. | Assassinations We • is very rewarding work and we (MALES AND FEMALES) need Race Newest • more volunteers if the program is to continue." Riots Remember ■< of Pressure by the MSU Bureau Volunteer Activities and Participants Needed for a Individual Violence Joyce's own persistence were The Sixties -••Military Think Tanks-U.S Defense instrumental in cutting through Project in Behavioral Resea rch © ° Crime Rate hospital red tape that had hampered previous volunteer • Student Rebellion effort. "Murder Rate Miss Elliott worked at the EARN $2.50 PER HOUR hospital in the summer when relations were shaky between of 2 hours work MSU volunteers and VA administration as to the extent and value of volunteer work and Glenn Herriman transportation costs. "Frenchy" Bread Volkswagen, Inc. This term has 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. seen a big improvement, said Joyce, and Tuesday, March 10 Wednesday, March 11 the volunteers THE SANDWICH PEOPLE 11:15 213 Ag Hall 9:10 402 Computer Ctr. are satisfied with PHONE 482-6226 their work and the VA 1:50 109 S. Kedzie 3:00 105 S. Kedzie Hobiefc administration's recognition of 4:10 109 S. Kedzie 4:00 105 S. Kedzie their efforts. The MSU Volunteer Bureau is now reimbursed costs. for transportation DINE-IN lexm Q presents Miss Phone 351-3800 Clifford ^ Elliott E. Smith, works St. with Clair CARRYOUT & DELIVERY Three Famous Brand Names junior, in the admissions to help in your selection. . . . Spring Let us show you our wide selection (more than any other in the area) And be sure of true values ....Shop and compare. Special Qold Fashion Wedding Rings Beautiful—Unusual Photographs Oricjinals and interesting portrait o 5 x 7 or 8 x 10 yourself made from a selection o beautifully The above has been composed prints are lighted, proofs. The carefully ri artisticall flnlshe ONLY produced as a four-color poster for display in stores. Courtesy of Bloodrock, Printed to gi The Perfect Gift For SJ'5,. who, like the rest of us, remember the 60 s, and hope for a more then the music will be peaceful decade to come. 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The OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE • AUTOMOTIVE State News will not accept advertising which discrim¬ 1963 98. All power, no rust, runs good. $595. 351-8610 ask for MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS work part time, 11 p.m. to 7:30 to 731 ONE GIRL spring term r„,T • EMPLOYMENT inates against religion, Wes. 3-3/13 a.m., Friday, and Saturday. ASCP East Lansing's Finest • FOR RENT race, color or national or¬ registered or eligible. Apply Student Residence OLDSMOBILE 1963. Power steering, Now Renting for Spring • FOR SALE igin. SPARROW HOSPITAL Personnel, & good running. Best offer over or call 487-6111, ext 353. 4-3/13 Summer WANTED ONE • LOST l FOUND $200. 351-9319. 2-3/12 i • PERSONAL IMMEDIATE PART Time • • PEANUTS PERSONAL REAL ESTATE Automotive OPEL RALLYE 1968. Excellent condition. Low Mileage. $1,750. bookkeeper needed builders. Call 351-2260. 4-3/13 for local *60 FIV.E. • SERVICE 351-5894. 9-5 p.m. 5-3-13 1, 2, 3 man/woman "°OM, Adults aPartment in count*" only, no pets. 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Call 482-2526 SNELLING AND SNELLING 2-7 MON.-FRI. 882-7986, ask for Jim. 7-3/12 after 4 p.m. 4-3/13 DESPERATE! 1 Cancellations - 12 noon one PERSONNEL. "We Place People." 731 BURCHAM, or 2 men for4Z~ class day before publica¬ 4-3/13 E. LANSING. tion. CHEVROLET Automatic IMPALA 283, 1964. two-door PLYMOUTH 2-door 1963. Good PHONE 351-7212 SEE, "•«*«'« condition. Phone 655-1012. MAIDS MOTEL, evening hardtop. $200. 351-2638. 3-3/13 - and 3-3/13 SAVE: DRIVE 4 miles, 3 room week-end work available, GIRL NEEDED spring. PHONE experience necessary, top no starting furnished, utilities paid, garage. near Cedar American^ CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 1964. $110; Efficiency $90. Girls, spring Village. Reduced rent PONTIAC, 1962, 4 door sedan, rate, scheduled increases. Apply in Two tops, tape deck. 351-1196. 351-1705.3-3/12 355-8255 Starchief. Excellent running 332-3398.10-3-13 3-3/13 person, to Mrs. Anderson, condition. Extra Clean. 339-9434. housekeeper, UNIVERSITY INN, MEN CEDARVIEW 2-3/11 NEEDED, for apartment, 3 APARTMENTS, 1404 RATES CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE, 1965. 1100 Trowbridge Rd„ East blocks from Union. 351-6636. East Grand River. Married Good condition. $630. 355-1229 Lansing. 3-3/12 -3/13 graduates, seniors welcome' I day 11.50 TOYOTA, 1967 hardtop. Automatic, or 355-5080.5-3-13 351-5647.4-3/13 needs repair, discounted. Good 15^ Per word Per daV WAITRESS WANTED full or part 3 dovs 13 1/2# per worn per aay J 4.00 FAIRLANE 500, 1962. Good $150. buy. 3-3/13 337-0897 after 5:30 p.m. TP LltC A WORD IWTH^BR. time. Apply SIR PIZZA, 122 North Harrison after 1 CEDAR GREENS LOVELY FURNISHED apartment 915 efficiency Lilac. $115 p|us CROATIONS /MN!!' condition. Must sell. p.m. 5 days $6.50 355-8104. 