By Admissions head MARILYN PATTERSON State News Staff Writer unless some of their listed extra activities indicate their race." - curricular "In the fall of 1968 we sees had a little over the increase of blacks early 60's when Project Ethyl sought 1,000 black in Detroit and talk with the and do all University applications do not request students," Lloyd Cofer, out underprivileged students from Lansing principals and we can to help him or her. We director of the assistant principals and counselors," he keep in constant University's black enrollment has information as to the applicant's race. Detroit Project, said. "We and the Detroit Project recruited students said. contact with Detroit went out and Project kids. We e" increasing since the early 1960's and "There will be seven or did some real intensive in the Detroit area. have meetings and I eight per cent as recruiting ... In the fall of 1969 we had A series of pre - orientation reach seven or eight per cent in the closely as we can tell now," he said. "It The Detroit Project has brought 160 meetings is encourage them to come in to see me. held for the students and their 5n freshman class, Terrence Carey, takes into account the over 1,500 blacks and this year we're students to campus. Seventy more have parents. We're immediately in contact with those number of black "These kids have to get some granting admissions to 610 more, so by the ^tor 0f admissions and scholarships, students we know have been admitted, an fall of 1970 there will be close to 2,000 been admitted for the fall. "We're from home, even if its just that support they'll get a who need help." Cofer said the retention rate estimate of the number of widening the developmental among iHeveTor^eight per cent figure, which freshmen whom we admitted don't know are black black students on campus." Carey said MSU was actively recruiting program next year to include more box of cookies "We take some occasionally," Cofer said. MSU students and Detroit Project students is much than that of the higher ident Wharton quoted before the and an estimate of the number who have black students "before it was the recruitment outside of Detroit," Cofer professors down to Detroit and we bring university at large. Lmic Club of Detroit last week, is, been admitted but will not attend MSU." do," perhaps because former President thing to said. "We haven't done the extensive the students to campus for a weekend." "Most of them stay at MSU," he said. "I °ver, only an estimate. Although no quotas have ever been set John Hannah recruiting outside of Detroit that we Once the students are enrolled tell them that if they can make it through the first year here, they'll make it the rest ■Figures are unreliable at this point," for enrollment of was the chairman of the Civil should have been an effort ' minority students and Right Commission and had a particular doing." is made to keep in contact with them. of the way. That first said "We have no way of identifying exact figures are not available, black The Detroit Project involves "a separate year is the worst. interest in black enrollment. "State is a friendly place," Cofer said. "What we're doing is students from their applications enrollment has been type of recruiting," Cofer said. making available to steadily increasing. Recruitment programs "This is one of the advantages it has as a them an opportunity to get an education. were instituted in "We personally visit all the high schools university. We think about the individual The rest is up to them." Now . . . MICHIGAN Friday you know that you are Cooler . . STATE MEWS . STATE . . . and partly cloudy with diminishing winds. High today UNIVERSITY near 50 degrees. 62 Number 162 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 10, 1970 ' Measles force replacement of one moon shot astronaut CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) The for the launch pad and near the moon. All - Although Mattingly has allowed to him would be a masterful exposure of Astronaut require perfect, split - second teamwork. not developed Thomas K. measles achievement for Swigert. The original crew Mattingly II to German measles was The ultimate decision on symptoms, the astronauts' whether to physician, Dr. Charles A. Berry, said earlier had practiced together more than two confirmed Thursday, and the launch of the blast off as scheduled Saturday at 2:13 that he had a "very, very good chance" of years, first as backup pilots for Apollo 11, Apollo 13 moon voyage hung on the p.m. EST or postpone until the next the first moonlanding mission. favorable date, May 9, coming down with it. ability of a husky blond rookie to do a hinged on flight And if he did, it would be as If a postponement comes, it would be whirlwind job of plugging the commander Lovell's Apollo 13 gap. judgment whether the was approaching the moon and Mattingly only the second because of illness in the John L. Swigert Jr. thrust from a last - minute replacement would backup affect the would be left alone in orbit in the history of U.S. manned space flights. astronaut's role into the prime crew with team's coordination. command module while Lovell and Haise Apollo 9 was delayed for three days when just two days to catch up, began a crash Again the decision will be made by Paine, explored the jagged uplands of the lunar astronauts James A. McDivitt, David R. training program with James A. Lovell Jr. but Lovell's recommendation Scott and will have surface. Russell Schweickart all caught and Fred W. Haise Jr. considerable weight. colds. Medical experts at the National Institutes Making the prime team in the time No one could be sure, but Duke was of Health in Bethesda, Md., tested the believed to have been infected with measles blood samples of another backup by three children of a Houston friend. The astronaut, Charles Duke, and reaffirmed an children Some students eligible came down with the disease early diagnosis that he has German measles. following Duke's visit with them. Duke, suffering from a rash, fever, and When Berry was asked about the new arthritic - like inflammation of his fingers freedom allowed the crews, he said he and wrists, exposed both the backup crewmen last week. Lovell, Haise and Swigert are immune to the prime and disease, but for U.S. food stamps could only recommend health precautions, not enforce them. "I'm not a policeman in this regard," Mattingly is not. By JEFFSHELER Berry said. "It's not my duty to know Based on these findings, doctors bonds, etc., but not exactly where the State News Staff Writer cars, stereos, etc. — are crewmen are at any recommended that Mattingly not fly included in determining eligibility. time." Are East Lansing's high food prices Saturday. The final decision on Mattingly Marked will be made by NASA Administrator getting you down? Harry said adjustments to income can a household's be made for medical expenses, The added cost to postponing the $375 million Apollo 13 taxpayers for Thomas O. Paine, but officials said he Are you running out of hamburger babysitting fees, payments on debt, and voyage was estimated by officials at Apollo 13 Moon Mission Commander James Lovell wears bright red undoubtedly would recipes? Growing sick of rice? unusual hardships. accept the If you live off campus or in married $800,000, split between overtime pay and bands on his arms and legs as he prepares for Saturday's launch. The recommendation. If a household pays more than 30 per the maintenance of downrange recovery' bands were adopted to distinguish Lovell from Fred Haise when the The 38 - year - old Swigert went housing and have a limited income you cent of its income on rent and utility costs, forces. through may be eligible for the Federal Food critical rehearsals with Lovell and Haise of two men walk on the moon. AP Wirephoto anything over the 30 per cent can be lunar orbit activities and abort situations Stamp Program. deducted from the household income. Eligibility for the program is based solelv on current financial need and is unaffected by marital or student status according to Cost of the stamps which are sold at area banks including the Bank of Lansing, varies Nixon vows according to need and income. A family of bassador discusses Steven R. Harry, intake supervisor for the two with no income may purchase $28 m Ingham County Dept. of Social Services. "We've got a lot of students currently on the food stamp program," Harry said. "I worth of stamps for 50 cents. If they make $185 per month they pay $36 for $56 nomination of worth of stamps. don't think there are really a lot of people Students living in dormitories or in units in the country other than students who are where food service is provided are not conservative hgerian on the program." eligible for the program, Harry said. war peace While most students on the program are Harry said he wasn't "pleased" that WASHINGTON (AP) married, many with children, Harry said, - President Nixon students were taking advantage of the rebellion some are groups of single students living dramatically announced Thursday he will are back working for their program. nominate a conservative judge from outside By BARNEY C. YOUNG groups and organizations did not reflect together in apartments. country." this viewpoint. "We go by households," Harry said. (Please turn to back the South his next choice to be associate State News Staff Writer He noted that Nigeria has page) as always been in "Without American and European Several students sharing an apartment are justice of the Supreme Court. the forefront of the Pan - African support, the war would have ended considered a household and their incomes Nixon told newsmen he had involvement in the Nigerian Civil Movement: one WHO IS ELIGIBLE? "reluctantly the present year before it did," Iyalla said. are combined to determine eligibility. concluded" that the Senate "as presently physical and political NO. IN HOUSE MAX. NET MO. INCOME constituted" would not confirm a judicial in N'geria and Pan "We played a part in Under the requirements set by the U.S. - African unity ' liberating the part 1 conservative "if he happens to come from anwng the topics discussed of Africa which was under colonial In answer to the question of communist Dept. of Agriculture, a "household" is up to $125 « Thursday influence in eligible for the Food Stamp program if its 2 the South." Nigerian Ambassador to the U.S. control." Nigeria, Iyalla said he knew of 3 up to $185 is communist activities in Nigeria. monthly net income does not exceed the In a written statement released remarkable that both sides have no 4 up to $225 later, the war is Iyalla said experience has justified his "The only communist activittes in prescribed limits. up to $265 Nixon said: over," Ambassador J.T.A. confidence in the future of the black man said about the recent civil war in and that Africans on the continent have Nigeria I hear of are what I read in The limits range from under $125 I up to $295 "My next nomination will be made in the been encouraged by the attitude of American newspapers." income a month for a person living alone to under $470 per month for a household §' up to $330 very near future; a president should not leave that vacancy on the court when it can He referred to the 63 Americans at U.S. up to $365 told a Americans of African descent. of 10. Four persons living together could be filled." press conference in the Union embassies in Nigeria and said he wondered ® up to $400 health problems "Now we know the enemy," he make up to $265 net income to qualify for In his brief appearance — and he did not existing in Nigeria as up to $435 It of the commented. why the United States fears 11 Russians in food stamps. 10 submit to questions — Nixon said he was war are improving. He cited one Nigerian embassy. up to $470 -itional doctors Liquid assets — savings, stocks and confident that a judge who shares his views on hospital staffs as Iyalla said U.S. group activities mPle of the improvment. contradicted U.S. government statements as a "strict constructionist" of the on involvement in the Constitution would be confirmed if he Nigerian civil war. f®reught are no iH feelings for any Nigerian with "We were in close contact with the U.S. came from some section other than the the secessionist South. said. group," government. They said they would respect "Many of those who led the our unity, but the actions of American See related story, p. 18 He said he felt the South, with one lice current member on the high court is not evacuate Wells; adequately represented there. But philosophical balance on the bench important than geographic balance. The chief executive he said is more appeared at a hastily- ek concealed bomb arranged session in the White House press center just a day after the Senate 51-45 vote rejected his nomination of G. by a Harrold Carswell of Tallahassee, Fla., to be By CHAS FLOWERS Hecko said. "They told us to look in an associate justice. State News Staff baskets, but no one knew what it looked Earlier Nixon's first choice for the Writer post, »ke." Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. of . . i Greenville, Th„!lWells HaU were cancelled for .'"urcday an Captain Adam Zutaut of the Dept. of Public Safety said the scare was started by ^ S. C., had been rejected 55-45. The President said that morning as police, firemen Haynsworth and an anonymous phone call to a Michigan Carswell ina ar'8S an " searched for a bomb were subjected to "vicious > anonymous threat. The Bell operator who called police. Zataut said assaults" on their honesty, character and the caller said the bomb was somewhere in intellectual capacity. li „ ^m8s> B and C, were evacuated Wells Hall and was set to go off between 9 n ' t.the A wing, which houses The President appeared shortly after and noon. conferring in his oval office with Atty. «ptied c*ePartmental offices, was a.m. Zutaut said the Dept. of Public Safety Oen. John N. Mitchell who was at his side Trojan°wicZ( secretary of the Dept. working with the East Lansing Fire Dept. in the press center. Nixon said he also 'hematics and Mrs. Linda Hecko, evacuated the building at 9 a.m. and discussed the Supreme Court vacancy with searched for the bomb until 9:30 a.m. Mitchell Wednesday night during an of Romance Commentary p j .said When the search failed to turn up the campus police officers told evening cruise on the Potomac on a Navy ties™ mb wrmen at Wells to have bomb, students were allowed to enter the yacht Sequoia. their floors to detect the building. Benjamin Ishaku, president of the MSU Nigerian Student Union, sits to the left of a fellow compatriot, J.T.A. He said he has asked Mitchell to submit Zutaut said police are continuing Iyalla, Nigerian ambassador to the United States. Iyalla described the recent civil war in Nigeria and discussed the names to him of judges of state and federal taries had to check offices," Mrs. investigation of the scare. Pan African aftermath at a press conference in the Union. - State News photo by Mike Beasley courts who would be qualified "and who share my views." 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April |(), |<>7() Hearing studies youth bills By LARRY LEE youthful involvement in society. of the entire package, amendment abolishing HJR CCC, a constitutional State News Staff Writer amendment to give university Vaughn's office has sent 536 requirement HJR DDD, a constitutional certain elected offices, students direct representation on letters to high schools, colleges The first of three hearings on a amendment to elect a student of governing boards. and universities inviting student 12 measure package designed to an institution of higher learning ^JR EEE, a constitutional government leaders, student HB 3305 and HB 3310 are two increase the citizen participation editors and others concerned to to the state board of education, amendment establishing a state of 18 to 21 - year - olds will be attend the hearing. board of seven me^members' to hear bills designed to protect a HJR CCC, a constitutional student grievances, student from unjust expulsion or held at 1:30 p.m. today in the House Chambers. Vaughn said he hopes to get amendment to give university suspension. new ideas from those testifying, Gov. Milliken was invited to students a seat on their HJ" m< a constitutional HB 4240 with the bills providing a basic amendment to add student permits an 18 - year - address the hearing, but was governing boards povpmim» boards. J unable to attend and sent a framework of discussion. positions to governing boards of old to mn for Precinct delegate letter to Rep. Jackie Vaughn III,' Each person probably will be HJR constitutional institutions of higher learning. an<* circulate petitions. limited to five minutes speaking D - Detroit and sponsor of most HB 4303 allows college and time and will be allowed to of the bills, expressing support university students to vote at submit extended statements if for what Vaughn is trying to do. Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley, also invited to speak, has another desired. The bills under discussion are: HJR Nixon to their college residence. HB 4361 permits any person 18 years of age or older to serve commitment. An aide will read a A, a constitutional amendment allowing 18 - year - as a delegate of any political prepared statement from Kelley indicating the need for more olds to vote, which is the basic on Vietnam party to conventions. state and national j MEAN WHH-fc, BACK f\T V(8RATfQN, WASHINGTON Ziegler was asked if Nixon was HB 4241 permits an 18 year ~ (AP) - - President Nixon next Thursday about to fill the long vacant old to serve on a jury. "5; will make his fourth report to post of chief U.S. negotiator at - the nation on Vietnam, probably the Paris talks with Following today's hearing, to and signal further U.S. troop cuts perhaps to talk about a new representatives of Vietnam, the Viet Cong and the North others are scheduled for April 25 at Marygrove College in Detroit Tug of love and May 9 at Northwestern High You've watched him grow from a pup and you v chief peace negotiator in Paris. Saigon government. win until the struggle splits » v< There's nothing to give you School in Detroits pants and fires resistance to "that dumb mutt." Press secretary Ronald L. State News photo by Terry Luke I Ziegler said Thursday Nixon is today on that subject," he said. This is a phrase he has often asking for television and radio time at 9 p.m. EST April 16 to used to announcement of indicate some that an kind is FROM SUBPOENA ACTION give a 10 to 15 minute "updated report" on the conflict. fairly imminent. One White House source There was speculation that a fourth - total about 50,000 men. phase withdrawal announcement might here troop cautioned, speculation announce a however, Nixon successor resigned Henry Cabot Lodge. against would to the Bill guards news sources other that i s would be sub > pot n Sen. Sander M. Levin, D-Berkley, introduced a bill The State News, the student newspaper at Thursday n did c Michigan State that exempts information gathered by newsmen from University, it published subpoena The bill forbids courts, the legislature or any every class day during four school terms, administrative body from subpoenaing news material. plus Welcome Week edition in September. "A free society requires freedom of expression by tl Subscription rate is $14 per year. The bill iovers both unpublished and unbroadcast material. Levin, a candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial media," Levin said. "The news media often must dig out Member Associated Press, United Press International, be reported to the people. In doing so they must be able i nomination, said he prepared the legislation because of threats in Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, the source of their information that they will be protected "This bill protects the news media from having to disc Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press source of vital information." Association, United States Student Press Association. