There ... Wednesday is now no further MICHIGAN Cloudy . . . TATE NIWS and warm with a high STATE . . . today of 78 and a low tonight of UNIVERSITY 52 Number 175 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 29, 1970 Police use tear gas to quell River Rouge racial violence RIVER ROUGE (UPI) — Police in riot second consecutive day. Authorities from went into the streets, and several stores in a Rouge, several hundred students walked gear and carrying sheathed bayonets used neighboring Lincoln Park said they were nine - block section of Visger Street were out of the nearly all black Southwestern tear gas in a small section of this downriver lifting their curfew. looted and one bumed down apparently as High School and marched several blocks Detroit suburb Tuesday afternoon to As the deadline for stop the curfew a result of a firebomb. toward River Rouge before they broke up. groups of young blacks who began approached, police told small groups of The crowds on the street Monday grew Merchants along the route said some of throwing rocks in the second straight day black youths to get off the side streets. The to about 1,000. Police estimated that their windows were broken. of disturbances. youths generally said they would leave $250,000 damage was inflicted before tear Technically, state law says that only the At least nine persons were arrested and when police left the area; the police replied gas broke up the crowds. Governor governor can declare a state of emergency charged with disorderly conduct Tuesday they could not leave until the youths left. Milliken sent 60 state troopers to the in Michigan. But Atty. Gen. Frank J. afternoon and one person was burned on Tear gas canisters littered the street, and scene. the arm by a tear gas canister. Kelley said in an opinion in 1968 that local police used it when groups showed By Tuesday morning, however, communities have the authority to declare The arrests and injury reluctance to break up. brought to at workmen had cleaned up the shattered a state of emergency if their charter least 18 the number of The curfew and the state of persons, including emergency glass and merchants whose windows were entrusts the mayor with keeping the peace. seven policemen, injured and lifted to at included restrictions on the sale of gasoline broken had boarded up many of them. The River Rouge charter includes such a least 38 the total arrested. and a ban on the sale of all alcohol. Damage was In Detroit, which is next to River clause. estimated at $250,000. About 300 youths in small groups, who Police said they had received began sending light rock flurries into the reports of "very light" sniper fire Tuesday, but the reported gunfire apparently hit neither street, was were released. dispersed when the tear gas Police then concentrated on STUDENTS, ADULTS policemen nor their vehicles. keeping apart the industrial city's black The disturbance and white began Monday residents, who separated by Wharton are afternoon as a racial squabble at River railroad tracks which cross Visger. Rouge High School, which has been River Rouge has a population of ur racially troubled since last February when 18,000. two schoolboard members On Monday, the disturbance included Violent posters of black militants at tore down make Afro rock throwing, looting, the burning of bett an to - - American exhibition. one grocery store and After fighting broke out between black and white fighting between high school students The mayors of River Rouge and Ecorse, black and white students. n River Rouge, a store on Visger Street was looted which are divided by and burned in this Visger Street, the River Rouge High School, where half Industrial suburb of Detroit. AP wirephoto scene of Tuesday's and Monday's activities, the 1,250 pupils are black, was closed they are about to inherit. And we ought to declared a 6 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew for the indefinitely following Monday's violence. listen to their concerns. What, after all, is Ecorse sent all its 4,400 public school so wrong with President Wharton has called wanting to build a better students home Tuesday, telling them to on world?" he said. University, government and business Milliken denounces return to their six elementary schools and Whaiton said the great majority of leaders to join with today's young people 'Ov. the junior - senior high on Wednesday. in trying to make the world a "more today's youth are committed to change School Superintendent Morley Riggs said and to building a better world. humane place." the schools were closed as a precautionary In a speech to the East "Today's young people are far more measure, "until the River Rouge situation Lansing aware of and interested in social problems, Chamber of Commerce Tuesday, stabilizes." Wharton [ampus revolutionaries said America's youth has become "our they are more dedicated to serving their Fighting broke out between black and national conscience" on many issues. fellow man and solving society's white students at River Rouge High "The youth problems," he said. "The old image of the Monday afternoon after the black students of today have a deep concern with the state of the world which egotistical, mixed-up, irresponsible heW a mass grievance meeting. The fighting adolescent no longer applies." By SHARON TEMPLETON tolerated, and we will not allow an "This means there Is a clear Wharton pointed to the increase in overthrow to happen." student volunteers and volunteer projects State News Staff Writer understanding between this office and He added that he could not decide and the success of VISTA and the Peace v. Milliken said Khout question," revolutionary groups Tuesday that whether Michigan was the "center" for these revolutionary groups but that the every mayor and every president," added. "We want no breakdown communication in case of a state he of Bear market Corps as examples of the changed nature of modern youth. of I in Michigan who want to overthrow state is definitely a source. emergency." "Civil rights marches have replaced »vernment. Clearly these movements exist and are has In reference to the racial disturbances in River Rouge Monday, the governor said he taken Milliken also voiced complete support at the news conference of a decision by slashes Dow panty raids, and community service draws a bigger crowd than the homecoming dance • present," the governor said at his no steps himself, other than Senate Republicans to cut $24 million on a majority of campuses," he observed. sending in state troopers, to settle the s conference. "The problem is | cetheythedon't know what they want to situation which he described as "very tense." from his proposed budget for 1970-71. Milliken's original totaled budget proposal 25.4 per cent Wharton said youth's "widespread image of irresponsibility" has contributed to the "communication gap" between present government." $1,755 billion, but Senate "I would urge all students to NEW YORK (AP) - The stock market, |e cited a group of MSU students who recognize Republicans have decided it must be cut to generations. that violence will not help them achieve in the midst of its longest slide in the "The on the stage while he was $1,731 billion in order to be balanced for post - term 'student activist' their objectives at all," he said. World War II era, dropped sharply Tuesday ling last week at MSU shouting Milliken said he sent letters to every the next fiscal year. immediately conjures up among adults a He said the move for the second consecutive day. picture of demonstrations, violence, volution, overthrow the government," was a "necessary" one i mayor and college and university president dictated The Dow Jones industrials plunged window breaking and building defacement, example of these revolutionary by the legislative slowness in in Michigan several months ago, 10.82 points to 724.33, almost matching outlining enacting a cigarette tax increase and a tax not a boy tutoring an underprivileged child specific steps to take in the event of civil loophole closing package as well as Monday's 12-point loss. The Dow is at its in the ghetto or a girl reading to a blind groups are wrong in their he disturbances. He declined, however, to lowest level since Nov. 22, 1963 when the student," he said. said. "They cannot be unexpected increases in welfare spending. outline the steps- "Cut we must," he said, "but it's average plummeted 21.66 points to 711.49 He noted that the violent protests of the difficult to decide where. It would be following the assassination of President few often overshadow the constructive premature to suggest where the cuts may Kennedy. work of the majority of students. He said The market's current slump has been the public should be made more aware of be, but no department is going to be left iird predicts '70 draft out of the close scrutiny this will require." In another area, the governor said he expects only four of his nine educational blamed on entrenched pessimism investors generally beset poor by inflation and on earnings by among major the majority who are constructive, mature approaches" to changing society. "pursuing more reform proposals to be passed this year. companies. "During the February demonstrations luld drop to 150,000 For example, the nation's two over the Chicago trials, "I'm optimistic — but realistic," he said. largest university students steel producers, U.S. Steel Corp., which rampaged "This is a very complex package, but the climate of understanding is growing in Big board closed down 12 cents at $35.36, and on including MSU," he said. "I campus after campus, cannot speak Bethlehem Steel Corp., for other universities, but at MSU less than Michigan." The stock market tumbled unchanged at lASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of regime of Prince Norodom Sihanouk. The governor also announced that he $27.50, both reported Tuesday a 30 per two per cent were involved in the — The Defense Department and its Monday to its lowest level since |nse Melvin R. Laird said Tuesday draft I this year may be as low as officials "are giving full and complete sees no indication of when the fishing ban Nov. 22, 1963 - the day cent drop in first - quarter profits. General Motors, down $1.50 at $67.12, demonstrations and even fewer in violence. "The majority of students care about 150,000 will be lifted in Lake St. Clair and the St. l~ about 100,000 under support" to the U.S. arms limitation Clair River. He said the ban will remain in President Kennedy was Monday reported a similar drop in first - our problems. They care enough to commit original plans Tcause of troop withdrawals from negotiating team meeting with the Russians effect at least until testing of fish is assassinated. Dow Jones quarter profits. Ford Motor, down 60 cents not just time and personal resources. They in Vienna. Jiam. completed. industrials skidded 12.14 points to $40.75, reported a 25 per cent decline are willing to confront our problems face psisthe lowest estimate "But we do not feel the way to have in first quarter to face in constructive, non - violent yet made. to 735.15 at the Monday close. - earnings. ways, success is for us to take unilateral action," Analysts said traders were becoming fe be able to further reduce the (please turn to page 14) AP problems which many adults choose to I calls for this calendar year," Laird he said in referring obliquely to proposals Wirephoto (please turn to page 15) ignore." P,8 klk to a group of business, civic by critics that the United States hold off (please P ry r leaders who have'e installations as been touring on deployment of multiple warhead missiles and expansion of the Safeguard 'MEETS HIGH STAHDARDS' turn to page 15) guests of the seDept. antimissile system. |ifd said this year's draftees total He stressed, as he did at the Associated * >all as low as Press luncheon in New York City last ■ we possibility that the I'arge as 180,000. 150,000, but he left fn1®8"8 this year through May total number might week, that the place to work out control actions is at the bargaining table in Vienna. arms ABA committee OKs •s — The Russians have been able to surge suggests that quotas could forward in their buildup of strategic arms, J I0 antheaverage Ior last said this is 0f more than 9,000 a seven months of the direct result" of including long - range missiles, because the United States has been tied down with a heavy investment in Vietnam since 1965. Meantime, the Russians have had to spend nomination of Blackmun mJ *'etnamization P overall U.S. arms and concurrent little to support the North Vietnamese - WASHINGTON (AP) - Judge Harry A. Minnesota, Chief Justice Warren E school deans and students had been strength. Viet Cong effort Blackmun received the enthusiastic Chairman Eastland has only o with weapons and other support interviewed with only two sour replies. Jwith wt00k near,y 290,000 men last supplies. of the American Bar Assn. Tuesday as the scheduled for the hearing, Blackmun Walsh, former federal judge who is kgQ acs. arp reductions setting in late Senate Judiciary Committee prepared to himself. Pleasantries will be offered by Sen. a chairman of the ABA committee, reported |hold Vietnam troop withdrawal open hearings on his nomination to the Walter F. Mondale, D-Minn., and Rep. also that some of the people interviewed of the draft- ^ird Tickets on sale Supreme Court. Albert H. Quie, R-Minn., in whose district commented on Blackmun's lack of a the judge resides. national reputation. They said he wrote imnio*, Pigmented se,ection system is being Today is the last day of local - only Following an investigation billed in Last June 3 Burger testified and was unduly long opinions and was slower than this month for the first ticket sales for ASMSU Pop advance as extensive, the ABA's standing approved unanimously by Eastland's other judges in disposing of cases. Entertainment's "Open Air Celebration" committee on the federal judiciary committee all in one day. The Senate (men., period of 60 to 90 days of reported in a letter to Sen. James O. completed confirmation, 74 to 3, on June But Walsh added, "Lack of national ■ ml! necessary. May 24. Tickets will be distributed state - Eastland, D-Miss., that Blackmun "meets 9 and Burger was sworn in as chief reputation is not unusual for highly justice I Thpf matters> ^ird said: wide Thursday. high standards of professional competence, June 23. competent federal judges whose work is thJ!muUnt of enemy supplies Jefferson Airplane, Chicago, Delaney temperament and integrity." The fate of President Nixon's next two primarily in their own circuit." And, he imeL !"lh "d Camb°dia Viet to North and Bonny, John Sebastian, The Small nominees for the court was entirely said, Blackmun assured ABA officials that Cong forces has Faces and Rotary Connection will appear different. Judges Clement F. Haynsworth he "recognizes the need for an associate markedly" following the at the concert. Where two prior nominees failed, the 61 G. Harrold Cars well justice of the Supreme Court to work _ labored did nfttg°iVLrnment in Phn°m Penh. year • old federal appeals court judge rapidly and deal with an enormous volume - Tickets are on sale at Marshall's, through prolonged hearings and then were IferriL u°rate> but aides said he , Campbell's and the Union. Tickets will not apparently faces a trouble - free horizon, rejected by the Senate. of work under great time pressure." lukvili e c,osin8 of the Port of be sold at the concert. smmittee confirmation approval and Senate The ABA's report on Blackmun, "We believe that he would be able to Derrrrf* J"1 Permitted in,et for under enemy may be as swift as that letter signed by Lawrence E. Walsh of New the ousted accorded Blackmun's boyhood chum from York, said scores of judges, lawyers, law (please turn to page 14) Blackmun Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 29 , Senate airs abortion issue Bv LARRY LEE to withstand the onslaught of residency requirement was There is so much going on now, warned that if it is