4-3/13 VALIANT 1963, 6 cylinder ?UBU 3-3/12 electricity. Available March 15 one bedroom furnished 351-5696. 3-3/12 13# per word per day automatic, 4-door. 42,000 miles. - FORD FUTURA 1965. 4-door New tires. 882-5141. 4-3/13 For Rent &*iOUW> AMERICA COW./ 1304 AsHBY R0/ST. tOU'f/AW / L&I3X TWO GIRLS NEEDED: (based on 10 words per id) Must sell, leaving pool Bay Colony LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per apartments, $45/month; 353-2971. 3-3/13 VOLKSWAGEN, 1967 square back, Spring There will be a 50# service month, parts and service free, and/or Summer radio. 42,000 miles, $1350, 355-6590' and bookkeeping charge if option to buy. Call IV 9-5214, 351-0115.4-3/13 339-2938. 3-3/13 call 351-8631 this ad is noi paid within Scooters & Cycles Employment TELETRONICS INDUSTRIES. ore week. TF GIRL NEEDED for 4-man VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Good FOUR ROOM furnished apartment Spring FORD GALAXIE 1961. Good body ATTRACTIVE YOUNG ladies to condition. $400. Call 393-2454 work for Paraphernalia Sales. NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands with fireplace and private _ term. Eden Roc. 351-5261. 3-3/12 The State News will be and interior, sick motor. $70. Call after 5:30 p.m. 3-3/12 rented only to MSU students and entrance. Utilities furnished. 355-2665. 3-3/12 Applications being taken now at EAST LANSING near campus. Onc responsible only for the WANTED LARGE faculty. $8.84 monthly (including Parking space available. Call bedroom, furnished. VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK cycle engine for Paraphernalia Shop. 5-3/12 Large airy first day's incorrect inser¬ tax). State Management 332-4659 or 337-9748. 5-3/12 FORD GALAXIE 1963. Excellent 1965. Good condition. Call BSA, 650 frame. 351-1365. rooms. Air conditioned. tion. transportation, completely 351-8610 ask for Chuck. 2-3/12 3-3/12 PART TIME Young lady to start Corporation, 444 Michigan Beautifully maintained. Select Avenue. 332-8687. C NEEDED 1 or 2 men for 4-man overhauled. $300 or best offer. immediately. Downtown office. clientele. Lease 332-3135 or apartment. Reduced rates. Call 882-6549. O Leaving country. 355-2950. VOLKSWAGEN 1964 square back. Office experience helpful, but not STROBE LIGHT rentals by the night 351-3059.5-3/12 3-3/12 AM-FM radio, sun roof, gasoline essential. No typing required. | Automotive heater. Good condition. 337-0562 Auto Service Starting salary $2 per hour. For or MUSIC weekend. Call MARSHALL COMPANY, 351-7830. Cedar Village SALPHA ROMEO 1968, 14,000 miles. after 2 p.m. 5-3-13 parts appointment call Mr. Elliot, C-3/11 > . Like new condition. $2,550. Call VOLKSWAGEN 1966 camper. Pop ACCIDENT Problem? Call 372-7555. 1-3/11 TV RENTALS: G.E., 19" portable - Apartments 351-3918. 10-3/12 FORD TORINO 1968. GT fastback. KALAMAZOO STREET BODY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT top. 29,000 miles. Ziebart ORDER DEPARTMENT - young $8.50 per month including stand. V-8 automatic, power steering. SHOP. Small dents to large undercoating. 482-1800. 4-3/13 man to start immediately. Must Call J. R. Culver Co., 351-8862 Now o AUSTIN HE ALE Y Sprite MKII Will consider trail bike in trade. wrecks. American and foreign have own automobile. This is a accepting 1962. Like new condition. New 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. ' 882-8457.3-3-11 cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. "C VOLVO 1964 PV-544 sport. $500 or full-time permanent position. No interior, Ziebart Rust Proof. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C best offer. Bruce, 351-3763. experience required. Starting TV RENTALS Students only. Low Doug, 332-8641. 3-3/13 FORD GALAXIE XL 1963. Runs - 3-3/13 salary, $125 per week. For monthly and term rates. Call GIRL NEEDED Spring, Summer. No well. $225 or best offer. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 8UICK SPECIAL appointment. Call Mr. Stevens, 484-2600 to reserve yours. 1963. V-8 353-7929.3-3/13 Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940, deposit. Campus Hill. $58.75. . . 372-7555. 1-3/11 University TV Rentals. C « automatic, radio, good 332-0057.5-3-13 Complete auto painting and .3- transportation. S250 355-6315. GTO 1969, low mileage, loaded. . collision service. IV5-0256. C RENT A TV from DEPENDABLE WOMAN student to a TV QomPany, rr. , 3-3A.1 Priced to sell. 882-8166 or TROWBRIDGE APARTMENTS for WANTED: USED Jeepster or live with faculty family between $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. 482-9010, ask for Mr. Dalton. , 2, one-bedroom. Immediate hardtop Jeep. Cyndy, 332-8661. Nejac TV Rentals. C BUICK GS 1968 automatic 350. New 4-3/11 5-3/12 Aviation terms. Help care for two children, occupancy. 