The greatest Tuesday . homage we can pay to MICHIGAN Sunny STATE NEWS . truth i» to use it. - Ralph Waldo Emerson STATE 50. . . . and Cooler warmer. in High around the evening. UNIVERSITY Wednesday's outlook fair. il. 62 Number 159 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 7, 1970 Senate rejects recommittal on Carswell nomination WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate gave delay on confirmation would not change opposed recommittal may motion — Sen. J. W. President Nixon the outcome. oppose Fulbright of Arkansas a surprisingly easy — but confirmation also. And some supporting — is expected to support confirmation. But possibly temporary — victory Monday, However, Mansfield withdrew his motion recommittal may vote for confirmation. the other Southerners to vote for refusing to send the Supreme Court after objections from a Three leading supporter senators who voted against recommittal — Sen. William Spong of nomination of G. Harrold Carswell back to of the nomination and from an recommittal have announced opponent. they will Virginia — announced after the Monday the Judiciary Committee. Thirty three Republicans joined with 19 oppose confirmation. They are vote that he will oppose confirmation. The vote was 52 to 44 to reject a Democrats to defeat the recommittal. But Republicans Robert Packwood of Oregon, While this all represents an apparent net recommittal motion that would have eight Republicans went against their Hiram Fong of Hawaii and Thomas J. gain for the opponents, the answer on spelled all but certain death for Nixon's President in the effort to scuttle the Dodd, Connecticut Democrat. Wednesday remains in the hands of about a second straight high court nomination. nomination. However, one of the only two dozen senators, mainly Republicans, who But appointment of the 50 - year - old Hiey were Sens. Winston L. Prouty of Southerners to support the recommittal have not disclosed their plans. appeals court judge, accused by his critics Vermont; Edward W. Brooke of of racism and mediocrity, still faces its Massachusetts, the only Negro senator; ultimate test Wednesday when Oifford P. Case of New Jersey; Charles E. confirmation to Goodell and Jacob K. Javits of New comes a straight up - or - York; down vote. Although the eight - vote margin of victory was seen as an indication Carswell will be confirmed, some switches both Mark 0. Hatfield, Mathias, Maryland and Oregon; Charles McC. Schweiker, Pennsylvania. Richard Of the nine senators listed in the S. latest Judge defines jury role in Kopechne probe ways were expected and his opponents Associated Press poll as undecided on refused to abandon the fight. recommittal, five voted against the motion "There may be some small or moderate and four for it. slippage," Senate Republican Leader Hugh Despite the administration triumph Scott of Pennsylvania told newsmen. But Monday, there remained some doubt about unless last fall's Supreme Judicial Court he said he is confident of confirmation. EDGARTOWN, Mass. (AP) - Judge Wednesday's vote because some who Wilfred J. Paquet laid down stern rules and ruling is amended. That ruling ordered the "It looks to me like it's leaning toward tight restrictions Monday as the Dukes papers impounded and restricted Carswell," said Majority Leader Mike County grand jury opened a special session inspection of them to the attorney general, Mansfield of Montana who voted for to investigate the death of the district atttomey and recommittal. "I imagine the vote on Mary Jo lawyers for Kopechne. persons who were witnesses at the inquest. recommittal will be a precursor as to what will happen Wednesday." With the probable outcome increasingly Council She drowned last July 18 when a car driven by Sen. Edward M. off the side of a narrow Kennedy went Judge Paquet researched the powers and duties of grand juries before delivering his bridge into a tidal long dissertation to this session. He apparent before the recommittal roll call pool apparently shut the door on any possible Chappaquiddick Island. Pinch began, the only moment of drama came on David Eisenhower, President Nixon's son - in - law, tosses out the p minutes after it ended. Mansfield suggest the Senate abandon an earlier rose to with righ Judge Paquet stressed to the grand jurors that the investigation be kept secret, "not proceedings were to appeal by the grand jury from rulings which he might make during this A grand jury, he said, "is an sitting. just for today but appendage traditional first ball at the American League opener in Washington agreement and vote the nomination up or forever." He told the 20 members that of the court," and "control of the down at 3 p.m. and "get on with the grand their function is to be "both a sword and a Monday between the Washington Senators and the Detroit Tigers. Julie ^lixon Eisenhower watches at left and Senators owner Robert Short is business of the Senate." Mansfield argued that the recommittal participation shield." He said that as a sword the grand jury jury by the judge is complete." The grand jury is limited, he hearing evidence on matters presented to it stated, to it right. motion had been defeated AP Wirephoto by a rather The Academic Council will meet at 3:15 can indict for a crime, but that as a shield by the court or the prosecutor; to matters substantial margin and that the two - day its p.m. today in the Con Con Room of the duty also was to protect from brought to its attention in the course of International Center to continue its study persecution. He told the grand jury that it hearing evidence in some other case; to of the McKee has a duty "not to indict because of considering indictments for crimes which Report on Student public uatemala cont Participation In Academic'Government. During four sessions of the council last month, the body approved most of the McKee Report, but tabled nine of the 33 clamor." Judge Paquet also issued that he would deal violators of rules barring a public warning summarily with any recording devices might develop from hearing testimony, such as perjury before the grand jury and to matters brought to the attention of the jurors by one of their associates who may recommendations included in the report of any description in the have personal knowledge of a crime. courtoom, in ambassador's killers after dispute among council members the grand jury room or corridors near The grand jury went into session with 10 >r Of primary interest to students is the them. And he told the jurors he would also deal strictly with anybody who tried to men and 10 women membership of 23. One present out of the full of the others was report from the Ad Hoc Committee on influence them. reported out of the country and two were In advance of the excused. The grand jury quorum is |JATEMALA ' "s (AP) — Guatemala Some of the indignation came from But Guatemalan President Julio Cesar Minority Students' Participation in the session, the jury foreman - Leslie H. Leland - said some that number of votes is 12, and search Monday for the slayers of Latin-American diplomats who had been Academic Council. required to return Mendez Montenegro had said it would be |ipped West Garman Ambassador The council is scheduled to receive the members of the grand jury wanted to an indictment. saying privately that the only way to end unconstitutional to release the prisoners Karl von Spreti, whose murder the abduction of diplomats in Latin committee's report at today's meeting. inspect the records of the secret inquest fcred expressions of anger and shock sought by the FAR, because they had held last America was for governments involved to The ad hoc committee, headed by January in the Kennedy accident. I many parts of the world. already been tried and sentenced. Those stand fast against the kidnappers' demands. Mendez Montenegro gave orders that von Hideya Kumata, professor of records, the transcript of |ting under a state of siege which Spreti be accorded state honors and his communications, was established by the testimony and the inquest report of District Court Judge James A. Boyle, are U.S. camp ends many of Guatemala's West German Chancellor Willy Brandt council March 10 to investigate the casket by put on view in the National litutional guarantees, army patrols noted that his government had offered to problems of minority seating on the impounded in Suffolk Superior Court in Palace. He ordered three days of national Boston where Judge Paquet i through the capital making house - pay the ransom for von Spreti, "but mourning. council. normally sits. ouse i searches for the killers. Spreti, 63, was found shot in the unfortunately all this was to no avail." A coroner's report said the diplomat Although the McKee Report deals with student participation in academic In Boston last week, would not give the Paquet said he papers to the grand jury near Laos I Sunday night after the government "The Guatemalan government has shown apparently died instantly from a bullet government, student interest has dwindled itself unable to fd demands of the Rebel Armed behind the right Von Spreti was from nearly 300 students at the March 3 still ear. r rs for release and of $700,000 in 22 jailed ransom poured forth from West Germany FAR money, diplomatic representatives the necessary security. Thereby a problem has been created which concerns the civilized holding his eye indicating to the glasses in one hand, coroner taken unaware by the fatal shot. that he was meeting to a mere handful at the March 12 council meeting. Student representatives to the council Drops and adds Today is the last day for drops, adds or besieged SAIGON (AP) — North Vietnamese world," said Brandt who is in El Paso, section changes. Change cards may be |i had demanded that Guatemala meet Von Spreti's body will be flown home urge students to take a greater interest in picked up at students' Departmental troops, entrenched as close as 30 yards, m. Bonn had even offered to Tex., to visit German troops in training at the cooncil's work by attending the kept a U.S. - commanded Special Forces put Ft. Bliss. offices. s $700,000 to win freedom for the (please turn to back page) council's session today. camp hear the Laotian border under siege ■nvoy. for a sixth day Monday and shot down 1 West German government said it was Representatives of the International Red another American supply plane. New ■ng home all its diplomatic personnel Cross, the papal nuncio in Guatemala, several members of the diplomatic fighting broke out in the central highlands ntemala. corps and coastal plains. ■temala remained in the state of and a special envoy from the West German It was the third such plane shot down seige government had tried to convince the Thursday after the government since the North Vietnameese surrounded laid it would not meet the FAR's Guatemalan government to deal with the the camp at Dak Seang last Wednesday. Ids. kidnappers. Nine crewmen were killed in all. The others were downed Thursday and Saturday. Three U.S. helicopters also have been brought down by enemy guns. The camp's defenders clashed three times igisloture t with the enemy outside the perimeter Sunday and Monday They claimed they . killed 78 enemy soldiers. The defenders reported losing seven men killed and 35 :hoo By SHARON TEMPLETON I tax p wounded. They also said South Vietnamese rangers and mobile strike force units have moved into the region in the past few the income tax be raised to 3.5 per cent. days as State News Staff Writer reinforcements. The Senate approved his request last One source said the allies were session. However, the House defeated it bracing ■ision of school tax for a possible enemy measures will be and substituted the Spencer proposals. attempt to overrun the camp. priority item on the agenda of the Included in the Spencer substitute is the Kan Legislature which reconvenes | at 2 p.m. proposal that local school districts be With the enemy guns concentrated on allowed to levy an income tax of '/a per Dak Seang's airstrip, air _ House of Representatives will be cent up to 2 per cent. This would be in drops are the only Jntrating its efforts upon the Spencer addition to the national, state and city way of resupplying the base. |tute to Senate Bill 1084 which was taxes now paid by Michigan residents. But the drop zone is small, and fighter - by the House during the last bombers were destroying all supplies Rep. William A. Ryan, D-Detroit and landing outside the camp's small perimeter fcte Bill 1084, now back in the Senate Speaker of the House, said Monday that to keep them from the enemy hands. Von and Veterans' Affairs response from state education officials Other fighting ranged from near the Committee, indicates support for the Spencer Cambodian pl'y called for a repeal of the substitute, but that local officials are not border 42 miles west "y tax credit provided in the 1967 northwest of Saigon, where government Kan Income Tax Bill which well informed enough to form an opinion. - forces reported killing 62 enemy, to within allows ■tions from income tax based "For the next two weeks we will be four miles of the demilitarized zone. upon meeting with school people on the local In the central highlands, enemy soldiers pnership 1 Spencer of property. level to give them an explanation of the bill substitute, sponsored by penetrated Camp Radcliff, a U.S. base near and, hopefully, gain their support for the An Khe in Binh Binh Province and blew up Jjtoy Ppiete L. Spencer, R—Attica, proposes Spencer legislation," Ryan said. several helicopters. repeal of the property tax in He added that it will probably be another jL Rising the personal income tax rate per cent to 4 two weeks before the measure is actually More than 260 North Vietnamese and per cent to finance debated on the floor of the House. Viet Icnigan Educational Reform bills now Cong were reported killed throughout late committees. I Spencer substitute also earmarks 1V4 Also on the House agenda will be consideration of the School Reorganization Gunnery at new high the country since Sunday, raising to nearly 1,300 the number of enemy claimed slain Bill, several educational reform bills and Kneeling on a cliff, two U.S. Marines fire a machine gun downhill from an outpost overlooking Highway One, since the enemy upsurge began. |nt of the tax hike to be used for the House Bill 3055 which places strict between Da Nang and Hue, in South Vietnam. The Leathernecks are shown at Hai Van More than 100 Americans have been Jion tax account. Pass, north of Da Nang. killed and South Vietnamese deaths • Milliken originally (please turn to back page) In the background is the coastline. requested that AP Wirephoto numbered over 400. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Labor Committee Kirk faces on schoolacfionl approves WASHINGTON (AP) - Tht Sheet Metal Workers. rails bill He said he understands Senate will act first and the the BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) — A federal judge has ordered Gov. Claude Kirk to appear in court government will carrying out integration order by coo| th< sonfe'l Senate Labor Committee Committee members said they House then will consider the to show cause why he should U-5*- marshals or starting a"* approved unanimously today a were voting for am imposed legislation before the strike not be held in contempt for -cause legal proceeding, bill proposed by President Nixon solution reluctantly but with the deadline. personally taking command of to avert a nationwide railroad feeling they had no alternative, Manatee County's public school strike now threatened for Sen. Ralph Yarborough, The December agreement provides for retroactive and system and forbidding teachers Meanwhile, Kirk said he acting in behalf of the 17J J Saturday. D-Tex., the committee prospective pay increases of 68 and pupils to comply with public school children 1 The measure would impose on chairman, said the measure cents an hour for the 47,000 desegregation orders. Manatee County, a Gulf the four shopcraft unions would be handled on the floor railroad shopcraft employes U.S. District Judge Ben county on the lower pi o, involved in the dispute and the by Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., represented by the four unions. Krentzman, said Monday that peninusula. Classes industry a settlement reached by senior Republican on the panel, Kirk and "other persons in negotiators last December. who introduced it for the It also makes controversial changes in work rules insisted active concert with him" have reported 90 per cent filled classrooms J orderly. The agreement was accepted administration, upon by the carriers. failed or refused to resume full by members of three of the Javits said he hopes the Senate Yarborough emphasized that operation of the Manatee school "Hie only man . .. in deflJJ unions but rejected bv members can take it up and pass it his committee, in approving the system in conformity with that of the system of justice isjT of the fourth and smallest - the Wendesday. order." Ben Krentzman," Kirk bill, was not taking any stand on • a proper division of work Kirk was ordered to appear in "Judge Krentzman Sho GRANDMA'S between the employes. He also pointed out that the Krentzman's court in Tampa Tuesday at 3 p.m. — three hours remember educate children we are tryi«.| and not tn| agreement expires Dec. 31, after Kirk was to address the to prove pur power. 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Harrison Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 7, 1970 3 TOWARD S. VIET BORDER NEWS TRY A summary Cambodia moves on V.C. A capsule summary of the day's events from our wire services. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Highway 1. dispatched a large force of civilains were killed. airborne troops, artillery and Military sources said in effect declared it a "shirt (AP) — The Cambodian army two Cambodian soldiers and six sleeve government." Matak ordered civil servants to be polite to their seniors and Cambodian peasants who make up 80 per cent of the 6.5 million population. LITTLE BIT The informants said the demanded an In New York, U.N. Secretary airmored cars toward the South immediate end to - OF DIVERSITY General U Thant turned down a Vietnamese border Monday to Cambodians will try to push the bribe taking. - head off Viet Cong who crossed Met Cong back into South demand from Sihanouk that the At the same time, he declared U.N. secretariat continue to into Cambodia at a Vietnam from Cambodian point 35 suis and ties are no longer recognize him as chief of state. "It looks to me like it (the miles west of Saigon, military territory called the "Parrot's Beak" because it juts required by civil servants, and informants reported. into instead recommended that A U.N. statement said that Senate) is leaning toward Carswell. The size of the Viet Cong South Vietnam. they TONIGHT wear short - sleeved plain shirts unless there is a contrary I imagine the vote on recommittal force was not known. It was In another development two or khaki dress. decision from some other U.N. will be a precursor as to what will said to have entered Cambodia Japanese television newsmen and body the secretariat would deal J happen Wednesday." —Senate Majority Leader at Vavet, 90 miles southeast of Phnom Penh. two Cambodians with them in a with Cambodia new government and with Khim Tit, successor to car were kidnapped by the Met Mike Mansfield seen The Cambodian troops were Cong while on a government • moving out of Svay Roeng sponsored press trip to preparation for •liberty" on a Saturday, "march for a day on Huot Sambath as head of with fraternity Chiphou Cambodia's U.N. mission. eastward along Highway 1 Monday. The kidnappings took which some believe the toward Bavet, 25 miles Sva Rieng is 65 miles southeast away. place 3V4 miles from Chiphou. The car was found burned later. government Cambodia a will proclaim republic. It has been open rush of the Cambodian a monarchy for about 1,500 capital. RUSH international News The Cambodian dispatch of the force followed a In Phnom Penh, Deputy Premier Sirik Matak put into years. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the PHI TAU's starting at 7 pm Viet Cong attack this past effect new orders to tighten 332-3577 (No formal attire allowed) deposed chief of state, is weekend on a military outpost discipline in the government and clash between police and thousands of believed to have a strong hold on near Chiphou, CALL THESE HOUSES FOR RIDES midway between Iionstrators in New Delhi, including opposition Bavet and Svay Rieng, on of Parliament, nearly led to the fall of Prime Any i lister Indira Gandhi's government Monday, lut the ruling Congress party, mustering all the votes Census executive ALPHA GAMMA PHI KAPPA RHO THETA lould, survived its closest and most ciritical test of fjnrl 'flrtritare' that Ingth since Mrs. Gandhi took office four years ago. the move to oust Mrs. Gandhi came in the form of a u ' 'UUIGIS Squads of census takers half of 432 Evergreen 332-0834 215 Evergreen 351-9601 ltion to censure the government's role in stopping the invaded jails, missions, all-night |ch on Parlimament. theatres, city parks and any place where "floaters" might be is done after ALPHA KAPPA PHI KAPPA found Monday night to make PSI TAU Jgyptian commandos thrust 37 miles into Sinai, sure all the residents in the 123 Louis 125 N. Hagadom licked an Israeli military concentration with rockets The ability to get along in returned safely, the Egyptian military command Lansing area were the 1970 census. counted for a social setting is 332-5040 332-3577 med Monday. "In the last census, 5 million people missed and we are the key to advancement in business today. ALPHA PHI jhis was the first announcement of an Egyptian were hoping to avoid this," Jeanette TAU SIGMA Jimando offensive since mid - March. St. Clair, district manger of the OMEGA KAPPA Census Bureau, said. The student who spent his weekends in his 451 Evergreen 207 Bogue National News Mrs. St. Clair said that this 332-0846 year census takers have made an its regular Monday action of handing down effort to get to the people without permanent residences as room during college is at a real disadvantage BETA PI Jisions, the Supreme Court authorized the states to well as those who are traveling. THETA KAPPA ■ limits on the amount of welfare assistance that one Anyone who did not return his when he gets out into the real world. That's PI PHI July may receive. census by the form will be contracted census bureau. 1148 E. Grand River 121 Whitehills But the Court said it can do nothing if the limits are 351-3921 337-9734 Under the census law, 1 moral or humane. everyone is required to answer why social life is such an integral part of Imong other decisions was one that upheld police official cencus questions. DELTA PSI Tver to arrest street speakers who arouse a crowd to Persons who do not have a fixed CHI UPSILON |tility. address are included in the fraternity life. The Greek system is producing 101 Woodmere population of the place where 332-0866 Sam Shepard, they are enumerated. . former Cleveland osteopath who men who know how to handle themselves convicted of killing his first wife and later luitted, died at his home in Columbus,Ohio, Monday, around people. Why not get the jump DELTA SIGMA ■is third wife said she had no idea as to the cause of on the SIGMA ALPHA ■th. "He had the flu for several days and it was PHI EPSILON farently more than the flu but we didn't know crowd ? 131 Bogue e he wouldn't let us call a doctor," she said. 337-9091 life Magazine says that reputed Mafia figure Carlos DELTA SIGMA |cello controls Louisiana in a manner "more the exkursions now rant" than he did in 1967 when Gov. John McKeith mised a cleanup after release of a previous Life and john guest Spring 970 Rush 7 SIGMA PI ALPHA MU Icle. APRIL 9 -11 217 River Street 332-2591 |ublic officials who could be reached in connection i the article described the report as "hogwash" and DELTA SIGMA »oey." TAU CHI Rife charged that Marcello controls many state Icials through favors promised him. Before you pack away DELTA 330 N. Harrison 337-1721 DELTA SIGMA Ii suit charging the National Archives in Washington suppressing documents concerning an alleged plot your winter clothes, UPSILON NU 601 Abbott 332-2501 fcssassinate President John F. Kennedy was filed Id ay in U.S. District Court in Chicago, liis is the first legal challenge to the Archives' 75 I protection of the Warren Commission's records, clean them for only FARM HOUSE SIGMA PHI pe suit says that the conspiracy, which allegedly I 151 Bogue EPSILON Kennedy in Dallas, had originally planned to kill 332-8635 in Chicago, and demands the Warren bred void. Report be 450 per pound KAPPA TAU SIGMA DELTA PHI Michigan News f keting Detroit parents, angered by a proposal to drop off dry cleaning krate Detroit high schools, cut down attendance at LAMBDA THETA ■west side schools - sharply today, ply about a third of the 1,400 students at Murphy 450 per pound CHI ALPHA CHI 453 Abbott Tor High showed up for classes as 100 parents with 128 Haslet t 332-3581 J■students marchedataround Hubert the building. Only a fourth of the 332-0841 Tesult of Elementary School went to class 1 Skirt 45< picketing. PHI THETA DELTA DELTA 1 Sweater 45C THETA CHI pee members of the State Board of Education have 139 Bailey 1 named to a special committee to clarify the legal 1 Pair of Slacks 45< 332-2563 ■onship of the Michigan High School Athletic Tiation (MHSAA) to state PHI government, THETA h school and junior high school athletic programs GAMMA XI under the jurisdiction of the State Board of DELTA Ption, but are administered by the MHSAA. We love active people . . . active people love us! fetary of State James M. Hare said Monday his 3 Great Locations For Your Convenience PHI TRIANGLE ftment has brought in "hundreds of thousands of KAPPA 1-213 Ann Street P" over the years PSI by selling motor vehicle t - Corner of Harrison & Wilson Road Ration lists. 3 - NorthwinH Dr. Facing Yankee Stadium Plaia 522 Abbott said bills 332-5039 recently introduced in the legislature I at stopping these sales "has created the erroneous Jssion that the peal practice in department has been guilty of an PHI ZETA selling thses lists." KAPPA BETA I far as I am concerned, if the legislature wishes to SIGMA TAll |>it such sale, I have no feeling either way," Hare Join Those Who Expert More And Save 236 N. Harrison 337-1611 MICHIGAN OUR READERS' MIND STATE HIWS UNIVERSITY JAMES R. CRATE editor-in-chief ROTC editorial lacks rationale the ROTC programs before you To the Editor: it improper to expel ROTC entirely. It begin to realize how well the ROTC How, as editors of one of the most appears to me that you yourselves don't programs fit into the university scheme. condemning them and demanding c JOSEPH M. BYRD withdrawal because they are outstanding collegiate newspapers, could have any similar definitions for free dorr, How many of your professors stress infringing acting advertising manager creativity and original ideas to such a your "freedom." It has been quite a you endorse the editorial of April 1 as you just misconstrue your wording and try to make things appear to others in the way degree that the major part of your grade is years since any form of military train! being anywhere indicative of your has been required here at MSU so no NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor supposed "literary journalistic" talents. that you visualize them. based on your own personal output? one GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor You state in the early part of the editorial It is a definite pity that as the heads of Within the past two years the ROTC forcing anyone to participate, vm. shouldn't those of us who are KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor that ROTC does not fit Into the university the State News you haven't found it programs have undergone such a revamping allowed the freedom to have these Interested JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor as being "an apolitical body for free relevant to observe for yourselves what is here at MSU that I dare say couldn't be coi JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor matched by the progress made in most available along with our other profess1 thought and discussion," but yet at the end actually taught and practiced within ROTC fields of study of the article you state that the basis of a programs. Maybe if you actually had the other departments in the last five years. such as journalism. Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award "free and democratic society" would make courage to search out the facts you might I would certainly hope that In the future Jay D. Sherw- for outstanding journalism. you as editors and other students would Breckenridge se see fit to actually observe or participate in EDITORIALS Comp test fees unfair To the Editor: mention another attempt to Since Nat Sci isn't my bag, took the individual creativity and initiative. Repression waiver test this past Monday, and returned to S. Kedzie to receive the results. As I was leaving, a young man gave me what I surmised to be the usual blurb aginst the John B. Bax Okemos ju- "establishment"—whatever that means. But, A sad turnout I did read the page, and was quite surprised of campus to find out that what he alleged was in fact true. Call the Office of Student Affairs In Bessey, and my questions were answered To the Editor: In remembrance of the death and life the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, w jt" as If from God: If you take, and pass the "There's Michigan State University presented something happening broken windows; in fact they can get comp in a course, you would be billed for memorial program today, Friday, April, here; what it is ain't exactly clear." more upset about a few windows the going rate, depending on whether you Speaking at that program were MSU' were a resident of this glorious state or-not. - Stephen Stills. than about pollution, racism or war. president, Dr. Clifton Wharton, the onh Olds Hall has been hit twice within If vandalism continues on campus, Many expletives come to mind . . . but black president of a major U.S. not of them seem appropriate. To have to university two weeks. Ditto Erickson Hall. and Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, a work things will happen. The heat will be pay the same as someone who takes up renowned black leader who was Dr. Check the Ad Building some day; a turned on. King' space in a classroom, using lab facilities, mentor and one of his closest friends. couple of windows are not the same. The leftist movement will be being taught by professors (both real and Attending that program at ML., . Bus drivers go down Hagadorn discredited because of the slogans imagined), while I do my own teaching, university with one of the largei Instead of going in front of Hubbard. that are always spray painted at the learning, and outlining seems ludicrous. I enrollments In the U.S. and the largei The reason - someone was shooting scene of the crime. These slogans will study, pass, and get hit In the nose for the black enrollment of any non ■ urban full price of the course. As a married Vet, I at a bus from East Akers one day university, were at most 400 studenu give people cause to think that such find It hard enough to support myself and faculty and friends, less than 1% of thi with an air rifle. In addition actions are representative of all my wife w/both working without having to available population. What a turnout to Jacobson's lost their windows Feb. leftist