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. PICK A PAIR Levin praised the Michigan "doing media for being "responsih a good job of policing themselves." Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services "This bill will provide yet another tool to enable them I even better job of reporting to the people," he said. Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Phones: FOR BLACKS Editorial 355-8252 Classified Advertising 35'>-8255 Display Advertising Business-Circulation 353-6400 355-3447 ANPA FnesroN? Photographic 355-8311 of aztec speakers scholarshi Jt FROM FfS GIVE YOUR PARENTS MORE THAN A POSTCARD VIEW I RESERVE THEM A ROOM AT J$ i Lansing HI-FI BUYS 1101 E. Grand Riv6r Phone 337-2310 - ■ The Publishers' American ' Newspaper Assn. Foundation more blacks to newspaper field. This is the third enter KELLOGG CENTER <. (ANPA) is now accepting year the ANPA Foun applications for scholarships for made the awards, li The GOLDEN their grant - in - aid program for black journalism students. Only students from 18 schools and depart journalism majors or potential FALCON journalism majors enrolled in or journalism received pi year 30 students were ■ transferring to the School of awards in the past twi If your parents have never visited you at MSU, spring is the perfect season. Kellogg Center is located on HOSPITALITY at Journalism are eligible. Applications may be obtained totaled 830,315. ON WINGS: in 103 Journalism Bldg., or from North Campus, just minutes away from Beaumont Tower, Kresge Art Center, the Planetarium, and The PAMPERED The the State News office, 341 many other MSU sights. The State Room, located on EXCITEMENT OF Student Services Bldg. Jobs ava i I able! the main level, provides excellent dining at INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT All approved applications must by the School be of reasonable prices. Kellogg Center is the only on-campus facility for overnight guests, so take FLIGHT. (FREE PARKING) Journalism and forwarded to the ANPA Foundation on or before on wor k study! advantage of the spring weather to invite your April 13, 1970. Winners for the Summer jobs will be availableB parents to your "home." TAKE HER OUT 1970-71 grants will be made for Grand Rapids students onl before the close of the 1969-70 the work study program, saidH CORNER OF HARRISON THIS WEEKEND school year. Morris Kinsey, one of iIkb AND MICHIGAN AVE. TO A GREAT The grant - in - aid program for directors of the work stud)| black journalism students was program. RESERVATIONS - EXPERIENCE IN established in April 1968 by the Interested work study studtnisl 332 6571 Robert R. McCormick are urged to attend the job! DINING. Charitable Trust to encourage interviews which will be W| from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tut in the Stefanoff Lounge oi Color Television . Air Conditioning first floor of the StutMB 485-1764 FOR RESERVATIONS Services building. StudeniT should contact Morris Kinsey®! William Petersen in the wm| study office on the second flo«| of the Student Services I: LITTLE CAESAR S before attending the interv on Tuesday. , _ Kinsey said that ps| connected with the Rapids city government WH already been created |0'B students, but that only FOR FAST RELIEF OF study students or students qualify for work study t°r 1 B summer are eligible to HUNGER PAINS! ! interviewed for the jobs. " (Coupons good Fri. ~~ COUPON" - Mon.) TIME OUR ON CAMPUS BLIND ON CAMPUS "SPEEDY" DELIVERIES IN ALLEY 50< OFF OUR RADIO DISPATCHED On 12" Medium Pizza, From the I 0 OVEN TRUCKS. EXITH expressmenu Express Menu I FREE r COUPON L OFF CAMPUS AND CIRCLE DRIVE DORMS I V 50< OFF On 12" Med. or 16" E Large from the Reg. Menu. R CHICKEN DINNER 3 5 p.m. Hubbard - classrooms 129 133 - 8 12 p.m. McDonel Y - cafeteria Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 10, 1970 3 NEWS Students By BARBARA PARNESS aid quest summary will serve on the Democratic and nominees State News Staff Writer through intensive Republican committees, search and consideration." men as opposed to women, only Two MSU students have been one black and no other named respectively, to recommend "Each committee will minority to the Alumni Assn.'s candidates to fill two expired group representatives. It's also L capsule summary of the day's events from our wire services. partisan committees to search seats on the board. recommend two candidates at their respective state a rural - oriented board," he out and recommend candidates The seats of Board Chairman conventions in explained. for the August for University's board of Don Stevens, D-Okemos, and consideration by the party "I think these things have to trustees. Stephen Nisbet, R-Fremont, be altered. In Jon delegates," Kinney said. "The addition, R. Powers, regardless of Atty. Gen. Kelley's Lansing expire on Dec. 31. committees have been created sophomore and former Michigan Jack Kinney, executive after consultation with state ruling, I think a student should Teen Democrats state be the board. chairman, director of the Alumni Assn., party leaders who have indicated on "My next nomination (to the and Benjamin Neuhausan, said the two nine - member that a procedure of this nature Republican Neuhausan said he Supreme Court) will be made in Midland junior and president of committees will aid the parties is "pleased to have the chance MSU's College Republican would be most helpful in the to the very near future; a Club, "by providing outstanding president nomination process." should not leave that "It's an important job to vacancy on The committees held a joint pick candidates who are qualified as the court when it can be meeting on April 1 to discuss filled." well Marshals as electable," he said. - President Richard M. Nixon plans and procedures. Both Neuhausan said he believes the arrest committees are seeking names of possible candidates to interview. "ideal trustee" should be minded, "open willing • Walter to listen, Patenge, a 1923 considerate of all angeles of a graduate and general manager of JOHN BRUFF four Kirk aides WALTER PATENGE question and fairly familiar with the Wohlert Corp., Lansing, International News ads the Republic "Individuals who have interest and concern ii « i deep the administrative details for committee. John running an institution." Bruff, Jr.. welfare of MSU and the people "We hope to come up with a ittee BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) - should not be held in contempt Qemens^aUorney'"head's fhe "tid. will be considered," he „ „„ ■The first U.S. ambassador to Sweden in 14 months Deputy U.S marshals arrested for blocking desegregation The reasonable list of candidates that the Alumni Assn. can phalrman Bruff said the MSU trustees have Democratic present to provided L met at Stockholm's Arlanda Airport Thursday by a Thursday 10 men four aides to order for Kirk to get out of the - Gov. Claude Kirk, a sheriff and sch°ol case included a ban on his committee. men are members of the Alumni Both Nominations should be sent to the MSU Alumni the convention," Powers said. statement of the duties of the Bmonstrator shouting: "Go home murderer you are - five deputies, in a vain effort to education aide, William Assn executive board Assn., Box Although he has no concept of trustees for the committees 551, in care of either Patenge or "t welcome in Sweden." open the road to integration for "Whatever Meloy. is necessary I Kinney said both committee Bruff. the "ideal trustee," Powers said Bruff said the committee \s newly - appointed Ambassador Jerome H. Holland Mantee County schools. But the Democrat the "ideal board" should be differs from the Democratic assume will be done," Powers said his "balanced." party's Committee on Education t the airport he passed other demonstrators men refused to go to jail, and Blassingame said. "Our only >rvice on the committee has carrying Kirk's aides remained in control didates for "Right now we have a hpaded by former MSU is reading: "We don't like Fascists like reasonable alternative at this given him "the responsibility, to predominant number of old President Walter Adams in that Agnew and of the county schools. „nnratir.n time is to leave." consideration the extent that I'm physically men, a predominant number of is not Part °f party Kirk said in Tallahassee: "If Manatee County reported organization. marshals have arrested my 1.900 pupils absent Thursday, people, I'm going to go down H per cent of the 17,000 there and put them (the member student body. The National News marshals) in the county jail." school system loses $1.70 a day in state and federal funds for The deputy marshals took It's the no each absent pupil. Ihe Federal Trade Commission (FTC) began Thursday prisoners in the school administration building. They Irackdown on unwanted junk mail by charging a seller of mailing lists with duping consumers Jough misleading questionnaires. said the arrest for blocking 10 men were under obstructing justice by the marshals from MHBRB ■he FTC said Metromedia, Inc., a irk firm with large television and radio holdings, sent diversified New executing a federal court order. Deputv Marshal John Barr of JIH real thing. Tampa said he considered the J misleading forms to four million people in order to men under arrest although they Kipile mailing lists for sale to retailers and direct mail were not in custody. "There will Coke. lertisers. be more arrests later," he said. "We intend to carry out the federal district court order," Asst. U.S. Atty. Oscar lembers of the House of Representatives, following Blassingame of Tampa said. Senate defeat of G. Harrold Carswell, are U.S. District Judge Benjamin Isidering a movement to impeach Supreme Court Krentzman issued an order lice William O. Douglas. Tuesday for Kirk to stop Hubbard Hall The movement, headed by House Minority Leader interfering with the operation of schools in this Gulf Coast Sat. April 11 laid Ford. R-Mich., is both a reaction 10 - 1 Adm. 75c against county. He summoned Kirk to (swell's defeat and Douglas' latest book, "Points of court Friday to show why he lellion," according to House sources. 1 j,m Ihe Massachusetts Supreme Court removed I last hurdle to the release of the Thursday WILL transcript and s report on the inquest into the death of Mary Jo pechne. lie action YOUR itf und.r IK. ovttwn'y »f Th« C««-C«lg k) came one day after the court halted |porarily plans to release the documents on a motion CAR i the court reporter who made the transcript and kied he alone had the right to release it. THE DISC SHOP PRESENTS THE MAKE THE lie House passed and sent back ■rsday a bill to provide S2.6 billion, 6 per cent to the Senate pay START? KENWOOD COMPACT KS505 Is for postal and most other government employes It will if you insure ■military personnel. that it's in top running condition. Now is the time ie Senate passed Thursday a resolution for that tune-up, brake calling for lident Nixon to take the lead in the U.S.-Soviet arms job, transmission work. Replace those worn out jtation talks that resume next week in Vienna. fan-belts and water-hoses i word of the resolution reached him last week, now. Don't wait till |m branded it "irrelevant." your car breaks down on the way to the Lake! Michigan News MORRIS AUTO PARTS 3" TWEETER 11 designed to clamp tight controls on the sale of "Automotive Specialists" ■mite and other explosives in Michigan Thursday 1814 E. Kalamazoo IV 4-5441 8 - 5:30 Mon. - Sat. Reported to the floor of the Michigan Senate with DUAL ►commendation that it pass. 1212 Jhigan currently has ■mite, nitroglycerine lances covered in the no laws governing the sale of and smokeless bill. powder - the BIGAL 1 Mile East of TURNTABLE 4980 Northwind T measure would require anyone making a purchase Next to Yankee Plaza M.S.U. jcure a permit from either the local police [tment ■ sales would or sheriff's have office. to be recorded by the merchant Come In and Try a •>g them. "HOT" Pastrami Sandwich iro,t Mayor Roman Gribbs Thursday asked the Fure for authority to raise city taxes by $17.5 Corned Beef fn to pay for a stepped up law enforcement HEADPHONE SWITCHING Pjmin fiscal 1971. Sandwich JACK FOR 4 SPEAKERS Tb.s; f1 |ee, said wh° appeared before the Senate Taxation passage of a bill either allowing the city Our s329's 1,.. ,lnc°me tax or impose a 5 per cent excise tax , I ' y bills was an SUBS I "absolute necessity." SPECIAL BONUS OFFER! T 0u| ^is measure, made in no significant improvements are great! Detroit's law enforcement program, 2 ELITE MODEL 4410 3 WAY SPEAKERS I woefully understaffed at the present time," he TEN INCH WOOFER & 2 THREE INCH TWEETERS. REG. $179.90 VALUE WITH THE PURCHASE OF KENWOOD KS Campus News $90oo FOR THE PAIR. ■ Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, sporadic I!' "^hding window smashing, upending of one Ipc^ e setting of at least one fire, erupted late lesday night. came after a series of meetings held by The DISC SHOP Mon. OPEN Fri. 9:00 - 9:00 Sat. 9:00 5:00 ft le„j.and segments ,.'ng to the of the student body to discuss - destruction by fire of the campus 323 East Grand River ■studies center phone 351-5380 one week ago. MICHIGAN CHAS FLOWERS STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Useful tips for livin JOSEPH M. BYRD through bad grade acting advertising manager NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor Eggs have grades. Meat has grades. But do GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor people have grades? Only in their minds, KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor man, only in their minds. JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor Or only on their minds, if they are lucky JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor Go to class only enough to get into grade 13, into the living Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award ■ learning - pulsating - sickening situation want to Sandhuw wroie'\ for outstanding journalism. we are all in. boy who deserts the (/m°' I can't offer you any easy guides to for the wisdom o f the /Wn( unthink them, but maybe I can help you if you do go. go optimistic^! live through the "bad" ones. Follow this will make yon think twice schedule. a'b, the forest the next time. EDITORIALS 2) Prepare yourself to leam nothing of value, then anything at all will be grace. A SMSU errs 3) Never apologize to an instructor for 6) Change your point of view possible. Get at least one dose. prof's eyes to see where lie's asod upo, failing to do anything. They'll think you're really at after grades, which you probably are. 7) Sit next to at least one beautiful, 4) Go to class only when you want to. during the term loan and ask her payback name Sandburg wrote of a boy who deserts the Matilda Scrunch and she's fr classroom for the wisdom of the forest. Or fashionable Detroit suburb if you do go, go optimistically. It will make English, elementary majorl! A| you think twice about the forest the next educj| Ralph Bartels, the first person to disguised the transaction as a loan. cheerleadmg, or animal husbandry time. tell her yours. If be tried under Michigan's new anti - If the grant is really a loan, however, her n! Allison Goodbody of Kama riot laws, has received a $1,000 loan ASMSU should devise a payback 5) Buy pens that are fun to draw with Sutra so and she's majoring in and draw with them. If anyone asks you phsyical theram for legal expenses from the ASMSU schedule. Secret timetables just are what you're doing, tell them you're pained. Follow no. 6 here if applicable Legal Aid Fund. The loan was not very popular anymore for some learning to draw. Draw unmentionables 8) Cheat if you want to. be« granted on a long - term, good will reason. As the matter stands now, and mention them. really want to, y j will an SHU basis. The loan will be repaid, the loan will be forgotten. By the according to the text of the board's time Bartels case is concluded, the 9) Do or say something incredibly a or out of context at least resolution, "when Bartels is capable present board members will have L. C. LERNER offer valuable clues to the once, ifo of repaying, according to his gone for years. If no payback rolevat* whatever you're not schedule is set, it is likely that paying attentiq judgment." Along with this, use at least Loans such as this one are few and students will forget that the loan was polysyllabic word (polysyllabic will far between. Bartels could well judge ever made and Bartels may well you have no idea of the meaning of if anyone else does. that he will not be able to pay back the loan until hell freezes over. Try to get a loan like this at East Lansing forget also. Paying the money back to the legal aid fund will allow future students The peach yogurt statement 10) Never give out of your past a reference if you are State Bank; they are considerate, but involved in precedent setting cases to facts. To do so would color the subjt not foolish. have access to the fund. The size of learning process with testimony you're not on trial here, are you? ASMSU would have done well to the Bartels grant has slightly strained Although he wasn't the first to use the needed to pass any one test is not just any could be presented with a My Lai type have niade the loan an the fund. If other students are to be phrase, Alan Watts has given us much knowledge but rather specific information - 11) Stumble in drunk, stom incident. outright gift, which is possible. The able to use these moneys, it is insight into the phenomenon known as the that an instructor or professor feels the violently ill at least once. C "double bind." These possibilities and certainties could - student MUST know in order to pass a test somewhere. Try to pick up what e\ new legal aid policy, passed March essential that Bartels repay the loan, The double then manifest themselves in this way: the - bind, i.e., "you MUST and I or course. seems to be groping for. If you I 10 states that "monies of the Legal and do so on a fixed schedule. soldier is given orders to shoot down relax," contains an inherent contradiction. The process and result: teachers exclaim deny it to them. They wouldn't ai Aid Fund may be donated or loaned The loan, since Bartels' case will The act of relaxing entails a spontaneous, possibly innocent and defenseless villagers. that "you must read such and such you anyway, in your condition. If anyo to any MSU student involved in a self initiated and self motivated action .. . If he obeys superior orders, he has the probably test the constitutionality of - • are required to write a term paper ... no you anything, remain anonymoi by an individual; for an exterior entity or terrifying knowledge that his own them you've got Rasputin's disease precedent setting case." the