351-7399, 351-9036. GIRL NEEDED for New Cedar radials. Excellent condition. light housework, private room, 5-3-13 Village, Spring. Reduced Rate. •-»>: $2100.332-1437.3-3/12 FRANCIS AVIATION. So easy to board and pay. 337-0536. 3-3/13 Apartments 332-6927. 4-3/13 Scooters & Cycles learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED utilities GIRL needed for 3-girl Spring CADILLAC 1961. HONDA 50 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C HORTICULTURE AND included. Couple. Okemos call term. $102 for entire term. BURCHAM WOODS - 2 Excellent cc 1968. 2,000 miles, or 3 man. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1965, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 351-2508. 2-3/11 condition. No rust, new tires, all warranty in effect. $190. Like 351-7683. 5-3/12 One Bedroom. $120. 351-1678 'power, air conditioning, 8 track 4-door convertible, air new. 699-2428. 3-3/13 Employment students; Saturday and Sunday evenings. 4-3/13 • " stereo tape player. Everything in conditioning, all power. 337-1253. retail sales of plants and garden TWO GIRLS Needed New Cedar ONE GIRL for Spring and Summer. 4-3/13 HONDA 350 Scrambler. In excellent BARTENDER OR Bar Maid. 5 or 6 supplies. Commission and 348 Oakhill. $65. 351-0319. workinq order. $695 . 351-8610 Village. $60 spring, summer. ask for Wes. 2-3/12 condition. $600. 214 Marion - IV guaranteed base. Experience not 351-8415. 11-3/13 2-3/11 MACH I, 1969, Excellent condition, for cocktail MEADOWBROOK TRACE 5-7493. 3-3/13 lounge and dining necessary. Orientation prior to power brakes, power steering, take room. WALT KOSS late March start. TWISS PARK TRACE ^CAMARO 1967. V-8 !. Call 675-5147. TF HAR LEY-DAVIDSON 45 cubic inch. RESTAURANT. 655-2175. LANDSCAPE CENTER The spacious 1, 2, Furnished and unfurnished I 21,000 miles. Body 3 1.371-1698. 5-3/12 OLDSMOBILE __4v3/13 _Ji!1^590J_q:3;1_3 bedroom furnished 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units CONVERTIBLE GIRL NEEDED spring. New Cedar 1964 Dynamic 88. Many options, AMBITION AND drive needed for UNDERGRADUATES NEEDED for apartments. Okemos Rd. at with these unbeatable E. Mt. Village. No damage deposit. lICAMARO 1969, 327 clean Rallyee, full power, excellent condition. HONDA part time sales work. Small behavioral research project. See Hope. 351-2070. 5-3-13 features: SCRAMBLER 1967 305. Advertisement Page 3. 3-3-11 b9 green. $2400. After 7:00 p.m., Good transportation. $550 Low investment required, then be your 332-5094 mileage, excellent condition. tri 372-2911.4-3/13 337-1033. S-3/13 699-2632.3-3/13 own boss. Men or women. Write HASLETT ATTRACTIVE 2 Community building with NURSE / RECEPTIONIST for East REDUCED RATES Box B-2, State News. 3-3-11 Lansing doctor. Must type. luxury bedroom deluxe near shopping. sauna baths, pool tables, and apartment. 1 man needed spring color television. Will accept 2 children. Lease, CO-ED KALAMAZOO area camp for Experience desired but not term only 351-9144, 482-2418. children 9 - 16 years of age. necessary. Salary open. Prefer wife 4-3/13 deposit, $150 plus electric. Completely furnished Needs: WSI for waterfront of Graduate student. Write Box Available March 21, 337-7618. apartments with color director and male counselors who A-1, Michigan State News. 5-3/11 7-3/13 co-ordinated appliances. LARCH, NORTH 836. Furnished can offer friendship and personal private apartment. $100 plus Bus service to campus interest to deserving and needy MALE - FULL or part time RIVER HOUSE summer term. deposit. To see, phone 489=0450. salesmen for Hi-Fi store. Basic 204 River Street children. Call 353-7048 mornings knowledge of stereo equipment 4-3/13 ALBERT APARTMENTS Special rate for spring and or after 10:00 p.m. 5-3/12 and business procedures. Apply SOUTHEAST LUXURY 2-bedroom Now apartment. Furnished accepting DISC SHOP, 323 East Grand or WE NEED more helpl Noon and River. 3-3-12 unfurnished. Draperies, applications for VISIT OUR MODELS AND night waitresses. Come in for air-conditioning. Avocado Summer and Fall leases. RESERVE YOUR appointment, or call 371-1752, DO YOU need an extra $50 a week? appliances. Fully carpeted. Business office: APARTMENT TODAY. FRANK N STEIN Utilities furnished - Car necessary, Call 351-7319 for except 204 River Street RESTAURANT. 2-3/11 interview. C electricity. 882-9117. 