students. Many people would fork over more dollars for facilities I honor one of the greatest Individual! o! 19. What in the hell is coming off? like to think that anyway; vandalism haven't used. this or any other century. It would seem far more "fair" to charge, With such magnificent apathy MSU wll We have no idea. Maybe just a only supports their arguments. say $6 for the use of the classroom, the never fulfill Dr. Wharton'i call that "the bunch of high school types are Chances are that all of the events proctor (although one would wonder why university must become an active getting their cheap thrills. But most of the past term are unconnected. someone doing his own thing w/indlvldual participant In the transformation ol high school kids do not write "Viva Chances are that these actions are Initiative would cheat), and the all • rttlety." Thousands for "the Association, la raza" and "Smash racist U," four simply a result of a few warped knowing computer. I, for one, couldn't 400 for Dr. King. afford to pav the extra amount, and as a Sad times ahead for militant non-vlolenci letter words are more like their bag. minds out for kicks. The actions of a result probably wouldn't take the comps If It is possible that the great and few are, however, giving the whole "Imagine sitting on that airplane for two days and revolutionary humanism. the present policy continued. That policy Thomas L. Clark glorious revolution against the place a bad name. seems to me to be self * defeating, not to E. Lansing graduate student ubiquitous establishment has opened All we can say is that we hope we up on tt new front, trashing. have seen the last of vandalism on Of course the same old arguments campus. We realize that some POINT OF VIEW can be repeated. Vandalism serves no vandalism will occur in isolated purpose; it imposes on the rights of instances, but we have had a bit ... --t flfttWt' ... _ others; et al ad nauseum. much lately, Wfr do not know why But actually vandalism accomplish something. It will bring repression from the authorities and will vandalism has become so "popular"; we only know that everybody on campus will be a lot better off if it SN ROTC editorial misinformed will in general discredit the student would cease. must be revised. In a society which is leftist movement as a whole. People EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Third, the writer makes blatant and editorialist's) I have found AFR01 "Point of View" was written by Chuck dependent on experts, skilled technicians, unsupported assertions. He tells us that "it Instructors as competent as mai can get mighty upset about a few — The Editors research and other products of an academic seems evident that most students at most university professors, certainly Humphreys, Marshall,Missouri senior mo community, the university cannot be an universities resent its [ROTC's] presence stimulating in many cases and often and senior AFROTC cadet. The article mo "apolitical body," even if it wanted to. and desire some sort of change in the openmlnded. And I have taken courses Id concerns a recent SN editorial on Merely emphasizing one theory of present system." But he does not tell us the university ROTC. academically inferior 'When l .. economics, politics or social science rather why it seems evident. Perhaps he should those In Aerospace Studies. Should the we than another (which is usually the case note that a number of schools are waiting departments offering these courses lose with professors or even departments) will to institute an ROTC program. Perhaps he their The writer of the editorial entitled "academic and credit granting create a person with a certain kind of should conduct a poll of MSU students and power?" If we believe the editorial, they "Proper place of ROTC needs to be political views. In this sense, Air Force not rely on his intuitive estimates, which should. re-defined" (printed on April Fools' Day) ROTC is no different than any other do not appear particularly shrewd. He tells reveals a skill in using platitudes and department espousing a certain body of Judge J.J. H us that "much course material that is Thus, I conclude that the conclusion o! hyperbole that is admirable. His respect for knowledge. presented is clearly of an inferior order to the editors of the State News that "thii fact and rational, critical thinking is The writer's that given by other departments at program [ROTC] is in clear violation ol conspicuous bv its absence. argumentation is the undermined by his use of a nonsequitur. comparable levels." Clearly, it is not unfair precepts of free education and First, the writer falls to make a to ask for specific examples of courses and academic freedom" is unrelated to precise In what the United States self - proclaimed, biases. Appeals to "the current precepts of distinction between ROTC programs. departments. Undoubtedly his statement definitions, rational derivation, or observed However, we are not dealing with a academic freedom," besides being Attorney's Office of Chicago Perhaps "military science" courses do may be valid when the proper comparisons fact. Perhaps a case can be made to described as the normal "random judge who emulates the "logical contain propaganda. Perhaps not. However, ambiguous, certainly do not lead directly to his conclusion. Indeed, they could lead are made. But this kind of charge could be denying a body of knowledge the right ol selection" of assignments, Judge thinker" and hence the American my experience of four years in Aerospace to the opposite conclusion. Academic leveled against any department or course. academic review in a university. And public must passively accept Judge Studies (Air Force ROTC) enables me to perhaps that case can be applied to Alt Julius J. Hoffman has been given the freedom is the right to study and explore make the observation that only one credit In my experience with AFROTC (which Force ROTC. Perhaps. But we may never opportunity to preside over the Hoffman's inevitable decision to and even teach any subject matter. To (in the freshman year) out of twenty - four seems a bit more extensive than the find out by reading State News editorials. remain on the case. remove credit from Air Force ROTC is to upcoming trial of 12 members of the contained any real propaganda, and that Weatherman faction of Students for was not effectively presented. Last year (as say that this body of knowledge is less This is indeed desirable than some others. Yet, such a a Democratic Society (SDS). an unfortunate a junior) we questioned U.S. military statement involves the issue of content, The Weathermen are charged with occurrence test on the for those who desire a constitutionality of the policies and strategies in debates and seminars and often found them seriously which places the discussion on different grounds. AFROTC does not teach students More languages needed anti-riot law by the Supreme Court; deficient. Yet our instructor made little how to fight or kill persons any more than the same offense that brought effort to defend them beyond explanation EDITOR'S NOTE: The following it Institutionalized injustices rest with the the Supreme Court would be more chemical engineering teaches students how national attention to the trial of the of their existence. This year we have to burn Vietnamese or business teaches a statement released victims of those injustices. This fact aloM inclined to throw out an anti-riot law Monday by the Chicago Seven or Eight crossing repeatedly questioned Air Force students how to be Black Liberation Front International makes it Imperative that students of th« - case tried in Hoffman's court (due to warmongering state lines with an intent to riot and procedures and regulations, largely because profiteers. AFROTC does teach skills and (BLFI) and the Pan - African Student Third World, who assumed 'kl our instructor attempts to create change responsibility of developing the "w* conspiring to do so. The charge Judge Hoffman's unusual and information, like all departments. And like Organization in the Americas prejudicial court conduct) than to agents and not marionettes. all knowledge, what It teaches can be used Third World school of thought", have tl» against the accused stems from (PASOA) concerning the teaching of opportunity to explore the types # rule on the constitutional status of for evil purposes. But this indictment is not demonstrations and acts of violence Second, In the writer's most crucial "Third World" languages by the languages In tune with the needs of tW any provision. unique to AFROTC. It is applicable to perpetrated by Weathermen in the statement, the ambiguous and non-rigorous university. development. of his higher learning in general. In other words, streets of Chicago in October, 1969. nature analysis is particularly the essence of the writer's argument is that The high emphasis and support given to Yet, due to the Judge's obstinacy striking. He states: he does not like ROTC and therefore It Third World languages should be taught European languages suggests th» in this regard, we may once again be and strongly supported by institutions of something is extremely with U» If the trial does begin - many of should not have a place on campus. wrong the witnesses of many of the aspects "Beginning with the time - honored Perhaps I do not like the behavioralist higher learning. Students of the Third operation of institutions of hlgW the Weathermen are either in hiding definition of the university as an apolitical World should of injustice so formidably portrayed emphasis in the social sciences. If I argued always have academic education. The main contradiction Is '1* or, as of yet, unfound - the initial body for free thought and discussion and as the editorialist does, I would call for the freedom to pursue their interest in the over ninety per cent of the world > focal point may center around the by Julius Hoffman in the trial of the ending with the current precepts of Third World languages. The usual racist non-white, but this Is seemingly ignorea removal of the social sciences from the actions of Judge Hoffman rather Chicago Eight. Although the academic freedom it is clearly evident that campus. But to do so would be to ignore criticism that Third World languages, That Is, the contributions of the people"® Supreme Court has backed Judge such a program as ROTC does not in any especially Pan - African languages, are more the Third World, particularly the peopl* than the defendants. This should not academic freedom as well as common Hoffman in his own decision to gag way fit Into the university scheme." sense. And certainly no one is forced to costly than Pan • European languages Is no of the Pan African World, to the worW only be true of opponents and - valid excuse to withdraw and/or diminish civilizations receive such little attention' and shackle a defendant - Bobby It seems Immediately a bit Inconsistent take Air Force ROTC; enrollment is supporters of the Judge's political support of these particular languages. sometimes none at all In academli Seale - the "high court" did not rule that someone who claims that "reform and completely a matter of free will. views but those, in and out of the The present attitude of predominantly contrast to that of Europeans. But as W modernization Is and should be a continual on the ludicrous and highly The writer argues inconsistently. He tells white racist educational Institutions, or and more liberation battles are fought t» legal profession, who desire a speedy process on any university campus" should and fair trial without the prejudices untenable behavior by the judge us that "the basis of a free and democratic better, European controlled Institutions, is won, the western educational system place so much Importance on a "time - indicative which caused the defendant to speak society is not necessarily the will of the of the European "racist of presiding officials. honored" definition. I agree with the have to pay Its due homage to" out and be punished. writer's initial advice and contend that it majority." Yet earlier he pleads that ROTC superiority syndrome" that permeates dynamics of the progressive Third Wo' ■ should be stripped of its academic and American society. While many believe it is highly credit granting powers because of the "will Traditionally, the Third World has been The world has changed. The Third Wo'H The mere fact that a man such as a force to be recognized and respected. unfortunate that Judge Hoffman has Julius Hoffman can be given a case of the people." Despite his failure to either academically exploited and/or fact, only fools and Idiots refuse to aw been "randomly" assigned the demonstrate the existence of this will, he oppressed for Imperialistic purposes. And Weathermen case, this is perhaps a almost duplicating the one he just Letter himself destroys any reason for heeding It. now the task of correcting these that the world belongs to the the people of the Third World. majority recently totally abused attests to the hasty pre - judgment. Clearly, Judge Hoffman is too prejudiced - against inequity of American justice when The State News welcomes all letters. concerned with political trials; we revolutionaries and/or "hippies" They should be typed and signed with the await the trial of the Weathermen - home town, student, faculty or staff and/or political dissidents et al. - to and perhaps a substantial segment standing, and local phone number even give the false appearance of a of U.S. Included. No unsigned letter will be justice - with considerable fair trial. Logically then, we would accepted for publication, and no letter will anticipation and apprehension. be printed without a signature except In expect Judge Hoffman to declare himself incapable of presiding over extreme circumstances. All letters must be less than 300 words long for publication this case due to his apparent, if not without editing. Tuesday, April 7, 1970 5 President's failure §§ Grand Bee/" P Round Steak , prompts Disappointment with the action on candidacy the question of and Urban America. 1 Center Cuts 98c Nixon Administration prompted the candidacy of David McCormack of Niles for has environmental quality. A graduate of Yale University in political science, McCormack McCormack's campaign MSU for students who are at voting Sirloin Steak »>• $J19 residents of the fourth district — the Democratic party is currently a Democratic Holly Farms party Allegan, Barry, Van Buren, nomination for Fourth District officer in the Buchanan area. He Berrien, Cass and St. Joseph Congressman. McCormack expressed concern is also a member American Civil Liberties of the Union, counties — is being handled Thomas Meldrim, Buchanan by Chicken Fryer Breasts . 59' for the President's failure to the Academy of Political Science doctoral candidate. provide the "moral leadership necessary to bring tolerance and justice to our society." Eckrich Slender Slices "The administration is committed to attracting racist votes than to more Sights and Sound All Varieties J/S1M ensuring full . human rights for all | McCormack said. citizens," looks for an , Nixon's neglect of a white mob's attack on black school children and his support of MSU program Sights and Sounds — an independently run student TV — is looking for people who think they can do a better § j Michigan Spartan Donuts Judge Carswell despite mounting Chuck evidence of the job than Roger Mudd or Walter Cronkite, executive director Demery said Monday. { Beet Sugar S Inflatable fun judge's On-camera auditions will be held Thursday evening. Interested Plain or Sugar I repudiation of racist views, were students should call 353-3789 between 10 a.m. and noon. 5# Al Merrithew, Flint junior, guides his noble rubber craft, the "USS Buzzard," down the treacherous waters of - cited as examples. If elected to the McCormack said he would Congress Forms for auditioning must be picked up before 5 Thursday at the State News office, the Center for Urban Affairs or 427 South Kedzie (10 a.m. to noon p.m. I I bag 39' 2 doz. pkg. initiate bold and imaginative only). I what else?