new state anti - riot law, is longer than 15 pages ... on one of these Government the same Government which force to order or require, e.g., "MUST," seven topics - killing you. If anyone acts like they I Giving the money to Bartels would justifiable. The board, though, if it ... it must be typed and makes such an action antithetical to the double spaced required that he go to a place he had no what you're talking about, sne at least not mislead the student was going to make the grant a loan, - .. ." desire of going to -- will Court Martial and quality of relaxing. Logically then, all these requirements on body. Right now the grant exists as a should have provided a payback In a similar manner, take the spiritual readings, papers, learning and knowledge possibly send him to jail. If he disobeys, he 12) Fail or at least do much worse pi is then Court Martialed or even executed wise than you hoped. The\alue here loan, a loan that will probably never schedule. By not providing a saying, "Thou SHALT love the Lord thy serve only to negate the chance to do any -- on the spot - for not be paid back. Seemingly the board God Love, like the action of relaxing, of these for any other purpose than the obeying a superior not be overstated. Since payback schedule, ASMSU has . . should officer. mistakes, the more the better. Make afraid of a general student epitomize spontaneousness, passage of tests and the attainment of good was probably lost the faith of many honesty, freedom of choice (including the or respectable In either case the soldier is damned for and learn from them, and hold it outcry if they gave the money to students who would prefer to see grades. Surely, learning -- choice of NOT choosing to love), self - choosing an option. He is presented with a heart the proud knowledge that the| Bartels. Many students would not some learning -- does result in an "double bind." His only and last resource their legal aid fund handled in a importance but to command or insist, - you received was the recipi . . . atmosphere of requirements, force, and is to choose NOT to choose; to walk over want their legal aid fund given to an more professional manner. e.g., "SHALT," upon love is to abrogate fear of failure but it is essential to you learned, and that that is that the next hill into suspended, abysmal it's all about. accused rioter. So instead the board possibility. remember that this atmosphere prevents As this discussion continues, Watts, as the student from working anywhere near limbo. gave Bartels the money, but - The Editors It is well as others such as R. D. Laing, proceeds his learning potential while additionally becoming more frightening and 13) This is yc r grade. One. tv to proselytize that one should not view life apparent that many -- especially the young four, five, six sev making him feel guilty if he attempts to do -- are choosing the latter outcome. Whether as a problem of conflicting absurds but so, i.e., a student just reading or writing on rather that life, being an absurdity, should it be to escape the pressures of the ftition his own for enjoyment may feel guilty home, Overseas d no longer be considered problematic. Whether one agrees or disagrees with the ideas presented, it remains abundantly because he could be spending his time trying to enhance his grades and / or grand - point average. school, the draft, the future, millions of young people are turning to drugs and / or increased self • awareness and self - Letter Policy g Cent confi clear that at least two such contradictory consciousness as a way to bypass the rigors The State News welcomes all li A second contradictory experience exists and absurdities of our violent and strife and I or paradoxical situations are - They should be typed and signed wit for American men can result confronting many of us. At our colleges, students are faced with the necessity to take certain tests in order Asia. The alleged massacre at fighting in Southeast provides the central focal point. My- Lai ridden Government and society. In the attempt to escape the double ■ binds of our existence, may not home standing, town, student, and local included. No unsigned letter wi faculty or phone m people be to remain in school and hence retain the The assumption seems reasonable that creating an ultimate absurdity? Or, accepted for publication, and noletti Those of you planning to travel to label of "students." In order to pass these perhaps, the voyage from the absurdity of many GIs in Southeast Asia were opposed be printed without a signature ex« a foreign country this summer or any examinations, students should know a to our Government's efforts in that this life will be a creative, positive groping extreme circumstances. All letters rat time in the future take heed. Stay certain amount of material, facts, territory before being drafted. Upon forward. less than 300 words long for public knowledge, etc. Ultimately, the knowledge arriving in, say, South Vietnam, the soldier We continue to look into the abyss. without away from drugs or your trip might editing. very well turn into a nightmare. Penalties imposed by foreign OUR READERS' MIND countries for conviction on a r»e| narcotics charge are stiff. A recent circular distributed Dept. of State points out the severity of drug sale and possession in most foreign countries. by the Judge provides welcome reform To The Editor: criminal records. He has personally arraignment when the accused is informed all proceedings before the East L> I urge all members of the university indicated to me his interest in having cases of the charges, told of his or her rights and Municipal Court then the law could J1 In some countries conviction on a community and especially the Student involving first offenders heard and bail is set. At this time the first offender its educational function and give all^ charge of possession of drugs will Faculty Judiciary to respond to the disciplined by the university. could choose to be tried by the East better understanding of not only w® fact that the individual was found to challenge and opportunity which East Although the oppressive doctrine of in Lansing Municipal Court and upon elicit a minimum sentence of six loco parentis is, fortunately, on the law is but how it is applied by tlw< have in his possession an illegal type Lansing Municipal Judge William K. conviction could seek to have the record in jail in addition to with which we all have potential""" years a heavy Harmon offers in his new sentencing policy decline, it is not inconsistent or expunged, providing he waits the statutory fine. In other countries the penalty of drug. and request for a university review board unreasonable to Our society is only as good as suggest the university five year period and meets the for possession is one to three years in for shoplifting offenders. adopt a limited role along the lines of age interested in making it. The oPP0'" 2 - Vi years in prison was the fate requirement of the statute at the time of for reform is clearly evident. It is""'1 a mental institution. The The momentary lark of pocketing often Judge Harmon's suggestion where the his offense. In the alternative he or penalty for of a U.S. college student who relatively inexpensive items has resulted in alternative of criminal records for our she day that a judge is willing to olw could select to be tried trafficking in some countries evokes accepted from a friend a gift of far - reaching consequences for many students could easily be avoided. by the Student university an opportunity to construe sentence from ten years to life Faculty Judiciary as a first offender and a hashish. He was caught with the drug amateur misdemeanants. A criminal record The Student Faculty Judiciary is thereby avoid any criminal record. participate in a program of imprisonment. seriously affects potential employment and remarkably well suited to handling these students avoid criminal records < in his pocket, where he had it for at the very least it is difficult to closet a problems since it does not represent the Any judge is confronted with the uncovering the causes of shoplift"1?1 several days. The student had twofold task of Statistics show that 142 Americans skeleton enshrined in the public record. university in toto but does represent the rehabilitating the person community. intended to try some of the drug but On several occasions Judge Harmon has before him who is convicted of a crime and I ask all concerned and were convicted on drug charges in 20 faculty and students. As the recognized never got around to it. He appealed sought the assistance of arbiter of campus problems the Judiciary preserving order in the community be members of the administration, the * foreign countries in February 1964. university his but it denied. authorities to assist him in could assume new responsibilities deterring potential offenders. Whether or and the student body urge By February 1970 this number had case was discharging not deterrence is an effective modus shoplifting cases without giving students consistent with its function and without Faculty Judiciary t risen to 404. adding another committee to anyone's operandi it is so heavily engrained in our opportunity to provide mean11 months _ Nine in a damp system of order enforcement that only a community antl organization chart. They have experience Most Americans are ignorant of the underground dungeon before being major policy change can shift the full fact that when you leave the United States to visit a foreign country you tried was the fate of another college - age American. High excuse in handling the sensitive affairs of students and have adopted rules to ensure fairness and due process in their proceedings. In emphasis of the sentencing process to rehabilitating the offender. I hope that To the Editor: addition many students would no doubt Judge Harmon's request is the beginning of are under the jurisdiction of the that change. Marijuana is an excuse. appreciate the opportunity to choose the particular country you are in. If you Twenty months in a foreign work If marijuana is responsible for the forum where their case would be heard. If the STATE NEWS would also change are arrested, the United States can camp and tuberculosis was awarded butchery of My Lai then it is assumed the The choice could be made at the initial its policy and give full to a young American's attempt to tin soldiers can again shine and sparkle, reporting service to only intervene to see that you are not discriminated smuggle 5% pounds of hashish into for, as we all know, all odor, must and against. mildew is weeded out of the military. It [ IF 50ME0NE 15 60IN6 an Eastern European country. In foreign countries the courts do will only need a cleansing form the naughty J AUAY UlLL WD AMP |T'5 RAININ6, 5TILL 6ME HIM yes, that is the right word — influence of — not consider such factors as the age A HUG AMP KI& Stay away from drugs! At least grass to insure >*. will never happen again. HIM 600WV ? of the suspect or whether or not the It is a narrow, stupid excuse of the apple while you are traveling abroad. suspect has prior offenses to his pie regime. credit. The only factor that the It is happening again right now. courts take into consideration is the Patricia Evans East Lansing resident Friday, April 10. 1970 5 East Lansing police arrest living radej two By LINDA KNIBBS door-to-door salesmen East Lansing Police Sgt. Richard checks for the subscriptions be Other subscribers wait several M. Murray said. written to him. Then he State News Staff Writer can cash months to receive their Salesmen in the past have told them at local stores. magazines before realizing the 1 Two door - to - door salesmen suljscr'')ers that the money Afterwards some subscribers salesman must have been an were arrested Wednesday by the East Lansing Police for would be use? to he,P a foreign try to contact the magazine imposter. By that time the selling student remain in the country, company listed on their police are rarely able to trace the \Hily when magazine subscriptions without 0thers have claimed the money subscription receipts. When they salesman, Murray said. city license. would be donated to Pm \vm,v a Boys are unable locate 0j "The best th#g for a student f tJh' < lussroQ Thomas W. Riddick, Orange, Town" company discover W the lor^si .931 f N.J., and Chicago, 111., Tony were Griffith, fined $25 and "These ; salesmen they give a hard sell to the salesman representative, not the company subscriber buy his magazines directly from the publisher,' >l>ti mistical ordered by the court to students," Murray said. Murray said. "Magazines offer link twiceabn discontinue selling magazines in All magazine salesmen merchant" who sPecial rates for students, so East Lansing. required by the city to obtain cashed the check then they should take advantage of \t time. a unable the discounts." Door - to - door selling of license from the city clerk and to collect his money, magazines often a technique Post a bond of $500- The to make money by people who llcense> which includes a fee of actually have no direct $5 per day for each salesman, connection with must be aPProved by the city Barbara BoWig'jfc Night a magazine company. council and the chief of police. The East Campus a College towns are especially The " "licensed salesman's Announces their n light show. Imagine how many people live ii each one of those popular with salesmen who usual Practice is to spend only a $ lighted cubicles, Special Student Discount M one ask her beautiful te News photo by Nick Frankforter employ emotional appeals in few days in the ^ity sellin8 Save 55 ori a wig or rH name selling subscriptions to students, magaz'nes mainly in student anai-tmonf H ^ fro, buildings, Murray frosting with this coupon. suburb OLUNTEERS AID CHILDREN Good thru April fa' husbandry"! 224 Abbott kever, her ' East Lansing Kama Sutra phsyical [ere if applicable, pt to, because 11 anyway. the Bureau offers ind tfilS * SoXtLTd<\y ■' cJuxi lijw. S-tni tA. sssm SHIRLEY JOHNSON Programs work directly with Students may apply Monday SEC works * News Staff Writer community agencies directly with the racially mixed i Lansing. tate and through Thursday'until April 23. Department of Education to The students working with this ins incredibly least once. 7% MSU Volunteer Bureau -- individuals in providing On the Friday of the week the allow students taking the program organize games and * cMark - to the of the largest volunteer assistance to Lansing residents, application is turned in, method block and others to other programs during lunch - relevano ons in the nation For one of these, the Cristo Vo unteers from last term may - observe in area schools one Payinf! attentio individual a chance to Rey Community Center, the pick day a time and after school for the their organization use at. least skills while helping volunteer must speak both up assignment and the time they are week. The CCC works with children children. 1 5{ olysyllabic will jnneed Spanish and English because he to work. jn the Grand River meaning oft Elementary of the major programs. w'" be working directly with New applicants may pick up Schools in a low ■ income organizations Mexican - Americans with little their assignments on April 20 or GRANT the ers are the Big Brother knowledge of the English April 27. j Sister programs. One of language, New volunteers are required to U.O. VOWS TO DOY major benefits of these Recreation programs attend one orientation session 5 is their including sports, arts and crafts scheduled for April 18. idualization. ed for the program People and field trips -- are another work division of the bureau. At the orientation session the volunteers will learn how to use $3 million to U.N. PROGRAMS 3 child. The Volunteer Bureau also the Volunteer Bureau for UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. . If you student acting in the Big assists children and adults are eligible now travel by car in •k up what ( or Sister capacity requiring additional tutoring in "tS^SSfii'°wppy (A.PJ r The Un,ited S^e4has EUR0PE " pensive monthly |for. if you i and carries out general educational areas and for SeJal of the . Official w wouldn't i s designed to provide the specific courses, volunteers will be available to SHARP Collection Blue is our name for diamonds of exceptionally fine color , rket contest passL Commission (CCC). m [ledge that the It takes a very special diamond to reciprocal roses QT-8 THE earn the name Ask to see them in rings that is after all, 100 >s college students the nation will learn roses, roses, FULL-FUNCTIONING pins, pendants or other pieces like to be corporate ELECTRONIC Or, let our designers use Collection Blue this weekend when hosts the ninth annual DOZEN RED ROSES CALCULATOR diamonds to create your original. 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Aphlio.,^ TOM BOWERS Church fights 9 churches unveil merger plans racist policies Rw-mMPnui/FPQ By TOM BOWERS State News Religion Editor Episcopal Zion. 850,000: Christian (Disciples of Christ), Methodist traditionally have bishops more power in An earlje^requirement that ,the new cburc* s first presiding Districts representatives w tc elect regional Many find fault ^ ^ niji|jon. christian Methodist church affairs than is proposed bishop be black was dropped, Episcopal. 