10-3-13 Phone: 337-2406 Follow 1-496 south to Jolly 351-0877 Road Exit Phone 393-0210_ THE CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS Residents of State Management 1. Plant apartments are reminded that April 3, 1970, is the deadline to reserve your apartment for the 1970-71 academic BARE TRUTH 4.Espouse 7. Bespangle 11. Wallaba 30. Anoint 31. Conifer 32.Troops 12. Yale 33. Coverlet year. After that date, leases will be 13. Circle of light 37. Cake ingredient signed on a first - come - first - served 14. Moisture 38. Leading mai basis. Don't let the sands of time cover 16. Spotted deer 39. Inventory you up, make your reservations now. is 17. Foodf ish 18. Freak 43. Monkshood 44. inspect 20. Annealing oven 45. Musical 22. Uninteresting perception 23. Windmill sail 46. Aptitude 2. Unclose We have only three apartments left on our 24. Faction 47. pullet 3. Timepieces 25. Invalid's food 48. Saratoga 4. Toadflax 5. City railways special three or six month lease. These three or 6. Confusion four man University Terrace Apartments feature u 7. Food fish 9, Dismounted air conditioning, sun porches, and private study i 8. Hired car 10. Optimist HASLETTARMS • 15. And not DELTA ARMS EVERGREEN ARMS The facts areas. are bared, the next move is yours. 19. Colorer i 20. Ballad 21. Farm animal 1 22. Dwindle CEDARBROOKE ARMS UNIVERSITY TERRACE LOWEBROOKE ARMS 1- W 24. Davenport 25. Scups 26. Goal 27. Thickness wwmm 32. Past 33. Bib. King I 34. Garden pa i* SZ] £tatec/fianaqemmt Sink, (/fl/LMqestwib Gyi/xnatrnv W- 35. Broad 36. Landlord smile / MJ it, fjpasdmmL O Hanatjeymesit Speeiaiuh ^ I i m 37.Tied 40. 41. /I? , Formerlyca" Beanie r,pnerati°L ,.|y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 11, 1970 19 For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale Peanuts Personal Service APARTMENT FOR rent. $50 per APARTMENT IN house, across from man. 5 minutes to campus. Call SPEAKERS - 2 portable Leslies. WOODEN TABLE and chairs, $25. ALICE DISSERTATIONS, ttOOII campus, 2-bedroom furnished, Excellent KNOWING your milady Theses, Term 351-2086. 5-3-13 condition. Call TU 332-4426. 3-3/13 2-1131 or IV 5-9551. 5-3/11 Studio couch, $15. Call 351-6217. makes it all worthwhile. Happy papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM belated third. Electric. 351-0763. ONE GIRL for spring. Meadowbrook GUY FOR CLOSE IN, nicely furnished, 2 5-3-13 Craig. 1-3/11 351-7086 bedrrorr^ _ two man, two bedroom home. $240/month. Will DRUM SET. Like C-3/12 Trace. Luxury, furnished, indoor Utilities paid. new, blue sparkle. SNOWMOBILES Spring. 332-1662! consider short term lease. 4 piece. $120. FOR sale at dealer's BIIYS pool. No damage deposit. 3-3/13 485-8487, call after ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith 337-2015. 7-3/12 6 p.m. 5-3/11 Reduced rent. 393-1125. 5-3/12 offset printing. Complete service NEED MALE CHERYL DEAN, Head Turkey and for dissertations, thesis, SPRING SAIL - Johnson C-Scow, Lush. Good Kick as you go to that manuscripts, general typing IBM. large house in downtown Lansing. 230 square feet of dacron sail, 20' Private PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH: Big Bed in the sky. The LH 20 years experience. 332-8384. C bedroom. IV 7-0046 long. Excellent structural 5-3/11 4-speed. Wedding ring set. Ladies Turkey Farm. 1-3/11 condition, $650. 332-4154. NEED ONE girl for two-man 3-3/12 watches. Books, Works, Reverend PEOPLE WHO SEEK No matter how affluent apartment. Across from campus. APARTMENT: FOURTH Sidney Smith, 1844. Wreck of the PAM MAKE your IMPROVEMENT read stay in Olin - man ONE MAN needed to sub-lease the the 332-6156 5-3-13 short! We miss you purchaser may be, needed Spring and/or Summer. spring. 351-6843 after 5:00. 100 USED vacuum cleaners, tanks, Grosvenor, 1878. Poet Alfred Devonshire. "Services" ads in the Classified 126 1-3/11 the idea of getting good Orchard, apartment 8. 5-3-13 canisters and up-rights. $7.88 and Tennyson, 1869. Phone 489-7255. columns. Check nowl ONE GIRL, Spring term. $55. No 351-0894 or 351-6330. S-3/13 up. One year guarantee. DENNIS 3-3-11 buys for money spent lease. Luxury Apartment. FURNISHED FACULTY home DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 T ransportatlon has world-wide appeal. 351-3656. 3-3-11 WANTED: ONE girl. Spring term. available September for academic FREEPORT, BAHAMAS. two North Cedar, Opposite City Eden Roc, reduced rent 3 bedrooms, piano, studentour trips for sale, $175 year. many Market. C-3/12 RIDERS: FORT Lauderdale round TWO BEDROOM newly decorated, 351-9376. 3-3/13 each. 351-0956. 5-3-13 That's why so many people extras. Walk to stores and MSU. trip. $25; (12 days?). Call walking distance. $160. 485-9675 $200 plus utilities. 337-0796. KIRBY UP-RIGHT vacuum cleaner. 351-2081.5-3-13 read and use the Want Ads after 5 p.m. 5-3-13 OKEMOS, FURNISHED available 3-3-11 LACE BRIDAL gown. Size 5. Runs like $35. 482-2911. April 1. 1 bedroom, living room, new, Matching bridesmaids dresses. regularly...they have C-3/12 NEEDED: RIDE to Boston or Near. GRAD STUDENT to share dinette, kitchen, parking. All NEED 351-8070 after 5 p.m. 3-3-11 : IT'S a real thing. I'll like learned that this is where TWO people. Private peas Next week. Dave Johnston. 2-bedroom apartment. Spring and utilities. Single, $130. Double, bedroom. 413 Hillsdale. IBM EXECUTIVE Type B Electric 351-3397. 