defeated, " it c. . VM uu ws MaTT VVriter . several prop086*1 amendments, inserted to alleviate fears that we're on the edge of having to will just keep coming up again." Substitutes to the bill may also Michigan would become an do something," she said. If the bill does pass the Senate, The Senate began debate be offered. "abortion mill." . , it is likely to get a stiffer Tuesday on the controversial The upper chamber already Senate Majority Leader Robert ., . ® ! ' challenge in the House although abortion reform issue, but has one substitute before it, Vanderlaan, R - Grand Rapids, . . . , 7* Mrs. Beebe said,'It looks better indications were the legislation hammered out in the Health and said, "The chances are better ' p ' sne now than three months ago. A will have to overcome numerous Welfare Committee, chaired by than average the abortion number of House members have obstacles before coming to a gen. n. Lorraine Beebe, R - measure will pass the Senate." Mrs. Beebe said the issue come to the hearings and people final vote. Dearborn. Even though the Senate should be resolved this week, throughout the state have been Backers of liberalized abortion "This bill is a demand that we rejected a less liberal bill last one way or the other. But she talking to their representatives." laws are hopeful and optimistic a get rjd of our archaic and year, Vanderlaan said there is decision can be reached this hypocritical law, " Mrs. Beebe more information and public week on the bill sponsored by support for abortion reform n Dickerson lets Sen. John McCauley, D - «jt puts the decision where it than a year ago, and action by Wyandotte. belongs, between a woman and other states is likely to spur However, the bill, which her doctor," she explained. action in Michigan, would permit the question of an However, Sen. Basil Brown, D Mrs. Beebe, a long - time abortion to be decided between . Highland Park, said he "failed advocate of abortion reform, Free a woman and her doctor, to see why residency should also predicted the eventual restricted by a 90 - day term of enter in" if the decision is a pregnancy clause and a 90 - day medical one. residency requirement, will have Beebe replied that the passage Michigan of the bill, "I think for the first time, is facing realities. stay The residents of Free, a Dickerson said his main people's park between Wells and concern is keeping the campus Erickson halls, were pressured beautiful, and he is hoping the Monday night — but not by residents of Free will keep it University officials. that way. "As A spokesman from the MSU long as they are not damaging property they can Dept. of Public Safety said men from that stay," Milton Dickerson, vice . 01M . tho On a KS£ Tuesday. "I understand they happy, and we are not in the P»Sk%»t interfering. tiny 10 plans of Greg Winterhalter, Plymouth sophomore, goes out on a limb of a kite reach too short and the limb too thin. • eating tree but finds his State News photo by Scott Friedl business of making people unhappy." Pressure did come from the MSU Anarchists, sponsors of the FOR MARIJUANA OK Friday motorcycle ride for peace to the Capitol. The MSU Anarchists were at Free Monday night trying to "work up" the people, but they White Pan didn't have any luck, Debbie By LARRY LEE the Capitol in support of s«n. Roger Craig, D - Dearborn, contradictions thatt ci Comstock, Norfolk, Mass., cause yotiM freshman said. State News Staff Writer le?f!!,zl?g We re ma"]"8"8- , who said, "I submit marijuana is people to not believe' calling upon all no worse than alcohol. I would political process" Praio The Michigan White Panther legislators and everyone who "The people here party has called upon all the uses mauijuana to stand up for say that what we're doing is "We are in grave dan^e " ' balancing the drug of our able to say that thi here to have citizens of the state who use their rights," David Sinclair, i generation (alcohol) with the system doesn't work" good time." marijuana to "stand up and be Panther party chief of staff, said, drug of the present generation." Panther Minister R counted" in the "It is time for everyone to stand Signs requesting participants fight to repeal He supports legalization of Information Ken Kellv Jul present statutes regarding the up for what he believes." marijuana with certain age and Sinclair was beine derlirJi nil for the 'cycle rally are hanging The Panthers are also using the drug. other restrictions similar to given to other orisoners I True throughout the park. At a press conference in the rally to draw support to free those imposed on the use of He said onlv mpmh^nf J "But people's park isn't for °,d S.uPremep °«urt cham^re P"* lea?.er *Jn Sinclair, who alcohol. Tuesday' Pa"thf immediate family can " Lovers and egotistical students seek to etch their ns s in the annals of history — using spray any political reasons," a student p • V M?rqu1entt® St!te Craig said he thinks it is valid Sinclair and that three n; paint on cement walls under the Farm Lane bridge. State News photo by Scott Friedl named David said. announced a rally to be held at Penitentiary serving 10 years for for young people to view the publications were denied! nnnn Thursday on the steps of possession of marijuana. nine to ten year imprisonment interviews with him I Sinclair's wife, Magdalene said, If the laws are not of John Sinclair for marijuana "We are here to tell the peo J possession as a political move that we don't expect favoal Be good changed, will declare only equal justice," Kelley siiil yfinsiyy we our when Detroit policemen who own independence, and call for attempt rape and murder can get The Panthers said tlX free grass for everybody and the used J off by paying $5,000. marijuana laws are And better release of all political pnsoners." The' Panthers were joined by "The** the kin^of.' fjfawm a growing culture. Small Pizza Take her to FREE Milliken refu WITH ONE ITEM. 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Please, if I carrying the egg) are open direct visualization of the u|*> I Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award did, don't print my name." metll»es I for outstanding journalism. required. As an aside, while B02* * At first I thought you were kidding. In not usually thought of serious disease, it often as Jj°"orrhe» k I noticed, of letter writers causes in/ ** I case no one included names in the column. AH due to chronic infection a i '"fertility I are never the fallopian tubes. blockage EDITORIALS inquiries are handled with the utmost confidentiality. An attempt is made to answer letters that are signed if they are of endocrine I not answered in the column. Incidentally, I the semen and a spern counl. On'» !'.? I do not sell unused letters to Ann Landers. IS a testicular biopsy resortprf / ^I gynecologist is the physician a \ Spirating tu What tests whether can be made to determine would see if sterility were urologist is usually performs the necessary or not a person is sterile? not solved b Sterility, or the inability to produce children, is far more common than is My roommate has read an cholesterol which states that article «, I appreciated. It is said that as many as 10 she eats A panacea for rising tuition costs mood of the legislature four years per cent of married couples have great honestly no meat, butter, eggs, expect to find her either bre^'e has been discovered by a group of from now. To assure the operation difficulty in having children of their own dead7 "rubber - boned" and toothless out - of - state students. Four - year of the University, an overcharge or are unable to have children of their own. The tragedy of unwanted pregnancy often months. What are your after a fJ I tuition contracts have been views oi proposed would have to be made. Otherwise, if receives more attention than the prolonged matter? I believe people need to to give all students a fairly exact idea the legislature should decide to have distress of being unable to get pregnant. balanced diet including a moderate ai of how much they will have to pay a real field day some year with the In the woman, tests to determine of fats. throughout their stay at MSU. MSU budget, sterility include: examinations to check for the entire campus would suffer. Bread? Your absolutely frightenim letter was received while I I Petitions are now circulating on usual lunch of elm bark and was eating my I The contract idea also fails to grasshoppers. I campus asking the trustees to enter OUR READERS' MIND was so upset I didn't even finish m into contracts for a fixed tuition rate take into consideration the fact that Paramecium soup. It turns out that a balanced diet is needed, but applicable for four consecutive years many students do not attend MSU make the assumption that the many people I after the student enters the for four consecutive years. The usual American fare is balanced. In contract system as now proposed, reality, oat University. Students should, Criticizing the critics critique diets probably contain a vast excess of fats. however, consider the feasability of while helping some students, would For some people this makes little tuition contracts before they sign penalize those who only attended difference, but depending on heredity and MSU two three other factors, it is likely that too many petitions. or years. part of the population hastens the occlusion of their Adjustments to the plan to make it To the Editor: and see, feel, laugh, cryK scream, remain critics say that that means this, this means coronary arteries by the food they eat. Many misconceptions are being fair for everyone would be complex It's becoming a bit tiring to see Robert mute, shout. But after reading many of the that, or does that mean that?," etc. It is possible to eat an entirely balanced spread about the funding of the enough to defy human Kipper's movie reviews in the State News. critic's appraisals (actually "ego trips" for If a movie is dull perhaps that is saying diet without ever resorting to the use of In fact, all one would have to do is turn to reviewers who just reflect their subjective something about the lives we lead, the University. This institution receives understanding. any meat (including flying and swimmim Newsweek, Time and/or the New York biases in print), it is almost impossible to structures we construct, the roles we meat). Large numbers of vegetarians attest its general education funds from two Times to find practically We fully appreciate the fact that identical absorb an art work as a whole. One often continue to play. to this fact. main sources, state appropriations criticisms and plaudits of current films. Larry Lerner finds the necessity to think: "Well, the The fats that most people try to avoid most freshmen entered this New York City, junior and tuition fees. This money is used While Kipper attacks Antonioni (director are those known as saturated fats. They are I to keep the University functioning. University expecting to pay some of "Zabriskie Point") for dullness, isn't it found in most types of animal fat and fixed cost for their education. Now possible that Antonioni intended just that All other programs are usually certain types of vegetable fat. By using I funded by special capital outlays. many of them as upperclassmen are facing financial crises because of the effect? Kipper's role - playing movie reviewer status shines through ostentatiously as he exclaims that "the film Playing follow the leadei things like corn oil margarine, lean meats, skim milk, and avoiding large numbers of At the beginning of the year the rising tuition rates. This is unfair to To The Editor: eggs and excess amounts of fatty foods,itil was supposed to be Antonionl's definitive " 'I mu»t ,be* gplng 'the rightiv^ytihc eratt^ei*nt#"tut*iawn considerably University makes out a budget that them. vision of American life he The editors of the State News and the as perceived it thought, 'for look how many follow me.» fat intake. Thert is no .reason to think th« would best fit the needs of the creators of the Snyder - Phillips commune during two visits here." Oh yes — I am most certainly going the one would turn rubber - boned or become I The present proposals, however, Who or which movement (State News Editorial, 4-22-70) University. This budget is then people made this right way.'...., and he marched on." toothless. I side with your roommate iif are based on misconceptions about statement of Antonioni's intent in deserve special recognition and submitted to the state legislature this matter. For further information on lot I the funding of the University. While "Zabriskie Point?" Surely, Antonioni never commendation for providing the University where it is adjusted to fit the fiscal fat diets write to: The American HeartI the concept of a tuition contract is proclaimed that his latest movie would be community with a brilliant example of the realities of the State of Michigan. "new generation leadership." Association, 44 E. 23rd St., New York, I "definitive." If anything, this distinguished attractive, more work needs to be N.Y. 10010. The monetary proposal given to the director merely sought to place his In view of this manifestation of a new done on this concept. breed of logic, educational philosophy, legislature is by no means a subjective understanding of a facet of I recently went off contraceptive pilli | minimum budget. The principle of all prospective American life on film — period. I am — in simple terms — self - social consciousness, and social action, the following editorial parable is directed to Forgotten man after taking them for two years. At tb students being informed of how righteously attacking Kipper's attempt at the attention of this educational expected time of my non - pill period I had I The legislature does with the To the Editor: the usual signs, such as cramps, but I did V much their education will cost is "rubricizing." ("Rubricizing" is a community. It was written by Rex Allen In Thursday's suggested budget as it sees fit. As a Maslowian term for Redifer and published in the Indiana Daily front - page article the not have a period. Is this quite usual? Also, I sound, if cost of living is also taken categorizing, presence of Robert Ross, sandwiched rule it cuts those programs which it classifying, fractionalizing, i.e., one sees a Student, February 6,1958. I would like to know just i into consideration. Further between Hart and Milliken, failed to be "A parade was passing in the street, and does not deem necessary. It is investigation of the idea of tuition painting and calls out, "Hey, I know that It's a Matisse.") The tragedy in from the crowded throng that watched a recognized. This deletion was most possible if I might be pregnant. When is the | frequently thought, and falsely so, one. unfortunate since what Ross had to say far soonest a woman can know for si contracts is desirable, but the rubricizing is the loss of an entity as an voice was heard to cry: 'Beware you fools, is or isn't by urinalysis? that tuition hikes are used to make out - shone the rather rhetorical complexity of this proposal should entity. A painting is no longer a work of you march the wrong way. That street up for the amount sliced by the leads nowhere -it Is a dead-end.' performances of Hart and Milliken. Of It is not unusual for there to be a delay I be appreciated by those who are art, something to marvel at, a wholeness to course, Ross doesn't have the status of legislature. Actually tuition hikes are perceive and feel; instead, it becomes "The paraders paused — alarmed — 'But "senator" or "governor" and accordingly in the resumption of normal menstrual I used to raise the income of the pushing it. merely another painting from the can this be?' they thought, and looked as cycles after the pill is stopped.! shouldn't receive equalpress coverage, even University to an operative level. Impressionist school, a "good" or "bad" one toward the front, where tall and Unfortunately, people often do not start I proud, their handsome leader made his though his merits