300.000: Episcopal, for bishops in the new church. However, it was agreed that the assemblies and to assembly which must meet at national ssl* A ih" ^ This week marks the 25th anniversary of the hanging of Detailed plans were unveiled in 34 professor of the000 congregations and about Lqufc session also expressed fear grouped together in a parish, of dynamic merger. Hitler's ideology and even modified their teachings to conform called the Consultation with Hitler's wishes. Church Union (COCU) has been on 85,000 clergy. thitjthe "black presence" of supervised by a parish council. The proposed church will D!e.u„„ », . observers "consider the stand Mr million members could be ^Groups of parishes will be accept as doctrine the "unique COCU'* Ussertenimunion death. The 170 - page with other document was bother some participants, minority groups at every level of officer on the national level not expected to be rapid or easy. church, The German Protestant's couageous death has for years been presented to COCU's ninth United States and the used particularly the three black ministry, proportionate at the worf as an example of the necessity for Christian's to become plenary session in St. Louis and \jethodist churches, the United verv least to the membership of involved in politics and social action when compelled to do so by approved by the delegates with Methodists and the such groups in the uniting their conscience. It is fitting that this week, 25 years after Bonhoeffer's death, Christians in Rhodesia are being asked to examine their surprisingly few criticisms and revisions. The plan now goes to the nine Episcopalians. church >' Area ministers consciences before going to the polls to vote support for Prime churches for study, suggestion Minister Ian Smith's white supremacist government. and action. The wheels of ra In a surprisingly defiant move, the Roman Catholic Church in Rhodesia recently declared open opposition to Rhodesia's race laws. In a pastoral letter entitled "A Crisis of Conscience," merger soon as will begin to grind two or more agree to unite with one another churches under the plan. No timetable has as proposed * chur ep , By JIM SHELDON "Should we do it now," he Salisbury's Archbishop Francis Markall announced that the been set, but COCU spokesmen Catholic Church would refuse to obey the race laws because they predict mergers by 1980. \ State News Staff Writer until other problems are worked The Rev. Alden B. Burns, minister of are "contrary to the Christian faith." Churches participating in the Two East Lansing ministers whose churches University United Methodist Clilirch. saidfl "We must obey God, rather than men," the letter stated, COCU talks are the African would be affected by the proposed nine - church is the kind of organization in quoting the apostles' words given in the Book of the Acts. The Methodist Episcopal, 1.1 million keeping with merger 6f the Consultation on Church Union times. pastoral letter was read in church services throughout Rhodesia. members; African Methodist Other bodies have outlived their The African head of the Methodist church has given the (COCU) liave expressed the general approval of the unification plan. said, and the time has come to rea Catholic move his unqualified support. Other Protestant churches people The Rev. Truman Morrison, minister of the more significant way. have praised the stand, and many have actively joined the dissent. The main issue is a provision in the nation's newly adopted Group arranges EdgeWood United Church, considered the merger The Rev. Burns said COCU's monolithic constitution which assigns separate living areas for whites and a step' toward more efficient expression of 20th will provide for respect and diversity, Africans. Under the provision, Jewish families century Chyi'stianity. structure proposed is not perfect he added, churches are required to register However,',-he questioned the power which will be flexible in adapting to crises. would possibly be given to bishops in the COCU. "This will force East Lansing churches to with the government and obtain forarea students Allocated povyer is needed, he said, with each more closely together." he said. "Tim « permits for their activities in church free to forced to consider the each area. The Lubavitcher Organization jpake its own decisions. total missio The Rev. Mofl-ison also questioned whether the Christianity." The Catholic ohurch and many of Greater Detroit is making Protestant churches refuse to issue of church^unification should take priority COCU will eliminate duplication, of arrangements for college jioblems register on grounds that this students to spend the first and over survival pjoblems of ecology, ministries, the Rev. Burns said. Iendini> a foreign policy. unified Christian witness to the MSI campn L would limit their freedom to last day of Passover (April 21 to deal with all people, regardless 22) and (April 27 to 28) with of race. They also refuse on Jewish families in the Detroit grounds that they do not wish to area. cooperate with a racist There is no charge for this SCHOLARS QUESTION government. service which will give students The general elections, who do not have the facilities scheduled to be held in Rhodesia Churches for Hitler a kosher Passover the today, could provide Prime opportunity to participate in a Minister Smith with a new five - kosher seder and holiday. year mandate to do as he For information — or to offer pleases. Christian churchmen, some of whom liken Smith's a home for a student — call it NEW YORK- lfA^ * How dicf haftjWfnV Could it happen in ' if month at Wayne Stl international conferen millions! *|i|ed ' fn tlie Detroit, 398-2611, or write the holocauft. racist MARKALL policies to those of Hitler, hope to demonstrate significant College and University Council, 14000 W. Nine Mile Rd., Oak Religious biographer America or elsewhere? These questions being asked „ diversity in Detroit, namely. tha\ signs still exist of fafth The observance this we thp 25th of the! opposition. Park, Mich. 48237. The Rev. Eberhard by scholars today about why being shaped to government Bethge, close friend and biographer of execution of of those nt Christian churches during"'tfte systems,' and UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN German Protestant theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who Nazi era in Gewndny generally often involves Germany, it c&istian resisters. was hanged 25 years ago this week under Hitler's regime, gave in,.'to Hitler's brutal _, . . rejection of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, on Apr CHURCH CAMPUS HOUSE said "Americans make him a saint without seeing him as a n who had a dirty job to do, of lying and covering in militaristic tyranny and bent foundations. Y 6W'S i945, .lias fstjm'd 310 N. Hagadorn 251 W. Grand River :onspiracy to overthrow the government arid < up their teachings to conform with The only "anchor" that can f'ff"? 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Vickl Nunis — is starting to show its f disturbingly small Shakespeare is occasionally statements on existence and compliment and advance the Wayne, (who believe it _ »«. ■ Audience that attended as Olivia and Lana Sloniger gave becoming slightly COrnv ndisl PANORAMA*1 brought to mind during the loneliness. The evening ends on a plot. Comments are heard from really campy), Wednesday night's performance evening since the musical is joyous note as the true identities such notables as Michelangelo's t The , _ musical itself outstanding performances, but stilt a gwat delight and Lll great delioht y' " h bf "Your Own Thing" loosely based on "Twelfth are revealed and young love and painted God the Sistine tremendous effort and Donald the rest of the cast also deserves MSU with a glimpse of wl V ® experienced the best musical of been Night," but for the most part, not so young love flourishes. Chapel, Humphrey Bogart, Driver's snappy direction and happening in the Qff this year's Lecture - Concert goes on its own merry way. The Broadway musical theatre. Very fine use is made of slides Everest Dirksen, Shirley Temple, staging and the excellent MM. feeries. plot is concerned with a case in that flash four screens which Although "Your Own Thing" : on Budda, Queen Victoria and John performances made the evening The few people who were mistaken identities. Viola and spread throughout the her twin brother Sebastion are Auditorium made the barn even more hollow seem than usual, separated irr a shipwreck. Both eventually find their way to ISAAC HAYES' RECIPE bnd to the actors this was a Illyria, which bears a striking handicap. But despite the By KENNETH STERN resemblance to Fun City and Album blends emotion, soul miserable conditions and some State News Reviewer even has Lindsay as mayor. jtechnical difficulties, the evening Unknown to each other, they (was an absolute joy. both join the same rock group, , "Your Own Thing" which won The music, which even the Apocalypse. Viola, who now the 1968 New York Drama features a Corelli fugue played goes under the name of Charlie, jCritics Circle Award for Best on kazoos, breathes life into the falls in love with the agent of the By RAY WALSH features only four songs, mperceptibly from a realistic entirely original Musical, has become slightly P^y. Although it is not the group, and he with her. The only State News Reviewer including the Bert Bacharach - dated, but it is still full of life, jmusical. and > often 1 ~ sound of today, but of a few love and zip. It is an intelligent years ago, and enjoyable. it is nevertheless quite Your Own rh.ng catch is that the agent thinks Viola This boy. causes him ^ ! fef Take a mellow voice, pinch of choir, stir in i at B8SBSSS Mvself" """ " "ai W hypothetical , The |witty. was one of the first rock and he spends a good deal of the em°tlon- them together The Beatles' "Something (In As a vocalist, Rawls HayesandIs a hybrid Brook current new album contains thejj musicals, and through the years the Way She Moves)," from their single, "Gotta Get Ri ll tirely , reading psychological w,th soul' st,r slow|y for a htt,e Benton, different from both yet to You," plus its flip side 'SI [integrated within the play, and is has managed to stay young and | j t e r a t u r e o n latent over 36 minutes< and y°u've 8°t "Abbey Road" album, is ,... •not merely an added attraction. vi^[- homosexuality. Nobody knows great new a,bum by Isaac expanded into a 12 - minute possessing qualities that cortfrine River". "She," which earlier this year, also is came? the best of their talents. . ineludj| „ |"Your Own Thing" is not one of The musical also shows its age who is whom and who does Hayes. version that employs the choir but the best n Ithose plays that add rock music by getting into things such as the what wjth whom makes fof Enterprise Records has just and back - up voices more than A slow, peaceful ' sonK ^ "Talk J .un¬ to make up for the lack of real boy - girl look alike syndrome. some side - splitting hilarity leased his second album, "The any other number. emotional album, "The Isaac Signifyin which should 1*1 substance such as the current That hang-up, I think, is happily - — The music^, is an even? of Isaac Hayes Movement," an "I Stand Accused" begins as a Hayes Movement" looks like a ^he group s next release. parts of 1 "Operation Sidewinder" and ) h(. hearted ^ a]so excellent follow - up to his simple heart - to - heart talk "Mahaggonny." selling "Hot Buttered Soul" alburn which between Hayes and a girlfriend soul "nd'easy listening record a|I^U'iet,S"E °"."f alb»«iL months ago. who has just become engaged to else. It changes almost chrar^nic.ly. "Travelin'," the latest album "'C^F thrown in at the beginning an by Tommy Ja,mes and the enc*- "Bloody Water" foatutnl Shondells, indicates the group strong guitar and organ v 'BEST SUPPORTING ACADEMY AWARD WINNER ACTOR' GIG YOUNG li PICTURE OflHETEMr -National Board of Review ii ACTRESS JJUKFONMr -New York Film Critics ABC PICTURES CORP. PRESENTS A PAtOMAR PICTURE A CHARTOFF WlNKLER/POLLACK PRODUCTION STARRING JANE FONDA MICHAEL SARRAZIN SUSANNAH YORK -THEY SHOOT HORSES. DON'T THEY?" GIG YOUNG BONNIE BEDELIA AND RED BUTTONS SCREENPLAY BY JAMES POE AND ROBERT E. THOMPSON BASED ON THE NOVEL BY HORACE McCOY ASSOCIATE PRODUCER-MUSIC JOHN GREEN EXECUTIVE PRODUCER THEODORE B. SILLS PRODUCED BY IRWIN WINKLER AND ROBERT CHARTOFF DIRECTED BV SYDNEY POLLACK COLOR PANAVlSION* [Original Soundtrack FUcording «val»bt« on A B C Btordtl AN NGC THEATRE SAT. & SUN. AT 2:30 'SPARTAN TWIN WEST FfrANt OR SHOPPING CE. iTFR 4:50-7:15 • 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phone 351-0030 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. April 10. 1070 9 ^ ■ * Two plays add to weekend fare Two plays and a folk music Calder Willingham / Buck Eastwood stars in this action performance provide Film of the Year, "Z" is such Henry script, "The Graduate" western. Shows at 7 & 9 City. Shows at the Gladmer. off-screen entertainment this an exciting and timely film shows Friday and Friday night in Conrad, Not reviewed bv weekend and "The Saturday you'll forget within 10 press time. night in 106 and 108 Wells Saturday night in Wilson. minutes Graduate," "Z," and "They Hall. that the film is TELL THEM WILLIE BOY Shoot Horses, Don't They?" Check the HOUSE OF USHER and foreign and you're reading IS HERE — An impressive are the prime film choices. advertisements for starting THE GORGON - These two subtitles. At the State. western that fails because of a times. horror flicks show Stage Friday and GOODBYE, COLUMBUS - Saturday night in 104 Wells. ANNE OF THE plodding, uneventful THE TYPIST and BLACK A bogus THOUSAND SAYS - With script, "Willie" continues at COMEDY The "Graduate," Lansing Area Films the — Community "Goodbye, Columbus" is THEY SHOOT HORSES, the story of an egotistical Michigan. Circle Players present these imitative in many ways, DON'T THEY? - "Yowza, king, his defiant queen, their two plays at 8:30 Friday and THE ADVENTURERS A inferior in every way. Richard tumultuous courtship and her - Saturday night in the Okemos Yowza, Yowza." Don't miss film with too much of Benjamin and Ali McGraw the aborted reign, the makers of Barn Theatre. Admission for most fascinating star in this tale of a "Anne" have transformed a everything, this film version MSU students is $1.50 with searching American film of the year — of the Harold Robbins novel I.D. non - conformist and the the uncompromising fascinating page of history is materialistic into a pompous, spectacularly tasteless. At milieu he is depiction of the dance the Spartan East. Music caught up in. Everything marathons of The Depression, unimaginative and hollow MSU On-Campus Films "Columbus" does and says the despair of its participants elodi The FOLKLORE THE GRADUATE - The JENNY - Weep for Jenny, SOCIETY — Folk singers "The Graduate" said and did and the national tragedy performances of Richard she's pregnant and unmarried \ Mark and Quick, Charles Smith Jeff and perform at Judy Tordoff 8:30 Saturday contemporary classic that combines the genius of Mike Nichols, Anne the perfection of Bancfoft and Dustin three years ago with much more wit. stvle and "Columbus" shows at subtlety. 6:30, implied torturous won a in their step. Gig Young richly deserved Oscar every Burton and Genevieve Bujold, however, make it almost worth seeing. At the Campus. in a big, insensitive city until she marries a pot smoking, unattentive man who dodges night at the 8:30 and 10:30 for his performance and Jane Joint, the Hoffman, the sensitivity of Friday night A DREAM OF KINGS - the draft and her. Weep for basement of the in Wilson, Saturday night in Fonda should have. At the Student Simon and Garfunkel's music Anthony Quinn stars in this Mario Thomas, GENEVIEVE BUJOLD Services Bldg. Conrad. trapped and and the biting satire of the Spartan West. tale of a transplanted Zorba defenseless in this maudlin COOGANS BLUFF-r Clint Z — Chosen Best Foreign in the streets of New York mess. At the JANE FONDA Lansing Mall. St. Louis company to tHp Tales of Hoffman." has heen sing Offenbach opera ques Att k Offenbach s h>, Hof last Ulfil', opera, • genius, mirsueH " ?" seeks hv y his temporary refuge pvil nnt the Honnhtor Coppelius, but is a tho colon* ict not the daughter of the scientist, w_i 11-* u: Val Patacchi, encourages her to mechanical sing which causes her to die in ! i l 1 oratorio and solo performances. - ..... Other cast members include University and at the American * be performed at 8:15 p.m. She has studied at Blackburn Walter from his melancholy thoughts doll invented by him. the arms of her lover, Hoffmann. Floyd, Jr., who has Conservatory of Music has mo nday in the MSU Auditorium by drinking with a group of In act two, the object of his College, Julliard School of Music trained and performed in Rome, than 23 roles in his repertoire. Svmphon; St. St. Louis Opera Theatre and holds the master of music the St. Louis Opera Theatre, students and by recounting to New York and Vienna and bass Tickets adoration is the seductive cast includes professional The orchestra is made up of opera, based on the his companions the stories of his Guilietta who had surrendered degree from the Louis baritone William Powers, who MSU L'liici musicians with extensive Institute of Music, tastic stories by E.T.A. three unhappy love affairs. herself to the spell of the has studied at Illinois Wesleyj fman, is a Series "P" Hoffmann's experience portraying opera first NORTHSIDE • boyish demon • magician • Dapertutto. roles in the U.S. and abroad/ - - action in MSU's Lecture cert Series. offman, to be played by passion was directed toward Olympia played by soprano Janette Moody. He soon learns Soprano Janette Moody will sing the role of Guilietta. The frail Antonia, played by Janette Moody, who divides her time between opera and DRIVE-IN THEATRE I | NOW! 482-7409^ ; 3 Hits concert performances in the U.S. 2 Miles North McDonald, a poet who that the entrancing Olympia lyric soprano Virginia Settle, was and Europe, holds a degree in on US-27.. the third to capture Hoffmann's voice from Fish University and love. In addition to a wonderful received the Martha Baird FRI. THRU TUES. 3 Features ADULTS ONLY Vharton to discuss voice, she has inherited disease from hef mother. a fatal Rockefeller Grant in voice ■ Antonia had pledged to study. Virginia Settle, an outstanding WHERE LOVE Hoffmann that she would refrain ucation on TVH0 from singing so as not to young lyric soprano from St. Louis, has appeared in a number aggrevate her condition. The of productions by the St. Louis IS AN ART, 'sid^nt Wharton and a panel of students ancl faculty will seinister Dr. Miracle, played by Opera Theatre as well as in SHE IS AN ARTIST III!sussSS "Universal Access to Higher Education" tonight as part of program, "Assignment 10," on WMSB-TV, Channel 10. "MARL0 THOMAS IS FLAWLESS, program will be presented from 7-8 tonight and repeated PROVOCATIVE AND PROVOKING... i ]i y from 12-1 p.m. discussion of universal access, to higher education will be SHOULD BE A SUPER STAR." a recent address by President Whatrton before the —Joyce Haber, Los Angeles Times Club in Detroit. :u|ty members on the panel will be James B. McKee, I "A TOUCHING, BEAUTIFUL FILM. WHERE EVERY of sociology, ar$ Fftj* ^ BlttkfMfonpf the >Once>^^ SECOND BIG ATTRACTION ALFRED HiTCHCOCKS fsf[ilW SIAfFORD | TOPAZ OANYIfOBIN ICHNVIRNON KARINOW HSU KOI Plttffl l«! «•;. i'lt Vi , ACADEMY AWARD WINNER TECHNICOLOR Shown at 7:40 and Late « johnfmm **-wnm - "AiFSEOHncHcacK Best Supporting Actor-Jack Albertson AND ON THE SAME PROGRAM! Topaz Shown Twice at 7:37 ... - 11:50 MetroGoldwyn-Mayer GET READY TO HEAR! GET READY TO CHEER! presents nnGei. ^Patricia Neal in Frank D. Gilroy's WAIT - • GENUINE RHGEI. Pulitzer Prize winning DISNEY : JENNIFER JONES DOUin JORDAN CHRISTOPHER HOLLYNEAR-LOU RAWLS we## TECHNICOLOR .