-the Red Cedar. with $5 food purchase I 49c State News photo by Scott Friedl I Limit 1 BETA Tl ETA PI L-. acement Bureau Grocery Invi es and Co.; Brandon School K following employers will interviewing from April 13 District; Bridgeport Community 3Ugh April 17, 1970. If you Schools; Dowagiac Union School District No. 31; Flint Campbell's interested in an organization, lcou report to the Placement at least two school days Community Schools; Four Way Lodge Inc., summer long hairs, short hairs, Pork & Beans 1 # can 12° advance to sign up for an erview and to obtain employment only; Public Board of Education; Fremont Schools; Grand Rapids curly hairs, no hairs, beards, and Shurfine itional information. no beards, to IILITARY OBLIGATIONS: dents should interview with Grant Public Schools; Public Hesperia Schools; Kearsley Rush, tonight. Fruit Cocktail 1 # can 19c Community Schools; Linden iloyers even though they completed their Community Schools; The Louis tary service. Most employers Allis Co.; Minneapolis Public Schools; Newaygo Public Shurfine be interested in the student and after his duty with Armed Forces. Schools; Oberlin City School; Peat M^irwick Mitchell and Co.; Richmond Unified School Flour 5 # bag 38c iPRIL 13-17, 1970: U.S. District; ce Corps. IPRIL 13, 1970: Birch Run Schools; Bridgman Public River Rouge Public Schools; Schippers, Kintner and Pampers jls; Burger Chef Systems, Highland School District; view School District; Robertson, CPA's; Trenton Public Service Schools; U. S. Commission; Wayne Civil Daytime 30's $139 box rsteller, Inc.; Memphis Community School District; Whiu cloud Public Schools. nmunity Schools; Saginaw irmediate School District. PRIL 13, 14 and 15, 1970: APRIL 16 and 17, 1970: Montgomery Ward and Co.; Chef Pierre Pies fman La Roche, Inc., also University of California at Los imer PRIL employment. 13, 14, 1970 Angeles, employment. also summer Apple APRIL 17, 1970: ntgomery Ward and Co.; m Homes, Inc., also summer Community Atherton Schools; Coming Dutch Apple jluyment; U.S. Army OCS 31ass Works; East China :tion Team; Walgreen Co. 'RIL 14, 1970: Chicago and Township School District; East Detroit Public Schools; General Cherry urban Catholic Schools; Electric Co.; Hayes-Albion County Dept. of Public Corp.; Horn and Hardart; also summer employment; Lansing School District; John Morley, Inc.; Northwest Spartan Midget :gerald Public Schools; >hing Community Schools: mark Cards, Inc.; Hasking Suburban Special Ed Org; Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp.; Westwood Longhorn Cheese Sells; Howard Johnsons; Community Schools. ood Public Schools; :oln Community tie Valley Schools; pt. ntgomery of Civil Schools; Michigan Service; County Public RUSH PHI TAU's World Campus Afloat 1# roll 79' 332 3577 ools; Saginaw Township nmunity Schools; Simmons is a college that does more •; ministration; Social Security Mexican Cantaloupe lie Schools. PRIL Van 15, 1970: Airport Dyke RUSH than broaden horizons. 45 Size Each nmunity Schools; Alexander °°ls; and Co.; Beaverton SIGMA It sails to them and beyond. Bentley Community Is; Cadillac >n Motor GMC; Camp Easton for Car ALPHA MU Again in the 1970-71 academic year, the California Sunkist summer employment accredited World Campus Afloat program of Camp Holiday, summer Ployment only; Canteen CALL 351-2257 Chapman College and its associated Colleges and Universities will take qualified students, Navel Oranges ss 69' ; City National Bank of faculty and staff into the world laboratory. 7Z77L Chapman College currently is accepting >lumbia School District; East applications for both the fall and spring semesters. Green Onions "iing Public Schools; General 'ds •Joyment; Corp., also Mason summer Public mmm msh&OQM Preliminary applications also may be made for all future semesters. Fall semesters depart New York aboard the V19' °°ls; Owosso Public Schools; * Mutual; Reilly Tar and s.s. Ryndam for port stops in the Mediterranean 2 H ■mical Corp.; Structural tal? Inc.; Tuscola and Latin America, ending in Los Angeles. Spring semesters circle the world from Los Angeles, stop¬ ping in Asia and Africa and ending at New York. Cello Carrots 25' 'mediate School ed Lake District; For a catalog and other information, complete Consolidated l°ol District; Warren and mail the coupon below. • Come in and • see our new solidated Schools. Art student Leana Leach of Long Beach sketches ruins of once-buried city during • • rRlL 15 and 16> 197Q. You'll be able to talk to a World Campus World Campus Afloat visit to Pompeii. • • Anderson and Co.; enthol Krekstein Horwath Afloat representative and former students: • Record Dep • A Horwath. • Saturday, April 18,2 p.m. w A V fRlLSpools; lc 16, 1970: Atlanta • Albert Pick Motel • All hit albums!' • Arthur Young • 1427 W. Saginaw, East Lansing, Michigan to conduct t spring term It's International Want Ad s.s. Ryndam is of Netherlands registry. 0MQ WORLD CAMPUS AFLOAT GOODRICH'S icY Week like and the way celebraU? I really is by NWv (Sfffi) Director of Student Selection Services SPARTAN meeting to working for you . . . Just as I Chapman College. Orange. Calif. 92666 i do all the other weeks of the e send your catalog and any other facts I need to kno< Council of Graduate year, I'm O. Howie Hustles, *£% wi" hold its Wert'JL the term at 7:30 the State News Classified Ad who rents your property, SCHOOL INFORMATION HOME INFORMATION 338 finds lost articles, sells the Tlit'Name ~WTiT ihltliT items you no longer use, gets iderardaf wi" 'nc'ude a better car or home and "We Give Gold Bond Stamps" on of tip ° the revised i- lots more. Put me to work for you IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER today. Just dial 355-8255 and give the list of the things you Harrison at Trowbrldg* want to sell to the friendly B*tw««n Spartan Village and & n,!°"lon Discrimination »nd <>" Judicial Ad Writer. It's the smart way to have extra cash in a hurry. live of WOR Charry Lane Apartments WCA Tuesday, April 7,1970 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 'Adventurers' lacks Borgnine, quality By ROBERT KIPPER elaborate wallow in elaborate wallow in tastelessness, tastelessness, become become involved involved in in a bloody Borgnine, Rossano deHavilland Brazzi, Olivia Rossanoand Brazzi, Olivia scenes, scenes, pointless pointless violence, violei episodic in structure, clumsy in counter • revolution, Leigh melodramatic plotting and execution and pointless in . Taylor-Young — will marvel at wooden acting. The producers The Adventurers" has enough intent. To trace ,ts central character s the brevity of their roles, the have assumed their sloppy characters, settings, bloodshed transition from uncommitted incompetence of their acting or mixture of sex and brutality and sexplay for three films. Based on t»i1Har.°]d Robbins and uncaring playboy to both. would guarantee entertainment. Unfortunately, it doesn't best - seller, The Adventurers dedicated and loving Be ready for ludicrous sex They're wrong. manage three minutes of genuine is 'he story °* a South American revolutionary, the film quality of plausibility during its playboy, the son of a repeatedly switches from the two hour running length. revolutionary hero, who leaves impoverished, war-torn South It is, at best, a cheaply commercial film; at worst, an his homeland for the I'fe Rome and New York society and eventually returns to glittering American setting to the fast m0ving free - living New York antj Rome setting. In so doing, the filmmakers explore all the Shingleton SPARTAN TWm THEATRE possibilities of violence of the first setting and all the possibilities for sex from the second. scarcity The picture for summer employment for students is grim, o according to John Shingleton, director of Placement Bureau. THI Y SHOOT "The Adventurers" tries to be Shingleton estimated, "More than 90 percent of the students at both an explosive adventure film MSU will seek summer employment and will need this work to HORSES, and a sprinted sex romp but it continue their education. Some will not be able to find jobs, DON'T THEY? fails on both counts. Adventure however, because the jobs do not exist." fans will deplore the The problem is mainly the result of the current general business "BEST ACTRESS superficiality and contrivance of its action scence; voyeurs will climate. "When 1 Tort Film yawn at the sexplay. employers are laying off regular employees, they are obviously not going to be hiring summer help and this is the Adventuresome climate students face today," Shingleton said. % Bind H He Nml' THt ADVENIDEllHS" And those few who are attracted by the actors involved — Candice Bergen, Ernest "Employers are simply not hiring in the numbers they have in the last six years and at graduation time there will be seniors without jobs," Shingleton said. "It is definitely an employers' market. And those students who PANAVISKJN* COLOR FDA finds mercury ■ toxin are too selective may select themselves right out of a job." Many students have sensed the difficulty in getting jobs and as a result there has been a marked increase in the number of interviews scheduled through the placement office. This school year there will be 30,000 compared to slightly more than 20,000 H. K, Dromo Critics' Circle Award 1968 SEASON'S BEST MUSICAL - two years ago. NOW... from 7:00 P.M. in Lake St. Clair perch parts per million, Beebe said. samples may have come from I Detroit (UPI) — The Food and Diane Place, FDA state fish and wildlife Drug Administration said an spokesman, said that although Lake St. Clair agency, f Monday it had found perch and WEDNESDAY IS LADIES PAY the interim guideline was 0.5 walleye catches were impounded accumulations of deadly THURS. "A DREAM OF KINGS' taken parts per million, the official by Canadian officials last mot mercury poison in fis OUR level was zero. when it was feared the fish Nominated from Lake St. Clair. w< "We say the amount of contaminated with mercury. for 5 Arthur J. Beebe, acting mercury permitted in food is Authorities have traced t,„ OWN. CI director of the FDA's Detroit ICHIGAN Academy zero," she said. "The World Lake St. Clair mercury pollutioj district, said eight perch Health Organization has no Awards to a Dow Chemical of CanadJ r/jitfi including BEST PICTURE contained 1.4 parts per million of mercury, compared with an interim tolerance level of 0.5 allowable either." She said amount no action to for fish impound Ltd. plant on the St. Clair The Wyandotte Chemicals 0 plant on the lower Detroit ;t River] parts per million. any fish would be taken until also has been releasing merci. "One of the year's further tests are completed. 7:00 and 9:15 A walleye and a shad fished Dow said it had installed ! MSU LECTURE- 10 best pictures!" from the lake had less than 0.5 "If this fish had been shipped Roger Gre«n«pun, ' temporary control device to ham in interstate commerce, it would CONCERT SERIES be actionable," Miss Place said. the pollution and would permanent abatement s; putij MUSICAL "We will be sampling any into operation in a few v shipment in interstate commerce Wyandotte said it would take| SPECIAL and we also sample imports." steps to curb its pollution. She said she did not know the Wed. & Thurs., April 8 9 The Canadian Fisheries Depti '/ 2 - of the fish in which the last week seized and then" UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM ry was found, but said the released a shipment of Lake Er 8:15 p.m. perch which had been package ROBERT REDFORD for sale in food stores. The fish] _. |f 1 KATHARINE ROSS Wert found to meet Reserved Seats $6.00, $5.00, $4.00 ROBERT BLAKE $1.00 Reduction to MSU students with FULL TIME SUSAN CLARK "TELL THEM Canadian tolerance level of 0Jj| validated I.D. Show I.D. at the door. parts per million. WILLIE BOY IS HERE" Tickets on sale at Union Ticket Office. NOW! 4 SHOWS DAILY r 1:40-4:15-7:00-9:30 price on all drinks 10 OSCAR NOMINATION*** for including BEST the female sex PICTURE E TONIGHT Richard Burton Genevieve Bujold M GIRLS' NITE at the HALWALLTS dAnwisf I'ROIMOO: the Tfiousatib Dafs [I P MSU LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES • UNIVIRSM PlClUHf [OP CD Panavision & Technicolor J P T "SPECIAL* The DON REDLICH Dance Company T Funny, happy and beautiful avant-garde dance, as Don Redlich and his two partners create pure theatrical magic. Jim Brown. George Kennedy Fredric March __ fonavition'and NUtrocolor [Bj-aJ ^ | S Their combination of live dance with film is pictorially fascinating. ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATER® a The ASMSU Presents TONIGHT -8:15 p.m. M Temptations Sat., April 18 Jenison at 8:00 p.m. FAIRCHILD THEATRE General Admission $3.50 $1.00 Reduction to M8U Students S Tickets with FULL TIME VALIDATED I.D. $2.50-$3.00-$3.50 Show I.D. at the door. Marshall's, Union, Campbell's Tickets on sale at Union Ticket Office. TECHNICOLOR Today - AND - "THE PARENT TRAffl. 7, 1970 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 7, 1970 7 Growers hit WASHINGTON (UPI) - A camps that were licensed in housing rule season opens. At this time last group of Michigan fruit and 1969 as long as they have been noted that growers in Michigan Some of the year, 405 clearance orders had regulations vegetable growers, fearful that spent approximately $1 million include maintained to protect the health been issued. a requiring built-in stringent enforcement of and safety of the Unless the clearance orders year on migrant housing and cabinets and cupboards, window occupant. are market prices for crops do not regulations for housing of The problem affects more than given, the space equalling 10 per cent of growers cannot recruit make it possible to maintain this the loor space and showers migrant workers may jeopardize just the southwest corner of the workers and won't know if the future of the state's pace. It contends the within 200 feet of Michigan Wendzel contends, they'll have enough labor to every cabin. agricultural industry, met here government's unannounced "The fruit and growers won't be able to harvest the strawberry, cherry, vegetable with labor department officials plans to phase out the use of farming industry is the only actively recruit summer workers apple, peach, asparagus, Monday. unless their migrant labor is being business where the operator is housing is approved cucumber and other crops. accomplished through "absurd Ifd by Alton C. Wendzel, by the federal government. The "survival required to provide housing for committee" fruit and vegetable grower from "This year there will not be a housing regulations." its employes," the committee Watervliet and chairman of the real serious said. problem, but it will "Committee for the Survival of get bad in the coming years,'' the Michigan Fruit and Wendzel said. "I MEETING TONIGHT honestly feel Vegetable Industry," the group that the regulations are a planned to discuss the problems smokescreen to cover up the of providing housing for migrant farm laborers and the future of seasonal workers. use government's eliminate labor." the intention use of to migrant ASMSU consi A petition drive has been Student government tax The proposal has drawn heavy Board members feel that Wendzel feels that migrant proposals will be discussed criticism Spring under way in western from several ASMSU needs additional funds cle to gain support for the view that an immediate Michigan growers' housing should be considered the responsibility of the general tonight at the weekly meeting of the ASMSU Student Board. modified before the hall councils, and will probably be to support major board such as a new student projects, owned ie Reeves, president of the MSU Railroad Club sweeps water off MSU's steam engine, which study is public and the farming industry - needed to find a solution to the be relieved of the financial approves it. cooperative which would sell University acquired in 1957. The Railroad Club hopes to restore the engine to working A straight tax hike housing problem and to gain burden. seems to be food and department store condition. State News photo by Fred Ferri licensing for all agricultural labor "The industry as a whole has floor, Student Services Bldg. been in financial trouble for Senior member - at - large several years," he said. "If the Rodney Watts has proposed ampaign volunteers housing must be better as the government says, who can afford standardizing hall dues at $8.' Of this amount, $4 per student Few openings it or who is going to would be returned to the pay for it? "The question, I think, is it residence halls, 25 cents would left in erency He fi" was WaS staff also alSO chairman ClicUriTl&n of OI the tile meet !