3-3/12 the good buys are found... summer. 351-3778. 3-3-11 $150. 351-6586. 3-3/13 372-6128. $35. Now. 3-3-11 Typewriter. Reconditioned Elite. DIAMOND DINNER Ring. 25 point, T.JV 1-3/11 °mS" day after day after day! center stone, 6 side stones. $230. $250. 355-7779 after 6 pm F YOU APPRECIATE ONE GIRL needed — sublease spring SHARE HOUSE with 3 guys. 3-3/13 Call after 6 p.m. 332-1116. 3-3-11 JIM, CONGRATSI You're in the $60 EFFICIENCY you'll like the way term. Cedar Street. 351-8529 plus part of utilities. Call Steve, Army now! Your Navigator, puppies and kittens sell fast with evenings. 3-3-11 372-4016. 5-3-13 AKAI 105D tape deck same / INFLATABLE PLASTIC furniture. Karen. 1-3/11 Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl CEDAR VILLAGE. Two Roberts 1735XD. Chairs, sofas, many colors, cheap. STATE NEWS man needs 351-1196. NEED ONE girl Spring t 3-3/13 Call 337-9215 JAN: THANKS for WANTED: GIRL for 2 girl one man for Spring and/or 5-3-13 noon - midnight. weekend. I the "late" Wanted CLASSIFIED apartment. Spring, Summer. Block Summer. Call ED 2-3708. 3-3/13 hope for many from campus. 337-0022. 4-3/13 _ MAGNAVOX PORTABLE stereo. Luv, "Creep." 1-3/11 BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for 355-8255 TWO MAN Also Stereo tape apartment available. player. 694-0215 all positive. A negative, B negative ONE MAN needed to sublease two Spring / Summer sublease. Grove after 6 p.m. 2-3/12 PINETREE, LET'S celebrate my and AB negative, $10.00. O man apartment. Spring term. 126 Street. 351-6838. 3-3/13 freedom. If you can separate negative, $12.00. Michigan Milford. Call 351-8638. 4-3/13 MEN 21 and over - Clean quiet EPIPHONE 12-string folk guitar. yourself from the forest, Akers Hall? S-3/13 Community Blood Center, 507% BEDROOM, STUDY rooms. Cooking and parking. Great condition. $110. 351-1197. I Close. Reasonable. 1-3/11 WE LIST pets to sell, buy, give away, East Grand River, East Lansing. Wanted 2 girls needed for 3 man, Burcham 487-5753, Stud. 351-2126 mornings. 9-3/13 Above the new Campus Book Woods, spring, summer. 351-1280. Store. Hours: 9 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. ART WORK of all types, painting TELEFUNKEN STEREO used. 5-3/12 SINGLE ROOM: Male BOXER, FEMALE, Brindle, AKC, 6 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. sculptures, prints, etc. F< student, Stereo AM/FM shortwave receiver linens, furnished, near months old, Housebroken. Call Tuesday and Thursday, 12 P.M. to information, 489-1223. 5-3/12 GRAD STUDENT. Walking distance campus. and matched speakers. Sony 626-6581.4-3/13 6:30 P.M. 337-7183. C 332-1682. 3-3/12 to campus. Efficiency apartment. Panasonic VM used stereo tape Furnished. $100 per month, recorders, $89.50 and up. 8 track REGISTERED AWAY FROM IT ALL HOMES are PLEASANT ROOM in East Lansing auto and THOROUGHBRED, JOANN TWO great terms. Memories! utilities paid. Phone 372-8876 or home stereo tape decks. ONE GIRL for 3-man, for lady, excellent English pleasure. 15.1 in the Classified Ads each own IV 9-7282. 3-3/13 no smoking, $10, $29.50 and up. Used 8 track Bye from MSU, No. 1 Rudy. day I month free. Call 2-5 332-1279. 3-3/12 stereo hands. Cyndy, 332-8661. X5-3/13 Check r SWAP SOMETHING YOU WANT tapes, $2.50 each. Cassette 1-3/13 355-3490. 3-3/13 stereo FOR SOMETHING YOU DON'TI NEEDED: ONE girl Spring. Reduced SINGLE tape deck and recorders for home MARRIED COUPLE It's easy with a Classified Ad. Dial MALE. Clean, quiet, no to babysit rates. Three and car, $29.50 and CEDAR GREENS -1 man needed for man. 351-0721. cooking, close to campus. 355-8255 nowl 3-3/13 cassette tapes, used $2.50 each. 2 man apartment. 351-1346. 351-0631.3-3/13 332-3468. 3-3-11 Auto and home 3-3/13 speakers, $1.00 WANT TO rent Minolta SRT 101 or GIRL SUBLET Summer, block from and up. TV sets, $10.00 and LOOK AHEAD TO SPRINGTIMEI GIRLS: CAMPUS near. Single room up. equivalent SLR for three weeks Berkey. Table model radios, $5.00 and Check the "Household Goods" in late August to early Air-conditioned. with cooking. All utilities paid. up. September. 351-6820. 3-3/13 Chemists test tube equipment today's Classified Ads. Call Olin, extension 243. 2-3/12 351-9504. 3-3/13 $125. Italian wall tapestries, $5.00 SUBLET 2 and up. WILCOX SECONDHAND SUBLET NEED one man for luxury bedroom unfurnished MEN: APARTMENT for one or two two man apartment spring term. Capitol with cooking. One block from STORE, 509 East Michigan, $55. University apartment, Villa. 351-8798 or Villa. Call 332-2203. 4-3/13 Berkey. 337-0132. 3-3/13 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. C ^ ifs ii a what'swnni a A , ^ 663-3089. S-3/13 hnK BED, $20, chairs $3, to $10. Sofa, NEED GIRL to sublet Spring term. $20, trunks, $10 to $20 • $50 a month. Call Kathy, LOVELY FURNISHED 2-plus Refrigerators $20, T.V. $35. RAYCRAFT 10x50, 2-bedi 337-0751.3-3/13 bedroom house near Frandor. 