* RODDY MCDOWALL 'ELVIS FilESJJEY Shown First at 7:37 MAKYTYLKX (CDO&S Metrocolor BrBIHaN • EBSEN • warren davidson 1 ^ 3RD HIT Shown Once Only at 7:40 Shown Once Only at 9:31 "CHANtiM HAQtT Once at 10:00 p.m. 3 In The Attic 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April |q, | Ferency decries By DENISE McCOURT State News Staff Writer war,space/arms marching was watching football," the MSU alumni said. "But if you were Republicans, Speaking of the crime in our air and the crime in our water, Ferency said it has been public spending controlled is by national war " P"v»te decision betweei funds being used for domestic Pa»ent and physician. issues, Ferency said. 1"» «n favor of repeal ftf- Our country cannot maintain a "guns and butter" he would not be watching policy not to enforce the "People are sick and tired of JJ* abortion tews that havotl position, Zolton football. pollution laws. When a sheriff taxes. They are voting "no" on P.1" on the books jn t( Ferency, democratic went to padlock the Ford Rouge school bonds. How are they S'gity years," he said 1,, candidate for governor of "If this (Vietnam situation) is a war, Ferency also spoke of the bill Michigan, told campaign workers passed by the Massachusetts plant for disregarding the going to vote yes for sewage aws wei^ n°t written f0r^ when I become governor I am willing to this week. legislature disagreeing with the pollution laws, the people clean - up when they are saying ][fasons- Ihey were institut*.,11 Ferency, who has been put this state on a war time footing. I'm undeclared Vietnam war and laughed. no to their own children?" hS*" reasons to sJJ campaigning for about a month, going to focus on health, education, saying that the Massachusetts The only way pollution and Ferency, who received his B. am ot so many Wonie toid student and faculty welfare and safety in our environment - attorney general would wage a other problems can be A. from MSU, views abortion as unsan'tary conditions. supporters that because of the no frills." defense for anyone who refused nation's spending for tha to fight. predict shift in Zolton Ferency Educators — undeclared Vietnam war, anti - "When I become governor, I'm ballistic missiles and trips to going to demand the resignation Mars and beyond, Michigan lacks of every official appointed by the resources to meet its own the governor," he said. "And needs. then I'm going to decide which The unsuccessful Democratic candidate for governor in 1966 has been in "semi - retirement" "I feel the present administration is maintaining the same position in Vietnam," become governor I am willing to put this state on a war time footing. I'm going to focus on money as well the is and having his supporters ones I will as himself speak out on over again." accept and start all teacher bargaining power "Wherever you can't go, I will At an anti - Vietnam war rally since he resigned his post as Ferency said. "Nixon hopes to health, education, welfare and Within two or three years, exists between the parties exercising their response accomplish this by go and wherever I can't go, you meeting in the Union, students chairman of the Democratic safety in our environment — no iTiUst go," he told the group. pounded Ferency with questions teachers' salaries and fringe negotiating teacher contracts in at the bargaining table. State Central Committee in Vietnamization, but he stated frills." benefits will be settled by the Michigan, and that this lopsided "School boards have himself that if this fails, we are The issues include peace at about his position on the ROTC state unless something is done to distribution of power in the much on the relief 1968. He was a vocal opponent of former President Lyndon prepared to remain in Vietnam." The 47 - year - old Democrat home and abroad, racial and program. equalize the bargaining powers teachers' favor is a key weakness assumption they have been given power? tl! plans a three - fold campaign of economic justice, a safe and of teachers and schools. Johnson's war policy. "If this is "I feel that ROTC is not an in the negotiating structure. says. "They have not. a war, when I circulating petitions, raising decent environment, and more academic subject and has no is the prediction of Walsh said, "Teacher been given They'h. This authority. p0J political power to the people. place on the college campus," Walsh, Lansing negotiations as they exist in Thomas C. something you have to take 1 Ferency said both political Ferency said. "However, I feel it School Board member, who Michigan today are not truly teachers have realized this ' parties have "shut their doors" is to the public's opinion on state up to the academic favors opening up collective collective as we have known it in "My advice to the boards ■ community to decide." bargaining to the public and the the private sector of the "take some power! and national issues. economy. a two Bargaining! sided process and 'BEST FOREIGN FILM' He is also in favor of the press. - "There is no way to work your bo "Private meetings between sides should realize will," he asserted. "This is the proposal before the legislature Ray Howe, director of school board and teacher they hi, greatest loss. The experiment of that a student be allowed to sit something to give and sometW employe relations for Dearborn and "BEST FILM EDITING" 200 years on a university board of trustees, Public Schools and Henry Ford representatives, for one - sided to take." of democracy is a consideration of teacher wants, failure. if not of their own university, of Opening collective U™ Community College, disagrees is no longer a meaningful way of "When 500,000 of your another one. He said this is not with Walsh. to the public, Walsh con J brothers and sisters were in conflict of interest and that settling economic issues. might restore a balance of pc Both Howe and Walsh agreed "If cannot alter the to university presidents sit other we negotiations. protesting the war in Vietnam, on that an imbalance of power YVES MONTAND IRENE PAPAS existing structure to create a "My specific proposal JEAN-LOUIS TRINTIGNANT the man for whom they were university boards. reasonable balance of i power legislative act which woi* between teachers and school require that bargaining for tl) MHA-WIC boards, the people - through coming school year b their state officials will effect a commenced by March 15 Men's Hall Association -- iD change for us," he predicted. that all negotiation sessions hti Women's Inter-residenceCounciI According to Howe, school after June 15 be open to ptej boards have been derelict in and public." - PRESENT- CELLULOID >0 j Have Archie Tarpoffs Do Your 75* Catering CLINT EASTWOOD I CAREFUL,ARTISTIC PLANNINij C00CMSBUJFF Parties, Meetings, Rehearsal Dinners, Wedding Receptions, Banquets - all kinds - all sizes. | You Can Rely on Archie F rid ays 7 00&915 | * For the Conrad Hall I * BEST FOOD BEST SERVICE Saturday: 9^5° BEST PRICES Wilson Hall Anytime, Anywhere In Eastmancolor STUDENTS, FACULTY & STAFF STATE Theatre . Feature 7:15 and 9:35 Sat. and Sun. 1:00-3:10-5:20-7:35-9:55 I.D.'S REQUIRED j WELLS HALL FILMS MSU CINE SERIES PRESENTS ~ ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS JOSEPH E. LEVINE ,«««« a MIKE NICHOLS-LAWRENCE TURMAN ->« This Nothing has been left out of "The Adventurers" is Benjamin. JOSEPH E.LEVINE PRESENTS THE LEWIS GILBERT FILM OF He's a little THE ADVENTURERS Based on the Novel THE ADVENTURERS by HAROLD R0BBINS worried about COME SEE CHARLES AZNAVOUR ALAN BADEL CANDICE BERGEN his "THE THOMMY BERGGREN DELIA BOCCARDO ERNEST BORGNINE future. ROSSANO BRAZZI OLIVIA de HAVILLAND BEKIM FEHMIU . GORGON" ANNA MOFFO LEIGH TAYLOR-YOUNG and get ... MICHAEL HASTINGS and LEWIS GILBERT LEWIS GILBERT „ STONED ► "BETTY BOOP' Let It All ANNE BANCROFT DUSTIN HOFFMAN KATHARINE ROSS Hang Out This Week MATINEES TODAY & SATURDAY NOW PLAYING AT 2:15-5:30 & 8:45 P.M. CALDER WILLINGHAM BUCK HENRY PAUL SIMON Showtimes - Gorgon, 6:40 & 9:40 an rNGC THEATRE CORP. AN SIMONGARFUNKEL LAWRENCE TURMAN Boop, 8:10- & 10:05 H. of Usher 8:15 & 10:10 MIKE NICHOLS technicolor panavision- SPARTAN TWIN EAST Room 108B Wells at 6:30, 8:30, 10:30 FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER • 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phone 351-0030 Room 106B Wells at 7:30, 9:30 75< Admission 75c Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 10, 1970 11 Indians to talk treaty rights |"3 By ESTELLA CHAMBERS The State News Staff Writer right of fcdorai laws to supersede state laws and conservation and reservation conservation committee since March 1969. No action has taken on the matter. "What the whole yet been 21, course, will have to be made bv »*m,de by ssy?* - •J* He added that Michigan r_Jt . 10 abondoned lands as Alcatraz and Ft. Lawton. The Indians' stand is based on regulations and their connection thing bolls a 1865 treaty which gives them down to," Herman E. Cameron, the right to lands which with the hunting and rights of the American Indian fishing director of the Commission on Indian Affairs, said, "is that the asr«8r»r as j~- ,se-> ,s; government abandons or the declares will be discussed Saturday at the Indian people in when tolerance will peel off and American Indian °t ®uch as surplus. open session or the State conceding their progress will increase. land, reserved the right to hunt The commission's position on Commission on Indian Affairs. The Commission's and fish on these lands." the Inter • Tribal Council's SONG TO DEBUT weekly Cameron explained that state resolution is a sticky one which morning session is open to the laws do not coincide with and involves the internal structure of public and will be held on the are in direct conflict with third floor of federal the commission and the handling the Capitol law. of Indian affairs. Building in the former Supreme This Program Court chambers. conflict, which the The council's resolution, commission will discuss, enters The Indian commission will according to Charles R. Pamp, a Into two areas: first, the also present its position on the right of Lansing sophomore working federal laws to with the council, is an Inter ■ Tribal Council's supersede state attempt laws and regulations to get rid of the resolution for exchange in the according "apple" to Article VI of the figureheads involved in Indian official structure commission, its operative policies and the location of its office. of the Constitution. Secondly, the validity of the treaties made with the American Indian which Affairs. "Apple" figureheads, Pamp explained, are those persons and on coffeehou granted them hunting and institutions which are red on the The fishing and hunting rights of the American Indian - as tishlng rights to lands which outside and white on the inside. The phenomena behind the growth of church On the relate to state senate bills which they they conceded States. to the United Pamp, who is also president of the Great Lakes Indian Youth coffeehouses in the United Stales will be Coffeehouse Mink try' on "Look - sponsored examined on "The question the legality of the Up and Live" Sunday, April 12 (10 • 11 a.m. EST) in color in WJ1M-TV. A warm spring day by tht Rid Cadar rlvor prompt studjnts to loungt and study lazily on the federal laws and treaties made Cameron said that while the Alliance, said the Inter • Tribal with the American Indian - has Council put the commission is near the Administration Bldg. state Naws photo by Terry Luke commission will discus* the The CBS broadcast will been before the under Are on Feb. 4 • 6 by study coffeehouses in such disparate house matter, the final decision, of areas as Worcester. Mass.: the Harlem section of New York demanding several things. and Chestnut Hill, Pa. How such City "First, we wanted the establishments are founded |SU SCIENTISTS CONTEND resignation of the chairman and director of the commission. their theological implications and operation will be discussed. church involvement in their Secondly we wanted the state A highlight of the broadcast will be the headquarters changed from Sault public debut of this St. Marie to Lansing. And we year's theme song of the National Conference of Christians and wanted the resignation of all Jews, "Brotherhood Begins With Respect." No support to doomsday theory white appointees commissioners and on boards governing TODAY. . .a, settled community would now, In 1:30-3:30-5:25-7:20-9:20 j By JACQUI MILLER lerman the city, be fit because he would "Borderline cases suffer I Statu Nswi Staff Writer Slatls, professor of severely from crowding," Slatls zoology, agreed that although have an edge open to him." said. A MODERN DAY ZORBAI )u a re concerned about the "People who can't get there are several good theories These persons might not have along with others won't survive "There Is the same tolerance In ie effects of tht population THE GREEK WHO about the deollne in the quality been able to survive In a society In dense populations. They the ghettos of mentally retarded >n the quality of of human fight WOULDN'T SAY DIEI life, no proof has yet where the total burden of self ■ with their neighbors and end persons and aggressive behavior up |«n life, relax a bit. Two been evidenced. subsistence rests on every In mental Institutions," as there Is In the rural areas. The scientists believe that One of these theories concerns urban communltlea are householder, he might find a ling substantial supports the increaae of specialisation in He added that In our Intolerant of these things." (lar doomsday theories, relation to the population Eiace in a society where he only as to fulfill one taak to survive. complexly technological society there are few places for the man "This," he said, "may be fhls theory," William growth of an area. On the other hand, Slatls of mediocre , professor of zoology, "Aa you gain in numbers," Intelligence. affecting the mix of people we as been around for a long continued, those dull or deal with." I explained that there Is aa Slatls said, "you increase the requirement for specialization." mentally retarded persons are often unable to survive in the "The before," he dull said, could survive "but they can't But, Slatls again emphasized FEAST the point that this was all Kio statistical proof that the However, this could affect the crowded areas. In rural areas now. We are knocking out the Chicken Dinner where mentally retarded." speculation and not science. ■ty of our population will population in two ways they have minimal There are no facts, he said, depending on who Is Involved. contact with other persons, they Slatls also noted that the attesting to the decline in the $1.09 "A person who would have don't bother many and no one ghetto is a little more tolerant of quality of the human race. been unfit in a rural or sparaely bothers them. Reg. $1.45 [brary [7JJ5 NOW! 4 SHOWS DAILY 1:40-4:16-7 i 00-9:80 Friday Only I psm. to f p.m. jestions "Come and fat It" re ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS "Has that youthful accent 0PKN tanytfulnn lan policy whleh plat'P* it in a league with geffirelil's Sun,, Thru Thuri. 4A.M, TO II P.M. "a tMwmamof Mnggm' at HOLIDAY LANES "Romeo and Juliet" =Flne Arts Magazine Fri fc Sat. 4A.M. TO 2 A.M. 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LANSING 351-7830 MARSHALL® Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 10, I «>70 13 SPORTS J CHICAGO Hawks top Wings in Cup (UPI) — The HJPn ~~~ The the the siv six analc goals came either r>»mo aithnf opener " BASEBALL STANDINGS ■Chicago Black Hawks spotted power plays or when the scoring 'A Wings the first team was shorthanded. The only fill? ?if™lt0t,:.h±S!W,neShad K"™- °nu i 29 sfccorl(ls "> P'»y afLer Coacl1 Piltsbuish Penguins topped the PP ever to win a National Hockev American ■ Detroit Red „l Wednesday night but came exception was Detroit's Gordie two men in the sin bin. Eric Nesterenko shut up Chico Sid Abe. had pulled goalie Roy Oakland Edwards to put six forwards Seals2-1. Even more important than the league scored two coring champioSfp the ice and try for a tie. goals, including c... ■back to win 4-2 in the opening Howe's score, with 11 Maki s goal when he stole the it was a wild shooting contest a Bruins Esposito hat trick, however, was of the short - handed markers a ■ rJIIHe of the Stanley Cup playoff left in the game. accomplishment of two the puck at the Hawk blue line while and Chicago put 19 shots on short brawling Bruins grabbed ; "ries before a full house at the Wayne Connelly got Detroit's Chicago was killing penalty. - handed goals only 44 1-0 lead in the best of sevei a Edwards in the first period and seconds PhicaKo Stadium. first goal on a 60-foot drive just Nesterenko carried into the 44 in the game, while Detroit Boston apart^during' the Eastern preliminaries which The Hawks and Wings played Doug Jarrett penalty was Detroit end and passed to Maki, penalty ' the second continued on the same Boston 'hursday night here and if the ending, but Pit Martin got off 37 shots on Chicago period blow the game open. whose shot went off the skate of Garden ice Thursday night. goalie Tony Esposito. Hawks win they'll carry a back to tie the game on Detroit's Wayne Connelly into Bobb Bobby Orr, who last weekend Derek Sanderson got Boston's Referee John became' commanding 2-0 lead into footer while Detroit's mecage. Ashley called 14 the first "defenseman other shorthanded goal. aturday and Sunday night'- " ■- penalties, seven of them in the Nesterenko scored Chicago's first i Detroit. All but one of Stan Mikita scored for Chicago period and eight on Detroit, hnal goal on an empty net with Garry Unger was penalized for )NE shot lead six minutes, four of them on one play in the second period when he was called for holding and Odds favor NY over Milwau kee roughing after a brief fight with Chicago's Keith Magnuson. Aaron's 68 is best In other Stanley Cup quarter - final games, Phil Esposito scored three goals to lead Boston to an opening game 8-2 rout of the NEW YORK (UPI) -- The New York Knicks, pressured into a seven-game opening round to beat the Bucks i a The overall odds r surprise to some Rangers in Boston Garden. marathon with Baltimore, were in Masters 1st round National Basketball And the West, division five-point favorites today to beat action, but there is a general champion St. Louis whipped the Milwaukee in Saturday^ first Minnesota North Stars 6-2 in the feeling the Knicks' defense will game of the Eastern "Div contain the Bucks. J AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - Tommy Aaron of opener in St. Louis and the playoff finals and a 13-5 favorite New York's offense, far from Going in No. 12, Aaron was a stroke behind ■Gainesville, Ga., the man whose simple mistake Littler but that's where he started his birdie spectacular in fith a pencil helped decide the title two years string, sinking putts of five, two and 15 feet to series as it averagi go. fired a four - under - par 35-33 Thursday to lead the 34th Masters Golf Tournament by one fctroke at the end of the first round. vault into the lead. He the final hole after at No. 17, but missed the was five - under going into sinking a 12-foot birdie putt green at 18 and then Niekro, Freehan star a game, depends < gimpy left knee for success. Reed planned to wait until I Despite a bogey on the last hole, Aaron was a two putted. - after Thursday's practice session lingle blow ahead of Gene Littler of Lajolla, Calif., and Bert Yancey of Pompano Beach, Fla., Is a field of 83 pros and amateur opened the four "I feel like good anytime I shoot a 68 I've shot a round," Aaron said. "However, I was especially pleased with today's round because the as Tigers trip Nats, 3-0 before cortisone soreness. deciding on another shot to ease the [ day competition at the dry Augusta National course is playing much harder than usual. It's WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Bill Freehan cracked a two-run homer The 6-I0 Reed led New York bourse. very dry and very fast. I can't say I like and Joe Niekro chalked up a six-hit shutout in his American scoring against Baltimore with playing 149 points for | in a five - way tie for third play at two - under - under those conditions." League debut Wednesday night to lead the Detroit a 21.3 average. liar 70 were Chi Chi Rodriguez of Puerto Rico, Tigers to a 3-0 The 7-1 Lew Alcindor is a victory over the Washington Senators. pan Sikes of Jacksonville, Fla., Bob Lunn of Aaron, who has finished second in many Freehan connected in a three-run seventh double-barrelled proponent of ■Sacramento, Calif., Dick Sikes of Springdale, tournaments, never has led in the Masters before. Horton singled to break up a scoreless inning after Willie offense who catapulted the and Charles Coody of Abilene, Tex. In a "I had a 67 here in the first round a pitching duel between Bucks from last place in 1969 to couple of Niekro and Washington's George Brunet. way tie at one - under - par 71, three years ago, but that was the day Gary Player shot A walk to Dick a second place finish in the East Wert, a single by Cesar Gutierrez, a sacrifice and this season. He Strokes behind Aaron, were three - time Masters a 65," he said. a wild pitch by reliever Horatio Pena averaged 36.2 produced another Tiger run lliampion Jack Nicklaus and Frank Beard. However, Aaron's fame in the masters comes Niekro, obtained in an off-season trade with the National points as Milwaukee demolished I Aaron, whose only pro victory came in last not from his League' San Diego Padres, struck out 6 and walked 4. It was the Philadelphia in five games. lear's Canadian Open after long being known as own scoring but the error he made second shutout by the Alcindor is far superior in the here two years ago on Roberto Tiger pitching staff in three games this hie "bridesmaid of the PGA" for never winning scorecard. The Argentine pro, Devicenzo's season without suspended Denny McLain. match-up with Reed, after 3 this country, sank a seven - foot birdie putt on playing with Through the first six innings, Brunet held the Tigers to two regular season statistics are Aaron in the final round of the '68 ■he 555-yard second hole and sank an eight Masters, shot harmless hits consulted. In the six games - a birdie on the next to last hole but Aaron ~ a first-inning single by A1 Kaline and another in STEAK AND 4 for your average looter on the 190-yard sixth. But he was only the fifth by Freehan. between the teams, the Big A . . . I-under at the turn after a bad drive and a missed mistakenly credited him with a par and when scored 171 points and gathered footer cost him Devicenzo signed for it, he finished second to The Senators loaded the bases against Niekro with two out in 98 rebounds. 