®nted sPace " over UVCI an 011 tonight East thPQP fhooQ nrnhlpmc at u uAma really the grower's responsibility?" he asked. « The government, Wendzel provides loans for low-cost said, go to Mens Hall Assn $4, (MHA) Women's Inter-residence Council (WIC), and $3.75 to ASMSU. Off-campus students would pay with 25 cents going to or Phi Tau rush. DENISE McCOURT Democratic State Central Lansing book store for his state :P"Jtel^ is, but takes Off-Campus Council (OCC) and State News Staff Writer Committee, but he resigned in 1968 19DO because Because he ne refused reiusea to to headquarters and he intends to ^chi^an relv — — on volunteer helnhelp from Michigan ..na^ "J* have I^er never n®fr naa h?i had an an an " completely different attitude on providing housing for migrant $3.75 to ASMSU. Alton Ferency, candidate for of Michigan, will meet s. _ . support former President Lyndon Johnson'ss war policy, L,ynaon Jonnson Dolicv policy. colleSe students, faculty wives and friends in East Lansing. 7 a v°te on * b®ls" If !jey vote for workers, At the present time, the Reserve a campaign workers at 7:30 Ferency estimated that he will state Sen. Sander M Levin ?olton fe^ncy, they are voting government has issued 65 35 Union. a.c ange„ for reordering jrency was the Democratic need $300,000 for mass media advertising from now until the (D-Berkley) is the likely candidate to oppose Ferency for OUJi pno the Democratic nomination for es'. , clearance orders, meaning the housing provided for the migrant spot now didate for governor in 1966. November election. He has v mo,re ,ntorma»on about workers has been approved and governor. "I expect my name on the erency s campaign, call the growers can recruit the head^uarters' workers before the harvesting Call 332-3577 emocrots ballot will be enough to defeat abound Sandy Levin," Ferency said. Ferency contends too much of the Michigan taxpayers' money gubernatorial is going to support the nation's Traveling to Europe? JTROIT (UPI) he Democratic ination became — The race gubernatorial more "I've been his decision making stops all week," Miller said Saturday of war efforts, expand the anti - ballistic missile system and accelerate space exploration. He said because of these efforts, the TONIGHT - making process, rded today with the planned >uncement of candidacy by "There are lots of bases to touch before I make a decision." state lacks the resources to meet educational needs, the housing Check our Summer Sorority Sign-up and Convocations omb County prosecutor Parris, shortage, the burden of caring 48, was elected for the mentally ill, curbing rge N. Parris and the Macomb County prosecutor in water pollution, and helping the ipated announcement by i960 and was re-elected for hen C. Miller, a wealthy cities. three consecutive terms. In London Flight. ra ingham banker. 1968, Republicans did not offer _f „„inn _ . Dorm Lounges ris, who has been talking party officials for the past a ? candidate and he ran *chan« change ^he^i Sn„^n these (national) months about scheduled a 10 entering the a.m. news unopposed. commitments, you can't solve in East, Brody, South to his Complexes erence announce There are a limited number of seats available on a Pan idacy. joins State Sen. Sander M. ■Milil'lMillM American student charter flight from Detroit to London and return for MSU personnel. The offer is ocratic Berkley, chairman former students, faculty, staff, other employees and members of open to 6-8 p.m. Zolton their immediate families. Leaving Detroit on July 4, the ncy and State Sen. George lontgomery of Detroit in » Prescription lenses ground charter will return on August 31 for a round-trip fare of Parlor A, Union ng the nod to oppose Gov. » Complete selection $275 per person. Seats will be reserved on a first-come, ken in November. Her, 41, chairman of the of frames, first-served basis and a $100 per person deposit is required. For more information, contact the Office of Overseas 7-9 p.m. • Sunglasses ingham - Bloom field Bank » Repairs while you wait Study, 108 Center for International Programs, or phone chairman of the Bank of 3-8921. ing, spent most of last week Bator Opticians with members ■CIO and UAW and U.S. top of state the 303 Abbott (Next to State Theater) ED 2-5222 Rush Begins April 9 Philip A. Hart. What will you show an employer besides a east lansing merchants gradepoint? Finding employment after college is getting tougher and tougher. A Bachelor's degree no longer impresses an interviewer. The good jobs are going to people who were involved in activities during their four years. Fraternity life is an excellent way to meet people and become See No Evil.*..Hear No Evil...Speak No Evil, active on campus. Wednesday, April 15, is a day you won't want to miss. Professor Ed Arnold, Chairman of the graphic arts department of Syracuse University and former editor of Typographical News will speak to the East Lansing Retailers on that necessary evil: advertising. This informative and informal meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 15, at 8:00 a.m., in the Captain's Room of the MSU Union. This presentation, sponsored jointly by the Michigan State News and the Towne Courier, should be of bring '70 Rush tonite at 7 p.m. special interest to all East Lansing Merchants, and will offer some very timely information about retail advertising. Refreshments will be served. We'll be expecting you. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 7, 197q I SPORTS Litwhiler By GARY WALKOWICZ optimistic ab Executive Sports Editor fhl^hP^t^owinariSr their best showings ever on this lookedsub-par, was good. Only our fielding forecast ofan improved but that was in the Northern climate season moment would find three four sonhomorp* »nH or Vary, the only other senior i think we're going to have of hitting the long ball." MSU will open the th««. or team that the fans will enjoy Nor annual southern excursion, somewhat ewha expected expected, since we "Unless among the n ""on with! „ we start rK Port'?nK °' their ETo W11 Baseball managers and coaches winning 10 and tying two of the were making four juniors on the field. A pair watching this season," Lithwiler Lithwiler igetting g - for outs.de - the first mistakes and beating ourselves, of freshmen look ln theinfleWand Wli are an optimistic breed by 14 games they played. time..Most ] of our errors came in it's going to take a good team to capable of ^tfldd the infield and M|d «It looks llke we have quite doubleheader at B.11 Sttte f^tweekdown there/' beat us," Litwhiler said. "If the cracking the starting nine, at least occasionally. Only one » bit of PoWer and lt's not concentrated in Just a few f?wnhi'.intA .S that v Litwhi er was filled with found we had a lot of guys who 8-5 their spring tour on their ssis ss. tssslzLz as— sets. »= «= r=wa after h,s on improved any over last year, figures to start on a regular basis' ^ games compared to 20 hit home on our trip, and for a pair of games on April $ returned from an ?a™ excellent wanted to play and who play well. can way to Litwhiler a 24-17 thinks season his mark, team's then we'd be the team to but it looks like most of the beat! "K verS ItuSan Sfi !?J?6 t0tals for a" °f ,ast we have three or four other which wil open the home se15 spring tnp. Our season. hitters who we know are capable at Kobs Field, pitching and hitting southern performance may be a conference teams have gotten better so it's going to be a race all the way. tough FOSSUM SATISFIED Bruins, Hawks both win, "The team that gets the most help from its freshmen should win it. It looks like we have a but Chicago gets 1st place pretty good freshmen group." The strong play of the sophomores and freshmen and the ability to hit the were Spartan long ball the trip's most pleasing Spring training trip cited BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston had 45 victories to 40 for the place. First place means $2,500 developments, Litwhiler noted. Bruins missed a first place finish Bruins. to each player. for 'S' golfers "Our juniors and seniors for the 29th successive season The Hawks defeated Montreal By the time the game ended in Sunday night when they defeated 10-2 to take the honors. Toronto, 3-1, in their last game Boston opens its Stanley Cup Chicago, writers a n d photographers outnumbered the played well, too, but you don't expect rookies to play as well right off the bat as ours did." as success but trailed Chicago in the final playoff series at the Garden disgruntled Bruins' players left The Spartan squdd this year is By OLG OLSON the East Division standings by a Wednesday night by hosting the Kepler Participating along with huddled round two radios in the dominated by underclassmen. A State News Sports Writer Columbus this in the invitational „„„ margin of five victories. fourth place New York Rangers. Boston dressing room. are host 014 tentative starting lineup at the The Bruins missed the top spot Finishing second cost the "Forget the money, it was the Tryon, N.C., and last weekend's weekend. It will be the first of State, Purdue, Michigan, niinok despite scoring the same number Bruins $1,250 per player so they The MSU eighth place finish among 40 three visits to the OSU course Minnesota, Indiana, Nofo prestige we wanted," Ken Hodge golf team is busy 4 teams in the Gulf America this season for the Spartans. Sailing Club Dame, Cincinnati, Kentucb „ ,, of points, 99, as Chicago. First „ , . v . were understandably disgusted in summarizing the feelings preparing for the Robert Kepler Intercollegiate Classic at Fort Later, the Big Ten and NCAA OMo University, Bowling Cron place went to the Hawks who when the Black Hawks took first °f the dejected Bruins. Invitational at Ohio State this Most of the Boston Myers, Fla. tournaments will be contested Miami of Ohio, Kent State, Bt| players AH sailing enthusiasts weekend after what Spartan golf "We played quite well in there. State and Marshall, headed home on Pit Martin's ur2ed to attend a meeting coach Bruce Fossum Former Royal eager third period goal which Hawks a 4-2 lead and gave the brought a tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the a "successful Union Ballroom. No previous South." venture into the tournaments that drew some of the best teams in the country," Fossum said. "I think Expected to make the trip to Columbus this weekend in the Fossum rated the Buckeyes favorites with stron stream of epithets from the we're addition to veterans Edmundson challenges coming from Purdue sailing experience is necessary to Fossum was "completely of playing Bruin players. j°in the MSU Sailing Club. satisfied" with the way his capable some fine golf and Jansen are Rick Woulfe, Indiana and the Spartans. Hn dies of heart attack this spring." The Spartan coach was John VanderMeiden, Denny Vass and Dick Bradow. Bradow, Spartan coach also regard Michigan and Mid-America especially pleased with the play who did not make the trip to Conference power Miami CINCINNATI (UPI) - Former Former Royals' superstar Jack of Lee Edmundson and Lynn Florida, will be playing the sixth Ohio as darkhorses. Cincinnati Royals basketball star Twyman, his teammate at the Jansen. On the whole though, man position. The Spartans, due to the bai Maurice Stokes, bedridden the time, has been his legal guardian "all the kids got their swings and Fossum also said other weather, have been sharper past 12 years with post - and has organized numerous tramautic encephylitis, died benefit games to help pay play in shape during the Southern tour." members of the team will make the trip in order to acquaint their swings at the Par-Mort Course. Fossum felt that Forest III Monday. He was 36. Stokes' medical bills. Now the Spartan linksmen are them with the course for the Akers would be in goo Stokes played only one season back home and the first order of later tournaments. condition hopefully next week Stokes died at Good Samaritan with the Royals after they Hsopital here, where he had moved here from Rochester, suffered a heart attack March N.Y. He joined thp New York 30. A hospital spokesman said club 1955 after graduating attributed directly to the heart St. Francis College in Lorreto, Pa. He averaged 12 points per Doubles line-up as stricken with game during his last year with squad March, 1958. the Royals. for Spartan alnst Pui the Spartan By JOHN VIGES Spartans, will field a young Baylor and Texas A & M, tie chan State News Sports Writer team, one which he hopes can Spartans played well againsl verlng tl The MSU tennis team returned improve upon last year's 5-6 some of the top competition e Spartai from its Southwestern tour of dual meet record. the country. The win Sailor's p seven schools with only a 2-5 "I think we have possibilities for becoming a pretty good Baylor was by a 7-2 scoi the Spartans defeated the Aggie record, but brought back With the thawing (of hopefully) the last snow fall this term, many MSU students will turn their club," Drobac said. "Right now by a 5-4 count. optimism plus 12 possible :umulat< attention to sailing. Any sailing enthusiasts doubles combinations. we could start a junior, three The trip started on he Spai may join the MSU Sailing Club by attending a sophomores and two freshmen. I with a 6-2 loss to Oklahoma Cit meeting tonight in the Union Ballroom. Coach Stan Dro'bac, entering liked what they did on the trip." his 12th year as head coach of University. Winning for were Fred Vetter and Although only able to defeat doubles team of Tom Gray Mike Madura. The Spartans the u^KjRDLj Archery evened their record with tl THETA CHI big sei There will be a meeting for all victory over Baylor. MSU too lyne Hai five of the six singles matchi hurdli archery enthusiasts at 7 p.m. in and two of three doubles. AH < 206 Men's IM. A discussion of shman E the wins were in straight sets. the tournament to be held at SPRINTS MSU and other tournaments this MSU opens its regular tehee e: year will be held. All beginners Friday at Ohio State and tbi shingtor are welcomed to attend tonight's travel to Indiana to face meeting. Hoosier squad Saturday Drobac's singles lineup Improve Your Grades-Study for Finals Have all the Pertinent Facts and Formulas at Your Fingertips with 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. Andy Vollweiler, Miami Beach LANSING, MICHIGAN 4891 (TJjeta PHONE 482-6226 (Ml) senior, was selected by to teammates, Monday, as te w Call for rides 332-3581 Informal Dress A College Level Study Guide Complete in 4-5 pages. $1.25 plus 6 cents California captain for the 1970 seasi Vollweiler, the only senior Residents' Sales Tax per COURSE.. the team, played on the numb* Send check or money order to: Art & three doubles team for tl» Design Enterprises P.O. Box 4124, Wayward, Ca. 94544 Order at your local bookstore loi Spartans on their training trip COURSES printed on convenient Join the MSU KARATE CLUB manlla file folder. Dealership inquiries welcome. practically set for the two "International Jet Set" will hold their first of Copies $1.25 Qualitative Anal: Chart but the Spartan coach is u meeting on Tuesday, April of the doubles combination - 7, at 6 p.m. by "Winning your Wings" in the upstairs gym in the Women's I.M. for beginning - Combination Tables of First Year Chemisti that he will use. as a students. In singles Ralph Rhoads, a sophomore transit Pan Am ic Physics-matter, heat, Anyone interested in joining the club should attend. For si from UCLA appears to have tl further information, call 351-4471. ic Physics-magnetism, elei No. 1 spot while junior T« Basic Engineering Gray, last year's runnerupin" Big 10 will be No. 2 man. B — Stewardess — __ Trigonometry Basic Psychology players have great potential either can be effective in the to| slot. DeArmond Vetter, both freshmen Brig the third and fourth mi No. TONIGHT? Madura will work at the £ position and Jim Symington Make date be the sixth man. a especially if you have too much homework. We can make it manageable by increasing your reading rate at least 3 times. RUSH The study technique we teach is efficient, effective and thorough—a definite improve¬ SIGMA Fly to the international capitals of the world. ment over unorganized cramming. Schedule a free Mini-Lesson for yourself. PARIS • LONDON • ROME • TOKYO ALPHA MU Immediate overseas flights are yours MINI-LESSON SCHEDULE after only 5 weeks training. CALL 351-2257 Must be single. Minimum age 20. UNIVERSITY INN Height 5'3" to 5'9". 