surpass the questionable on alternate effective contraception as painting, John Doe's "best" effort. qualities of those public servants. Right? I It is impossible to anticipate the In a similar manner, a movie reviewer like way. soon as they stop the pill and an undesired I " trust that those present will remember the Kipper rips, tears, attacks, partitions, 'He must be going the right way,' they pregnancy occurs. Pregnancy tests by | thought, 'for look at how well he marches "ecopolitical" (whatever that means) urinalysis are positive about six weeks ate I separates a movie and its contents. Hence, he creates a monstrosity — a movie you can and look how tall he stands -oh yes, he is speeches and that glimpse of reality conception. This will correspond to the I admidst the self - conscious and newly time of the second missed period. Before I neatly put away in the woodwork, label most certainly going the right way.' acquired public images. New postal "good" or "bad," and quickly forget. It would be extremely worthwhile and infinitely more enjoyable to go to a movie "The alarmed — and stole a handsome 'But, can leader paused — this be,' he thought, glance behind. Brian Keller Beaumont, Texas, senior making any assumptions about what's | going on, I suggest you check with your V physician. regulation undermines freedomssusan belniak The Post Office Dept. can now defended the department's right to open incoming overseas mail and open foreign mail secretly or at will, inspect it for things like pornography, lottery tickets and narcotics. The Post Office and the Customs saying that the Supreme Court had not banned the practice. It seems the reason the Court made no comment Supreme Structural change not a solution on the Bureau posted notice of the new proposal is that no one mentioned it procedure in the Federal Register to them. It seems Marriage and the family in America are many are organized for the purpose of Feb. 3 and allowed 15 days for no one was aware of the proposal until it was caught in a social whirlwind of change and group marriage. Yet even within this communes as threats to their own undefined notions of marital family unit fails, if conflicts and jealo I protests, but it seems no one announced it was supposed to go transition. Their futures are unpredictable, classification the concepts of group respond accordingly with anger and fear. happiness and are still not resolved? , fh( I but the emergence of experimentation marriage vary extensively, indicating that But communes also fail when conflicts, To suggest that monogamy and I protested, so now the new procedure into effect. with the once "frozen" mode of married the types of communes are as varied as the family unit must be replaced today , ■ is supposed to go into effect. jealousies and disagreements from within other structures is a classic examp ■ We should be aware' of the fact and family togetherness has indicated a number. cloud the objectives. Sen. Sam Ervin, D-N.C., plans to that our country isn't so free, that need for massive reappraisal. The indication of variety, however, is Amid these failures, what can be done "treating the symptoms but no | deliver a Senate speech protesting When U.S. statistics relate that one in not a condemnation. According to author - the new proposal, which he views as numerous files on government employes read our income tax and census four marriages end in divorce, can there be counselor Herbert Otto, communes have about the divorce rate and the inabilities to cope with marital continuing The massive reappraisal ofmarr'^^ I increased any doubt that divorce has become the commonly acquired new meaning and Marriage has always involved problems? the family which is so much a par ■ government snooping forms, and that our "free" country most widely accepted means of coping definition. He claims that the emphasis an element of era must extend beyond a study 1 under the Nixon administration. has now passed a "no knock" law for chance, but the. odds for with marital problems? When a recent today is on "the exploration of alternate decreased to a point where Russian success have "symptoms." Problems exist in peof> • ■ Less than one per cent of all overseas mail is considered suspect. reading our over seas mail. government study reveals that one - third models of togetherness, the shaping of roulette offers more of a in structures, and experimental e, ■ We often wonder how haunted of all first - bom children in the United growing dynamic environments, the survival than does chance for have been abused by people who | The procedure now is that "suspect" marriage. change in structure as the end in i people from the Communist States from 1964 through 1966 were exploration of new life - styles, and the a mail is held by the Post Office and a countries feel Perhaps the failures in marriage are not must to have illegitimate (thereby forcing many hasty enjoyment of living together." notice is sent to the addressee asking government inspection of the mails marriages), need anyone questioii why one While these objectives are beyond implicit in the structure. For example, should polygamy succeed why where A framework is only as that which it supports. Marriage si8n^ca°',j - permission to open and inspect it. If as we sit back comfci tably protected in four marriages end in divorce? reproach, one major disintegrative pressure monogamy doesn't if people continue the addressee doesn't reply or says The fragmenting communes is the hostility of institution is worthy of supp || | by our Constitution, the Bill of upder-30 generation in the 1960s using divorce as a problem solver? And looked to communal living for marital surrounding communities. People perceive insofar as its opportunities tor | no, the letter is returned to the Rights, our right to vote and the why should a commune succeed where the sender. Postal Code which says our mail is happiness. But the success and acceptance growth and development are recognize ratios of the commune movement remain Under the new procedure our mail our private property protected by low. IT WAS ALL VERY DEPRE55IN6. I UlSH I WOULDN'T HAVE IT 5 TOO BAP U)E CAN'T KNOld will now come through the rain and the government. Their .. number, however, has grown THOSE DREAMS.., ahead of time iohat snow and sleet — and under the While the Post Offices squishes, sufficiently to encourage publication of a WE'RE S0INS TO DREAM inspection of the Customs Bureau. bends, sniffs and, if we remain the journal, Modern Utopian. In 1969, the When Ervin questioned the Post unaware and silent majority, journal listed names and locations of Office Dept., the general counsel ope ns and inspects our mail.— almost 200 communes, but it is estimated today that four to six times as many e> David Nelson said that the department has made no final actually exist in the United States. decision the Although the types of communes vary on proposal. Nelson from agricultural subsistence to religious, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 29, 1970 Erector anticipates rHERS 21 striking Yol limited job selection m xK , | By CHAS FLOWERS state News Staff Writer of the technical Ph.D.'s. falling demand for graduates, especially the top," "graduates in Shingleton business said, and picket NEW YORK (AP) - Twenty - A week Rockefeller e director of the Placement liberal arts have less to expect - long strike at Vale, New York Panthers continued "Research than their one of the striking Yale students protesting Connecticut 1U Tuesday gave a dim job scientists with counterparts of past downtown in Manhattan who want their university to proceedings against Panther t for spring graduating better credentials are now having years. back the Black Panthers against National Chairman Bobby Seale Supreme Court. to compete for the glamor jobs," "Most college graduates' "repression" came down from on a murder charge, has won the hearings are being held to he said, "when only a few salaries will go up i-The economy climate has ago employers were years scrambling approximately two to three per cent over last New Haven Tuesday and set up a expressions of sympathy from determine whether evidence ,„n«d substantially and this is all over the place to picket line at Rockefeller the university's president, allegedly found in the homes of mediately reflected In the job try to hire year," he said. "This compares Center. Kingman Brewster. the arrested Panthers can be ■L" John Shingleton told any candidate available." with a five to seven per cent The students made the bus trip Meanwhile, pretrial hearings in admitted. Tuesday's hearing XFaculty Club. "Thi. year !• Graduates with masters average annual increase for these same and set up their "educational" the bomb and murder concerned the raid on the home t finitely an employer's degrees still hold a strong card people during the past six picket line in order to press their conspiracy charges against 13 of Curtis Powell. or seven years." Xrket." over those Shingleton said. with bachelors, demands with two Yale trustees, J. Richardson Dilworth Shingleton said Guard black and graduates cannot be as Ip said ictive about jobs this year as "We find that most employers still pay a sizeable premium to graduates, though In supply, are "still in short heavy Cyrus R. Vance. Dilworth, an adviser to the to assist vy were in the past. demand." Rockefeller family, was not in hire them," he said. "In business §Today employers are able to person with an M.B.A. will his office in the RCA Building as May Day rally a Ikfor and get a better quality Iduate for their dollar/' start on the average of about $200 to $250 per month higher ample out "Every black with a student coming degree will have the students marched 56 floors below. at Ineleton said. "This is a year than a person with only a opportunity," he said. However Vance, at his Park Ln employers are looking for bachelors in the same The graduate of today can Pessimist Avenue office, said he would be NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — While the countdown continued |lity rather than quantity." discipline." more easily try to fit his job to John D. Shingleton, director of the Placement Bureau, happy to see representatives of to the May Day rally here in support of the Black Panthers, his life style than was the case the students. But the former Connecticut's adjutant general confirmed 5 of the groups the job With the - forecast a dim job market for spring graduates at the reports that the exception of with Paris peace negotiator and National Guard would be standing by. iieeze will hit the hardest is depression graduates, accounting, which he said is Shingleton told the Tuesday meeting of the Faculty Club. This year employers onetime secretary of the Army A unit will be stationed in the New Haven |ching majors, Shingleton said. faculty area, Maj. Gen. E. "continuing its meteoric rise to members. have the upper hand, he said, and students can't afford to said he'd be in and out and Donald Walsh said in a telephone interview. ft S»llY KtlLERMAN • ROBERT DUVAll • 10 ANN PflUG ■ RENE AUBERIONOIS l^pl SUPER PANAVISI0N TECHNICOLOR nEuimnnmooDuiRRo Produced by Directed by Screenplay by — aUimmiiG' STEREOPHONIC SOUND INGO PREMINGER ROBERT ALTMAN RING LARDNER. Jr c * UWIVERSU/NEWM>W-fOHEMAN PICTURE .rbyO Shown once at 10:50 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 29, 1970 7 "The Damned' distorts Damned" is reality paslglgfaBSi!^ an intellectually offensive film of Individually and, at times, Visconti had only to present matumal resistance. Before "The high pretension, low collectively, they plot, blackmail Nazism honestly for his film to Damned" i restraint and cheat to win Martin's favor and untenable be effective. Instead he logic. overwhelmed not by the insight and eliminate all other rivals. Director Luchino Visconti exaggerates its evils. Nazi provided or the Oc casi onally, soldiers purpose intended his film to be a when are portrayed as a underlying the work but the powerful condemnation of incriminating, anti - Nazi bloody bunch of perverted information is discovered or can brutes who approach lechery or propensity of sex, sadism, Nazism and a graphic illustration murder and incest presented. of be trumped up, they call in the a fling in bed with fellow the moral corruption that Visconti fears truth may not be tainted the German nation and ever - willing Gestapo to soldiers with the same animal ■I accomplish what mere inter - excitement that incriminating enough so he its people during the first they do a distorts it for his own C pruposes. suppressive months of Hitler's family treac treachery does not. massacre. Making Martin the Third Reich. In a crass One by one the family victor implies Nazi corruption "The Damned" is a vacuous attempt I members at eliminated — the rtured his work unworthy of the praise it to overwhelm his audience with victory and an victims of G Gestapo arrest, secret welcomed such has received from professional unflinching spectacle of j critics and moral decay, he has devalued his The murder of the police massacre, exile leader. undeserving of the work to a president of confinement in concentration performances contributed by its voyeur - oriented the Rossenbeck Steel Visconti over and over again distortion of reality. Works, a camps - until four are left to proficient cast. Helmut Berger as prosperous family - owned firm, lambasts the viewer with his Forsaking restraint, Visconti claw away at each other in a Martin, Ingrid Thulin as his wily locks the remaining excesses. "The Damned" doesn't reaches for gross sensationalsim. family climactic confrontation made mother and Charlotte Rampling members in a bitter seek to enlighten its audience. It struggle for lethal by Martin's sudden Bypassing subtlety, he settles for control. intends only to shock. Naked overstatement and exaggeration. awareness of the surrounding exceptional. Too bad their The presidency is inherited soldiers are shown reveling in Worst of all, instead of by manipulation and willingness to performances and the film's limiting Martin Rossenbeck, a blank - bed together. A distraught son portentous theme are betrayed his story to what could have stop at nothing to secure what's eyed effeminate who would strips before his mother and Some party? been a compelling study isolated greed, Visconti chooses of rather fondle impersonate Marlene Dietrich children or rightfully his. In the end, Martin stands alone, the sad victor then seduces her with little by the prevailing venality of its maker. to expand its significance by pushed to his final action by the than manage a steel business, illogical extension. The other family members find prevailing hatred and decadence j troopers relax following one of their quiet diversions in Luchino of his relatives. Visconti's movie, "The Damned" focuses the Martin unsuitable, tinned." The movie depicts the decay of Nazi Germany. on exploit his In reaching Rossenbecks, a family of wealthy German industrialists, weaknesses and conspire to secure his power for themselves. his climax — an example of evil triumphing over evil — director Visconti contends Ambassador to talk ays, films, dances the Rossenbeck family merely products of their were manipulated victims of National Socialism who were corrupt age, on economic systems because their nation was Hungary's ambassador to the United States, Ja'nos Nagy, will Variety spices entertainment week's midweek authentic of all the visual students corrupt. The screenplay includes lines elite like,"Hitler says we are an society where everything is permissable" to tell Hitler's policies, not individual us that speak on the Hungarian socio - economic system the U.S. system in an address at 3 of the Union. The speech is open to faculty and students compared with p.m. Friday in the Gold Room from all disciplines. Brtainment offers an records of the in Vietnam. Ionescan style. Tickets w (with a little help from ■tending variety of war ^iTat-Thf»Tln'i^n Mother Nature) also are greed, were responsible for Ambassador Nagh's visit to MSU is sponsored by the Director Eugene S. Jones and a 8316314116 Umon but surely slowly decadence. Management of the Graduate School of Business Dept. of pities to suit just about crew of three men spent over Also converting the various Visconti attempts to stun his with the cooperation of the Administration, ly's taste. While waiting tonight, the Student gardens around campus into departments of East European and MIDWEEK three months following a _ single Mobilization Committee will showcases that desenre more r_ audience with a single family's Russian History and International sun to decide whether Programs. denims' 1 shine, you can see filn IIntertainmenI] squad through the rigors of the war and let the cameras and the present a dance concert with The Brownsville than a quick glance en route to depravity and Nazism for it. Such then an blame extension / L PROGRAM INFORMATION 485-6485 = LAST DAY— ■ the night away, /av. tro to the go to the Li men tell it like it is. Station, class, By MAJA ™ Sponsored absolving — r any of a number of Ormandy and The Whiz Kids, the individuals •StateNews Reviewer 'i by the International Film Series, The floor unrolls at 7:30 p.m. in Last but not least, the third involved because of national |things. it will be showing tonight in the Hubbard Hall. floor of the Home Economics degradation — could've been RAQUEL WELCH Auditorium. Bldg. houses an exhibit entitled: illuminating had Vixconti opens this week's For those of 'Renascence THURSDAY. igs with "Sympathy for a more — the Ukranian presented Nazism realistically. It . . 