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Larry Ike and Phil Fulton ones the Spartans had on the Whitey Rettenmund at second, when the Spartans swept Against Ball State, Litwhiler presently look like the four trip. George Petroff at shortstop and doubleheader from the Cards, Spartan Baseball Coach Danny will be concerned mainly with starters that MSU will employ Maas and Fulton were an outfield of Ron Pruitt in Litwhiler is hoping that the readying his team for the Big when the back to back Big JUST BATTING AROUND - brisker climate of the Midwest Ten season, which begins for - Ten doubleheaders start. - members of MSU's starting four right, Gary Boyce in center and Unless rain intervenes, the 1970 They'll on the 1969 squad. Their John Dace in left, won't cool off his team's torrid MSU with a doubleheader at all see some action MSU team will tie the 1966 Saturday combined record was only 2-1 in "That's definitely our best hitting this weekend when it Minnesota, the defending with Bob Clancy, Dave Bewley Florida, but their mound hitting lineup right now," squad as the busiest Spartan meets Ball State twice Saturday conference champ, on April 25. and Elliott Moore also available team in history. MSU has played performances were more Litwhiler said, afternoon at Muncie, Ind. Including the Ball State for relief duty. 14 games and 32 still remain on impressive than the decision Saturday's doubleheader also The doubleheader will be the encounter, the Spartans have Kreuger and the schedule for a total of 46 five nonconference twinbills in Ike, two record indicates. will be the first nurmvni ie iirsi northern ucuuii action 10CC team's first action since it newcomers to the Spartan's games. The 19bb team which to sharpen themselves Litwhiler will employ the same n. . for gall State. rp. The p. J. Cardinals. » returned from its successful trip starting rotation, games, lost 23 and tied one. were most lineuP Saturday that he used at piayed six games in a tourney at to Florida with a 10-2-2 mark before April 25. MSU would need 23 wins in impressive in the win - loss the end of the Florida trip with Panama City, Florida, and and some nice suntans. Litwhiler plans on giving each column the those 32 games to surpass the Led by its hard - hitting of four projected starters for the on Florida jaunt. the exception of third base, returned home with a 4-2 mark. Kreuger, a southpaw senior, \ where senior Rich Vary has MSU has won five of the seven 1968 group as the winningest Kirk Maas outfield, MSU compiled a .286 Big Ten season action in the two three games, and Ike won four. received the starting nod. Spartan team ever. MSU went games played with Ball State in Rich team batting average and seven - inning contests Saturday. Neither suffered a loss and each "The way Rich has been hitting lately, you can't keep the series that started in 1966. 32-10-1 that season. Kreuger IN KEPLER INVITE him out Litwhiler said. of the lineup," Vary finished the trip with 10 hits and a .323 average. Netters to test skill early, Golfers The rest of the Spartan title at OSU lineup will have Phil Rashead at eye face OSU, tough IU squad By OLG OLSON In order to enhance their Ten and the NCAA Ohio State which won the State News Sports Writer chances for a first place finish Championships on the OSU initial Kepler Invitational, in ** the Spartans left early Thursday By JOHN VIGES want to beat us that much course," Fossum said, "I decided honor of the 1938 - 1965 State News Sports Writer The six MSU golfers making morning and were scheduled to to take as many members of the more." Buckeye golf coach, ranks as the Drobac's o\ the trip to Columbus, Ohio have play a practice round Thursday team as possible to give them favorite. The Buckeyes had a The MSU tennis team enters for a big set their sights on a better finish afternoon on the Buckeye's experience on the course for the tough road last year with the the conference race this than last year's fourth place in Scarlet Course. later tournaments." first four teams showing only a weekend with a chance to unimpressive Buckeye team to two points. Notre" Dame the Robert Kepler Invitational The six golfers are Lee six stroke spread between help get them ready for Indiana, one singles and one doubl MSU coach Bruce Fossum said - which started today at Ohio quickly demonstrate any "We could gain a lot of Indiana"""'70 88 the early departure was a result Edmundson, Lynn Jansen, them. inclinations towards winning a momentum if we do well this State University. of the poor condition of the Denny Vass, Rick Woulfe, John The Spartans were fourth in conference championship. "We had a good VanderMeiden and Dick last year's tourney with 1159 weekend," Drobac said. "We spring trip' courses in the Lansing area due Hoosier coach Bill Landin Bradow. Also included on the strokes; third was Every match counts from here have everybody healthy and said to the recent snowstorm. The Tennessee, and the Spartans hope to ready, but we know that Indiana "All of our singles have liuaM^XT) on traveling roster are Ron English, which won't return this year, been practice round Thursday should pick up points with a big victory will be rough. We will learn a lot Pretly strong and although John Peterson and Tom Murphy. with get the Spartans in form for the 1157; and second was over Ohio State in Columbus, about our team this weekend." doubles teams """ —- Edmundson and Jansen were Purdue with 1154 strokes. JOINT - > i 54-hole tournament. the top performers for the OSU and the Spartans have Friday. They then travel to Four Spartans, Dusty Rhoads, have been playing well." Fossum indicated that nine Spartans in the southern tour. met only in the Red Fox Bloomington fo face Indiana, Tom Gray, Rick Vetter and Rich Mark Bishop will be the linksmen last year's conference runnerup Ferman, have been top were making the trip Edmundson carries an even 74 Invitational at fighting sore singles player for the Hoosiers. to Ohio State. Only six will be Tryon, N.C. The to Michigan. arms during the week, but all gas> Pr^ SATURDAY stroke average into the weekend former Illinois state singles able to Spartans finished sixth and the The weekend will be doubly were proclaimed fit to figure in the scoring, action, Jansen a 74.7 average. play this champion, Bishop has draw CHARLIE SMITH Buckeyes were 11th. Purdue is decisive for the Hoosiers. They weekend. Rhoads and however, with the other three Other Spartans with averages the only other Big Ten team the Gray will high praise from Landin JEFF JUPY TOkl>GFF going on the trip for the face defending champion work the top two singles, and after the season's swing south Qf the best prospects ( MARK QUICK. Spartans competed with in the Michigan on Friday. The result will combine their talents in the experience. Of the six golfers, are VanderMeiden, 77.5, and southern trip. The Boilermakers enroll at Indiana, LIT l>p EveRy the top five scorers will comprise of this match will undoubtedly first doubles. Vetter is SMVK.DAY Vass and Woulfe, both 77.7. finished two places above MSU's MSU's team total. have an effect on the Hoosiers' scheduled as the 4 Geoff Hodsdon, junior from Bradow will be making his first eighth place in the Gulf Classic no. singles a "Since we'll be playing the Big start of the season. play Saturday. Spartan coach and will play doubles with Wembley, Australia, will at Ft. Myers, Fla. Stan Drobac speculated as to DeArmond the no. 2 Other teams teeing off this Briggs. Ferman will spot and Chuck what this might be. combine with Mike Madura, no. Parsons, who holds two third morning are: Indiana, Michigan, "Indiana always seem to get 5 singles man in the other Minnesota, Illinois, Miami of place conferences finishes, will up for us," he said, "and if they doubles slot. Jim Symington will hold down the third slot, Now Hear This! Ohio, Bowling Green, Ohio University, Kent State, Ball can defeat the Wolverines could be real high. If they lose the they be the other singles player for Spartans, Landin said he figures State, Kentucky, Cincinnati, Bruce Fossum they might be depressed or just Ohio State is not expected to club and MSU have the best Notre name and Marshall. trouble the Spartans. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Friday, April 10. 1970 15 Trackmen By DON KOPRIVA happen in this kind of i open inside, Herb outdoor season at Purdue "We should have Washington, Bill will anchor MSU's Big Ten unavailable State News Sports Writer an edge and Wehrwein and John Mock, all of to the Spartans will likely go in the 220 and Also entered in the three be in pretty good champion mile relay. outside. Pollard's outdoor season are shape to win," who earned All team with Wehrwein, Butchee, freshmen Pete Ditrich said. "We've got - America was also shortened in 1968 when Reiff. Ralph The MSU track team will open good acclaim on the indoor Top entries in the hurdles, and Washington on what could Xoppa and Randy Kilpatrick. hurdlers and good sprints and circuit, he hurt his foot and the its outdoor season Saturday at will again be the keys to Spartan to be where the Spartans are expected big man be one of MSU's best short The latter two will also run the The Spartan mile relay will I West Lafayette, Ind., with Big pretty fair distance running, so success outside and will strong, include John from Richmond, Va., sat out all relays ever. we should do well in run in of 1969 with the same steeplechase. likely consist of Henderson, Ten rival Purdue and Bradley those various events Saturday. Morrison, Wayne Hartwick, injury. Teaming with Mock in the 880 Other top entrants include Mock. Murphy and May. but events." A likely slated as foes in a triangular Howard Doughty and runner in the 100 will be freshman Ken Popejoy Paul Cooke and Bob Dittrich "Purdue has a sprinter, a half Wehrwein will likely go in the sophomore Dave Martin. along with Herb will be soph and May in the emphasized that - soph Dave Dieters. That 660, Al Henderson and Mike composition "Though the Spartans finished a miler and a could give us long - jumper who 440 relay and the 220 yard dash Charles Pollard has reinjured Larue Butchee, while freshman Mike Holt, the 1969 new same twosome. apparently Murphy in the 440, Hartwick depending on how may the change meet's strong third inside in the league trouble, but I think while Washington will figured MSU's top milers, will we can take it. I don't know triple in his foot and will likely be Class A State 440 as and Jacques in the intermediate going. meet and Purdue was a sorry the 100, 220 and quarter • mile - yard champ. go in that event too. Popejoy set I tenth. MSU Coach Fran Dittrich anything about Bradley but we relay. Mock, who lowered his a varsity record indoors with a I I doesn't take the Boilermakers lightly and stresses that anything should be OK against them." Dittrich's top three runners half mile time to 1:50.6 - will go in that event and inside, possibly 4:04.1 clocking. Heading up the distance men Miller finally takes are Ken Leonowicz and Chuck Starkey. Leonowicz. fifth in the Stickmen lose 1968 league steeple chase, will go i t and t mile while Starkey, fourth I Oregon State job spring at three miles, will try COR V ALLIS, Ore. resigned after six years as OSU lower his 14 :10 best there. Following a 3 a.m. phone call coach. face Ohio State Women's IM Wednesday. Ralph Miller, who coached tule this Iowa to the Big Ten past winter, has decided After visiting the last weekend, OSU Sunday that campu; Miller top goalie last to accept the head coaching job withdrawn from conside By RICK GOSSELIN year, playing for Spartan goalie Billy Hermann Kenyon's sixth place team. Coed badminton will be held at Oregon State in the rugged But Athletic State News Sports Writer Director was able to block 17 of the from 6:30 to 10:30 tonight in Peace turned back 17 of the Pacific - 8 conference. Barratt kept him as one 19 Kenyon shots. The MSU lacrosse team shots fired at him. the lower gym of the Women's Miller, who won 100 and lost five finalists and after th< "The Kenyon goalie I opened their Midwestern Once again, it was was so IM Bldg. All students and 51 morning call. Miller, Doug good," Kauffman said, "and ■ Lacrosse Assn. season Kalvelage who supplied the faculty are welcome. Paul Valenti accepted the iob. with ■ Wednesday by playing out a Spartans with the offensive our inexperienced players, 1 previous rain date against we just couldn't get the shots power, scoring both MSU goals. past him." SXXX F.O.B. Wolfsburg I Kenyon College, losing 10-2. Both markers were unassisted, J MSU had more than it could giving him five unassisted goals The Spartans will play the HILLEL FOUNDATION ■ contend with in the person of in two games. second game of both their road Kalvelage has now 1 Kenyon goalie Jim Peace. Peace accounted for one-half of the schedule and their MLA I gained All-Midwest honors as the team's total output this season. schedule this Saturday when they travel to Columbus, Ohio, to take on the Ohio State SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Buckeyes. The Buckeyes are plentiful in I SUNDAY.APRIL 12 game experience this year. Over SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 4:30 P.M. n Fields 4:10 p.m their spring break, OSU buzzed HILLEL MEETING - BUFFET SUPPER imhledon • Wight through four teams on the East Inform il Social. Everyone Welcome. For Rides call 332-1916 Coast, including an impressive Pollard hurt again victory over Central Athletic PASSOVER SEDER Division and Middle Atlantic Senior hurdler Charles Pollard clears a hurdle here on way Monday, April 20 at Alumni Memorial Chapel. Reservations to a heat should be made in advance with Hillel. Conference champion Bucknell. victory in February MSU Relays, but he'll likely Faculty families as The miss the outdoor seson with a foot injury. It's the second well as students cordially invited. F'or full information call Bucks have played one 332-1916. league game this year, defeating time in his career that a season has been interrupted by Wittenberg on the road, 9-4. injury. State News photo by Walter Gvr Last season, Ohio State Laming s Smallest for Passover Week will be held April 13, 1:30 p.m. Open to All. at Hillel House Monday'. finished with a 6-4 record, ;enal ■ Argonaughts including victories over (10-7) and MSU (12-4). This year, the Buckeyes have Michigan Need grid managers WEEKEND RECORD SPECIAL. . . 1MONDAY,APRIL 13 17 returning lettermen. Leading Any male interested in practice and the regular season that group will be Captain John becoming a part of the 1970 Galvin. Galvin can play either MSU football team has the Interested applicants should midfield or attack, and is a opportunity to do so and fill a call Rick Drobat, this years's strong candidate for needed position at the samt head manager, at 337-1611 bv All-American honors. Both time. Football managers arc Friday. Spring practice begins goaltenders of last year's team urgently needed for the spring Tuesday, April 14. will also be back this - Pudges Chris Abeles is the probably I'u • Bloody e starter, with Tom Baughman back-up. Both players as are GRANDMA'S juniors. Jeff Peterson, last years's top performer on the Buckeye freshman squad; defensemen Tom Dudiscek and Mike HONEY Stanick; midfielders Tim Due to Demand we are Michael, Phil Newdold, and 1900 E. Kalamazoo Mark Johnson and attackers Continuing Our Special from Last Week Mark Sheehan and Jerry Roach round out the starting line-up. FREE DELIVERY Check Our Specials Rack 1 Many Great LPs at ONLY 2.98 KU UNLIMITED d Potatoes, Gravy 3 BOX d Potatoes, Gravy The DISC SHOP T BOX is freedom i :rr: _7l Schedule of Delivery H i 323 East Grand River OPEN M - F 9:00 - 9:00 Phone 351-5380 S 9:00 - 5:00 It's what everyone Phone: 372-7125 or 372-7126 for delivery ■ demanding because t if busy, [don't have it. UHURU Unlimited . 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'• A»'»l SO, i<;70 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS state news CLASSIFIED The Wedther outside is delightful, so are the results when you use a Want Ad. classified 355 8255 355-8255 The State News does not Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank Employment For Rent For Rent WantMas permit racial or religious discrimination in its FALCON 1966 blue four door. 6 FIRST OFFER, New product for CHICK NEEDED for spring terr i CEDAR, S,r,!e'- 129 BurcfaJ *-man advertising columns. The part time or summer selling. furnished ap- campus0 Call 351-9134. 8-4/10 - includes heat. State News will not condition, must sell. 355-9874 Cool-tan misting kits - $62.50 to after 5:30 p.m. A5-4/13 man. 135 Kedzie newest product of '70's. The latest Drive accept advertising which "in" thing. 100% return on initial $90 AUTOMOTIVE RIVERSIDE EAST S^er'Ts^f; » discriminates against FALCON 1964 wagon. Good and only investment of $7.50. Scooters & Cycles condition. Radio, heater. 487-3216, Eveninos Eveninqs religion, race, color or Write only to: Jack Gillen, White APARTMENTS TF Auto Parts & Service national origin. $400/best. 355-5879. A3-4/14 Showers, Inc., 722 Porter Street, Aviation Lansing, Michigan 48905 giving FORD FALCON 1963. Automatic, 1310 E. Grand River EAST LANSING * EMPLOYMENT name, address and phone number. new brakes, springs. Solid In factory presentation will be cdroom, furr * FOR RENT transportation. 337-1865. . A5-4/10 332-8292 Apartments Automotive A3-4/14 leautifully m lientele. Lease Houses ALFA ROMEO 1962, recently FORD 1963 Galaxie, V-8, automatic, 4-Man 82-6549 O 332-3135'"*'» Rooms rebuilt. New Pirelli's, brakes. new battery, waterpump. $185 or Excellent condition. 