1100 TROWBRIDGE ROAD Weight 105-140 pounds. ATTENTION CAR OWNERS Good Health. Good Vision. Knowledge foreign language. E. Lansing, Michigan * Positions are based in: TODAY, April 7 4-6-8 p.m. NEW YORK • CHICAGO • MIAMI • WASHINGTON Complete front end repair and WEDNESDAY, April 8 4 - 6 - 8 p.m. SEATTLE • LOS ANGELES • SAN FRANCISCO alignment * Brakes * Suspension Interviews on campus will be conducted EVELYN WOOD * Wheel balancing * Steering READING DYNAMICS April 21, 1970 17320 West Eight Mile Road Southfield, Michigan 48075 An Equal Opportunity Employer LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 ,ril 7, 1970 I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 7, 1970 9 SPORTS- ball." the North a Tigers, Lolich throttle Nats, 5-0 WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Nixon made belated, rooting appearance at the ballpark After David Eisenhower had substituted for his father in - law in throwing out three ceremonial - loaded and only one out and cheered as Lolich fanned and Dick McAuliffe filed to center. error, by Bill Freehan singled and McAuliffe was a pitch to load the bases. Gutierrez singled to hit Monday but still couldn't prevent the pitches, the Tigers wasted no time in taking the The Tigers gave Lolich another run to work center to make it 5-0. Washington Senators from going down to defeat, lead with a pair of first inning runs. with in the sixth. Leadoff singles by Gutierrez Lolich limited the Senators to seven singles, 5-0, to the Detroit Tigers for their eighth opening With one out, Cesar Gutierrez and Kallne sent Bosman to the showers and Cash walked five and struck out 10. The Tigers day loss in a row. walked, A1 collected nine hits, three of them by Gutierrez Kallne singled and Norm Cash walked to fill the dropped a single Into center against reliever Jan Nixon waited at the White House until assured bases. Willie Horton then ripped a double down Dukes to score Gutierrez. The rally ended when and benefited from 12 walks and three wild that his supreme court nominee, G. Harrold te left field line off starter Dick Bosman Del Unser took Jim Northrup's fly in center and pitches but left 17 runners stranded. for the Carswell, had won a vital test vote in the senate, two runs. doubled up Cash going into third for the third In Cincinnati southpaw Jim Merritt pitched six then headed for Robert F. out before Kallne crossed the Kennedy Stadium to Meanwhile, Lolich - Detroit's No. 1 pitcher plate. The Tigers innings of hitless ball before settling for a three - watch the last half of the 1970 American disputed that call, claiming Kaline scored. hitter gnd the Cincinnati League during the suspension of McLain - held the Reds, powered by fourth opener. But It wasn't much of a spectacle. Senators hltless through the first three Two Detroit runs in the seventh settled the inning homers by Lee May, Bemie Carbo and He joined his son • In - Ed Brinkman and Frank Howard solved him for innings. issue. Don Wert reached first on Brinkman's law, David Eisenhower; Bobby Tolan, defeated the Montreal Expos, 5-1, his daughter, Julie in the National League opener at Elsenhower, and his wife, Pat, singles to open the fourth but Lolich struck out Crosley Field. d and 45,015 other fans in the fifth Inning with the Ken McMullen and Mike Epstein, then retired Senators trailing, 2-0. He saw the Hank Allen on a foul pop to protect the lead. Tigers build their lead and prevail behind the Nixon arrived at the ballpark just In time to see Simpson unanimous choice seven ■ hit pitching of Mickey Lolich, who subbed for Bosman snuff out another Detroit threat. He suspended ace Denny McLain. Commissioner joined his family in the Tiger fifth with the bases Bowie Kuhn met with McLain before the game to discuss the suspension. Women's IM for Big Ten All-Academic frs Ruggers Add one more honor to Ralph Simpson are Jim Cleamons of right, selected by panel of >ng with start The following deadlines and dates have been announced by Simpson's seemingly endless list. MSU's record • setting Ohio State (education), Clarence Sherrod of Wisconsin Midwest a sports editors basketball reporters. 33 and the Woman's IM Dept.: sophomore basketball star was a (sociology), George Faerber of are host OhjJ Big Ten basketball attendance phigan, niinoit diana, Notp bomb Windsor, 9-3 Wednesday, April Deadline for Blooperbal) 8 — unanimous choice for seventh annual Big Ten All • the Purdue (industrial management) ar|d Rich Howat of Illinois for 1970 highest reached its level in history with second ti, Kentucky Monday, April 13 — Academic cage team announced (bulsness administration), MSU averaging the fourth powling Green MSU's scored a try but missed the Blooperball competition begins by Commissioner Bill Reed. highest crowds for the 14 league Rugby Club opened its , [ent State, Bal conversion attempt, gave MSU a Wednesday, April 15 — Entries 10,184. * »e Buckeyes Thigh and inside spring season in Windsor Sunday with a 9-3 victory over the Windsor City Rugby Club. 3-3 tie at intermission. The club Is currently due for singles and doubles tennis sguw+z.'s: preparing for the entire 1968-69 academic I with stroii It'i hard to tell who's mora surprised -frank Howard, the Steve Hummel led a strong for this weekend's Wedensday, April 16 — Simpson was the only ! from Purdue Big Ten Deadline for residence hall The players were then receiver of an embrace and kiss or Bill Freehan, the forward game and Inside center Tournament at the University of sophomore named to the first Ten. Spartans, ft, observer. Morgana Roberts, Atlanta, Ga., entertainer shows Paul Thomas converted three Illinois. All prospective bowling team. He and the nine other "" also Saturday, April 18 ENROLL regard ihe'i good at her job with this unscheduled home plate penalty kicks to account for all candidates are invited to join — players named to the first two Residence hall bowling begins teams Mid-America the Spartan scoring. Thomas' dally practice sessions held at 4 are eligible for Academic sr Miami appearance In the first Inning of Monday's game in Saturday, April 18 - Tennis All-America consideration. first kick, after Windsor had p.m. behind Jenison Fleldhouse. Weihlngton. AP Wirephoto tournament begins On the first team along with ue to the bai en sharpeni ! Par-Mor Gl pit that Fores it MEET SATURDAY ly next week, Trackmen thinki THIS up By DON KOPRIVA could be A1 Henderson, third In the Indoor SUMMER. State News Sport* Writer quarter, and freshmen Mike Murphy and Holt, The 660, run only In the Big Ten, could have John Mock, Paul prd The much-delayed exit of winter has caused considerable ouble for the MSU track team, scheduled to open Saturday ilnit Purdue and Bradley at Lafayette, Ind. Spartan Coach Fran Dtttrlch pointed out that the Spartans had Cooke, Murphy and Bob May as possibilities, but It seemB likely that Mock, third In the Indoor NCAA half ■ mile, will 880 and give MSU a strong contender for any meet title there. DISTANCES: Ken Popejoy heads the milers with a 4:04.4 go In the tie chance last week to do any serious workouts, with snow Indoor best and hopei to move closer to the magic four minute erlng the outdoor oval and the Indoor track being readied for barrier outdoors. Soph Dave Dieters Is expected to be the number Spartan-State Journal High School Relays, two mlier. The Spartans could be tough In the three mile If the ut Dittrich figures his team can come up with a top twosome of Ken Leonowlcz and Chuck Starkey come respectable ort Saturday and knows with the likely first placers In the through, with four freshmen, Randy Kllpatrlck, Warren Krueger, ited the Aggie et residing mainly In the Spartan camp, MSU should Pet® Relff and Ralph Zoppa, rating as possible lossible scorers. Zoppa, cumulate enough points to,win. ' Kttp»trick and Leonwoicst appear as likely steeplechase steeple^ entries, on a bad note fhe Spartans' outdoor hopes should be pretty much based on )klahoma Cit FIELD EVENTS: MSU is weak here, with with only or long jumpers same two runners who carried MSU to a third place Big Ten rating any real chance at success, with Big Ten fourth placer ing for Ish Inside, Herb Washington and Bill Wehrweln. Lioyd Bridges expected to help. Indoor triple jump champ Eric and ^ The outlook by events: Allen has been lost to spring football, and the Spartans can't Tom Gray an 1URDLES: The Spartans have likely lost Charley Pollard for boast any real strength in any other field events. |Spartans the year with broken foot bones, the same injury that sidelined RELAYS: Both the 440 and mile relays should be among ord with tl MSU's strongest ever, with Washington the key to the 440 MSU gigles match! big senior last year, but frosh John Morrison and juniors lyne Hartwlck and Howard Doughty should compensate in the j, hurdles. Intermediate hurdles are unsure but Hartwick and quartet's success and Wehrwein holding the chances of the mile team. Likely short relay runners include Butchee, Holt, # DAVIS ioubles. All o shman Rich Jacques rate as possibilities. Wehrwein, Morrison and Henderson. Possible members of the raight sets. PRINTS: MSU Is strong here, with Washington and LaRue mile combination which Dittrich thinks could go as fast as 3:07 itate and tin tehee expected to provide a good 1-2 punch in the 100 while shington, Butchee, Wehrweln and freshman Mike Holt all rate inciude Holt, Henderson, Murphy, Mock, May and Paul Cooke. THE BIG TEN: Spartans were third inside behind Wisconsin P BERKELEY top notch possibilities In the 220. and Indiana, and despite a noticeable lack of strength in the field IIDDLE DISTANCES: Always an MSU events, look to be about the same outside. But Dittrich feels that ' strong point, this year be no with some breaks and exception, as the Spartans boast strong entries from some top performances, his squad can 440 through the 880. Wehrwein was third in the overtake the Hoosiers for second and give the defending NCAA 440 1969 with an MSU record 45.7. Also running in that event champion Badgers a run for their money. 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HAGADORN | Cit* _ .st,.to 2m □ San Diego | 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 1 I97Q STATE NEWS / i»s state IMEvyjj V0MC1S CLASSIFIED Karen will be on hand to answer your calls from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Call 355-8255. classified 355-8255 H * V' The State News does not For Rent For Rent msiM* permit racial or religious discrimination in its Scooters & Cycles Employment For Rent advertising columns. The 1969 HONDA 175cc. Like sell. Cash $500. Call new. Must 351-7729 HOUSEKEEPER. $50 per week plus room and board, live in 351-6729. Apartments 2 MAN, deluxe, air - conditioning, 2 blocks from campus. Summer and MARIGOLD Marigold, APARTMENTS. across from campus. 911 RIDICULOUSLY LOW term. Apartments next reni t( State News will not after 7:30 p.m. A3-4/9 3-4/7 ONE MALE for four Fall leasing. $170. 372-5767, Deluxe 2-man furnished 332-5048. A4-4/10 man close to accept advertising which campus. Reduced rent. 351-1327. 489-1656. TF apartments. 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Waitresses, dishwasher, full or part Now Renting for Spring & SUBLEASE CEDAR Greens 2-man TWO or three men, deluxe one girl for four girl ap^Z! Mobile Homes FIAT 1968 850 Spyder. 18,000 time. GOLDEN FALCON ROOM, Summer apartment. Share if you are single. Completely furnished, utilities! $300. Phone 393-3514, from 9 Capital City Airport. Phone summer term. Swimming pool. 139 Woodmere. 351-9036. 5-4/8 parking provided. $65/m, # PERSONAL miles. Michelin radial tires. After 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. 5-4/8 485-1764. A7-4/15 Reasonable. 351-2312. A5-4/13 337-2336. A3-4/9 ♦ PEANUTS PERSONAL p.m. 337-7932. 2886% East Jolly. PRICED t/A PER CHICK NEEDED for spring term. * REAL ESTATE 5-4-7 1969, 305cc, road bike. TYPIST needed spring and summer FROM *0U RESIDENT LUXURY APARTMENT in new Americana Apartment near CLOSE TO Union, apartment 3 Excellent condition. Call Mike, term*, evenings. 60 w.p.m. home. Completely furnished, all 1, 2, 3 man/woman vacancies persons. 351-6586 or • RECREATION GALAXIE 1963. Good condition. minimum with accuracy. Apply in utilities paid including parking, campus. Call 351-9134. 8-4/10 489.3 351-9512. A3-4/9 Pool and Party Lounge after 5 p.m. View apartment * SERVICE Leaving the country. $295. person at Willstaff, Inc., 427'/* Walk to Campus TV, washer and dryer, phone and 427 Grove. 1-4/7 air 124 CEDAR Street. 129 Burcham. 3&I-4258. A3-4/8 HONDA 250 Scrambler. 1965. Albert St., East Lansing after 3 - conditioning. All linens Typing Service Sponsored resident parties furnished. $150 per month for 2-man furnished apartments • TRANSPORTATION Rebuilt engine. Call 351-9592, ask for Bill. 5-4-7 p.m. W Luxurious furniture, carpeting, one or $200 for two gentlemen. includes heat. $62.50 to $80 per HOWLAND HOUSE Co-op" MERCURY 1960 Monterey. appliances Graduate man. 135 Kedzie Drive, $85 to blocks from Union, $190' * WANTED Excellent running condition. $150. X-RAY TECHNICIAN, male and preferred but not female, MODELS, RENTAL necessary. 372-6103. 5-4/13 $90 per man. Leases starting June ^32-6522^4-4/20 351 -ES83. 4-4/7 Auto Service & Parts RADIOLOGIC OFFICE OPEN 15th and September 1st. Days LUXURY DEADLINE TECHNOLOGISTS needed to APARTMENT 2-7 MON.-FRI. ONE MAN needed. $41.25 monthly. 487-3216, Evenings, 882-2316. desperately 1 man for 4 1 P.M. class MGB-GT 1969 work weekends, day and one day racing green, ACCIDENT Problem? Call 731 BURCHAM, TF Chalet Park, Haslett. $51 afternoon shifts. Call or apply Luxury apartment. 351-6264 after 25 before publication. price, perfect macl E. LANSING. KALAMAZOO STREET BODY 5 p.m. A3-4/9 Cancellations 12 noon 8 - 5 p.m. Leave your number for SPARROW HOSPITAL Personnel. PHONE 351-7212 EAST LANSING near campus. One ujMities_339-2753. A3-4/8 - SHOP. Small dents to large Mike. A4-4/10 487-6111,ext 353. 5^/7 one class day before wrecks. American and foreign MARRIED COUPLES Spring Term. ONE MAN needed Cedar Village bedroom, furnished. Large airy NEED ONE FOR two man.