4evil," the controversial Right next door - in Fairchild phlegmatic nature, Kresge has decorated egg from the is well documented that Hitler's DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM! wor^s from the permanent — tonight Le Treteau de Paris collection of S. Winkler." It has policies were repressive and his | Stones film. Directed by I Luc Godard, one of the revolutionary of will present two plays by Ionesco, "La Lecon" and "Les collection in the main gallery 81,(1 works. by undergraduate art to be seen to be believed. secret police were' W thetropi Palace" billed for 101 Kedzie Chaises." The plays will be in students in the entrance and HUMAN ?... ANIMAL? porary directors, it is less . . "Palace" is another in a French and are in the true north 8allery- The horticulture kwing of the Stones than ...OR DESCENDANT fet-T "Svmnathv"'ewni t ; nS in tL vl? Price " of Vincent Roger Corman flicks whost1 ivajor delight is Prince's OF THE MISSING LINK? fid ly. I Thursday in 109 One has "The Haunted fabulous daemonic performance, ' one Face of War" is perhaps of the most startling and • Skullduggery • TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISION* • r > bterinary wives in spring luncheon Veterinary Wives of Lansing will sponsor their second annual I luncheon buffet at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Michigan Ition Assn. (MEA) Bldg, 1216 Kendale. ■ luncheon is a benefit for the Walnut Street School for pally le at handicapped children. Tickets are $1.50 and will be the door. ENDS THURSDAY: "ZABRISKIE POINT" (Wed. Ladies Day 75c to 6 P.M.) parting FRIDAY: I "'Loving' I is bitter medicine. An important film." NEW Wed. Its elpa" GEORGE SEGAL on I EVA MARIE SAINT IfM'nQ WIN0 NITE ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★^ international film series I WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT? 1} IN THEIR FIRST MOTION PICTURE " A FACE OF WAR " r feflture documentary of American combat troops } letnam- Eugene S. Jones, producer - director, and Pcrew of three men spent 97 days with the point rfu®.d the leading P 'ng this film. Jones was platoon of Mike Company in wounded twice, his first [h'nera/nan I °ugh once. natural The film narrates itself exclusively on - location sounds. The New York fc'm eS|,Ca"S WE DON'T KNOW. WHY NOT STOP one the most authentic intimate and parkable war records ever put on film. WORRYING ABOUT IT FOR AN w EVENING AND SEE BUSBY BERKELEY'S Thurs., April 30-7:30 p.m. "DAMES " AND FRED ASTAIRE AND university auditorium /MW l / LINGER ROGERS IN Admission $1.00 Iff/ of DAMES "SWING TIME99 — 7:00 and 10:20 SWINGTIME - 8:40 ONLY 75c 101 N. KEDZIE SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL Tickets on A film Minimum Admission sale at the door. YOU MAY NOT KNOW WHAT THEY'RE ABOUT EITHER, BUT THEY'LL BE MORE FUN. by Jean-Lue Goddard Showtimes 7:00 & 9:30 set by the distributor $1.50 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan '• 1970 Collins trial ANN ARBOR (UPI) - The selected because of the publicity move 18, Grand Rapids, an Eastern ruled Defense attorneys have tried three times to get the trial shown out k attorneys claimed she had been photographs of suspects trial of John Norman Collins will on the case. Michigan University coed who shifted from Ann Arbor to before viewing Collins in a begin in Washtenaw County Collins, a tall, good - looking was the seventh young woman another Circuit Court June 2, but the college senior was arrested July killed in the Ann Arbor - community where line-up. judge said he is uncertain 31 and charged with the sex Ypsilanti area in a two - year and publicity surrounding Collins Devine, the Michael Michigan whether an impartial jury can be slaying of Karen Sue Beineman, period. slayings has not been so intense. Supreme Court Administrator But Circuit Judge assigned to the case, said Conlin John probably will examine two HOMEFRONT FIRST Conlin ruled Monday the trial panels of prospective jurors — will not be shifted. He said, between 250 and 310 persons — instead, he will try to impanel a before accepting another motion Mrs. Romney jury and begin the trial June 2. Jury selection "may be very difficult and perhaps for a change of venue. He would not speculate in what other county the trial could be held. impossible," Conlin said in his ruling Monday. He said he will Defense Attorney Neil Fink ogoinst "I believe Asian we should not send troops into accept another motion for a change of venue if it is indeed impossible. made his third request for the shift last week, claiming "strong community feeling and a pattern of deep and bitter prejudice PROVO, Utah (UPI) — Lenore Romney, Cambodia," Mrs. Romney said. "We have to Conlin also ruled Monday announced candidate for the U.S. Senate from make Democracy work here at home first. If it that testimony of a key against him (Collins) as a result Michigan, said Monday she does "not want to see of extensive newspaper, TV and works here, then I believe we have a great tool to prosecution witness, Mrs. Joan radio publicity given the case." our young men fighting in Asian lands." help them that will be much more effective than Goshe, owner of a wig shop in The latest publicity began Mrs. Romney also said that she did not think if we bleed ourselves here and in every way take nearby Ypsilanti, will be our manhood and our strength and wealth. admissable at the trial. Defense April 15 when Collins was American ground forces should be sent to indicted by a Monterey County, Cambodia. "We can't possibly help them to the extent we attorneys claimed her testimony, Calif., grand jury in the slaying "I do believe that the great hordes of people can if we are great and fine here at home." given at a pre - trial hearing, there last June of Roxie Ann Romney, speaking later at Farmington, Utah, should be suppressed because — human beings — are committed to their way of Phillips, 17, whose body was called for a "wage - cuts - price policy. We must she was improperly influenced life there and we cannot possibly make an indentation," she said in an interview after a talk curb the excessive collective bargaining power of by police. found Calif. 17 miles from Salinas, Lewis and before 1,500 students at Brigham Young unions if we are going to curb inflation," he said. Mrs. Goshe told police she Devine said Michigan will not Romney said U.S. involvement in Southeast had seen Miss Beineman leave University. give up jurisdiction of Collins to Two headless canoeists get a jump on the canoeing season in front of the Library. She and her husband, George, were in Utah Asia war was "the worst mistake we have ever downtown Ypsilanti on the back California until after his trial State News photo made in our foreign policy." But he praised the of a motorcycle and identified by Gary Warr for a fund • raising program being held by the here. university. President for having "seized the peace initiative." Collins as the driver. Defense Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More, IT'S THE T0TAI SAVINGS THAT COUNTS! PEANUT SHEWS BUTTER 5-LB. PAIL |6S thrifty acres ii@uNo MAM8U1RG 3 POUND PACKAGE OR MORE lb. 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Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 29, 1970 |U' fraternities consider love to apartment living house on Sunset Street to house, By JEFF SHELER Colonial Arms apartments as other fraternities "We were concerned with the on indicated their State News Staff Writer Orchard Street, fraternity as reason for trend of small pledge classes," moving, but that the move was a member Greg Smith, Jackson, "matter of convenience." Jerry Oldford, Detroit, e appeal of apartment living junior, said. Alpha Tau Omega (ATO) sophmore of Delta Upsilon said, "but the problems of filling "We just feel that it's better we had a good class this fraternity is considering a move time Imbership quotas are causing house is an older housing," Smith said. "Our to "an apartment or lodge - type moving out." so we decided against K MSU fraternities to has a lot of building and It setup" as part of an "over-all Joe Ditzhazy of Beta Theta Pi Insider leaving their houses. upkeep problems. revamping" of the fraternity's blamed JjVo fraternities, Zeta Beta But also, the guys are more system, ATO president Scott W. apathy of active Sigma Alpha Mu, made inclined to live in apartments. members Ku and ■ Kaufman, Park Ridge, 111., junior during rush for *3 nove to East Lansing It's more in tune with the said. decreasing membership. thinking of the times." "We were considering moving ients earlier this year. "We see the need for a smaller He said the out at the end of fall _>CAt fall Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity is not living unit," Kaufman said, "but term," Eternity will move from their having difficulty filling the not because we have a smaller Ditzhazy said, "but we just got chapter. It's a part of the trend 20 pledges so we're "If we hadn't had a sitting fine. Academic % to individualism." this time good rush The we would be out right An unidentified coed and her setter ATO's are presently now," he added. study notes and nature Approaching midterms seem slightly irrelevant in this gentle negotiating for ownership of in the Beal Botanical Gardens near the on the mind setting. Library. State News photo by Walt Gyr - - - their house at 451 Evergreen but hope to eventually sell the property and move into apartments. TOWARDS CHICANOS Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) averted a forced closing of their house at 131 Bogue when pledges increased this term, according to Larry Ulrey, SAE member and Detroit, Commission hits sophomore. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) - "This do investigations of civil rights surnamed persons live in the juveniles, and harrassment and civil rights complaints, were was our or die term," The U.S. Civil Rights complaints. Southwest and make up the discourteous treatment toward inadequate. FBI agents "have Ulrey said. "If we had just Commission urged Congress It further recommended single largest minority in the five gotten two or three pledges as Mexican - Americans in general," often failed to interview we have for the Monday to pass laws aimed at congressional legislation to - state area - Texas, California, the commission said. important witnesses past few terms, halting what it called insure equal representation of Arizona, or we would have had to fold. But New Mexico and The "most interviewed such witnesses in a "widespread patterns of police minority groups on state, grand Colorado. extreme now we have 14 new pledges, misconduct" against Mexican and petit juries. allegations," the report stated, perfunctory and hostile - and, if everything works out all The report said Mexican - were made by small - town manner," the report said. Americans in the Southwest. right, will open next fall with The 135 Americans frequently complain residents. In rural areas, Mexican Mexican Americans in south we page study - a full house." In reported finding a "black picture that officers discriminate against Americans complained it was Texas expressed fear of the report submitted to the - a of the relationship them. Texas Rangers, the commission Large pledge classes spring President and Congress, the between "difficult to obtain police term also stalled off Mexican Americans in the said. Jose Martinez, a Pharr, house commission also urged federal - "Such discrimination includes protection when they needed closings for Delta Upsilon and and state law enforcement Southwest and the agencies it," the commission said. Tex., farm worker, was quoted more frequent use of excessive which administer justice." as saying of the Beta Theta Pi fraternities. agencies to hire more Mexican - force Rangers: "Many against Mexican - The report asserted that FBI people hate them, many people Americans. And the report The commission said an Americans than against Anglos, and Justice Department are afraid they will be hit or criticized Justice Department estimated four million Spanish - MIT professor discriminatory treatment of procedures for investigations of kicked." | lo give speech Professor F. Albert Cotton of | the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will speak on "Structural and Dynamical 1 Properties of Cyclopentadienyl - Girl watching? metal Complexes." at 3 p.m. today in 183 Chemistry Bldg. I An unidentified telescope fan scopes o His lecture is part of the I recently liberated "People's Park." Renaud Foundation Lectureship State News photo by Scott Friedl Series. delicious prizes offered spring term blood drive s of the spring term pints of blood. Domino's. Second prize it I Cross Blood Drive, Arnold The drive begins Monday in " foot Hobie's submarine Society, are offering Demonstration Hall. sandwich. Corned beef s prizes for those living First prize is a pizza dinner sandwiches from Big Al's will be | which contributes the most with Cokes for 50 from given away to donors chosen at random throughout the week. Anyone from 18 to 65 years 'ork-stucly old is eligible to give blood provided he hasn't done so in the last eight weeks and has not undergone surgery recently. it home job Permission slips donors under 21 years of age are for those available at Air Force ROTC iidents who are eligible for employment. Applications for p • study hedquarters, residence halls, from Genessee work - study are available in the Demonstration Hall and the Red Jity, and Flint in particular, Work - Study Office. All Cross office at 1800 E. Grand ■get an opportunity to secure applications must be submitted River Ave., Lansing. Toyment for this summer in before May 6. I hometown. The Cooperative f Extension Hours of the blood drive are 2 Office also will be interviewing to 8 p.m. May 4 - 8 and 10 a.m. Jpresentatives ■Flint Board of from both May 7. to 4 p..m. May 9. Education [the Genessee County |«rative Extension Service in campus interviewing study students for ELEGANTE per employment May 6. 