627-5454. 3-3/13 Buffet $20. Stop Out. BOB & carpeted living room. Partially Available March 22nd. $160 plus DAVE'S, 4216 South Cedar, furnished, awnings and URGENT. ONE or two girls. Spring. utilities. 351-5696. 3-3/13 MEN, SINGLE and/or double. Close, 393-6025. 3-3/13 windows included. Trailer Reduced. Air-conditioned. quiet, private entrance. 332-0939. 3-3/13 $2,300. 355-0164 EUROPE $199.00 round trip (jet). 351-7134.3-3/13 MAN NEEDED Spring term. Your GREAT books of the western world, - p.m. 5-3-13 Americans own bed(Oom. Big house two plus index for studying, bookcase. Booking fast. Call or write Itkin, for Democratic Action the MSU Soaring club will blocks from Union SINGLE. MALE student. Block 1509 Vassar Drive, Kalamazoo, Symposium, tonight, 7:30 p.m.. meeting, tonight, 7:30 on Evergreen. Days 482-1226, evenings, 8'x31' FURNISHED. Storage shed. p. $50 a month. 351-2481. 3-3/13 Union. Spring - $132. Cooking, Michigan49001. (616) 349-7011. Parlors B & C, Union, The topic. 393-1409. 3-3/13 $900.Phone evenings 351-3067 or parking. 332-3839. 3-3/13 Faculty Rights and Faculty Power. p.m. will be Ground School. 355-6858. 3-3/13 The speakers on this will be Prof. REDUCED: LUXURY 2-man, close, HOMINISED MALE NEEDED to ZENITH STEREO with FM radio. share two bedroom house. STUDENT MOTHER desires girl YOU START SOMETHING GREAT Albert Blum, Faculty Organizing Spring and/or Summer. 351-3806. $75, - Like new. Howard, 351-9514. HILLCREST Hubbard Hall presents a Dance - 1968, 12x44, 2 when you read the Classified Ads 3-3/13 utilities included. 371-1849. 3-3/13 Committee, Prof. John Masterson, Concei featuring BACKSTREET bedroom. $3000. Available May each day I J-3/13' " ' New University Conference, Prof, with ights by KALEIDOSCOPE, 1st. 641-4485. 3-3/13 APARTMENT SPRING across from Jack Stieber, American Associi 8:30 DIAMOND WEDDING Band: 6 p.m. campus. Girls $135 after 5 p.m. WANTED: ONE man for four man MEN'S SINGLE room - close marquis and 14 full cut diamonds. Service of University Professors. Admission $.50, HUBBARD HALL 351-7234. 3-3/13 house, own bedroom. 351-0884. MSU, parking, cooking, pri< Appraised value, $800. Call Lost & Found 3-3/13 entrance, available Spring te 372-9720 after 6 p.m. 3-3/13 DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, "Save up to 20% Sell your books ONE GIRL to share apartment with 332-8483. 2-3/12 LOST: BLACK and white male cat - formals. Experienced. Reasonable . . . declawed. For directly to students. All-U Book post graduate, 129 Gunson St. NEEDED - SPRING term - 1 or 2 ONE PORTABLE automatic washing reward, Call charge. Call 355-1040. 5-3-13 Exchange in Shaw Hall SLEEPING 332-5120. 2-3/11 Lower Phone 351-0186, after 6 p.m. girls. 3 blocks from ROOM. Spring tern machine. Like new. For further campus. Lounge begins Monday, March 30th. 3-3/13 337-0725. 3-3/13 information 351-7680. 3-3/13 3-3/13 P LOST: BOSTON Terrier / Collie pup. COi We will collect books Noon Tuesday to 6 MSU Promenaders present Square, SUBLEASE SUMMER Term, 2-man EAST LANSING near. Furnished one Black with white markings. Collar. p.m., through Friday of Folk and Round Dancing, 7:00 p.m.. BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN finals week bedroom. Carpeting, garage $125 351-3942. 3-3/13 And during Spring ONE mm . . . apartment. Cedar Greens. Pool. MAN: Extra large, cooking, SCENE with an exciting new job. Room 34, Women's I.M', tonight. term registration (March 30, 31). per month plus utilities. Phone 351-3837. 3-3/13 living privileges. Deposit. Check today's Classified Adsl JL summ Winter term we helped students 372-8876 or 489-7282. 4-3/13 Reasonable. 332-0318 after 6 p.m. Personal exchange $7,000 worth of books; Free air, free newspapers, free THREE BOYS for 4-man. $50 3-3/13 GIBSON FOLK - 6 guitar. Electrical Quality Offset Priming people, free women's liberation Maybe we can help YOU Spring includes everything. 332-3398. pickup, hard cover case. Excellent FFFLY ACAPULCO GO literature and free TRASH ut THE QUIET, . . WHILE YOU WAIT 6-3/13 CLEAN, close and Call 353-4095. 3-3-11 EXOTIC! Room, 3 meals daily, MAN AND NATURE BOOKSTORE. comfortable single room for man FURNISHED, 2 bedroom house for wanting ideal study conditions. SALE: CERTAIN floor demonstrator Jeep, tourist service, up to 12 days, $225. Leave when you want. SAVE $ 0L°w0Prjces Cash & Carry SAVE $ A special stage performance of "The Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday and !!! now open 12 2 grad students. Just outside East Approved University rules. No 351-5249. 32-3/13 models: JBL, Harmon, Kardon, Apple Pie and White Picket Fences to 6 p.m. on Saturday. MAN AND Lansing limits. $125 per month cooking. $10. Ready March 21. IBM Typing • Layout •Headlining Carnival Show" will be NATURE BOOKSTORE is located KLH, Fisher, Altec Lansing and presented plus utilities. Phone 332-4770. 