$' rooms. Air conditioned. month. Trailer behind ( cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. luxury apartment. Immediate publication. MUSTANG 1967 convertible. 6 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS to 2 bedroom furnished. $160. Beautifully maintainor' Select Heat is free. John, 351 2628 East Kalamazoo. C work part occupancy. 351-4187. A3-4/9 cylinder, automatic. Excellent time, 11 p.m. to 7:30 CEDAR VILLAGE clientele. 5-4/7 PHONE Lease 332-3135 or 351-7222. 5-4/9 a.m. Friday and Saturday. ASCP APARTMENTS. Call 332-5051. 355-8255 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East registered or eligible. Apply 8-4/10 2 BEDROOM duplex available _J382-6549J3 ONE FOR Kalamazoo Street . .. Since 1940. SPARROW HOSPITAL Personnel, immediately. Near Campus. Very APARTMENT FOR OLDSMOBILE 88, 1964. 9 passenger single faculty, RATES Complete auto painting and or call 487-6111, ext 353. 5-4/7 GRADUATE MAN. Share 2 bedroom s. 332-4589. A3-4/9 graduate man. Close. Serious Woodmere. Parking. $7} wagon. Good condition. $800. ED collision service. IV 5-0256. C 351-1014. A3-4/8 1 day $1.50 apartment Spring - Summer. student. 332-8498. A3-4/8 2-0451. 10-4/14 THOSE LITTLE ADS in the back of 351-3778 SENIOR OR GRAD for 3 girl. 15c per word per day (evenings), 353-9035 AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and the paper are Walking distance. $60. 337-0535. 3 days working try one (day). 3-4/7 CAMPUS VIEW $4.00 ... OLDSMOBILE 1965, all power, A3-4/9 yourself. Dial 355-8255. 13%c per word per day excellent condition. Must sell fast. t be fixed. Call 332-3255. TF CAPITOL VILLA APARTMENTS Call 353-7016 after 8 p.m. A3-4/9 GIRL OVER 22, share house, own 5 days $6.50 PART TIME job for STUDENTS. EAST LANSING, comfortable one Across the street f 13c per word per day bedroom. Many $3.85 per hour to start. White APARTMENTS bedroom, furnished, walk to MSU. Aviation collar positions, no assembly line Phone Williams Hall on Michiji (based on 10 words per ad) OLDSMOBILE 1963 4-door hardtop, Ample parking. 351-8862. J.R. kve. work. Hours from 3 to 11 p.m. A 3-4/9 Culver. C-4/17 University approve* with air conditioning. 482-9977. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 iupervised Housing Peanuts Personals Must be available for immediate must be A7-4/15 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII bedroom apartments. From SOUTH LANSING: Large /omen students under 2: pre-paid. employment. For appointment. $150-$165. Near GIRL WANTED to share new Capitol Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Campus. unfurnished 2 bedroom, carpeted, RAMBLER AMERICAN 1968 Phone 372-6313 between 9 and 1 For information call Villa apartment. Call 351-3080. Leasing this week for Fal There will be 50c service air conditioned, appliances, a p.m. 10-4/17 - 1970. Call Today: and 2-door. 6 cylinder, standard washing - drying facilities, storage _ /i£L'!/1CL bookkeeping charge if this ad is not paid within transmission. Original owner, perfect condition, reasonably Employment For Rent 332-5330 area. $160 plus electricity, GIRL FOR S^tPD, one block 332-6246 available first of May. Phone from caBEN'JjJr 351-1740. one week. priced. 351-7961. A3-4/9 $3000. SUMMER opportunity. Train LYONS • AT Mt. Hope. Deluxe two 393-1867. A5-4/10 A5-4/10 2 hours weekly now for exciting TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" Portable, The State News will be STUDEBAKER 1963 as is. $50. 207 full time work this summer. Car $8.50 per month including stand. conditoned, balcony, GIRL for 3 mar North Dibble, Lansing. 372-1725 carpeted, responsible only for the Call 351-7319 for Call J.R. CULVER CO., heat and water furnished. Immediately. $80 per month. first after 4 p.m. 5-4/7 TWYCKINGHAM day's incorrect f.C 351-8862. 217 Ann Street, East 882-3009 after 5 p.m. and 351-0521. A3-4/9 APARTMENTS are now leasing studen insertion. Lansing. C weekends. 3-4/7 units. These SUNBEAM ALPINE, 1965, great 1 spacious luxury apartments are completely or 2 GIRLS sports car. Excellent condition, FIRST OFFER, New product for ne«n«^'mmediately. part - time or summer selling. RENT A TV from a TV Company. SAVE $20 month. America, RENTED;. 351-1876. carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean rebuilt engine. $975. Evenings: Large 4 man 355-1094. 11-4/16 COOL-TAN MISTING KITS - $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. apartment. Rent to 1-4 people. . 5-4-7 furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal an NEJAC TV RENTALS. C Automotive newest product of '70's. The latest 1200 East Grand R NEED 2 girls immediately. individual control - central air conditioning. These four TEMPEST 1968 standard 6 cylinder. "in" thing. 100% return on initial 19. 5-4/8 Ndrthwind Apartments. Low rent. Excellent and only investment of $7.50. NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisur condition. Rose, 351-3328. 3-4/7 AMERICAN RAMBLER 1963 in Write only to: Jack Gillen, White rented only to MSU students and 353-9022 or 355-3218. 5-4/8 SUBLET: FOUR man. Burcham time has been it condition, 22,000 miles, Showers, Inc., 722 Porter Street, faculty. $8.84 monthly (including adequately planned for with a giant heated Woods. Summer term. Swimming WOODS IDE APARTMENTS. New nsmission, nearly THUNDERBIRD 1967 Lansing, Michigan 48905 giving tax). STATE MANAGEMENT pool. 351-3697. 5-4/8 swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you hardtop. one bedroom furnished, graduate new tires, battery and exhaust Beautiful CORPORATION, 444 Michigan condition, dark green, or married students only. want to be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM cal system. Contact 353-7898 office, Avenue. 332-8687. C white interior, all power, air 355-2917 residence. A3-4/9 conditioning, tinted windows, _351-4698, 332-2920. 5-4/8 today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per tilt-away steering wheel and DELUXE FURNISHED 2 man air - CAR RENTAL agent. Part - time month, parts and service free, conditioned. vertically adjustable, remote Walking distance to weekends. Mature, responsible, option to buy. Call IV 9-5214. ONE MAN needed. $60 per month control outside mirror, heavy duty campus. 126 Milford Street. $170. and ne8t individual. Driver's TELETRONICS INDUSTRIES. OR BEST OFFER. Modern trailer hitch, power windows, Also need 1 girl to share AUSTIN HEALEY 3000, 1962. license required. Phone 489-2931 furnished duplex. 355-6262 after rustproofed, new tires and shocks. apartment. Phone 372-5767 or Excellent mechanical and interior. after 3:30 p.m. 3-4/8 7 p.m. S-4-7 393-2964. 4-4/7 489-1656. TF MODEL {APT. B-7) OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day except Sunday $850 or best offer. 393-6573. PARKING. VERY close, reasonable. A3-4/9 TRIUMPH 1968 GT-6. Red, wires, 6 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - part Several spaces available. Call Do you have a business that should be 355-9471. A3-4/8 PHONE: 332-6441 cylinder, radio. $1,700. Gene, time. Home buying service. Phone BUICK LESABRE, 1967. V-8, power Mr. in the "Student Service Directory" each 337-1564. A3-4/8 Joseph. 694-8178 for NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE steering, power brakes. Hardtop. appointment. A3-4/9 TV RENTALS. - Sudents only. Low Thursday? $1385.339-2168.5-4/8 TRIUMPH 1962, TR-4 runs well, monthly and term rates. Call LIMITED SUMMER LEASES NOW ACCEPTED MEAT CLERK, Experienced. Call In 484-2600 to reserve yours. Barber new tires and top, $400. Shop Beauty Salon CAMARO 1969 327 person, PRINCE BROTHERS UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C 3-speed. 353-3124, between 11 a.m. and 3 Optical Service Insurance Automatic, buckets, console, p.m. A3-4/9 MARKET, 555 East Grand River, HiFi East Lansing. A3-4/9 IF YOU lose something, let a Want Repair Typewriters & Service extras, warranty, perfect condition. 372-6973 afternoons. Ad help you find it quickly. Call Cleaning Centers Laundry Service VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1963, Auto 5-4/9 rebuilt engine, excellent tires, new DELIVERY MAN needed 355-8255. Repair Real Estate immediately. Must be available 3 - Paints & Supplies Gasoline Station battery. Call between 9:30 p.m. CHEVROLET IMPALA 1968, Super and 11:00 p.m. 351-1278. A3-4/9 6 p.m. daily. Call NEJAC, Sport, New tires and shocks, 337-1300. C-4/7 hydra-matic. Must sell. Phone VOLKSWAGEN 1961, with sunroof. Male undergraduate students the Student Services Directory 4620 S. Hagadorn \ w 646-6875 after 5 p.m. 5-4/8 New engine. Best year for dune • PART TIME employment. Summer appears each Thursday, Each ad to participate in motivational buggy, body in good condition. opportunities also available. research. Good pay, flexible CHEVROLET 1963 Impala 4-door 372-6000. A3-4/9 Automobile required. Phone THE is a column x 1 inch at a nominal cost of $3.50 per Excellent SOCIETY CORPORATION hours. To apply, call MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: insertion. Deadline is 3 p.m. Tuesday. $425. Phone VOLKSWAGEN 1967, 2 door. 351-5800. O 353-7256 or come to room For furihtr details call Joyce 694-9890. A3-4/9 AM/FM radio. Excellent 414 Baker Hall between 1:00 355-8255, Monday thru Friday, 8 .m. - 5 p.m. CHEVROLET 1963, Impala, two condition. Take over payments. Balance due $1,047.60. Phone BABYSITTER/HOUSEKEEPER. days went' 5 & 5:00 p.m. week days Alco Management Cnmpany door sport coupe, V-8, automatic, credit a cQ school age through Tuesday. manager, IV 9-4013. children of\U-^eed someone fair condition, $250. 355-6450 A5-4/13 immediately. Please call 351-3918 Respondents to September, after 5 p.m. A3-4/9 1969 and February, 1970 days, 351-4790 evenings. TF VOLKSWAGEN good shape. 1964. $450. Sunroof, 1968 advertisements, please do not The back seat CROSSWORD riUBLDn QGHE CHRYSLER 1959. Body solid, Thunderbird, factory air, loaded. DID YOU know that even while you reapply. □ElKBOIl HBQffi power steering, new snow tires, PUZZLE 485-8530. 3-4/7 Call A 3-4/8 393-4112 or 484-5284. sleep for you? . . . Want Ads are working of the new Porsche ACROSS 25. N ancmna rogqEr f lun □□□ OBL □nana J3s CORVAIR radio, four 66 on Monza, two door, the floor, excellent WHATIII YOU Ads today . . haven't read Want . you are missing has 6 cylinders l. 4. White vestment 27. Pro Endeavor Provided [jumcn HBBEE aaaff condition. 332-1763. A34/9 $570 or best offer. 508 Grove Street. something. Cedar and 125 horsepower. 7. 11. 12, Diva's solo Connective Amassing False god Legislator rararaBCTo ana Golfers Attention 14. Aromatic herb Grog 35. London's clock □an rinnGG, CORVAIR MONZA 1962. Excellent 16 Short jacket 36. Pedestal part □finer.] □□cog manege transportation. $225. 351-1255. 3-4/7 CORVETTE 1963, 327, 300 h.p., 4 ■** Shag Balls $1.00 doz. Apartments 17. Refute 18. Sunken fence 19. Samovar 20. Ingredient 37.r. Keynoter 39.I. Yellow sapphire Periodical E-32D3LJ SOQ5 4. Article Plastic Practice . 22. Information DOWN speed. Black/black interior. Call French season 5. Artificial Balls 6 for $1.00 355-0575. 3-4/8 23. Of me Turkish flag language Shuttle Cocks invites you to ask the guy or gal who rents one. . 1. Crown 24. Ping-pong Opponent 6. Pleasure cran Tennis Rackets . 2. Friendless DODGE 1961 six standard. New paddle ■ Japanese coin 3. Salt water 7. Girl's name Tennis Balls Don't run the risk of being unhappy with your future battery, brakes. Good condition. 8. Ceremony 1 2 3 M 5- 6 9 0 * ,0 355-5803. A3-4/9 FREE: 1970 Golf Rule Book with apartment. It makes sense to live at " % 12. % 9. 10. Supine Booster row j A 13 Purchase of $1.00 or more. 13. Brown kiwi <4 15 16 15. Trademark ATTENTION The mid-engine Porsche yA 18. Micraner Cedar Attention 7 18 Sales and Marketing Majors % % 19 21. 22. Dolphin . j '4 20 21 22 Against NEEDED Assistant Sales Larry Cushion 23 u 25. 26. Spoil j % % Manager Trainee 25 Quagmire ; %% 27. Apartments 26 28. Treat with I need a management trainee Sporting Goods 30 %Y/,31 % 32 77 % 2B 29 iodine 29. Refrigerate" to assist me in new sales office. Must be mature and The Damage Deposit Refunders Phil Gordon's 34 % 35 36- 33 30. Ailment 31 Ottc able to meet public. Flexible hours during school term and 3020 Vine IV 5-7465 Open Fri. 'til 8: Daily 'til 6 37 %38 % 39 32 Cross st'O" letter Summer '70 on a full-time during summer. Year - round employment. $160/apt./mo. 2924 E. Grand River Lansing, Michigan MO % 33. Records Mi Charles One block north of Mich. Fall '70 $67.50/man/mo. Phone 484-2551 v/a 35. Dickens 1 Ave. one-half block west M3 of Sears. 332 - 5051 Bogue St. at the Red Cedar % H5 38. Cap 39. Pipe .. l°inI 41. Negative Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan FRANDOR NEAR. Personal jTTgw f°r 3 ?iri T,1™"? Completely furnished 2 bedroom home. $240 MEN TRIPLE room, study room, cooking, parking. Call Chapman SCOTT 315B tuner $110. Acoustech VOX TWELVE string, folk guitar, 1960 GREAT Lakes; *f°/,Js0n,![VomSPc«nmpu.. 'call per month. Short term available. Phone 337-2015. 3-4/7 lease 694-0841. 3-4/7 XI amplifier $120. oce~"w 3-4/7 Playpen $10. beautiful condition. Best offer. 353-1902. 34/9 bedrooms, air-conditioner, furnished, porch, 10x50, 2 carpeted, WE'VE parking BEEN hiding behind lot for 6 years. Some our SONY 530 Tape r der, $200 or neople say good things are hard to THE CUTEST and cleanest house in For Sale CONCORD 990 Stereo automatic $250 with K Model 22 utility shed, good condition. After ">d. We think you'll agree. Come SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale: 6:30 p.m. 694-0369. 5-4/7 East Lansing. 4 girls speakers. Like over and see Spring and/or STEREO CONSOLE reversing tape recorder. 30 r. 332-2563, Brand new portables - $49.95, why. Call us for a sJSSSw-"^ Summer term. $60 each. 332-5320 «''.dr 6 p.m. 5-4/8 tapedeck, Mediterranean style, originally bought at $1100, selling it for watts/channel. 353-1844. X5-4/10 100 Larry. A3-4/9 USED Vac $5.00 per month. Large selection of reconditioned used machines. FOR SALE, 8x35 General house trailer located in Trailer Haven. ride 351-3921. Rush Beta Theta Pi. That's 351-39211 A3-4/9 Cleaners. Tanks, $300. Less than one year old Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Call 351-8158. A10-4/20 FREE canister and uprights. One year A thrilling hour of Rooms beauty. ssjwgiraP ... 372-4461 or 372-3680. 5-4/9 FAST LITTLE Want Ads find buyers Home & "Many Others." $19.95 warranty. $7.88 and up. DENNIS For appointment call for you at the lowest possible to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS 484-4519. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 WINDSOR - two bedroom, 12x60 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS SINGLE ROOM, gentlemen, cost. Try one by dialing 355-8255 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, with BEAR ALASKAN target bow 41 North Cedar, opposite City expando living room. STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan convenient location. Quiet home. lb., today. 1115 North Washington. Williamston. 655-2895. 3-4/8 Houses arm, finger guard, arrows. Market. 482-2677. C-4/10 489-6448. C-4/9 C-4/9 Parking. IV 2-8304. A3-4/9 355-5696, Dave. A3-4/9 TV SETS used, $10.00 and 8'x40' MOBILE home. plEX 5 bedrooms available June SINGLE up. Table MAGNAVOX PORTABLE stereo - Reasonable Peanuts Personal FOR model Animals price. On lot, mile from iuh Close to campus. Call Jim, JT-fCO *e, quiet, TYPEWRITER, OLYMPIA standard, radios, $5.00 and up. good condition, $50 after 3 p.m. one parking a^.v*.-s»8. 337-0132 13" Chemists tests tube equipment, Willard, 351-2776. 3-4/9 campus. 337-1128. A3-4-8 353.5932. After 6 p.m., afternoon. A3-4/8 with carbon ribbon drive. $125. Italian wall tapestries. $5.00 REGISTERED GOLDEN Retrieve NN - HAPPY Three. Thanks. Love 882-1055 before 4 p.m. A2-4/8 546-4611.5-4-7 and up.,WILCOX SECONDHAND CAMERAS: PENTAX H2, black pups. Family, field, CHAMPION, 1959 - 10'x50', 2 SINGLE $14, double $20. Clean, STORE, 509 East Michigan, obedience, fun. 332-8990. 