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IfTO Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Wednesday, April 29, 1970 11 Batsmen succumb to heavy WMU hitting I BY GABY WALKOWICZ lineup several because of injuries to Hari laced out two home runs looked strong for three 1 Executive Sports Editor regulars, MSU was and innings third baseman Dick Vary, one of increase the Bronco lead to 10-2. stymied by the seven a single, knocking in four but then deteriorated Pinch hitter John Dace - hit runs and badly to four committed by MSU, Hari hit a solo homer off Moore singled in the ninth. Ellis hit a lead - off pitching of Tom Zahn as it scoring three. Second surrender seven runs in the next Ellis for the tying tally, but doublfe and rode home on a accounted for the pair of scores. Ipstern Michigan hitters raked suffered its seventh loss in its baseman Harry Shaughnessy and two frames. shortstop Tim Lock also had Spartan's relief Clancy, the The Broncos broke the game in the eighth and a pair of ground ball singles and an error Zahn escaped further problems sharp single to right by Cerez. IU pitching for 12 runs and 16 last 10 games. The Spartans are ace, hadn't open with a five - run outburst as catcher Bailey Oliver and Dirk Dieters, outstanding days as each totaled pitched more than two by shortstop Steve Cerez, who Clancy hit into fielder's choice batting in Dace's L Tuesday as the Broncos now 16-9-2 for the season, while innings in the fifth spot, followed three hits and combined for inning. Three singles had replaced Petroff, accounted with another Led the Spartans, 12-3, in a WMU upped its record to 13-8. pair of double plays that cooled a in any of his previous 10 and a fielder's choice produced for the final Bronco run. plays. single, but Zahn induced Oliver Je inning game at Kobs Field, - First baseman Mark Hari was Spartan threats. appearances. one run and loaded the bases for Hie Spartan threatened early After Zahn retired 11 Spartans to bounce ino a game - ending ■laying with a reshuffled the hitting hero for Western. Spartan starter Rob Kirk Maas replaced Clancy and Bronco center fielder Dave against Zahn, but the Bronco in a row, MSU rallied briefly in 6-4-3 double play. Clancy surrendered a three - run homer to Hari in the sixth before Shoemaker, who promptly righthander, who came into the unloaded them with a fly ball leaving. Freshman lefthander game with a 4.12 ERA, settled Elliot Moore pitched the final Jim triple to deep left center. WMU's down and retired 11 hitters in a three and two Mayer followed with a line row at one stretch to record his - thirds innings and was the most effective MSU single over the head of shortstop second win. hurler as he Geoerge Petroff to drive in A pair of errors by third allowed just one WMU's seventh run and drive baseman Mayer allowed MSU to earned run in his third Spartan out Clancy. tie the game at 2-2 in the last of appearance of the season. Maas got the Spartans out of WMU scored first with a the fourth. Mayer missed a pair further trouble in the fifth but of runs in the fourth inning. ground ball by Rob Ellis and gave up one - out singles in the then was guilty of Singles by Hari and Lock, a wild sixth before Hari unloaded a interference, pitch by Clancy and an error by drive over the rightfield fence to allowing Shaun Howitt to score from third with MSU's first run. Netters top Wayne, win home opener 9-0 four games as MSU completely **oe Spolniki could do little with By JOHN VIGES dominated the match. the hard, veering State News Sports Writer The match, which left the Rhoads until the second set, and Spartans with a 4-2 regular then Rhoads carried most season tune record, provided a good ^e P'ay- - up for Friday and Tom Gray> Paying at the No. Saturday's conference matches 2 sPot> 8ot off to a slow start Wayne State squad, Tuesday, as with Iowa and Minnesota. The but 80011 recovered to win 6-3 The long stretch the Spartans opened their home season on a 9-0 victory. winning note with a team members now they can carry the winning formula into the all important hope that and 6-2. D°wn 3-1 in the first he a»°wed Frank Reed only k/ISU's Whitey Rettemund is nipped at first base to complete a Western - next Michigan double play, weekend matches. w'n h's match in six starts. e of three the Broncos had in Tuesday's game. Rettemund hit to the Coach Stan Drobac's team WMU third baseman The bottom ' half of the Play'n8 a* the No. 3 singles io stepped on the bag and threw to first for the final out of the looked sharp as they swept each first inning. Spartans line • up had the easiest for the first time this year' match in straight sets. Only in State News photo by Bill Porteous matches of the day. DeArmond sophomore Mike Madura three sets did the Tartars win Briggs, Rick Vetter Ferman only lost and Rcik defeated Vann Hooks 7-5 and Gray concentration a combined 6"° t0 remain ""beaten in MSU's No. 2 singles player, Tom Gray, keeps a watchful BASEBALL STANDINGS total of seven games as re8ular season Play- Lacrossers meet won handily. Briggs and Vetter won their matches by Identical scores of they all players were locked in tight battle until Madura broke "°°ds serve. From that point, tw0 eye on the ball as he returns this backhand shot in Tuesday's match with Wayne State. Gray and his five singles partners were all victorious as were the doubles National 6-0, 6-2 against Mike Kowal and he £id not los* a «ame> teams as MSU defeated the Tartars, 9-0. |t0IT 10 II 5 5 .688 .667 - Vi EASTERN DIVISION Chicago St. Louis W L 9 12 3 5 PCI .80< Bowling Green It will be time to separate the men from the Mark Schneider for the Tartars. Both looked impressive and Briggs, especially, ranged all the court to return hjg match MSU Despite was did the fact not already let doubles. Rhoads and Gray won up that the clinched, in the Dr. State News photo by Bill Porteous George Houser S 8 .500 3 Pittsburgh .64 boys when Bowling opponents shots. 6-2 and 6-2; Vetter and Ferman 107 iS8 Green University invades the MSU Ington 8 8 .500 campus for a Midwest Lacrosse "7 3 Philadelphia 9 8 is2 Assn. (MLA) match today. The game will be Ferman remained unbeaten at ^fP1 t0 a 6-4 and 6-2 win and Executive Director of tl 9 .437 4VI New York a 8 played at 3:30 p.m. the No. 6 spot with a 6-1, 6-2 campus today and will ' 11 .389 5 Montreal 3 11 .50' 21 on the secret football practice field, next to the soccer field. Bri88s and Symington won win over Ken Mann. He is now 6-3 and 6'3- It should be a true acid test for the young 4-0 after taking over the Spartan unit, as the singles WESTERN DIVISION Falcons are currently riding high atop the MLA position in the Spartans third standings. The 10:00- 12:00 a.m. in roc n 204 Center for pctf a W L PCT. GB Ohte squad has an unblemished 5-0 mark. match. International Programs .706* - Cincinnati 14 6 .700 and at San Francisco 9 10 .474 - Bowling Green's most recent conquest was last year's Dusty Rhoads, the Spartans JjQO - 5:00 in 105C Wells Hall. 4V1 No. 1 man, started fast and had Los Angeles 8 9 .471 4Vi champion, Denison, by a score of 8-6. Denison earlier in the year Atlanta little trouble in 7 11 .389 6 demolished a visiting Spartan team, 25-2. wrapping up a 1 Africa publishes Africa Today a Houston 7 12 .368 6V4 But the Spartans have two factors 6-2 and 6-4 win. Wayne State's San Diego 6 12 .333 7 the match. First, the game will be swinging in their favor for played on the home Spartan field, where the MSU squad has lost only twice this |SDAY'S RESULTS year. IT at Kansas City, TUESDAY'S RESULTS Secondly, the Spartans will be coming off of a win over a power night Chicago at Pittsburgh, night in the club division, Notre Dame. id 3, Minnesota 1 Atlanta at St. Louis, night A key to the Spartan at re Chicago, night path of improvement has been the ability Times Are lee at Phiadelphia at Los Angeles, night of the offense to Washington, night put some balls past the opposing netminders. Changing ia at New York, Montreal at San Diego, night I at Boston, ,Y'S GAMES night night New York at San Francisco, night TODAY'S GAMES Co-captain Rick Bayes has become the team's most consistent scorer, with nine goals so far this year. Doug Kalvelage has added seven more to the team's Sophomore attackman a it Kansas Chicago at Pittsburgh, night total, d at City, night Atlanta at St. Louis, night including the game winner in MSU's sole victory. Minnesota The sudden outburst of eat Houston at Cincinnati scoring from senior Joe McLain, Chicago, night ■ukee at Washington, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, night sophomore Bill Wasinski and freshmen John Beach inia at New York id at night Montreal at San Diego, night New York at San Francisco Stevenson has taken some of the burden off of and Bob Bays, Kalvelage, Train times, that is. Boston, night Tom Bowman and Dan Denov. 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State News Sports Editor "We've got four good men contending for the job," he said. expected to be moved to guard when the three «». iL tackles return. ailln8 Sp^l With only one returning starter from last year's offensive "Butler is running No. 1, but Billy Jo Dupree has been looking Beard started every game for the Spartans last vear. line, Spartan Line Coach Gordie Serr faces a difficult task of good as have two freshmen, Brian McConnell and Marvin Roberts. According to Serr, he is the only lineman who if • ' rebuilding a solid line which will open holes like last year's front Butler, who has yet to catch a pass at MSU in a regular game, of a starting job in the fall. line did. had an outstanding green - white game a year ago when he nabbed "But I'm not worried about Tom becoming comnio ■ "We've got a lot of work ahead of us," Serr said before six passes for 80 yards and earned selection as the outstanding lineman on the white squad. Dufree was highly counted on last said. "He has a solid hold on his job, but he k ' ?1,>I Tuesday's practice. "With only our center Tom Beard returning, hardest working lineman. At 6-6 and 250 pounds he's y °*l we'll have to start from scratch. And it'll be a tough task as we'll year but missed nearly the entire season with an injury. to have around when it comes to protecting that Qf0"1®*! be working with men who have never played at the position Nowak, who saw a lot of action as a defensive end last season, Morgan Justice, Trenton sophomore, and Bob iw I they're at now and we'll be going with several freshmen. says he is happy at his new spot but still has a lot to learn. Dearborn freshman, are running even for the No 9 c /SM "I've got to work on my downfield blocking more," he said. At the start of spring drills, Head Coach Duffy Daugherty "I'm waiting too long before throwing the block that could spring Beard. Both men looked good in Saturday's scrimma ^1 indicated his starting front line at that time would consist of got a lot of work as Beard missed the workout due t!fa"dhl|4| Beard at center, Mike Tobin and Errol Roy at guards, Victor a runner loose. I've also got to improve on my goal line blocking. "We've had to go with more group work this Mittleberg and Gary Nowak at the tackles and Frank Butler at the I'm hitting the defensive man too high instead of taking his feet past," Serr said, "because none of the guys have playedT^I year till tight end spot. But injuries have sidelined Tobin and Mittleberg. out from under him." on the same unit. Right now we're working on basir 5.31 with the latter yet to see any contact work at all. Having played defense as a freshman and sophomore, Nowak getting off on the map of the ball together and ev^I^I The injury bugaboo also has kept two of the Spartans biggest men on the squad out of action — Jim Nicholson and Gary Van holds a slight advantage over some of the other linemen. "Having played on that side of the line, I know some of their right assignments. I just wish we had more than 20 daw?"lll,l to teach the guys everything. There's a lot to learn." ^1 s Elst. Nicholson hurt his ankle the first week of practice and only tricks," the 6-4, 230 pounder said. "It helps sometimes as you last week started working out with the blocking dummies. The can pick up a blitz or stunt on the part of the defense. Right now big 6-7, 265 pound Hawaiian was being moved from tight end to I just want to do the best job I can, I know I've got a lot to learn tackle this year by Daugherty but has yet to see any action there. but I want to win and will give it all I got." Van Elst is in a similar boat, being shifted from linebacker to Tobin was back-up man behind all - America, Ron Saul for two tackle, but he, too, has not been involved in any contact, nor is years, but he appears ready to move into the starter's spot this he expected to get in any scrimmages this spring. Hie 6-3, 250 year. The 6-1, 220 pounder suffered an ankle injury in last week's pounder suffered a back injury playing basketball during the practice and did not see any action in Saturday's scrimmage. winter and keeps getting spasms in the lower portion of the Working at the other guard spot is Errol Roy, a junior letterman back. who was used as a substitute at both guard and center last season. "We're really handicapped losing three good tackles like that," "Errol establishes himself more and more every day," Serr Serr commented. "We would have liked to have had all four commented. "It's been hard for him because he mostly played tackles healthy so we could have done some experimenting. If we center last year and has had to learn a new position this season. see we're set at the tackle spot we may possibly move someone to But he's a real hard worker and really puts out every day." Tom Beard Gary Nowak defense. But right now we're limited in our switching positions." Backing up Tobin and Roy at the present are two freshmen, Al Henderson: fast clocking for his stint. It was the A lot of running, and pretty soph Henderson said he likes his on S' relays By DON KOPRIVA fastest relay split ever for the fast. Enough, maybe, to make present position on the Spartans' m State News Sports Writer Detroit East Catholic product the average runner wince, but 440-yard relay, although he and was 1.6 seconds better than for Henderson it's just the kind might be classed as anything but Running fast can get to be his best effort to date in the of thing he wants, and needs, to a great sprinter. habit - forming, and no one open quarter. become the best in the Big Ten "If we can get together we Errol Roy Mike Tobin knows that better than MSU Before that Henderson ran a and one of the best in the could have a good one," he said. sophomore Al Henderson after 110 leg on the MSU 440-yard country. Spartan assistant Coach "As for me, the passing has gone his two - day performances last relay, and in the last event on Jim Gibbard thinks Henderson is pretty good, but I need to work 'S' sailors weekend at the Drake Relays. Friday, he led off MSU's mile getting ready to claim an often on getting started better." Henderson, running on the ill • fated Spartan sprint medley relay with a 47.9. Saturday he again ran on the 440 relay and elusive rating as "one of the greats." Henderson pointed out that earn quartet that failed to qualify for closed his weekend's efforts with "He's progressed to the point good weather, both for practice midwest title spoil the finals even with the third a 47.3 leadoff leg in the mile where he should be classed as and meet situations, can make fastest time, turned in a 46.4 one of the better quarter - milers all the difference in the world. relay final. In the Big Ten," Gibbard said. It's hard to get out and run "With hard work he can be one when conditions are poor, he placed third with 45 No new bowl games of the best in the country." "Al's attitude is the greatest. He's a hard worker, and he's said. "It's not such a job In good The MSU Sailing Club earned the right to compete in the Midwest Championship Regatta along with MSU ant qualified for the pi weather," Henderson said. "Some of the mental at the University of Indiana, championships. always willing to do anything, to anguish is NCAA council says run anything, he's asked," Gibbard added. gone for everybody so better." they un May 16 - 17, after scoring an impressive showing in last for Finishing out of the possible honors in ni j weekend's Area A Eliminations championship regatta at Inf FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) - The policy - making Henderson credits