428 Grove. 351-4266 or GIRL WANTED to share new Cedar others. HI-FI BUYS, 1101 East CALL FOR your tonight at 8:00 Wonders Kiva. The on the third floor of the Student 3-3/12 351-9023. 4-3/13 Village Apartment. Call 351-3080. Grand River Avenue, East 355-3359. UNION BUILDING production is presented by MSU Services Building. On Saturday tfie 3-3/13 Lansing. 4-3-12 BARBER SHOP. 3-3/13 Theater and TV majors. Free GIRL FOR 4-girl spacious house, ROOM FOR RENT in Owen Hall for SPECIAL OCCASION Cakes: the west side of the building. furnished, cheap, Cedar Village Spring. Call Tom, 353-6984 SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale. Weddings, showers, birthdays, etc. STUDIO, SINGLE luxury near ANYTIME. 3-3/12 area. Judi, 351-0851.3-3/12 Brand new portables - $49.95, Home baked expertly < campus. Sublet. $85. 351-5266 after 5:30 p.m. 3-3/13 $5.00 per month. Large selection Phone 882-3661. 0-3 THREE BEDROOM. SINGLE - CLOSE to Union. Limited of reconditioned used machines. room cooking. Serious student, HORSE SHOW, April 3 and 4, tickets contemporary, two blocks from no ONE GIRL spring term for four man Singers, Whites, Necchis, New sale Parisian Shoe Repair car. Summer rate now to fall. on in Livestock Pavilion, apartment 2 blocks from campus. Okemos Center. Completely Home & "Many Others." $19.95 furnished for 663-8418. 3-3/12 $1.50, $1.00, $2.00. 5-3-13 501 E. Grand River Reduced Rates. 351-2054. S-3/13 young family. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS Available April through August. SINGLE ROOM for lady in lovely DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. FREE - LIFE INSURANCE (Below Campus Drugs) DUPLEX APARTMENT. 2 I $265. 332-2189. 4-3/13 1115 North literature. Call licensed agent - home. North Harrison; parking, no Washington. and living room carpeted. Kitchen, 489-6448. C-3/12 STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. ( The only complete shoe bath and dining, garage. Utilities GROOVY FARMHOUSE - private. smoking. $55 per month. service in town. Offering 3 4/5 people. $150 plus. 337-2285 Available now. Call 351-8994. SKI IS - HEAD standard 6'8", boots FREE furnished. 489-0029 or 489-1277. A thrilling hour of minute heel service, complete 4-3/13 ... beauty. 3-3/13 mornings only. 8-3-11 8'/i poles. Used 4 times. 372-2146. For appointment call 484-4519. shoe dying, shines, and 4-3/13 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS SPARTAN HALL. Men and women. doctors perscriptions filled. STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. 351-9286. Leasing for Spring. BLANK 8 track cartridges and title TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student C-3/12 0-3-13 LICENSED CHILD care in labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, my units.. These spacious luxury apartments plugs and jacks galore. All at Spartan Village home. For are completely Peanuts Personal information call 355-9910.4-3/13 SINGLE ROOM. Male student. catalog prices. MAIN carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Spring term. 523 Charles Street. ELECTRONICS, 5558 South You 3-3-11 GRADY, DOUG and One Heck of a EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW ought to go to Hawaii, now, xohile Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, team - congrats on 5th Big Ten ABOUT CLASSIFIED ADS! They it's still there. win from your Mascots, Patti and UNFINISHED Furniture: Bar sell things fast. Dial 355-8255. garbage disposal and individual control - central air Karen. 1-3/11 stools, night stands, If your family won't send you just to goof around, conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 chest-of-drawers, bookcases, Typing Service For Sale prefinished picture frames, and lybe they'll send you for the University of Hawaii parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been more. PLYWOOD COMPLETE THESIS Service. Summer Session. SALES, 3121 GE REFRIGERATOR, $40. Men's South Discount Printing. IBM typing and Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, suits and sports coats size 38, FREE PARKING at rear of store, for publications. Across from campus, If you're 17 to 25, Adler University Study Tours xvill recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be mower, like new. $20. 351-2192. your convenience. OPTICAL CHICKEN MOTHER, corner MAC and Grand River, arrange 6 weeks in Hawaii for you. We handle everything 3-3/11 Happy below DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Style Shop. Call among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Avenue. 