5-4/7 bedrooms, furnished, good body, f/2 lens, accessories, $100. Sing. 4 students. Furnished quiet, parking. 237 Kedzie. Rob, WALLENSACK STEREO tape 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Also Kalimar 2Va square condition. 625-3722 after 5 p.m. bedroom, carpet, gas heat. 372-4828, 351-9584. A5-4/13 recorder with speakers and tapes. C-4/10 353-6465. A3-4/9 relfex. Perry. 3-4/7 Utilities except electricity. 351-6443 after 5 p.m. A3-4/9 PUPPIES FOR Sale. Black and white Marking. $55 e**- Deposit. Beagle and Terrier mix. Friendly, NICELY FURNISHED single CLYDE HUTCH Life w room LUDWIG DRUMS: zeljun cymbals, playful, toy size. 351-1204. S-4/9 Lost & Found ... SMITH 337-1172 after 6 p.m. 5-4-7 for male. Reasonable, cooking. CORONA typewriter. MORE FUN in the sun, with sun very reasonable for complete set. s like a weekend at home Call 332-6736. A3-4/9 Manual, portable, with case. $70. shades. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 351-6443 after 5 p.m. A3-4/9 332-5048. A3-4/9 REGISTERED North Meridian Rd., 5 miles 2615 East Michigan Ave., BUCKSKIN SMALL COLLIE puppy lost: Ten Co-Existence. 1-4/7 .«t of East Lansing. Four men or 372-7409. C-4/10 Excellent pleasure horse. Leaving weeks old, male, sable, brown and PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Near COVER GOWN and veil from Brides Somen. $50/month each. Utilities Michigan Avenue. Study and sleep PIONEER CAR tape. Gibson Must sell. 351-3374, guitar. Magazine, April 1969. Excellent for internship. Call Lansing, 393-5319. A4-4/10 white. Four white paws and white ncluded. Secluded. Call in quiet room. $15 weekly. 393-6360, SILVER BLONDE wig. Never worn. condition, new from Brides ruff around neck. Wearing a chain Bill. A3-4/9 484-1596. A5-4/10 Case included. Best offer. collar and may answer to the 627-5454. A5-4/10 351-4066. A5-4/10 Showcase, $200. asking $125. Size THREE BEAUTIFUL sealpoir TWO COAXIAL speakers in tuned 10. 393-6926. A3-4/9 kittens, box trained. Ca 1 GIRL for 2 bedroom. Own room. vicinity of Grand River and baffles. $20 each. Phone 372-3982 332-8778. A3-4/9 Division St. Generous reward. $67.50. GROVES TARGET Bow, PANASONIC AM/FM stereo radio. Pam, 351-9018 or around 6 p.m. A3-4/9 351-7362. A3-4/8 332-6960. 1-4/6 69", breakdowi Auto tuned. Now only $129.95. GOODIES: VOX Jaguar organ - 355-9107. 5-4/8 Available now MARSHALL Mobile Homes LOST PRESCRIPTION sunglasses. WOMEN: SHARE room, large house. MUSIC COMPANY, East Lansing. $125, Sunn Spectrum amplifier. Dark green wrap arounds. Phone Excellent location. Kitchen, Echoplex. 484-6880. A3-4/9 BLANK 8 track cartridges and title C-4/7 1967 10x50 Academy mobile home. 355-5496. 3-4/9 Real Estate parking, laundry. 332-1918. labels, ..dust bugs, tape cleaners, Completely furnished. Good A3-4/8 plugs and jacks galore. All at OVER 30,000 library books, 10c condition. 627-2652. 1-4/7 LOST: WIRE HAIRED Terrier. TAXES TOO high? Gain depreciation AM/FM STEREO multiplex with Black, catalog prices. MAIN each. 2,000 books 50c. Call advantages. Put over $100 in your white, and brown. Female. Plaid (OMEN students. Large home, SPARTAN HALL. Men and women. speakers. Four months. Bargain 669-9311. A5-4/13 AVION-TRAILERS and campers. ELECTRONICS, 5558 South pocket every month with sharp location. Kitchan, Leasing for spring. 351-9286. 355-8886 after 3 p.m. Terry Also Serro, Scotty and Nomad xcel lent Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C East Lansing student rental. Call laundry. For Fall Term. 3-4/7 trailers and __0-4-j° campers. AVION Bob Homan, Simon Real Estate, 132-1918. X-A-3-4/9 HARMON - KARDON model S£ SALES, 1185 North Cedar, MSU Okemos Branch 351-2260 or MEN 21 and over Clean INFLATABLE Mason. 694=8355. A5-4/13 - quiet PLASTIC ( 2520 stereo: cassette recorder, FM M International Center, a gold evenings 351-0965. 3-4/8 kCE FOR one girl in eight girl rooms. Cooking and parking. sofas. Many colors. Cheap. Call ling band with inscription tuner, turntable, in one unit. Close, reasonable. 487-5753, 337-9215 noon CHEAP LIVING at mobile home midnight. Criterion 50 speakers. Drafted. 3, Call 355-8119. A2-4/8 R ecreation 151-7969, 351-6049. A3-4/8 485-8836. TF 10-4/14 court. 1960 National 10x52. $300,351-4880. A3-4/8 - 641-4116. Must sell. 3-4/7 INDIA OVERLAND $204, regular Personal trips. 39 Lansdowne Gardens, London S.W.8. UK. 45-6/5 Service a summer place ARCHANGEL COSMIC rock m for rush - bacchanals. 351-0956. 3-4/9 INTERNATIONAL WANT AD WEEK is April 5-12 and the perfect parties, dan 'ROFESSIONAL leather OKEMOS SUEDE cleaning and refinishing service. Now being offered at the DRY 2155 Hamilton Rd., 332-0611. CLEANERS, and HOME OF THE time to start the profitable Classified habit. Read and use PROFESSIONALS. O Classified Ads today and every Typewriter day. Repair HORSES BOARDED. $35 a month. (Electrics) Good care and feed. 676-5369. Foreign & Domestic 5-4/7 Campus Book Store Louis E. May Sr. ED 2-0877 FREE - LIFE INSURANCE ROOM OR roommate - let OCC STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O Roommate Service find your Special answer to housing. Free of Charge. Fill out forms in room 316 HAIR SHAPING, STYLING Student Services after 1 p.m. FLORENCE HAIR SALON 6-4/13 209 Abbott Rd., Rm. 201 ALTERATIONS AND ladies Over State Bank Bldg. by experienced 332-4314 Reasonable charge, 355-5855. 0-4/7 EUROPE $199 round trip - (jet) Itkin, 1509, Vassar Drive, LICENSED CHILDCARE in my Kalamazoo, Michigan 49001. Spartan Village Home. For (616) 349-7011. 1-4/7 call 355-9910. S-4/7 don't be the only ag & n.R. more classifieds ating chicken April Qn bgck page it's whats. MranNG $1.00 service charge per insertion - to be pre-paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 class day before. ihman Home Economic Club will ® a a meeting tomorrow night, 8:00 SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SUMMER FROM ONLY i ., 102 Home Economics Building. Ned Gaylin will speak on new for the family room. HRI School will present a Italian following Free U Classes will buffet Luncheon and Seminar, April light: Anarchistic Movements Feast v 7 p.m. - 301 Bessey, the Seminar at 2:00 p.m.. Hospitality $37.50 PER PERSON PER MONTH! * Hitchhiking - Seminar 7 p.m. - Snyder Hall Upper - . w Motor Inn. Student tickets fourth Lounge, Kibbutz - 7:30 i -*216 *'oor EPP,ey Center. Only $1.50. Bessey, Life Drawing - " Transportation provided. 312 Bessey, Science Fiction - 7:3! p.m. - 304 Bessey, Auto Mechanics STUDENT MOBILIZATION 8 p.m. - Campus Texaco, Meta COMMITTEE will hold a meeting working 8 p.m. - 131 Stoddard, tonight at 8 p.m.. Room 31, Union. Make Campus Hill your summer place by signing your summer lease today at a remarkable saving. As little as $37.50 per person per month - Basic Electronic 326 The proposed April 15 protest march Student Services. will be discussed. Committees will can move you into these luxurious summer quarters. also be formed to handle the work The P re-Vet Club will hav involved in getting the different t 7:30 p.m., Vet speakers etc. for this rally. This will be an important MEETING. Campus Hill is the ideal place to enjoy summer. Just 8/10 of a mile past the Gables on Grand River Avenue. Plenty of lawns for e for Vet - A - Visit sunbathing and relaxing. Central air conditioning that cools the whole apartment at once; no more cold living rooms and hot bedrooms. Agri Na Resources students: Don't forget Ag New party lounge for your enjoyment. And lots of room to The wild blues / rock of the Honors bar - be - cue April 15 at 6:30 p.m. in Arena No. 1, Men's IM. store all your summer sports folk/rock of John Guest, hear them Tickets only ,50c at 121 AgHall, 125 equipment. this weekend in concert — BLIND Anthony, 109 N.R. ALLEY EXIT. Watch for listing of times and places. The first meeting of spring term of Call J. R. Culver Company today and reserve your place in the the MSU Sailing Club will be held campu tonight, 7:30 p.m. in the Union sun at Campus Hill... your summer place! The Alliance To Seek A Newer World Ballroom. All old members and HART CAMPAIGN will meet interested people are urged to attend. tonight, 9:00 p.m.. Room 34, Union. MSU Veterans Association will have a hill door campaigning and petitioning, meeting 7:00 p.m., tonight. Cross Leases now available for fall, too. voter registration, computer comparison and telephoning, and list Roads Cafeteria, International Center. All new members welcome. planning for Senator Hart's upcoming MSU visit are urged to attend. We The New University Conference will From $58.75 per person per month. need a lot of people. meet tonight, 8:00 p.m.. Room 34, Union, to discuss the possibility of banning the internal combustion Weekly pistol shoots will begin engine from campus on the day of tonight, 7 p.m., rifle range for the the Ecology Teach-in, April 22nd. All Spartan Rifle and Pistol Club. A interested organizations and special meeting will be held at 6:30 individuals are urged to attend. 'Wll/ve* Demonstration p.m. Hall, for interested students and prospective The New Community Book members. Pistols are available at the Exchange people apologize for the range. Meet us there or call Ray inconvenience caused by the State Landis, Club President at 355-9829. News printing our phone number 217 Ann St. Next to Min-a-Mart 351-8862 incorrectly for 2 days. We WILL Pan Hellenic will have rush sign-up return books one more day as soon April 3 8 from 8-12 and 1 - 5 in lon ^'Person - as we can get reorganized. Watch It'* occupancy. Room 101 Student Services. What's Happening for date and Convocation will be held tonight 6 - location. 19 1 *" Tuesday, April 7, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan i9?0 Service DESPITE MEASLES EXPOSURE WANT ADS are the oldest form in print of getting buyer and seller together. Phone 355-8255. COMPLETE Typing Service THESIS Service. Discount Printing. IBM typing and Apollo 13 plans continue CAPE A five KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) medical team ~ the launch crew cleared up a pressure problem in Apollo 13's to deteruiine the anti - body levels of the trio. He said results If germ they it contacted . ,d » 8 n*x - man moon landing ship and the would be known on Wednesday. binding of thesis, resumes, Monday declared the Apollo 13 countdown proceeded smoothly, German measles. " publications. Across from campus, Berry said a person normally Saturday is the onlv fav. astronauts physically fit to fly to All three crewmen, James A. does not come down with corner MAC and Grand River, the moon but expressed concern Lovell Jr., Thomas K. Mattingly German measles until two to day in April "J* below Style Shop. Call Apollo 13 to its desired 1™ because of their exposure to n and Fred W. Haise Jr., were three weeks after exposure. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, German mesles. spot in the moon's FraM. exposed to German measles, Lovell, Haise and highlands. If the 337-1666. C known medically as rubella. mission A Mattingly could go to the moon off o(?"'Mav Mnv Q iTth"^!?',0^ 9 io fKn DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term Extensive lab tests began In addition, Lovell was msnWrt „ No job too large or too small. ^ny said all three astronauts remote possibility of their in P ^solved a Block off campus. 332-3255. C „ , The disclosure , hours after had had red measles in the past, picking up'an unknown germ on Astern CLIFF & PAULA HAUGHEY came but measles. none has had German the moon, all three are to be Slu^ar module ^ Professional Thesis Preparation quarantined for 21 days after The medical director said Lovell and Haise leave the lunar For Master's Candidates. & Doctoral Professional Thesis All clogged up laboratory tests were under way surface. Typing, Multilith Printing and Hard Binding. Free Brochure and The dictates of comfort provide glimpses of some unusual apparel aiound campus. One growing Faculty golfers Estimates. Call 337-1527. C - and comfortable - fashion is wooden clogs as one coed striding down Grand River SPEEDY ACCURATE typing. Term demonstrates. State News photo by Walt Gyr meet Wednesday All male faculty and staff who will be playing golf at Forest TYPING SERVICE by JANET Guatemala hunt (continued from page one) Akers Golf Course during the coming informal season are invited to an organization meeting, Wednesday at 4 p.m. in 33 on any order of two complete dinners, the lower priced dinner I I COUPON THIS JAMES. Accurate, efficient, "No but I feel personally the A few moments later, he said, will be i /a a rr I ,GoodwftrSr prompt. Phone 332-5161. O plane after full honors from the Guatemalan government and a government might be willing to the voice called back and said it negotiate further. had been decided to give the Union. One of the subjects to be 1/2 OFF14TrAP^o Roman Catholic Mass offered by "Tell the government they government "few more hours." the papal nuncio who had worked to obtain the diplomat's have 20 minutes." "That is not enough time. Please Von Spreti, the coroner's discussed is the possibility of developing handicaps for some YATWAH RESTAURANT ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith form of competition during the offset printing. Complete service freedom. give us more time." report said, was shot between 4 Hot Sam's Pretzels and 5 p.m. local time, "probably playing season. Golfers of all North of the fountains for dissertations, thesis, Msgr. Gerolamo Prigione, the Tlie ability levels are welcomed. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. papal government has 20 closer to 5 p.m. Meridian Mall nuncio, told the lmnutes to agree to our demand 20 years experience. 332-8334. C Associated Press he had received or we will proceed with the a telephone call from the execution." Transportation kidnappers early Sunday NEED RIDE from Cherry Lane to afternoon. following He reported the conversation: The papal nuncio said he reported the conversation to LONDON SAVE MORE AT MUIR'S DURING downtown Lansing 8 to 5, "Do you have anything for Foreign Minister Alberto Monday through Friday will pay. us?" Fuentes Mohr. from 355-7949. 2-4/7 Wanted Tax proposal DEI iGO Tussy s Annual Price (continued from said. "All educational reform VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1965 page one) Now, for your convenience, ALL bills will have to be settled, the model later. Will pay reasonable controls upon pollution in Union Board European flights SftLE or abortion bill will probably be price. Call 355-5856 after 2 p.m. Michigan. reported out of committee and leave from Detroit or Chicago: 3-4/7 The Senate's main area of we still have the 1970-71 budget concern this session will be the ahead of us." BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for 1. June 21 Sept. 2 Amsterdam $242 - Detroit - all positive. A negative, B negative Spencer - Ryan School Aid Bill, Gov. Milliken will make a 2. June 24 Aug. 18 London $234 - Detroit - now being held by the Senate and AB negative, $10.00. O short address to the joint session 3. June 25 - Sept. 15 London $209 - Detroit negative, $12.00. Michigan until agreement is reached upon of the Legislature today 7. Aug. 11 - Sept. 9 London $223 - Chicago Community Blood Center, 507% tax measures. honoring Premier Price of British *8. July 26 - Sept. 13 London $219 - Detroit East Grand River, East Lansing. Sen. Harry A. DeMaso, Honduras who is on a three - day Above the new Campus Book R-Battle Creek and chairman of tour of Michigan. *This new flight replaces flights 5 and 6 Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. the Senate Taxation and Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Veterans' Affairs Committee, (New York - London) Tuesday and Thursday, 12 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. 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