351-2170. best offer. 353-7021. A3-4/14 From $230 per month * FOR SALE Call 351-7319 for ' R A3-4/10 tments ""mediate^ Animals Fall 1970 on Granj FORD 1929 Coupe. 283 Chevy Mobile Homes BARRACUDA 1965. Every high engine. Modern running gear. Call Body excellent. 351-1659. BUMP AND Paint man needed for Gt'urgp » PERSONAL performance option. Mags, hurst DELUXE two bedroom a| auto work part time and possible 4-speed, etc. Priced to sell. A3-4/10 Unfurnished, near can * PEANUTS PERSONAL 355-6833 after 6:00. A3-4/10 full time. Very good pay. Ask for NEED 1 to Lexington Ave. Phone man sublease Spring. * REAL ESTATE FIAT 1968 850 Spider Bart, 484-5315. 1-4/10 after 6 p.m., all da^ per month. Call 351-93)3 . RECREATION BUICK Great car. Must sell. $1000. 3-4/10 A3-4/10 * ELECTR"_Vn Must sell. COOKS AND waitresses to work in * SERVICE Leaving coun SOLU , 332 g114 355-5987. 5-4/15 Mackinaw City for the Summer. 3-4/10 EAST LANSING. E NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: On, ,,, Cooks, $2.50/hour. Waitresses, Typing Service LANCER 1961 slant six, 3 on the Unfurnished excepi range ana * TRANSPORTATION BUICK SPECIAL 1962. Standard floor, new battery, clutch. $1.25 plus tips. Dorm available. Send complete resume, and recent refrigerator. Across from campus. 351-1705. A5d4/14 V-6, 4-door. Good transportation 355-0696. 1-4/10 Reasonable. ED 2-0792. A5-4/14 * WANTED $130. 355-5432. A3-4/13 photo of self to Larry Yax, Mackinaw City, Michigan. 5-4/16 DEADLINE MAVERICK, 1970 low mileage. Like ONE MAN needed for 4 man. Must CAMARO, 1968 2-door hardtop. In new. Every option. Phone sacrifice. Lease expires 6/15. Total 1 P.M. one class day Excellent EXPERIENCED BARTENDER, June warranty. condition. 332-3881. A5-4/16 $100. Call 351 1002. A3-4/10 before 12th to September 13th. publication. 393-1089. A5-4/14 Mackinac Island, Michigan. Call 731 Cancellations — 12 noon CONVERTIBLE 1962 TWO OR three people needed for CAMARO 1969. 307 automatic. 332-6839. A3-4/10 needs work, $50. 1536 A Spartan one class day before Village, 355-2944. A3-4/13 353-6072 or 351-6573. A5-4/14 publication. PART TIME employment. Summer East Lansing's Finest PHONE 355-8255 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 1963, two door hardtop, standard shift, V-8. MGA ROADSTER, runs 1962 Volkswagen 332-8641. A3-4/10 HAIR&Ti!" opportunities SOCIETY 351-5800. O also Automobile required. Phone THE CORPORATION available. ONE OR two girls W£ for spring and/or Edge. Reduced ratesl Call K , Rivi Student Residence Now Renting for Summer & Fall RATES 351-5608 from 5:30 10:00 New engine, tires, clutch, brakes. PRICED A5-4/14 1 day 15c per word per day $1.50 $275,393-5898.3-4/13 YOUNG MEN or wo FROM s60 'UV RESIDENT 3 days $4.00 Scooters & sales, send resume' to P.O. Box SENSIBLE GIRL to share two man 1,2, 3 man/woman vacant 13'/2C per word per day CHEVROLET, 1964, step condition. $400. van. Good 489-5336. MGB-GT 1969 racing green, I price, perfect machine. 355-6 Automotive Cycles 555, Downtown Station, Omaha, apartment, Must have Spring and Summer. own bed. $72.50. Call Pool and Party Lounge Nebraska, 68101. 3-4/13 Walk to Campus 5 days $6.50 A5-4/14 ROVER 1967. 4 SUZUKI 1969 T 500cc scrambler 351-1653. A3-4/10 speed, Michelin Sponsored resident parlies 13c per word per day radials. Leather buckets, AM/FM. ASSISTANT MANAGER, coach, Luxurious furniture, carpeting! CHEVROLET 1965 Beautiful. Tom, 353-7484. 1-4/10 1 OR 2 girls for laige 3 man. W.S.I, plus experience. Send appliances (based on 10 words per ad) power steering, 4-door, snowtires. Summer. Near. 337-2314. resume to Orchard Valley Swim 627-5515. 3-4/10 A3-4/10 MODELS, RENTAL Peanuts Personals SUNBEAM ALPINE, 1965, great Club, 7085 Beverly Crest Drive, must be OFFICE OPFN sports car. Excellent condition, SUZUKI 250x6, $350. Excellent Birmingham, Michigan 48010 pre-paid. CHEVROLET 1960. Runs good. condition. 332-3902 after 5 p.m. SOUTH LANSING. Large 2-7 MON.-FRI rebuilt engine. $975. Evenings: A3-4/10 Trunk unusable. $50 or best offer. MUSTANG unfurnished 2 bedroom, carpeted, 731 BURCHAM, There will be a 50c service 1967, 6 cylinder, 3 355-1094. 11-4/16 A3-4/14 332-2658. A3-4/10 air conditioned, appliances, E. LANSING. speed. Radio, Heater. One owner. - and bookkeeping charge if condition. washing drying facilities, storage PHONE 351-7212 Good $875. Call VOLKSWAGEN 1968, fastback, red • this ad is not paid within $160 plus electricity, 882-3347. 3-4/14 finish with radio, well cared for, area. RIDICULOUSLY LOW one week. available first of May. Phone only $1,300. 484-6305. A3-4/14 term. Apartments nexi MUSTANG, 1965, 280hp, 289 cubic HOUSEKEEPER 8 - 5 daily. Some 393-1867. A5-4/10 The State News will be 332-5048. A4-4/10 inch engine, 4-speed. $1,200 < VOLKSWAGEN CB 350 Honda - 1969. 2,300 miles. child care and some cleaning. $60 1965, micro-bus, responsible only for the best offer. 646-6324. A5-4/14 Never dumped. Call 489-0123. a week. Phone 332-4796. 3-4/10 ONE OR two girls for three man good shape. $700. 485-0361. HOWLAND HOUSE C first day's incorrect A3-4/13 A5-4/15 apartment. Rent reduced. Very blocks from Union, : insertion. JOHNSON BUICK MUSTANG 1969 Sports roof 351-1091. 3-4/10 1 block west Expressway127 South 351-2BBL standard, Acapulco CUSTOM TRIUMPH, 48 cubic For Rent 332-6522. 4-4/10 of Mason - Cedar exit blue. Quick sale price. 351-2032 WANTED GIRL, Woodside Chalet Phone 677-3551. TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" Portable, 4-10 nights. A3-4/14 Apartments. $55. Wanted $8,50 per month including stand. v\f ».\uwr\ Balance ;sov&4- ' Cal l ' J. R. CULVER CO., . immediately, 351-1781. A3-4/10 1970 Mustang Mach I CHEVELLE, MALIBU.1966, 6stick. ' , credit 351-8862. 217 Ann Street, East 351-0859. A3-4/14 Asking $750. Call 351-0080 after A5-4/13 YAMAHA 1969, 175cc, Enduro, CAPITOL VILLA Fastback — yellow w/black Lansing. C 6 p.m. A3-4/13 good condition. Low mileage. striping. Has 351 cu. in. 4 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 rebuilt engine. 351-9208 after 6 p.m. except APARTMENTS OKEMOS, 1 bedroom m NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands barrel engine. Power steering, CORVAIR SPORT van, 1962. Side All papers. Immaculate. $1100, Saturday. A3-4/13 rented only to MSU students and shopping. 351-6586. A3-' power disc brakes, automatic, windows and back seat. $295. l. 351-4571, Jim. A5-4/14 OLDSMOBILE faculty. $8.84 monthly (including Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 Phone TU 2-0700. A3-4/10 1965, four-door. radio, Polyglas Goodyear Auto Service & Parts tax). STATE MANAGEMENT bedroom apartments. From SUBLET APARTMENT in Ceda Good condition. $750. Call VOLKSWAGEN 1968. tires. Has black louvred rear Economy CORPORATION, 444 Michigan $150-$165. Near Campus. Green's. 1 man for 2 CORVAIR 1966 Monza, two door, 353-1336. A5-4/16 plus. Spring condition. $1350 or Avenue. 332-8687. C For information call window & rear trunk deck apartment. 337-0471. A5 4 radio, four on the floor, excellent ?. 372-5137 after 5 p.m. A3-4/10 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East spoiler. This car has 7,000 condition. $570 or best offer. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS F85, Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 UNIVERSITY VILL A 4 bloi . . . per miles, traded on a new Buick. 332-1763. 508 Grove Street. 1965, V-8, automatic, power VOLKSWAGEN 1966 mechanically Complete auto painting and ion. Summer an Car just like new, but 1-4/10 steering and brakes, excellent good. $795. Call Don 373-1214 collision service. IV 5-0256. C priced SUBLEASE CEDAR o4 641-6914. A5-4/13 'n .ns 2-man $1,000 below market price. CORVAIR, 1965, 4-speed, 4-door 355-2805. A3-4/13 summer truing pool. rom S170. 351-4694. AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and Reasonable. J&1-2312. A5-4/13 HALS TE AD MANAGEME! blue. New shocks, excellent VOLKSWAGEN 1964, peace bus, American cars. If we can't fix it, it DLDSMOBILE 1963 TV RENTALS Sudents only. Low COMPANY, 351-7910. 0 condition. 512 Westmoreland, 4-joor hardtop, some rust, runs well. Call can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. TF - LUXURY 485-2041. 2-4/13 with air co, COV-™ 482-9977. 676-2828. 3-4/13 monthly and term rates. Call APARTMENT in new IALE ROOMMATE needed. I 1968 Pontiac A7-4/15 home. Completely furnished, all Tempest ACCIDENT Problem? Call 484-2600 to reserve yours. CUTLASS 1965 < UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C utilities paid including parking, 2-door. Has radio, heater. 350 KALAMAZOO STREET BODY miles. Real sharp. $925. Call Steve OLDSMOBILE 88, 1964.9 passenger Scooters & Cycles SHOP. Small dents to large TV, washer and dryer, phone and V-8, Standard Transmission & wagon. Good condition. $800. ED RENT A TV from a TV Company. air after 6 p.m., 485-5585. A3-4/14 wrecks. American and foreign - conditioning. All linens air conditioned. A low, low 2-0451. 10-4/14 MOVE UP to pure power! Kawasaki $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. furnished. $150 per month for cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. price of $1695. Mach III 500. (world MHRA NEJAC TV RENTALS. C one or $200 for two gentlemen. 2628 East 1 OLDSMOBILE 1960 4 door. Motor champ) 12.2,% mile. One for sale: Graduate preferred but not CAMPUS VIEW 351-3921 after 5:30. 4000 miles, necessary. 372-6103. 5-4/13 APARTMENTS work. $75 or best offer. Call after near perfect condition. A3-4/14 Aviation Apartments Johnson Buick 6 p.m. 332-0953. A5-4/15 HONDA 160, 1966. Good machine. SUMMER SUBLEASE. MARIGOLD APARTMENTS. 911 Across the street froi LEARN TO skydive with the MSU Luxury two Marigold, across from campus. Williams Hall on Michigan PLYMOUTH 1949, two door, $250. Call Johnny 351-7150. Parachute Club. Call Bob, man, furnished apartment, near 1 blk. west of DODGE excellent condition. 489-5661. 1-4/10 355-8019, Ed, 332-1095. campus. 351-9298. 1-4/10 Deluxe 2-man furnished Ave. University approved 1960, convertible. Good X-way 127 So. at condition. $200. Call 351-2143 A3-4/10 A10-4/22 apartments. Now leasing for Supervised Housing for CYCLE INSURANCE 3, 6, 12 month Summer and Fall. IV 9-9651 or women students under 21. after 5 p.m. A3-4/13 HASLETT/ALBERT, now available the Mason Cedar 351-1237. TF Leasing this week for Fall - PONTIAC. RED GTO. 1968 policies, any cycle, any driver. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to one girl for four girl apartment. Street Exit FAIRLANE 1964, sky blue. 6 convertible, mint, factory ram-air, Compare our rates. For immediate learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII Completely furnished, utilities and 1970. Call Today: parking provided. $65/month. 711 BURCHAM. Deluxe 3-man cylinder, automatic, four door. PS, automatic, polyglass, coverage, call the specialist, Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Phone 677-3551 Good condition. Call 355-5243, 8 332-6686 after 6:00 p.m. Tom H EN DR ICKSON INSURANCE 337-2336. 2-4/14 furnished apartments. Now leasing -5 p.m. for Lee. 3-4/13 for Summer and Fall. Phone IV 332-6246 A3-4/14 AGENCY, 337-0132. A5-4/14 Employment ONE OR two girl apartment. Block from campus. 351-0377, 9-9651 or 351-3525. TF 332-2916. A4-4/15 BUFFERS AND polishers needed for and possible full time. GUY FOR four man deluxe. 202C CROSSWORD PUZZLE Prefer some experience. -Very Campus Hill Apartments, ACROSS 31. Communica¬ good pay. Ask for Bart, 484-5315. 351-8566. Cheap. 1-4/10 tions channels 7-4/17 1. Lumberman's 32. Oleoresin TWO MAN, 2 bedroom. boot 34.Through Spring Term. 4. Size of type 35. Moose $200. at CEDAR VILLAGE APARTMENTSI Call 8. Front of a boat 36. Saxhorn 332-5051. 8-4/10 11.Clinker 37. Favorites 12. Moslem priest 39 Plural ending 13. Herb of grace' 40. Gaelic 14. Rind 42. Vandal 16. Patronize 44. Quicksilver 18 Wolframite 47. Undraped 20. Chick-pea 50. Topaz 21. College hummingbird degree: abbr. 51. Persia 23. Game played 53. Extinct bird 1. Dance step on horseback 54. Fencing dummy 2. Question 25. Municipality 55. Printer's 3. Fashionable 28. Petroleum mistake 4. Mixed type 30.Leave 56. Wager 5. Rascal ' 2 1 H T- r- T" T1 To" " l 12 3% iT~ — □ •M V/. 7T" ri " r 4 251 26 27 w £r - 29 22 3o~ 32~ 33 35 w 37 ^2 38 39^ no p1 HI 43 1 57" 50 sT~ $2 5T Kildea Super Sunoco 54~ 91H !■. (irand River (corner oj Bomic & (ir. River) i 5?" 1 sT Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan I riduy, April 10. |<;7o 17 for Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale MARRIED COUPLES Spring Term. For Sale For Sale Peanuts Personal wanted for 4 man. $50 Call 4761 North , 372 , /046, afwr B p.m. Ed. 8-4-10 2 CEDAR bedroom furnished. VILLAGE $160. east of East Meridian Rd., 5 miles Lansing. Four men or USED BOOK SALE. paper backs. Some very old. April 50 SCHOOL desks, 3 styles. Special, JNNIE SUNDROP in Who's W women. $50/month each. Utilities $2.00 each. One mile North of my life, TO Union, apartment 3 - 4 APARTMENTS. Call 332-5051 9, 10, 11. Federal's, Frandor. love you more. Roman Rugmaker ncF included. Secluded. Call Grand Ledge to Eaton Highway °fr ons. 351-6586 or 489-3807 8-4/10 , 484-1596. A5-4/10 Sponsored by Ingham County Democratic Women. 2-4/10 (near Airport), first house East on 1-4/10 5 p m. View, call apartment right side of road. A3-4/10 EAST LANSING, comfortable one Animals 427 Grove. 2-4/10 LOVELY, FURNISHED 2 bedroom FOUR USED tires for sale, 855x14. bedroom, furnished, walk to MSU. house, 1'/, miles to campus. $150 more days from today and SCUBA TANK, wet su \ ,'rKINg" GIRL or part-time Ample parking. Culver. C-4/17 Plus utilities. 351-5696. 5-4/14 Call A3-4/13 after 6 p.m., 655-2959. stereo tape recorder. John, after 6 ST. BERNARD pup. Male, 7 months, gentle, looking for good will be mine forever. always. B.V.G. 1-4/10 I love \ undent needed for 4-man, 21 or p.m. 351-6947. A3-4/10 very J, $57.50, 351-1043 R SUMMER THREE ONE BEDROOM. Married couple HOOVER PORTABLE washer. $80 home. Phone 372-8699 evenings Wm.'A5-4/15 $145 monthly. Next ti man only Full basement and garage. 10 or best offer. Call 355-5946. CONCORD AM/FM stereo receiver - and weekends. 3-4/14 STUFFED SHIRT, Happy first 21st this Sunday. < minutes from campus. 663-8798 amplifier. Matching speakers. Like Love A N Call 351-1171. A4-4/14 3-4/13 1-4/10 or office phone 663-4770. new. $65. 353-2173, A3-4/10 A3-4/10 ONE GIRL to subl PROFESSIONAL STEREO - FRIENDS OF INGRID: close to TYPEWRITER - OLIVETTI „rcDrinq and Summer terms. 139 campus. 351-8228. ONE GIRL, furnished house, $60 component system including 332-5556. A3-4/13 a Underwood, portable, pica type, Joodmere. 3J-1-9036. A5-4/15 month. Immediate occupancy. Fisher 80 watt amplifier, AR turntable, with elliptical cartridge, with case. After 5 p.m., 355-8046^ ained. P^^-VrM 740. A5-4/14 _ 351-0795. A4-4/10 Kappa Psi. WANTED SUBLET: 2 girls wish to rWANTED for nice 3 man. sublet apartment Fall term speakers, stereo head phones. Cost over 141 17/month. 332-6650, (Bill) only. EAST LANSING 3 $350, sell for $225. CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S Dorothy Dratschmii bedrooms, OVER 30,000 library books, 10c 355-8655. A3-4/13 372-9173. A5-4/15 STEPH, NO 20 year old needs a junior, Delta Delt; k3-4/13 fireplace new carpet, 12 month each. 2,000 books 50c. Call lease, $225. 337-0409. O security blanket, so bag it. See. Pratt, Coldwater ju nior. Sigma Chi. TWO GOLF CLUBS: nine Mike Souchak 669-9311 A5-4/13 p GIRL needed Summer term. MAN, Summer, close to Happy day, gil. MBS-OBES campus. Cheap. 351-2143 after 5 irons by MacGregor. Putter, 4 1-4/10 N Cedar Village. $100 entire WANT ADS will make Karen Murray, Allen Park senior, your world go INFLATABLE PLASTIC p.m. A3-4/13 Pedersen woods, golf bag and cart. chairs, nmer No damage deposit. Call round. . . try one today and see sofas. Many colors. Cheap. Call Zeta Tau Alpha to Steve Douse, [■2513. A3-4/13 CAPITOL, NEAR for yourself. Dial 355-8255. $80. 372-9173. A3-4/13 337-9215 noon midnight. ROBERTO boards - and BESTEST luck on law Nashville senior, Phi Gamma Delta. Happiest Birthday A R 3 A 393-5319. A4-4/10 LANSING - Okemos, EAST LANSING two LOUDSPEAKERS, Zounds, Batman, you're 21! Love ENGAGEMENTS bedroom, built mahogany, 1 year old. $185 each. you, Anne. 1-4/10 ished 2 bedroom duplex, in kitchen. Finished 372-4583. 5-4/15 basement. IV 4-8607. A3-4/13 SAMOYED AND spaniel (Brittany) Connie DeYoung, Livingston, N.J. ,ming pool. All utilities paid. Garage. July or June. 337-1525. st bugs, tape cl puppies. Very good WARM HUMAN PEOPLE! Friday, senior, Chi Omega to Bruce Matasick, ) monthly. 337-0364, after 5 A3-4/13 VOSS jacks galore. stock. ONE GIRL $140 remainder of ALTO sax and good 645-8961. A3-4/14 Pat Clark, Rick - case, Campbell. Tom Youngstown, Ohio MSU grad. Beta term. River's Edge. Joanie condition, gold finish, $100. Spragle, Norm Platnick. Saturday: Theta Pi. GIRL for 2 bedroom luxury 351-5608. A3-4/13 Rooms 393-2463. A2-4/10 Joe Janeti SSSuperM Squawk i jrtment. Air conditioning and Mobile Homes ALBATROSS. 1-4/10 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY for one SINGLE ROOM - Owen Hall, East PHILCO COMPONENT system 100 jmming pool. Spring - Summer. girl at Cedar Call 332-6197 after 5 watts AM/FM radio. $300. AVION-TRAILERS and campers. JIM 52.50 a month. 332-1727. Village. Call pm - Sorry I missed the meeting. A3-4/13 Also Serro, Scotty and Nomad 351-6496. A3-4/13 353-4278.2-4/10 trailers and campers. AVION MORE FUN in the sun, OKEMOS AREA, one bedroom EAST LANSING, room for 1 man DRAWING BOARD, 34x54. All cost with sun SALES, 1185 North Cedar, shades. OPTICAL deluxe with full house iron base. Stool included. $30. DISCOUNT, Mason. 694=8355. A5-4/13 apartment, unfurnished. privileges. Washer, 2615 East Perfect for two. 337-2060. dryer, color TV. Phone Keith Call after 6 p.m. 332-0953. Michigan Ave., 372-7409. C-4/10 A5-4/15 Fisher, 351-8451 or 882-0261 A5-4/15 DETROITER 1967, 12x56 on A3-4/13 landscaped lot. Furnished, new SILVER BLONDE wig. Never worn. I OR 2 girls for 3-n GIBSON SG guitar with grovers, $60, skirting, new 10x7 utility shed. MEN 21 and Case included. Best offer Reduced rent very reasonable. over - Clean quiet Excellent condition, $4,250. 337 351-1091.3-4/13 - rooms. Cooking and parking. 351-4066. A5-4/10 Wellington, Windsor Estates Park, Real Estate d for li Close, reasonable. 487-5753, Diamondale. 646-6484. A5-4/15 Call GARAGE SALE. 1613 Forest Hills BY OWNER EAST LANSING r I. A3-4/10 Drive, Okemos. Friday, Saturday, ANTIQUE PARKWOOD 1969. 12x56. Two TRUNKS. Restored and 9-5. 1-4/10 MOVE QUICKLY to Owen Hall. bedroom. See anytime Lot 245 JR0W HOSPITAL, near. Large, Buy beautifully decorated. Large the rest of a contract for Stonegate Mobile Homes or phone Spring selection. TU 2-9157.3-4/13 BLACK ^included. $125 per month. GUY TO share deluxe two fully bedroom, term. A3-4/10 Male. Call 353-3520. LIGHTS, b 393-6685. A3-4/10 EAST LANSING 39. 0-4 carpeted, air conditioned. WEST 100 watt Grande amplifier FOR SALE, 8x35 General I 393-2682. A3-4/13 top. Like new. $200. 351-8471. t, EMU IT0L LLA bedro A3-4/13 Call 351-8158. A10-4/20 th study r Jearborn s pool. Reduced Houses One b YAMAHA GUITAR, $60. Like new, BARRACUDA 1966 Formula-S, New 2 fireplaces. New cai o Roger Apartment 41 or 351-1687. Braues clutch, exhaust, shocks. foyei, large closets, ai Phone 694-0841. 1-4/10 TWO MAN or marrieds. A GIRLS case included. Call 489-6465. - SUMMER or fall. Near Elliot, 351-0720. A6-4/17 Home. $50 Separate laundry ar A3-4/13 month. campus. Parking. 