the sudden Henderson was third in the were the University of Dd at Lake Lansing. body of the National Collegiate Athletic Attn. (NCAA) still is in influx of spring weather with Big Ten 440 inside and helped the University of Toledo J The Spartan skippers and no mood to add new college football bowl games. helping him get going so well at the Spartans to a first • place Kent State. The 18-man NCAA council Monday turned down bids from Drake, where the temperature mile relay finish and a Jenison respective crews sailed to a first place tie with Wayne State Michigan's Steve Kiotz,Ml six cities wanting to stage post • season games. They were the rose into the mid 70s each Fieldhouse record. day. in the A division, captundl| Cactus Bowl in Phoenix, Ariz.; the West Coast Bowl in Tampa, Terry Musika of Indiana, the University, but the Wayne low • point skipper t "I can't really run In the salllors were awarded the firtt Fla.; the Blues Bowl in Memphis; the Carnation Bowl in San indoor champ, and Danny Chuck White of MSU « cold," Henderson explained. Clarke of Purdue, who decisively place trophy because they had Diego; the Copper Bowl in Tucson, and the Charity Bowl in Lake "I'm normally tight, and I need recorded more wins over the award in the Charles, La. defeated Henderson two weeks the heat to loosen me up, to get MSU crews. following a sail - off withaWj The executive committee, which governs financial affairs and ago, would appear to be his chief me feeling flexible." skipper. new tournaments, approved for the first time the system of competition along with Although MSU and Wayne Also sailing for the S| district qualifying for NCAA wrestling tournament. A spokesman teammate Bill Wehrwein for the Trouble starting? picked off top team honors, the were skipper Jeff Nonkl explained there were over 500 entries this year and this is an outdoor 440-yard title won in University of Michigan attempt to cut down the number of entries. Haywood 1969 by Wehrwein. Al Henderson says he's been having trouble getting started, dominated registering the four eliminations, crew members Dale Bryant Nancy Schiffer. ] It was the third year in a row the council has turned thumbs Musika, who has already but you'd never know it the way he flew through the 220s straight first down on new bowls. posted a 47.0 outside, was and 440s at Drake last weekend. Here he readies for the places in the A division. But the council approved 11 already - established bowl games is ABA's MVP sidelined at Drake with a muscle crack of the gun at the indoor MSU Relays. The Wolverines, who didn't for next year, along with five All Star games. pull. It's not known how serious it was, but Henderson says hell State News photo by Don Gerstner sail B team until Sunday, IM Schedult They include the traditional New Year's Sugar, Cotton, Rose INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) - and Orange Bowls. Also getting an okay were the Pasadena Bowl Rookie sensation be ready for him now and in the Spencer on Dec. 12; the Liberty Bowl on Dec. 12; the Sun, Dec. 19; Big Ten. And Clarke, Al adds, Haywood, hero of the Gold - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29 Lakers shun critics, topple Gator, Dec. 26; Tangerine, Dec. 26; Peace, Dec. 30, and Medal winning U.S. team in the "has got his coming." S :20 p.m. I Bluebonnet, Dec. 31. Mexico Olympics, was named "I should have been first J Muck's Boys - Foul Bailiff) I The Shrine East • West All Star game was approved for Jan. 2; - the American Basketball Assn.'s Indoors, but.. . " J Get - Sweet Inspirations | the Blue - Gray game on Dec. 28; the North - South, Dec. 25; the most valuable If Al Henderson has his way, 3 impressions-Would B« iff) 1 player for 4 Empyrean - Emperon Alamo Bowl, Dec. 26, and the Penn - Dutch Bowl Nov. 28. 1969-70 by a near unanimous after May 16 he won't have to 5 Brandy - Deuces say "should have been." 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Latin American, and non-Western cultures. $2.75 Eleven members played for >1 Fughs - Howland MSU in the match held in Ann 12 W.Shaw 1-2 EMPRESS JOSEPHINE. Ernest John Knapton. A Arbor. ,3 Fecunity - Females fascinating portrait of Napoleon's wife and the era 2283 Grand River, Okemos of France's first Empire. $1.95 351-9494 Hours: Mon, Wed., Thurs., Frl. 10 EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY IN INDUSTRY. American Tribal Love Rock Musical Edited by D. H. Holding. A look at the ways in Tues., Sat. 10 • 6 See it... and enjoy the TORONTO WEEKEND, May 15-17 >nly SiO weekend includes: "Hair" ticket. Hotel accommodations, transportation PENGUIN BOOKS INC Call: 2 days, 2 nights and a InaBroeman gourmet Nancy Newhof dinner 7110 Ambassador Road • Baltimore, Md. 21207 303-3217 337-1305 or Diner's Fugazy Travel Agency ■ 361-0384 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 29, 1970 I state news Only 4 days left to place your Mother's Day [ classified STATE NEWS 355-8255 CLASSIFIED Peanuts Personal message. See below for details. 355-8255 The State News does not permit racial or religious discrimination in its MGB ROADSTER. 1968. Wire advertising columns. The wheels, radio, yellow, only 18,000 AT MEL'S re repair all foreign and NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands EAST LANSING near campus. One State News will miles. 351-4880. 3-4/30 American cars. If we can't fix rented bedroom, furnished. not it, it only to MSU students and Large airy can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. accept advertising which TF faculty. $8.84 monthly (including lUTOMOTIVE discriminates MUSTANG 1967, convertible, 390, 4 tax). STATE MANAGEMENT Beautifully maintained. Select against iScooters & Cycles speed. Excellent condition. Call MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East CORPORATION, 444 Michigan clientele. Lease 332-3135 or religion, race, color or 355-6402. 3-4/30 Kalamazoo Street 882-6549. O Auto Parts & Service . .. Since 1940. Avenue. 332-8687. C national origin. Complete auto painting and [Aviation MUSTANG, collision service. IV 5-0256. C RENT A TV from a TV Company. 731 1967 3-speed, t/lPLOYMENT cylinder, excellent condition. $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. 2-5273 after 5:30 p.m. 3-4/29 WIDE VOLKSWAGEN wheels, five NEJAC TV RENTALS. C (or rent bolt. Four for $40. 351-0045. East Lansing's Finest Cpartments Automotive MUSTANG 1967 T5-5/4 STROBE LIGHT rentals by the night Student Residence ■Houses or weekend. Call MARSHALL Now Renting for CHEVROLET 1955, 2 door hardtop. ACCIDENT Problem? Call MUSIC COMPANY. 351-7830. Summer & Fall Rooms KALAMAZOO STREET BODY Buckets, 283, headers. Will J)RSALE consider cycle in trade or $450 OLDSMOBILE SHOP. Small dents to large _ C-4/29 F-85 1962, excellent PRICED Knimals Mobile Homes 655-3441. 5-5/1 condition. V-8, automatic. offer. 351 -2752. T5-5/4 Best wrecks. American and foreign cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. TV RENTALS,- Sudents only. Low monthly and term rates. Call FROM *60 RESIDENT CHEVROLET BELAIR, 1963. Good 2628 East Kalamazoo. C 484-2600 ■ 1, 2, 3 man/woman Irsonal condition, $285. Many new parts. OLDSMOBILE 442 1968, 4-speed. to UNIVERSIJY TV RENTALS. reserve yours. C > Pool and Party Lounge IANUTS PERSONAL 351-1604. 3-4/29 Rally II. Wheels, Delco, air, Walk to Campus ial estate CHEVROLET 1965, 4«ioor. Green, shocks, new clutch, tires and Employment Apartments Sponsored resident parties Luxurious furniture, carpeting, battery. 332-6825. 3-4/30 ■CREATION good condition. Low mileage. ATTRACTIVE HOSTESS, appliances dining 124 CEDAR Street. 129 Burcham. jrvice 355-1206.3-5/1 OLDSMOBILE 1963, F-85, 4-door room. Resort area. Room and 2-man MODELS, RENTAL furnished apartments Jyping Service CHEVY II 1962. Good tires, good automatic. Excellent condition. $400. Call after 9 p.m., 484-2220 board. 5 days a week. References required. Call after 3 p.m. or write includes heat. $62.50 to $80 per OFFICE OPEN 2-7 MON.-FRI. ■ansportation condition. Best offer. 351-8907. 3-5/1 for personal interview, Mrs. man. 135 Kedzie Drive, $85 to 731 BURCHAM, Inted T8-5/1 Anderson, HOLLAND HOUSE $90 per 15th man. Leases and starting June E. LANSING. OLDSMOBILE East Tawas, Michigan, 48730. September 1st. Days PHONE 351-7212 J DEADLINE CHEVELLE 1965, 2-door 487-3216, 1964, Malibu, 2-door, hardtop, automatic, power brakes, Phone 517-362-3451. 1-4/29 Evenings, 882-2316. hardtop, "6" automatic. $395. TF 1 ■,M. one class day steering. New tires, battery. - MAN for 4-man, Cedar Village, 669-3101.3-5/1 COLLEGE GIRL: Child care, July now through Summer. 351-1737. te publication, and August for a Northern UNFURNISHED DELUXE T5-4/29 lellations - 12 noon $850. 337-2292. 3-5/1 cottage CORVAIR Harbor Springs area. References apartments. 2 and 3 bedroom. MONZA -J969. White - 663-3756 after 6 p.m. and all day [ class day before black intericgO*- 2576 after 5 OLDSMOBILE, 1954 88 needed. Call 351-4555 after 6 MARIGOLD APARTMENTS. 911 wagon, p.m. T5-5/5 Saturday and Sunday. T5-4/30 Marigold, across from campus. Deluxe 2-man PHONE CORVAIR MONZA convertible brakes. $395. 489-0742. 1-4/29 9 goop! ' JOB OPPORTUNITY for students CAPITOL VILLA apartments. Now furnished leasing for 1965. Automatic, wl'l sacrifice 355-8255 able to work full time 2 to 10 Summer and Fall. IV 9-9651 or 355-8011 after 6:00. T5-5/4 OLDSMOBILE, 1966. 98, 4 APARTMENTS p.m. $3.85 per hour to start. 351-1237. TF RATES Fully equipped. White collar position, no CORVETTE 1968. 2 tops. Stereo $1195. 351-6179. 3-5/1 way to/fuOMUO. assembly $1.50 line work. Must be available for Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 WOODSIDE APARTMENTS. New tape. AM/FM radio. Many other bedroom one bedroom furnished, graduate •r word per day OLDSMOBILE immediate employment. For apartments. From extras. Call in mornings 332-4203 1964, 2 door $4.00 appointment phone 372-6313 $150-$165. Near Campus. or married students or employed T5-4/30 hardtop, V-8, automatic, power For information call between 9 and 1 p.m. 2-4/29 adults. 351-4698, 332-2920, V per word per day steering and brakes. $385. Automotive Scooters & $6.50 CORVETTE 1965, 327, 4-speed, 300 353-7898, 355-8101. T5-5/4 Cycles PART TIME help for 332-3311. T5-4/29 hp. Dark green with white VOLKSWAGEN landscaping. 1966 sun roof, HONDA 250 Own transportation. ED 2-6311. EAST LANSING close in. 3 it word per day OLDS F85 1964. V-8 stick. $500. scrambler. Excellent rooms convertible top. 353-2571. 3-5/1 radio. Good condition. and on 10 words per ad) 372-1412, condition, $325. Phone 351-2327. 3-4/30 bath, unfurnished. Married Call 489-6096 after 6. 5-4/30 IV 2-0285. 5-5/4 3-4/30 couple or single women only. No CUTLASS 1965, White convertible. students, $130 per month. Phone ts Personals must be SUMMER JOBS Real sharp. Call Steve after PLYMOUTH 1962. Fair VOLKSWAGEN DUNE Thousands 332-5988 after 6 p.m. 2-4/29 six, BUGGY, HONDA 1969, 350 scrambler like of summer jobs are |>aid. 485-5585. T5-5/4 Good motor. Good Sand dancer, fiber glass body, 40 new. $625. Must available in Michigan. Tell the SUMMER 355-3110. T5-4/30 see. 351-5244. us SUBLEASE, 4-man, II be a 50c service horsepower, convertible top. T5-5/4 city where you want to work and Burcham Woods, pool. $210. FIAT 850 Spider, 1969 Many extras. 484-4946. 4-5/1 we'll locate convertible. a position for you, for 351-1164.6-5/1 bookkeeping charge if Excellent condition. Best offer PONTIAC LEMANS, 1963. 3-speed HONDA 50, running condition. only five dollars. Student month. 482-0454. 2-4/29 d is not paid within 351-3815. 5-5/4 on floor, $400. Call 882-5240. VOLKSWAGEN 1968. Radio, Needs work. IV 5-0815 after 4. Employment Services, 353-4267 3 ROOMS and bath. Clean. Available eek. T5-4/30 snowtires. Excellent condition, __3-4/30 between 3 - 6 p.m. 5-5/1 now for married couple, $125 per MORE CLASSIFIEDS FORD GALAXIE, I State News will be 1965. Clean, PONTIAC 1964, automatic, radio, economical. $1,700. 355-6334. 1966 PART TIME employment. Summer month, utilities paid. $50 deposit. radio. $800 or best offer. Don TRIUMPH 500 Scrambler. 3-4/29 485-9346. T5-4/30 |nsible only for the 332-8635. 3-4/30 good tires, new battery - $375 or Helmet and tools included. After opportunities also available. day's incorrect FORD, 1961. $350. 4-door, standard best offer. Runs well. 489-1971. 3-5/1 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Rebuilt engine. Radio, Call Steve Ring at 9 p.m., 351-1713. T5-5/5 Automobile required. Phone THE SOCIETY CORPORATION 2 PARTY furnished efficiency. $130 MEN ARE WHAT 351-5800. O - Summer; $145 - Fall. Air shift, radio, good condition, good 337-9091. T5-4/29 HONDA 1968 65cc Sportcycle. Low conditioned. Close to campus. IV PONTIAC 1966 Tempest Sports tires. 882-1249. T5-4/29 Coupe. Power steering, radio, extras, snows. $650. Call evenings, VOLKSWAGEN 1956, Great dune miles, $150. p.m. 2-4/29 485-4122 after 5 3 FULL TIME men Call 371-1813, 9:30 a.m. - needed, high pay. 12:00, 4-1328. T5-4/30 THEIR MOTHERS , FORD 1961 station wagon. Good buggy material, no motor. 1:30 -4:00. C SUMMER SUBLEASE: Three girls 35J-892Q. 3-5/1 1 351-5823.2-4/29 TRIUMPH 1967 650 single, transportation. $li20. Jim, needed. One month free. Haslett [ AMERICA 1967'. Radio, 351-7972. 3-4/29 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 1962 condition. 9,000 miles. 353-8397. T5-5/1 $800. $3000. SUMMER opportunity. Train Apartments. Call 351-1285. MADE THEM. condition, low VOLKSWAGEN, 1968 - dark blue, 2 hours weekly now for exciting T5-4/30 $795. Call 393-6806 after Catalina. Power brakes, steering. e. FORD GALAXIE 1960, good radio, factory air conditioning. full time work this summer. Car Whitewalls. Call 337-2051. T5-5/5 HONDA |.m. 3-5/1 condition, but lousy timing. $75 Phone 351-2403. 3-5/1 $300. 1969, CL 90. like new, 484-9338 after 3 p.m. necessary. Call 351-7319 for 2 GIRLS to share luxury for Fall thru Spring. 663-3351. challenge for a tinkerer. 484-4905 interview. C ■ HEALEY 3000. 1965. Ice after 5. T5-4/30 PORSCHE 912, 1967, beige with VOLVO 1960 still 3-4/29 - runs. Good 3-4/30 beige interior, 5-speed. Chrome (Royal blue interior. New transportation. $75. Call evenings, DID YOU know that even while you :. Any serious offer GRAND PRIX, wheels, AM/FM short wave radio, 351-8920. 3-5/1 MAN NEEDED: 1969, dark brown, Abarth muffler, 4 driving lights, 4 sleep . . . Want Ads are working 2 bedroom kred. 372-0346. TF for you? furnished, balcony, swimming fog lights. 43,000 miles, good condition. 371-1883! 3-4/29 condition. HONDA 1967. 305 Scrambler. 5300 pool, Capitol Villa. 1672 East |HEALEY 3000 1962. Good 482-8874. 3-4/30 Must sell, $3500. miles. MALE COUNSELORS for co-ed Grand River. Apt. 144. T5-5/4 n. Best 8. 34/30 offer over $600. IMPALA 1964, air conditioning, E-aqV.0 bike. 353-9200, q^T 5-4/29 $375. camp on Chesapeeke Bay near excellent engine. Only one dent, Maryland. Over 21, riding SUMME R SUBLET need 2 girls for 4 even. $350. 484-5509. 7-5/6 SUNBEAM ALPINE 1965. Excellent Scooters & Cycles instructor, WSI, Pami Sisman, man. One block from campus. condition. $950. Call 355-3432, KAWASAKI, 1969, 250 twin, 1,800 353-2409. T5-4/30 351-7503 between 5 - 9 p.m. or after gfive, 355-1094. 6-5/1 miles. $600. 355-2303, 646-5967. T5-5/4 KARMANN GHIA 1969 Clean. KAWASAKI MACH 111,8/69,4,000 T5-4/29 $1900 or best offer. Phone IV miles, warranty arrangements, and 5-7390. 5-5/4 TORRINO, 1968. Excellent extras. 351-3921.4-5/1 711 TRIUMPH BURCHAM. Deluxe 3-man 1968. Low mileage, like furnished apartments. Now MERCURY 1965. V-8 engine, 4 transmission. 393-5691. T5-4/29 HONDA 305 scrambler 1968. $500 leasing for Summer and Fall. Phone IV door, automatic. $450. 489-6402. or best offer. 351-0918 after 5 332-4203. T5-4/30 TEACHERS: COLLEGE, public, 9-9651 or 351-3525. TF 3-5/1 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1968. AM/FM. p.m. T5-5/4 private school openings. CLINE I New TEACHERS CONVERTIBLE, 1967. Pirelli's, tonneau, new AGENCY, 129 •nt condition. Grand River. 3-4/30 Show Mother your Many extras, CYCLE INSURANCE. 