372-7409. C-3-13 Birthday from one who cares to COPYGRAPH except registration and classes (although ive'll advise one who cares. PW. 1-3/11 SERVICES, i 10 There units 337-1666. C you on those, if you wish) at a moderate price. are starting at $70/month per man. DUAL CHANGERS still in stock. AN AND Stu - Congratulations on WHY PAY more? Superior typing at MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day SKI-DOO OLYMPIC Super 370, Limited quantity, HI-FI BUYS, your engagement. Gail, Lesty, Send in the coupon, and we'll send you a free book, 1968. $600. 2711 Delta River 1101 East Grand River Avenue, sane prices. Phone 351-1765. Judy. 1-3/11 called "Whereis Hawaii". It's a beautiful book. except Sunday urive, 0-3/11 Lansing, We think you'll like it, and if after CHIEF GUNKY: You CAN r< TERM PAPERS, dissertations, reading it you PHONE: 332-6441 without holendragon! want to go, a You we'll handle the arrangements. THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE Round Trip reebezatzer must be broken. R.A 1-3/11 Experienced. Electri Call Karen, 882-2639. 0-3/ TYPING: Tl JetFare JOHNNY, PAPE R is done. Waiting t. share a Saturday night with you Marjo, P.R. friend. 3-3/13 Fast 10-3-13 ser :e. P Call 332-45^7. ®topckmgf)am to TYPING DONE typewriter deliver. 485-4736 or - Call at home will pick after 372-1529 5-3-13 - 11 electric up and am NA Mb, FREEPORT, BAHAMAS HAPPY BIRTHDAY C Emmert and 4620 S. Mogadon much happiness. Always, G. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. Julien. 1-3/11 ADDRESS. No job too large or too small. Friday May 20 - May 27 SUE Block off campus. 332-3255. C STATE ZIP WORSHAM, You're _ su pe r ca lif ragi I ist icexpial idociousl MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y CLIFF & PAULA HAUGHEY $75 Good luck on LOLLIPOPS AND roses to Wendy your tests. 1-3/11 Professional Thesis Preparation For Master's & Doctoral Candidates. Professional | SCHOOLr - Adler, Duncan fir Pierce Travel Associates . ACE Alco Management Company Steve Kaufman Bob Leider Dunbar, Pat Kernick, and Colleen Multilith Thesis Printing and Typing, Hard 414 Clement St., Suite 6, San Francisco 94118 353-7708 353-4047 Burcar, for a pagaent well j 387-1000 Binding. Free Brochure and produced. U.B. 1-3/11 Estimates. Call 337-1527. C 2 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan JIAMADY BROS "--""American dairy assoc. * " SALUTE TO AMERICA ADO A LITTLE GREEN TO YOUR HOME FOR SPRING 3' POTS ASSORTED VARIETIES GREEN PLANTS NO WHOLESALERS OR DEALERS PLEASE. WILSON CHERRY HILL 3~ $*|00 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ICE ASS'T. FLAVORS Vi GAL. CTN. CREAM KRAFT FRANKENMUTH -MEDIUMSHARP \ CHEESE b 89$ INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED SLICES Sliced American 12 Oz. 63* hygrade west virginia Sliced Pimento 12 Oz. 63* Semi Boneless Hamlb 1 Sliced Swiss 12 Oz. 63* full loin half Natural Swiss 8 Oz. 63* CRACKER BARREL CHEESE STICKS Pork Loin Kraft Mello Kraft Sharp 10 Oz. 67* 10 Oz. 73* whole Kraft Extra Sharp 10 Oz. 79* Pork Loin Midget Longhorn Cheese 1 Lb. Horn 97* boneless, lean ^ ^ / Cubed Pork Steak Le 89 velveeta plain stuffed with pepperidge farm dressing a^nq Cheese Food A 99° Pork Chops «I09 velveeta pimento boneless rolled Cheese Food boBx 99 Pork Roast parkay -m off label sliced boneless Smoked Ham Soft Margarinr •3? kraft m n best duality Sliced Beef Liver Choc. Malted !ilk,l°49 kraft m oven ready, young, | tender - 12 lbs. or over Plain Malted Milk ,3r 4.J Turkeys Mcdonald dairy michigan grade 1 Polish Sausage Half & Half & 39' wilson dairy peeled and deveined fresh ^ gal "70 Frozen Shrimp Lo Cal Milk ctn. / jj Pieces *^/ wilson dairy « gorton portion pak 2FO»7Q Breaded Ocean Perch ™ I09 LoCal Choco Milk !4 GAL. CTN # O gorton portion pak wilson dairy - l0 fat Breaded Cod gorton portion pak 2 Cottage Cheese 'cTN3: 27 land 0' lakes $113 Breaded Haddock Shrimp Chow Mein 3502 '159 TREESWEET FROZEN Butter lb 79 CALIFORNIA^ ORANGE wilson dairy D Lo Fat Milk 2-79° I JUICE garden bowl frozen IQF Strawberries 4 0z. poly pqc IJ O bag u.s.#i Pineapples 3...S1M salad size Tomatoes ?. 55' pkg. kraft ) _ kraft lo cal red ripe cut or whole Noodles Romanoff ass t. flavors no deposit 4 3 'Chef £Style ' Dressing Hi 37c Watermelons -Iff kraft lo cal LAVORIS 12* OFF LABEL michigan grown Faygo Beverages bptt, \£ French Dressing k 37° Parsnips Si.'45' franco american 15'/. oz MOUTHWASH Spaghetti wt. kraftpourable U GreenOnionDressingBTL gqz 41 K.B"TDINNEn v/t oz H QC can 1 PT. Macaroni & Cheese p« lo rm 0* coupon FREEZE DRIED COFFEE maxim j iI 7* coupon WAXED PAPER waxtex 4 OZ. BTL. 89° STORE HOURS MON.-SAT: 9 A.M.-10 P.M. SUN: 10 A.M.-6 P.M. With Coupon $119 '•effective through mar. 14*1970 Without Coupon $1. I I With Coupon 17« PRICES EFFECTIVE 930 WEST HOLMES AT LOGAN 5210 WEST SAGINAW HIGHWAY AT LANSING MALL ELMWOOD 1 ONLY at —_amaijy ham/tdy BRO^ ^^effective through mar. 14,1970 RRnc FPPcrTiwt.i, u...r, Without Coupon 24*. I. - WEfl.. MAR-11,1970 through SAT.. MAR. 14,1970 1982 WEST GRAND RIVER MERIDIAN MALL only at hamady bros.J -