332-8903. FOR INSTRUCTOR or i 337-1305. 3-4'14 garage. Sue UXE FURNISHED 2 n Spillane, Sw 1-4/10 SOFA BED, $15. Electric stove, $20. 6Vs% student, spacious attractive DINING ROOM Alpha Xi Dolta suite, very good Good condition. 541 Du i1-6632. bath in lovely MOBILE HOME, 10x40, Exc Owosso freshman. pus. 126 Milford Street. $170. MIFFLIN condition, glass sliding door. IV . Furnished 2 bedroom Lansing. 2-4/13 condition. Many extras. E 9-6998. A3-4/13 home with garage. Located 1 mile Gables. 351-4628. 1-4/10 from MSU, 2 miles from the Capitol. Close to bus line. WOMEN: SHARE TV SETS used, $10.00 and up. Table Sen-it r model radios, $5.00 and up DETROITER, 1969 12x50, < Students welcome. To be occupied I, deluxe, air - conditioning, 2 Chemists tests tube equipment, ALL MODELS of dual turntables in 48640. A5-4/14 by June. Phone 337-2015. v GUITAR LESSONS, fi ks from campus. Summer and $125. Italian wall tapestries. $5.00 stock. HI-FI BUYS, 1101 East 1-4/10 leasing. $170. 372-5767, and up. WILCOX SECONDHAND Grand River, East Lansing. 19-1656. TF RENTING NOW. Houses SOUTH STORE, 509 East Michigan, A3-4/14 STAR 1966. 10x46. Two bedroom Recreation and HAYFORD. Furnished apartments. 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Spring, Summer, Fall 2-room apartment. Private bath, INDIA OVERLAND $204, regular C-4/10 ||ED 835, Upper 2 bedrooms, terms. 1 to 5 girl places available. entrance. Utilities furnished. $100 condition. S2500. 332-6004 after trips. 39 Lansdowne Gardens, CHILDCARE I decorated, stove and Reasonable. 332-5320 after 6 a month. 372-5772. A3-4/14 5 p.m. A3-4/10 London S.W.8. UK. 45-6/5 home. Full p.m. tor, disposal, carpeted, A5-4/16 ROBERTS 778X stereo tape A3-4/10 $120 plus deposit. recorder. Makes tapes for auto SINGLE ROOM, female. No cooking. MEXICAN STUDY 5 weeks. $699. fe-3714. A4-4/10 $45/MONTH. No lease. BJock from Parking available $12.50 weekly. take deck. $325. 489-3206. SALE: CERTAIN H.arrppn Kardon, Lost & Found Flight, tuition, lodging, meals, A3-4/10 . Union. Man needed. 351-1453. A3-4/14 v 351-0511. A3-4/14 KLH demos. HI-FI BOYS. 1101 East Grand River, East Lansing. LOST: WOMEN'S glasses, between excursion, etc. Jerry, 353-4195. 3-4/14 Typing Service golfers Attention SINGLE ROOM, gentle FAST LITTLE Want Ads find buyers for you at the lowest possible A3-4/14 Morrill and 351-3790. 2-4/10 Brody on campus. SUMMER FLIGHTS H'. IBM to London cost. '89. AE-4/10 parking. IV 2-8304. A3-4/14 Try one by dialing 355-8255 leaving June 19, July 31. Round 351-5705. A3-4/ GRAY TWEED coat lost, Shaw today. trip, $212. Jerry, 353-4195. TYPING SERVICE b\ ,'ANET Shag Balls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Near MODIFIED 7TU main chute, new questions. 353-3456. A3-4/13 JAMES. Accurate, efficient, $1.00 doz. Michigan Avenue. Study and sleep TYPEWRITER, OLYMPIA deluxe riptop, 28ft. reserve chute. All • bedroom duplex, furnished, — ISRAEL TOURS prompt. Phone 332-5161. C: Plastic Practice in quiet room. $15 weekly. portable. 1968. Like new. $70. packing gear, chute accessories, carpeted, fireplace, garage. LOST: WOMAN'S Balls 6 for $1.00 627-5454. A5-4/10 Call after 6 p.m. 351-8312. and jump suit. All good condition. Suitable for two to four girls or TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. Shuttle Cocks A3-4/10 Call Leslie 517-589-8643. A3-4/14 family. 489-1276. A3-4/13 SPARTAN HALL. Men and Spanish, in Federal's Department Experienced. Electric ivrev.-itn. Tennis Rackets women. Store, Initials M.E.G. 355-7090. Call Karen, 882-2639. 0-4/10 Leasing for spring. 351-9286. AUTORON 8mm Tennis Balls EAST SIDE, three 0-4-10 BABY GRAND pian< A 3-4/10 Service condition. Phone be 'ROFESSIONAL SUEDE and carpet, finished basement with |r\ FREE : 1970 Golf Rule Book With bar, two baths, 12 month lease, ROOMS: SUMMER, fall, doubles, 694-0954. A3-4/14 PERSON WHO found watch near Shaw. Mistake made, ladies gold leather cleaning and service. Now being offered at the refinishing $225. 337-0409. O cooking. Close. Men, wome lost watch, Benrus. Call 484-7156. OKEMOS DRY Purchase Of $1.00 351-8164, 6 to 12 p.m. 6-4/16 BRITANNICA ENCYCLOPEDIA'S D Vac Cleaners. Tanks, CLEANERS. A3-4/10 2155 Hamilton Rd„ 332-0611. Or More. 1954 issue. Call 694-9446. r and uprights. One year DUPLEX, 5 bedrooms available Jun< HOME A3-4/10 OF THE warranty. $7.88 and up. DENNIS 15th. Close to campus. Call Jim For Sale DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 PROFESSIONALS. O 353-5932. After 6 p.m. GIBSON North Personal tarry Cushion 646-4611. A3-4/10 IBM EB-2 Hollow body bass. Cedar, opposite City EXECUTIVE electric ALTERATIONS AND ladies Best offer. Call typewriter. Type B. Factory 3 5 3-9344 _ Market. 482-2677. C-4/10 OPEN MONDAY through Friday, 8 - dressmaking by afternoons. S-4/14 reconditioned. $250. 355-7779. STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, beds. 5:30 p.m. UNION BUILDING borting A7-4/16 355-5855. 04-4/16 Buy/sell. ABC Secondhand Store, BARBER SHOP. A3-4/10 Goods SCIENCE FICTION books OVAL DIAMOND engagement ring and wedding band set in white gold. Best offer. Call 353-9344 1208 Turner. TF IT'S INTERNATIONAL I SRIDE'S, BRIDESMAID'S Candidates. Professional Typing, Multilith Printing Thesi: (magazines) 10c - up. 328 Student LIVING ROOM suite, medium grey, hats, supplies. CLEO'S, anc Services. 337-0490. A5-4/16 WANT AD WEEK! p Hard Binding. Free Brochure anc good condition $40. 351-7092. 332-3206 for appointi 5 BEDROOM newly furnished. A3-4/10 Don't miss the benefits you j A5-4/16 Estimates. Call 337-1527. C Ample parking. Close to campus. CONCORD 990 Stereo MARTIN D-18 guitar. Excellent get by reading and using State i Call after 6 p.m. 489-7226. 3-4/10 reversing condition. Plush lined case. News Classified Ads. Start tape recorder. 30 FISHER 700T ROOM OR Evenings, 351-5303. A3-4/10 receiver, Thorens watts/channel. 353-1844. X5-4/10 150AB turntable, JBL speaker, today! Roommate Service find your TWO GIRLS for four girl h Eico color organ. 351-6650. answer to housing. Free of Charge. BARGAINS ARE always sprouting KUSTUM BASS speaker ci FREE Gunson for summer ter A3-4/10 - LIFE INSURANCE :, genera IBM. month old. $300 or 20 y 353-6021. 1-4/10 :e. 332-8384. C 332-6279. A3-4/10 STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O USED ROLLEIFLEX F3.5 and accessories. Call 353-0236. BARBI MEL Typing, multilithing. YOUR SEARCH for the bes WANT ADS are the oldest form in A3-4/10 employees may end with ai print of getting buyer and seller TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS Block off campus. BICYCLE are now leasing student together. Phone 355-8255. 332-3255. C "Employment" Classified Ad. Dia TWIN FIBERLGASS packed speaker units. These spacious luxury apartments 355-8255 today! are completely RUBBISH COUNT ON Classified A HAULED. Reasonable carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean rates. good things you dor Special on cleanups. furniture. cash! Dial 355-8255 tc Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and s checkbook at 332-3568. 482-9977. A5-4/15 individual control - central air conditioning. These four man BABY SITTING day care, large play SALE units have up to time has been swimming pool, recreation 3 parking spaces per adequately planned for with rooms unit. The student's leisure a giant heated and private balconies. If you Cedar Marble 5-4/15 School DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, area. 351-5770.' SMALL JOBS Wanted - paper hanging : painting. Experienced workm No waiting. 485-0460. 1-4/10 want to be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call formals. Experienced. Reasonable today. There are units starting at $70/month per charge. Call 355-1040. 16-4/30 SERIOUS GIRLS man. Apartments Summer, off can A3-4/14 BLOOD DONORS Needed S7.50 for THINK SPRING all positive. A and AB negative, B negative MODEL (APT. B-7) OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day except negative. S10.00. O Sunday s you to ask the guy or gal who ri negative, $12.00. Michigan PHONE:; 332-6441 Community Blood Center, 507'/, Don't run the risk of being unhappy with your future Get your shoes in shape now. East Grand River, East Lansing. apartment. It makes sense to live at Get twice the wear from your Above the new Campus Book NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE Store. Hours: 9 3:30 p.m. present shoes by having them a.m. to resoled and heeled Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. LIMITED SUMMER LEASES NOW ACCEPTED at PARISIAN SHOE REPAIR. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183 C Our experts will rebuild them Cedar to look as good as new. them in today for our "while Bring PEOPLE TO pari dtopckmgfjam you wait" service. Union. A3-4/10 $25/ Apartments FAMILY: 3 - 4 |0^?neDMhursday' APr- 9« 19?0> and Fri., Apr. 10, 4620 S. Hagadorn mipan „ c. 'M at Salvage : Cif00tions S5n,I University salvage Yard, iara, Id 1330 S. Harrison Road, PARISIAN Campus, The Damage Deposit Refunders p.m. 3-4/10 s maV be seen Ap. Lin I PM c pr- 9> from 8:30 A.\ om 8:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M to 1:00 P.M., and MA NA CEMENT EXCL US/VEI. Y B Y: Summer '70 $160/apt./mo. SHOE REPAIR LOOKING FOR s Fall '70 $67.50/man/mo. Alco Management Cnmpany 501 E. Grand River (Below Campus Drugs) PLACE TO ! 332 - 5051 Bogue St. at the Red Cedar 332-4074 ;. Call f 4/10 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April |Q, »(>70 Lansing Women Voters Atty. Gen.'s wife plan representation drive a The Lansing Area League of Women Voters will participate in nationwide drive to win a On April 15 - 22 the League will collect signatures calling for constitutional amendment Women May 4 - 8. Voters National Convention in Washington, D.C. censures WASHINGTON (AP) -- Atty. Fulbright outside the Justice Department Pine Bluff, Ark., but n*. congressional representation for granting a congressional voice to Representation in congress for Gen. John N. Mitchell's "looked like the Russian said she had not Uvm Washington, D.C. residents Jane Washington D.C. residents. the District of Columbia will outspoken wife Martha asked Revolution," and described state in many years. '^ Vol. 62 Nu E. Linnell, vice - president, said The petitions will be presented require me passage ui the Arkansas Gazette Thursday violent demonstrators as "the Mrs. Mitchell also said ch l recently. to congress during the League of constitutional amendment by to "crucify" Sen. J. W. Fulbright very liberal Communists." talked to three two thirds vote of both houses WHAT'S - for his vote against confirmation The Gazette Thursday quoted influential" peop|e M of congress and ratification three - fourts of the states. by ON < the U.S. Supreme Court, the Carswell vote was "crucial for with Fulbright's vote andha|1!l HAPPENING "Since 1961 and the newspaper reported. Arkansas" and the nation, and to "disown" him, the ^ ification of the 23rd The Gazette, published in that Fulbright could have said. newswi) - amendment, Washington D.C. Little Rock, is the largest daily swayed enough votes to It said she refused con rj residents have been able to vote newspaper in Democrat Carswell's confirmation. how her husband felt for the president of the United Fulbright's home state. It said "He — is not representing the . „ Fulbright's vote. $1.00 service charge per States," Mrs. Linnell said. "In Mrs. Mitchell called the paper at people of Arkansas Fulbright said he didn't 2 a.m., hours after the Senate account continued. "I love Mrs. insertion p.m. - to be pre-paid. 12 deadline 1 class day before. between presidential elections they can vote for members of voted down Carswell's Arkansas and I want everything Mitchell's seriously. commenj name of one of the best the school board and nomination 51 to 45. "I regret bands on campus. Their music is no one her "It makes me so damn mad I soulful and funky with a beat that flamboyant language. "The Psychology of Belief," a lecture can't stand it," the Gazette "get's down with it." UHURU - forum, comes to St. John's Student UNLIMITED appearing at Hubbard quoted her as saying. "I want Center, 327 MAC on Sunday night, 7:00 p.m.. Spartan downstairs. Come and bring a friend Room, Hall, Saturday, April 11, from 10 - 1 a.m Admission 75c. determines all tax rates and fixes you to crucify Fulbright and that's It." "I don't think she really meant UNCLE SAM'S to listen, talk and dialogue. HRI School presents an Italian Buffet the city's annual budget. All of that," Fulbright said later. "It Students International Society will have its regular meeting Meditation Luncheon and Seminar at Hospitality Motor Inn. Feast is at 11:30 a.m. and the seminar at 2:00 p.m. Student these matters are handled was The just a manner of speech." comment Justice on Dept. refused the incident but STEAK HOUSE at a new time, 2:00 p.m., Sunday, tickets fourth floor Eppley Center. Room 39, Union. Applications for 3 Detro I be Only $1.50. Transportation provided. Hall The 800,000 citizens of the said there was no doubt that Mrs. Mitchell was the caller. The Gazette, returning her call, No. 26 discussed. For information call Steve Universal nation's capital pay federal and reached Mrs. Mitchell through Family i Goetz 353-1421. concert for their Black Library, local taxes determined by Got a light? the White House switchboard. Saturday, April 11, 9 - 12 p.m. congress but, like the citizens of Last November Mrs. Mitchell Hillel House, 319 Hillcrest, corner W. Admission 75c. the original 13 colonies, they are Eyes staring blankly from this unidenfied student seem to ruffled many when she told a Grand River, will have a rap session taxed without representation, plead for a light for his cigaret. One puff and its television interviewer that an of the Hillel Provisional Committee, msu Folklore Society presents the Mrs. Linnell continued. spring time- State News photo by Roger L. Esckelson unruly antiwar demonstration 4:30 p.m., Sunday with buffet. Nash reopening of the Joint, 8:30 p.m., while you talk. For rides call Saturday, at The Joii 332-1916. Sabbath Services Saturday Services. 10 a.m., followed by Kiddush. Students-food Nothing to do this weekend? Come MSU Sailing Club will have an open and hear the exciting sound of the house, Saturday, 1:00 p.m. at Lake Exkursions / John Guest in concert - Lansing Club Site. Rides will be BLIND ALLEY EXIT - today 3 - 5 leaving west side of Union between p.m. in the Wilson Auditorium, 8-12 12:30 and 1:00. Bring a dry change p.m. in Brody South Dining Room. (Continued from page 1) . .. .. parts of the program," Harrv "The cost doesn't bother us," of c . Meml Saturday two big concerts 3 - 5 p.min change in the program policy in ^ P 8 ' narry Harry said „The Dept of Hubbard classrooms, 8-12 p.m. in 'There are quite a few of us the near future because of the Agriculture pays for it. But if all McDonel cafeteria. Free. who don't think students should "distance between the The greatest problem caused of a sudden we had a great be getting the stamps. After all, government and the field offices, by students in the program, influx of students calling for Engli Advisory students are in the situation by "It's awfully hard to be heard Harry said, is the extra appointments we wouldn't be coffee hour, choice," he said. "I don't care if you have objections to certain administrative work it causes. able to handle them." too much for it. But what I think doesn't really matter." He said he didn't foresee a language and film proposals. "Man," it has been said, "is I le only MSU honored running to classes get you do creature on himself into trouble." Hov does this student advisory earth who t , then. MODERNITY Drop in at 328 Student Services, S M - F and 12-6 Saturday. dare can proclaim itself legitimate? How it know what to communicate? for publication TRAOTON Perhaps we don't. In honor of this The Japanese Club will r realization, we of the A.T.L. Student A special citation for Saturday at Owen Graduate Advisory Committee would like to publication excellence has been from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. All hito interested in the language and cul cordially invite you to the birth of a entity - our own student - presented to MSU by Keep fclitical Development in India of Japan are welcome. Please me« new Michigan Beautiful, Inc. oriented evaluation form. All we The award was presented to Lloyd I. Rudolph and Susmme Hoebcr Rudolph need is you. Come to our next Harold Davidson, associate meeting and let us know the types Sunday Free Concert presents I The professor of horticulture and The persistence of traditional features Maxx God's Country on Sunday, author of "Your Community of Indian life within a modernized so¬ 1:30 p.m. in the Hubbard Hall Can Be Beautiful," Wednesday morning at an awards ceremony ciety is the theme of this book which, in Kellogg Center. as Asian Review says: "shows a quite ? If y . 332-8635, The publication, which new level of sympathy and penetra¬ Micl . 353-8338, outlines how to organize tion." Particularly Book Exchange, bring your Sandra Davis . . . 353-3441. committees and programs for outstanding is the 3ts to the West Fee Lobby brilliant section on the way in which sen 1 and 8 Sunday, April 12. The following Free U events will community beautification, . was edited by Donald E. Gregg, MSU Gandhi restored India's political po¬ special problems? - Come by happen weekend: Yoga class - or call Lynne (after 5) at Sat.-9- i.m. - in the Grfeen Room extension publications editor, tency, lost during imperial subjection, and designed by Barbara Brown, in the Union, Volleyball games - Sat. by transforming traditional Hindu 1 - 4 p.m. - on volleyball courts near staff artist for the University values of asceticism and non-violence lton Club will meet at 6:30 - Snyder Hall, class on New Forces, Editor's Office. p.m., in the lower gym, NewAges - Sat. - 4 p.m. • in the Oak to serve the needs of a modern mass i's IM. Faculty and staff and Room in the Union. People in movement. ts welcome. C-ed. Esther's Sensory Awareness class - meet in Union Ballroom at 8 p.m. Students demand Paper $2.75. Also in cloth $8.75 Two plays, "The Typi "Black Sunday. THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS Okemos Barn Theatre, presented by ATTENTION! A court questioning Community Circle Players. Human Sexuality s being formed. Admission for MSU students is $1.50 For with ID. General admission is $2.00. Two students arrested Tuesday first meeting, Tuesday, April 14, Curtain is 8:30 p.m. Also running 7;30 p.m., 107 S. Kedzie Hall. and accused of painting slogans, April 11, 17 and 18. Anyone interested in helping on Wells Hall demanded! organize the class call Sheila at 36633 preliminary examination werei or 54964. arraigned in East Lansing. Now Openingl The Pellinore Municipal Court. , Coffeehouse at C-12 Holmes Hall. All people interested in the The examination for Susan i Listen to music, play cards, chess and presentation of a radical perspective Del by, Birmingham freshman,! talk with your friends. A Bidwell and at the environmental teach-in (April and Eric L. Jackson, 324 S. Phifer Production. Opening is tonight 21 - 24) meet in the 2nd floor lounge at 8:30 p.m. of the Union Saturday at 11:00 a.m. Hayford, was set for June 22. Stat FOXS |.Direct Diamond Import^j Meridian Mall • Frandor 203 S. Washington 'Lansing Mall