3 and 6 CAMPUS VIEW en at 76 Station, 2315 month policies available. MAICO 250 Scooter. Like new. appreciation with d River. Call IV 9-6977 Representing 5 national $135. Also go-kart. 332-3170. For Rent APARTMENTS a special Mother's MGA CONVERTIBLE. New engine TRIUMPH TR-4 1964. Mechanically companies. Any cycle, any 1-4/29 Across the street from Day Message. and transmission. $595. 372-8130. excellent. Body needs work. coverage at the best rates in TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" Portable, T5-5/4 Evenings, 489-9413. T5-4/29 PLAY TODAY'S mui Williams Hall on Michigan CONVERTIBLE Central Michigan. $8.50 per month including stand. I Excellent looking and HENDRICKSON INSURANCE. 2 great stereo buys ir Call Ave. University approved Deadline 1:00, J. R. CULVER CO., |9 condition. 353-2626. MGB. 1966. 37,000 miles. $900. Call TRIUMPH 4A, 1966 white 37,000 locations: 505 Albert, East Ads nowl 351-8862. 217 Ann Street, East supervised housing for Betty 355-8399 day 351-5519 miles. Excellent condition. women. Now May 4. Lansing and 225 East Michigan, Lansing. C leasing for Call 355-8255 evenings. 4-5/1 $1,300. John 351-2534. 3-4/30 Summer and Fall. Summer Lansing. 484-8173. XO Aviation J.ET 1966. Very clean, 4 MGB 1967 Roadster VOLKSWAGEN LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per month, parts and service free, Rate: $45. per person. Call for details, or /Under, standard KARMANN Ghia SUZUKI 1968 250cc, X-6 hustler. Mint condition. $1750. 372-3934. 1965 convertible. $750. Phone , FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to option to buy. Call IV 9-5214. today: come to 347 After 5 p.m. Good condition. Call Phil, learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII T5-5/4 337-1413. 3-4/30 351 -2366. 3-4/30 TE LETRONICS INDUSTRIES. 332-6246 Student Services. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student CROSSWORD $ VALUE units. These spacious luxury apartments PUZZLE BEST are completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 25. Man's individual control central air - conditioning. These four man nickname units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure 26. About IN EAST LANSING time has been adequately planned for with swimming pool, recreation rooms a and private balconies. If you giant heated 1. Peat 4. Soapstone 8. That girl 11. Unfriendly 27. Hoodwinks 28. Greek letter 29. Customary want to be among 31. Food for hogs the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. There units starting at $70/month per man. SUMMER are FALL 15. Sprites 17. Explosive 34. Surplice 35. One under par » .Heated pool 18. Proven in golf ► Carpeting 19. Chills and 4. Color $150 1 BEDROOM ► ► Drapes Furnished or Unfurnished » • Air conditioning Spacious apartments $185 MODEL (APT. B-7) OPEN: 1-6 fever 21. Cheat 38. Pronoun 39. Stalemate 41. Compass point DOWN 1. Man's title ? Dollar bill 5. Represent 6. Singing » Close to Campus • Ample parking p.m. every day except Sunday 23. Muffin 42. Carousal 3. Formal syllable $200 2 BEDROOM $230 PHONE: 332-6441 24. Dense 43. Formerly called statement 7. Clergymen 8. Economized 9. Unthinking NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE 10. Curved letter 12. Lion's hair MODEL OPEN 3,9,12 month leases LIMITED SUMMER LEASES NOW ACCEPTED 16. Couple 18. Ribbed cloth 19. In a dither 20. Openhanded (Etopcfungfjam P % 21. Young pig 22.Redact 24. Funnel shaped cloud 4620 S. Hagadorn 27. Accomplishment 28. Absolve i 30. 31. Saltpeter Fertilizer MANAGEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y BY: r 33. 34. Antimacassar College in Cedar Rapids 35.Sack CORNER OF HASLETT RD. AND M-78 Alco Management Company 36. Sherbet CONTACT ROGER TASKEY 351-3420 or STAN GUSHI 351-8160 W. 37. Piece out 40. Syllable of hesitation 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan '-1970 1 For Rent For Sale Real Estate ifB WHAT'S. For Sale For Rent Blackmun mm GUITAR 6 string Gibson. Excellent 1964 10x50 fully carpeted, (new), OKEMOS, BRICK, three bedroom STODDARD APARTMENTS leasing for fall. 1 bedroom, 2 man. now condition. 351 -4687. T5-5/4 Fair price. Call Behind Warren 351 -1085. 1 -4/29 Poplars, D-17, paneled study. 6J4% mortgage. $35,000,351-6632. 5-5/4 (continued ft™, _l meet that Quiet building in quiet location. Perfect for grad and married HARPSICHORDS FAMOUS Sabthil MOBILE CRUISER for sale: 10x57 challenge," walsh I HOUSES FOR rent. 4 to 6 persons. - CLOSE TO campus. BUILDING The students or working adults. and Son. Keyboard Sales. older model, in good condition, all committee Walking distance. 332-0913, ED $120- $420 per month, utilities included. 12 month lease, May 627-5272, Grand Ledge. 5-5/4 carpeted except kitchen. Call LOT, zoned for large fraternity house and parking for 24 care. Call $1.00 service charge per SMC will hold a short Business violation of federal 1 2-2920. T5-5/4 sublet. 332-3979 before 9 p.m. 677-1411.T5-5/5 332-2361. T5-4/29 insertion - to be pre-peid. 12 meeting, tomorrow night, 8 p.m.. Old canons in Blar!0'1! KUSTOM PA column. 4 8" speakers. p.m. deedline 1 cless day before. College Hall, Union. Committees will participation in T5-5/5 i."rzrs:4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South 1966 PARKWOOD. 55x12 mobile be formed and will start working on $150 or best offer. 6 months old. off Michigan Avenue, home with washer and dryer the May 14 march. bedroom, private NEW 2 bedroom house, completely 353-0110. 3-5/1 located at Moon Lake Resort. Recreation utilities paid, $130 a month plus furnished. 9 or 12 month lease IS YOUR fish swimming? 339-8963 for information. 1-4/29 INDIA OVERLAND $204, regular The G8y Liberation Movement has been born. Live through us and with A Benefit Dance Concert sponsored moonlighting two estates. as the ex<2 I xetWoi J available. Phone 337-1294. X3-5/1 deposit. Phone 627-5454. 4-5/1 Aquariums. 10 gallon all glass trips. 39 Lansdowne Gardens, by the Student Mobilization us. We offer you peace of mind, Committee will be held tonight, Walsh said tank. Regular $13.50, now $8.99. KROPF, 8x45. Air - conditioned, London S.W.8. UK. 45-6/5 freedom from repression, and a SUMMER SUBLET. One man LANSING, 3 bedroom duplex, Just arrived, new shipment of Hubbard Hall classrooms, 8 p.m.. Blackmun',. efficiency, convenient location. Married couple or grad. students. carpeted. Located on lot E-19 chance to be yourself among brothers Three bands. The Brownsville holdings were too lnl - tropicals. DOCKTOR PET behind The Poplars. 351-8299. and sisters. Voice your opinion and Reasonable. 134 Stoddard, No. 4. Carpeting, stove, - refrigerator. CENTER, Meridian Mall. JOIN THE motorcycle Ride For Station, Ormandy, and the Whiz present a problem and J4 After 5 p.m. 3-4/30 garage. $200. 372-1398. S-5/1 351-1600. 1-4/29 1969 RICHMOND 12x52. Kitchen Peace, May Day, MSU Anarchists. 12-5/1 join us. Meeting Friday, 8 p.m., call 355-4845 or 355-6238 beiween 7 - Kids, with the Eye See Light show, will be there. Join us in this Peace wills had been became a judge. drawn bef0«J 10 p.m. for place and ii FOUR MAN apartment for Summer SOUTH LANSING. Brand new 3 SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale. appliances, unfurnished. On nice Concert. bedroom, bathroom and 54. Brand new portables - $49.95, lot. Occupancy June. 676-5810. LOOKING FOR something to do ... Haynsworth, Nixon's inJ Carpeting and many extras. Also 2 Super Opening of the Student choice for associate $5.00 per month. Large selection 3-4/29 let a Want Ad find a part - time iusti« J bedroom expandable Cape Cod. EAST SIDE rent Summer or Fall. (9 Immediate occupancy. 676-5303. of recomditioned used machines. job for you. Service Undergraduate Art Show, May 1, 7:30 p.m. Featuring wild tripped partly because in cases Z'J month lease) - all furnished. T5-5/1 Singers, Whites, Necchis, New 1961 10'xSO'. $2,400. Near Gables. refreshments and films. The Show involving firms in „k he held stock Home & "Many Others." $19.95 Trailer Haven 602. After 6 p.m. or will continue through May 24, Kresge and kJ1 Several 1 bedrooms,. Summer, to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS s. 10-5/7 Service labor and civil rights 1^1 $90 and $95; Fall $100 to $120; ONE GIRL needed May first. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, COMPLETE THESIS Service. Art Gallery. All are invited. disapproved of his decisioH 2 bedrooms (utilities paid) Campus two blocks. $50. 1115 North Washington. EDITING OF manuscripts, theses Discount Printing. IBM typing and Summer $105, Fall $150. 2 351-2394. T5-4/29 489-6448. C-4/30 Lost & Found etc. by college English teacher. binding of thesis, resumes, Plan now to attend the 1st MSU He had been bedroom,' Fall, $140. Call **' 339-9376. T5-5/4 publications. Across from campus, Student Film Festival at ERICKSON judged "hwj 337-0409.0 RoOmS 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, LOST: RED girl's gym bag in corner MAC and Grand River, KIVA, Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m. or 9 p.m. Program features 17 short acceptable from the pojfl below Style Shop. Call and up-rights. Volkswagen, while hitchhiking GIRL. SUMMER. Excellent location. Air - conditioned. Large balcony. CAPITOL CLUB now leasing c canisters Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and Sunday. 353-2806. T5-5/1 NOTHING BUT nothing will find a buyer for your sporting goods COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C SERVICES, films produced by MSU students. Sponsored by MSU Broadcasters' qualifications," committee. byS»!j i for i up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING more quickly than a Want Ad. Guild. Carol, 351-1328. 3-4/29 DOG MALE Dalmatian lost in block from capitol building, LCC, COMPANY, 316 N. Cedar — — Dial 355-8255 now. Roselake ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Carswell lost amid 2 MAN deluxe, air - conditioning, 2 and new state office buildings. A opposite City Market. C-4/30 area — reward. Call The Studio Theater will present as«n- offset printing. Complete service that he was anti civil blocks from campus. Summer and new concept in downtown 641-6280. T5-5/1 TELEMACHUS CLAY, a collage for - rights J dissertations, thesis, a mediocre Fall bachelor living. 222 Seymour, GUITAR 6 string. Gut. Greco. $65. APARTMENT AND domestic for voices by Lewis John Carlino, jurist. He had J leasing. $170. 372-5767, Saturday Rugby Parties could declared "qualified" 1958 Jeep wagon 332-3881. window cleaning. Experience and manuscripts, general typing. IBM. 489-1656. Days, 484-1579. TF 372-1031,351-9286. 10-5/11 be fun, But the sorority directed by C.A. Leibel, "Beware of by the AM T5-5/4 reasonable. Free estimates. 20 years experience. 332-8384. C committee. means much more. Forget the schizophrenic spiders. They're too 482-6353. T5-5/1 GIRL ROOMMATE wanted for SPARTAN . singles for i RECORDS NEW classical, folk, rock, money, please just return my low on the ground to discern noble other; Original paintings. pin. Make a new active very SPRUCE advantage UP FOR summer! Take of the services faces." May 1, 8 p.m.; May 2, 2 p.m. bar Walsh's letter conditioned! 351-7295. S-5/1 happy — Mail her pin back to and 8 p.m.; May 3, 2 p.m.. Studio group's approval t0l co^: advertised in today's Want Ads. MEN 21 and over - Clean quiet the Chi Omega House. No UICK Theatre beneath Fairchild. investigation "to date"Hj it is continuing and added ! ! BEDROOM FURNISHED, air, rooms. Cooking and parking, questions — just gratitude. LIGHT FROSTED synthetic wig. mm pool, balcony; Burcham Woods. Close, reasonable. 487-5753, BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. "Petitioning for Homecoming should Styled, cut. Never Worn. $25. like the privilege I Summer. 351 -2081. 3-4/29 485^836. TF LOST: MEDIUM sized female tri - Z sm smusam No job too large or too small. Chairmanships begins today through 393-6291. 5-5/1 colored dog. Collared. Called Block off campus. 332-3255. C May 12th, Petitions are available submitting your a committee further report! SUMMER TERM sub lease, "Jude". 351-5599 or 353-4540. Quality Offset Printing outside of Room after f - 307, Student conclusion of its university married housing. Call 3-4/30 WHILE YOU WAIT LIFE CAN be beautiful with the Services hearings," Building." 355-3036 after 6 p.m. 3-5/1 great sporting goods you find in The ABA official, folio™ 2 GIRLS for summer lease, PRIVATE ROOM in modern home. SONY RECORDER used at WILCOX LOST: PAM ARGERSINGER, In vicinity of Meadowbrook Trace. If SAVE $ rLolw„PrjCeS Cash & Carry SAVE $ the Want Ads. Check now. precedent, did not express! North Harrison, female, no SECONDHAND STORE. Sony The opinion as to Blacks Meadowbrook Trace. $50/month. found call 351-1265. 2-4/30 following Free U classes will Call 337-1557 after 6:30 p.m. smoking. 351-8994. 4-5/1 model TC-355 stereo tape deck IBM Typing '• Layout • Headlining Wanted meet tonight: Cooking, 8 p.m.. New political or ideological ? with triple head with sound, LOST INTERST? Sell hobby i 2316 E. Michigan Community Co-op (343 Albert); Ed However, his letter characte T5-5/5 ROOM AND board for Summer. Tri • Lansing unsound. EICO CORTINA 70 SENIOR, MALE wants half term Delta Sorority. you don't use for cash wi Reform, 8 p.m., 301 Bessey; Guerilla Blackmun's opinions! 332-0955, ED watt amp, - pre-amp. Realtone 40 summer work in exchange room, Theater, 8 p.m., Snyder Lounge; SUMMER TERM: Sharp 2-5031. T5-5/1 watt AM/FM stereo receiver. Want Ad. Dial 355-8255. "scholarly and well written, if DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, board,351-4187. 5-4/4 Rhythm Band, 8 p.m.. The Joint needed to share luxurious East Columbia 8 track portable tape formals. Experienced. Reasonable (basement of Student Services); a consciousness of broad socL Lansing home. Extra benefits. ROOMS FOR girls. Leasing summer player for home, car, or beach. TRADE USED Schwinn male bike policies involved and vritfl Linda, 351-3538. 3-5/1 or fall. 1141 Albert. 694-8266 Stereo recorder players $29.50, Personal charge. Call 355-1040. 16-4/30 for female bike. Call 332-6246. Winemaking, 7:30 p.m., 120 Physics perception of current trends I Bldg.; Life Adjustment, 7 p.m., 109 after 5 p.m. 10-5/1 up. Bausch - Lomb professional • 2-4/29 Bessey; Psycho - active drugs, 7 p.m., the law." COUNT ON Classified Ads. They FOURTH FEMALE WE'RE GAY and we're proud! See microscope. Hand - carved solid help you find a better job! Start Snyder Lounge. needed for next year. Eden Roc It's What's The For Sale ivory chess set. Used Pentax Happening. GLM. checking nowl WANT ADS will make your world go Democrats, apartments. Call 351-1667 or Cannon, Yashica, and Topcon, 3-5/1 round. . . try one today and see Interested in starting a housing of Indiana, Philip A. Haiti 351-9347 anytime. S-5/5 HUMIDIFIER, ROLL-A SLR cameras. 8mm and Super NEED A NEW SOLE? for yourself. Dial 355-8255. cooperative in your dorm or off - Michigan, Edward M. KennJ and HAVE YOU just washed your hair of Massachusetts and SUMMER SUBLEASE 4-man, air - miscellaneous and can't do a thing with it? Try We re-sole, heel, dye — any 15 MALE subjects 19 to 21 for 15 campus? Intrigued by the idea of Josepbl 351-3036.6- 10 p.m. T5-5/4 projectors. Polaroid cameras $5, UNION BUILDING BARBER minute living in a co - ed cooperative? Tydings of Marylandd saidtlf up. Bar - bell sets. 20 sets used shoe repairs are expertly done hearing test. $2 Iptercooperative Council, consisting want "a campus, $130. 337-0276. T5-5/5 SHOP. C-4/29 remuneration. Call Kathy between complete list of Jik golf clubs. 5' pool table, $29.95. at: of the ten off - campus cooperatives FENDER SHOWMAN with Premier Blackmun's holdings. Use your Michigan Bank Card or 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. 351-8415. independently student owned and reverb, Gretch Nashville guitar, FREE A thrilling hour of beauty. PARISIAN SHOE REPAIR Master Charge at WILCOX ... 1-4/29 student operated from the University with hard case. My cost $1,300 For appointment call 484-4519. 501 E. Grand River 332-4074 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East invites you to discuss the co-op life ED 2-5977. T5-5/5 plus, $750 or best offer. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS ONE GIRL for Summer or August 353-7597. T5-5/4 Michigan. 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. C STUDIO, C-4/30 1600 East Michigan. (Below Campus Drugs) 'ROFESSIONAL leather cleaning SUEDE and NEED TERM Communism or paper. Socialism. (853-8250 after 9 p.m. 1 -4/29 Topic. Call styles tonight, 7 p.m.. Women's Lounge at Akers. «. uJ Milliken sublet. Call Nancy, 351-0981. HOOVER, PORTABLE washer, and refinishing " CONN CORNET. Must sell service. Now being offered at the 4-5/4 coppertone. 6 months old. Call' Peanuts Personal 355-9789. 3-5/1 immediately. Best offer. OKEMOS DRY CLEANERS, USED GIRLS full - size bicycle light (continued from page one) I Call 355-0838. 3-4/29 2155 Hamilton Rd„ 332-0611. or medium weight. Under $25. REDUCED 2 man summer sublet. "I realize that this bin | GUI LLE RMO YOU'RE 332-6110 after 3 p.m. 1-4/29 Air - conditioned. 1 block from PICK-UP CAMPER, 8%' 1969 - our HOME OF THE COUNT ON CLASSIFIED ADSI favorite R.A.! The Girls of 3E. PROFESSIONALS. O very serious economic ef campus, $135. 351-8675. 3-5/1 Northlander. Call 351-5064 after They sell household goods you 1-4/29 ONE PHILOSOPHY of Business term he said. "But 1 6 p.m. 3-5/1 don't need for cash. Dial GOOD NEWS for hobbyists! There paper. Will pay up to $20. responsibility to v GIRL ROOMMATE wanted to share 351-7793. 2-4/30 furnished 2 bedroom apartment. 4 E.T. Uni-lug Mag wheels 14 inch - 355-8255 today I Real Estate are lots of good buys in today's information and make the bl Phone 351-6227 after 6 p.m. new - with locks. $100. 351-7470. Classified Ads! BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for Study A Broad - College of Social possible decision in the intenT 3-5/1 3-5/1 Animals EAST LANSING, Pinecrest area. all positive. A negative, B negative Science Multidisciplinary majors — of public health." Spacious 3 bedroom brick and and AB negative, $10.00. O meet graduation requirements Milliken also urged J 1 MAN needed to share near campus. Private bedroom, large home GAS STOVE, 30" Magic Chef. Excellent condition. Call after 5 TWO SENSITIVE, five month old aluminum ranch. Panelled family Typing Service negative, $12.00. Michigan studying overseas this summer, fall or winter. Stop by 310 Linton Hall or Michigan residents to watch■ dogs need good homes. Willing to television film on drug at 332-6826. T5-5/5 Community Blood Center, 50714 fireplace, bar, recreation room. p.m., call Charlie Maclean 353-5228. Parking space. $55 per month plus give to interested persons. fireplace, tiled basement, 2 car COUNT ON CLASSIFIED ADSI East Grand River, East Lansing. Deadline which will be aired at 8 pi 332-0846. T5-5/5 Beautiful landscaping. May 6th for many utilities. 339-&060 or 487-6295. 55 WATT Harman Kardon receiver, garage. They help reach people who need Above the new Campus Book programs. Friday in Lansing on Willi Must be seen. $29,900. 337-7084. your services. Call 355-8255 nowl Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 3-4/30 Garrard turntable, bookshelf GOON IT PUPPIES. Free to kind and 3-5/1 speakers, cost $400 best offer. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. permanent owner. 332-2637 after TYPING AND Tuesday and Thursday, 12 p.m. to SUMMER SUBLET, air conditioned, 351-2358. 1-4/29 bookkeeping, etc. in 6 p.m. 3-5/1 HASLETT A-Frame house. 2 2 man with pool. Ample parking. my home. Office experienced. 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C WEEK GOLD bedrooms, fireplace, wooded lot. 669-5189. T5-5/4 351-5618. 3-4;30 RUG, drapes, twin quilted FREE KITTENS, gray and white, $16,900,339-2938.3-5/1 bedspreads for sale. Good male and female. 351-2285. GIRL DESIRES roommate starting UNIVERSITY VILLA, 4 blocks to condition. Best offer. 332-6062. DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term this May. Call Karol, 351-7649. 3-4/30 MODERN, AIRY home, full acre, Student Union. Summer and fall 5-4/29 papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM T5-4/29 woods, ten minutes to campus. Electric. 351-0736. 351-7086. leases available. 2, 3 and 4 man TOY POODLES, 2 males. Apricot. LEASES Four bedrooms, two baths, rec C-4/30 furnished from $150. 351-4694, KALAMAZOO BASS 50 amp - like AKC, 8 weeks, shots. 882-8079. GIRL TO share N.Y.C. apartment. room, den, fireplace. $30,000 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT -new. $100. And Conn clarinet 3-5/1 400 East 57th Street. June 15th 351-6382. T5-5/5 SPEEDY ACCURATE typing. Term COMPANY, 351-7910. O $25. Call Steve, 337-1611. 3-4/30 to August 30th. Call 351-1470. EAST papers, theses, dissertations, on 2-4/29 Mobile Homes LANSING, Linden Street. 4 newest IBM FURNISHED APARTMENT for 3 WEDDING GOWN 9 - 10, c bedroom Cape Cod, equipment. Call family room organza cage, train, 12 foot veil, Nancy Mclntyre for pick-up and WANTED 1965 girls, leasing 1968 DETROITER M.L. 12x60 with with fireplace. Large living room, - Chevelle SS Albert. " _ $200. New, best offer. 485-4660. delivery. 645-7395. 0-4/30 hardtop, 8, automatic, with black kitchen, dining Full SUMMER 12x8 expando. Lady Kenmore area. 10-5/1 3-4/29 basement. Central air conditioner interior. Engine condition washer - dryer, carpeted, 2 and air cleaner. 2 car attached BARGAINS ARE always sprouting unimportant. Call 393-6535 bedrooms. On lot close to campus. NEW MANAGEMENT. Bay WIRE FRAMES? Many styles white up in the Want Ads T5-4/29 Colony Fenced yard, utility shed, large garage. Excellent location. ... read them and Princeton Arms. 1 and 2 or yellow gold at OPTICAL $34,000. Gordon Fisher at Globe everyday. porch. 351-5711.4-5/1 bedrooms from $125. 337-0511, DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Don't Forget ONLY Realty. 337-1661 or evenings HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT Avenue, 372-7409. C-5/1 655-2596. T5-5/4 CLIFF & PAULA HAUGHEY 1967 DELTA 64x12 with 12x7 Mother's Day COMPANY, 351-7910. O expando. Dishwasher, 3 Professional Thesis Preparation SCUBA GEAR - 2 complete outfits. with a Mother's bedrooms, garbage disposal, front EAST SIDE: Owner builder, 7 For Master's & Doctoral Day 2 MAN across from campus. Sublet Must sell immediately. 482-9468. rooms, VA baths. Fire place, Candidates. Professional Thesis Peanuts Personal Ad. porch, skirting. 10x7 shed. for summer. Air conditioning. T5-5/1 double lot with hobby house in Located at King Arthur's Court. Typing, Multilith Printing and Deadline May 4. 351-3259. 1-4/29 rear. FHA approved. 1240 Walsh Hard Binding. Free Brochure and M75" $8000. Call 372-4072 after 5 p.m. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, All 3-5/1 Street. IV 5-5923. T5-4/30 Estimates. Call 337-1527. C __Call_355-8255 for details. CAPITOL VILLA summer sublet. brands, 30% off list price. Rich: 337-0703. O One bedroom furnished, air conditioning, pool, reduced rent, 351-1154. 1-4/29 BLANK 8 track cartridges and title Reduced Fall Rates per Apt, labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, SUMMER SUBLEASE, plugs and jacks galore. All at Ole Cedar Village * Two Bedroom apartment close t catalog prices. MAIN 351-1791.5-5/5 ELECTRONICS, 5558 South 12 month leases Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C * Air Conditioned $240/month * Dishwashers STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, beds. $260/month 337-1294.3-4/29 Buy/sell. ABC Secondhand Store, $265/month * Garbage Disposals SUMMER, SUBLEASE Two men. 1208 Turner. TF PROMPT MAINTENANCE! Extremely large. Chalet NEWLY UPHOLSTERED colonial New Cedar Village Apartments. 351-5780. T5-5/1 davenport. Reasonable. 110 East Thomas Call IV 4-4268. T5-4/29 12 month leases SUMMER SUBLET, air - conditioning, swimming pool, 1 VOX PIGGY - Back amp, $100. Vox $250/month bedroom. Ample parking, hollow - body electric guitar, $75. $260/month Northwind Farms, Apartment Bruce, 351-1737. T5-4/29 626. 351-5884. 10-5/12 $270/month — 9 month leases are an additional Houses $5 per person per month. 3 BEDROOM house. Sublease. $125 BABY GRAND "iano, $300. per month. Call Carol. 372-4468. Excellent icO\-V ca" before 3 • p.m. 694-0at>4. T5-4/30 3-5/1 4 MAN furnished, carpeted, for GOT^ARmED?1 summer. One block from campus. ONLY .... ffprs 351-1371.3-5/1 Live the good life at RIVER'S EDGE APTS. WATERS EDGE APTS. only 1 Block from campus See Don In Water's Edge Apts. THREE GIRLS wanted for house Contact: NORTHWIND MANAGEMENT one block from campus - summer 332-4432 2771 Northwind Drive, East Lansing, Mich. term - $50 per month. Call 355-0068. 3-4/30 summer rental $50 per man Bogue St. at the Red Cedar Phone: 337-0636 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 29, 1970 15 iig board slide the American Aasnrintinn RyrtiiHvpc In "tuon Society of continues v«»i, --j and * American Erie safeguar hin ti.th. fruAmerican oy counter market. ' over - the tnalysts «lso rnment's report its i"dex °. Tuesday Stock prices on m European stock exchanges v lower in what analysts said w Trading on the exchange Tuesday Volume rose to 12.62 million shares from the 10.25 million New was York active. sought by U-JfSSMX 5 «**"»*? ? traded Monday!' WASHINGTON (AP) - The Brown said Wyandotte ^is£*»£%£ niary has adflea pr|ces The ss?„kH London rr° Times on the New Y k exchanJ State of Ohio appealed to the Supreme Court Tuesday to Chemicals has been making similar discharges into the safeguard Lake Erie from Detroit lWBC one prominent '""P"* declines outran ad^ces: 1,094 River for several years, fc;" obi- rfs! fiusiastic. "Frankly,! C- The Tokyo Stock A traded. —«,h» ^ mercury contamination. Ohio Brown Atty. said Gen. two Paul W. The waters of the two rivers feed into the lake. Exchange's The chemical Also named in the suit is the I-Sl'MBPSES declines >tors, rubbers, mail order swept XT-XT across companies, the other in one in Michigan and Dow Chemical Co., which owns (ortedTygr°uPtolda a iWjg Canada, have been - all outstanding shares of capital retail, aircrafts, electronics, pness The Dow industrial r*UI1' metals, chemicals, rails and oils. «"""»"»■ feeding poisonous mercury and mercury compounds into the stock of Dow of Canada, Brown asked the court to average, urged the m , , „f the me moat musi closely the price . change waicnea ofali ciuseiy watched 01 ail indicators, has JZZ1?£ Tel' tS icsnoc < lake for years. Brown said the justices should assert take the original jurisdiction — to case on directly rather been on a decline — exchange, 18 declined and two order them to stop, clean interrupted advanced up the than leave preliminary action to I * £• briefly last spring - since its bull lake and pay damages to the lower courts, lourt Q || I IT market peak of 985.21 on Dec. 3, 1968. That was nearly 17 months ago. Closing included: IBM, Big down Board $11.25 prices to people of Ohio for harm fish, other wildlife to the and He said the situation is urgent and that Ohio has no speedy vegetation. legal remedy other than to ask $290.25; Telex, up $4.50 to riot trial The length of the current slide surpasses the of the eight bear markets the length of any "*"" to 00; Texaco, down 75 cents $24;50. Ame'rican Telephone the The targets of Brown's suit are Canada Dow and Chemical the Co. Wyandotte of the Supreme Court for a permanent injunction against the alleged contamination. down $1.12 to $47.75; Xerox, Line¬ up Chemicals Corp. Dow, said "Hie potential for deadly SSSJ- %VXOU'h SmCe down 50 cents to $82.25; Gulf iected 1938 and April, • . characterized , . 1942. ' bym.a r heavy selling 8 oil, down 75 and Coca Cola, down 87 $72.60. cents to $24.00, cents to i i - - skirted misses line-up for inspection at the musical fountain in skirt contest, this view must have added to the Meridian Mall. During the scenery of the million square feet of fun. Brown, has been discharging mercury into the St. Clair River since 1949 in its manufacture of consequences Lake Erie cannot be from the continued mercury pollution of overstated," IlTIMORE, L1 Md. (AP)^ - due to pessimism over stock State News photo by Terry Luke he said. ""judge federal panel prices. A bull market is Brown recalled that 110 h Monday a defense characterized by heavy buying, people t to shift the arson and Itrial of H Rap Brown to a current decline is moderate in Analysts point out that the RUSSIAN'S SUGGESTION disabled after eating were killed or severely from 1953 to 1960 fish caught in the Tal court As a result, the comparison to the 33-month mercury polluted waters of PL.ld resume this week, disaster period that lasted from Minamata Bay, Japan. ■_dine to a prosecution 1929 to 1932. They say the U.S.-Soviet effort ® Dow average was cut back about "There must not be a Lake city urged Erie tragedy repeating the Ifense (tier counsel William M. had requested removal 85 per cent during that period, It's only been cut back 25.4 per on Minamata Bay tragedy," he said. "Action by this court now can |the trial to federal cent so far in the current NEW YORK (AP) - A the Soviet Union and the United avoid this threat." liction under an 1866 civil decJL'"®'they experience in this field between law that guarantees ^ However, industry . observers leading observers Tuesday for Soviet city a - . pianner called ioint ire States will engage in open, . „ _ . . Soviet and American architects he said, has 1 million r population of and will not there have been visits between In sufficient quantity mercury EM! lethal poison for which there - th* .lio.iccinnc nf the countries but "no close s a "full and equal ^ SK* ^ s no known antidote. fits" of the law. hnc hw>n of urban environment, to benefit 2000. has banned all Canada ■similar move by Kunstler has been lrnnnirorfknocked nff off in fho Kudryavtsev touched on "The problem," he added, But Among the things the fishing from its city residents now and various urban subjects that could Kudryavtsev, saying that Russians could learn from this side of the st-. aair River and jo the Supreme Court only Quoted values for stocks i the generations to come. not only to livable not propagandizing, said L denied Jan. 12. Kunstler be the object of joint U.S. - environment for present country, he said, the St. The Soviet expert mentioned Soviet efforts, including, for any limitation would be difficult jarlier he was prepared to populations but also to think of in the United States pace at which big buildings a such urban problems as because of | the new appeal to the example, the prospects for the generations to come " constructed with excellent Lake Erie, bordered by Ohio, Wharton development this nation's economic ... of small and development of cities for the Soviet system, materials, especially decorative je Court, if necessary, but planning for its big Michigan, Pennsylvania, New middlesized cities, building new Another area for cooperation, lot present when the ruling next 100 years. v..j i, cities, Kudryavtsev „„:j.j • •.— , , — materials, material!), and the anu me ability of aoiiii York and Canada, has been a said includes the urban expert said, would be cities, prefabricated apartment "I think that the architects to Announced. (continued from page one) exchange of limiting limiting their their crrowth growth. Mncnnu; Moscow. the role of municipalities in organize plentiful source of white bass, housing and limitation of the city ... interiors of - ~ .. of the best i, who had been missing growth of big cities. construction. Despite differing carp, perch, catfish, coho and I March 8, is charged with Youth's desire for "instant The suggestion came from economic and political systems, buildings, other fish. rioting, and inciting to solutions" __ to problems often Aleksei Kudryavtsev, head of the he said, New York Radio telescope connection with the 1967 City leads to frustration, cynicism department of urban planning municipal representatives could disorders in Cambridge, and disillusionment, he said. learn something and construction of the State from visiting Wharton called on young Committee Soviet cities. on Urban denying the defense people themselves to maintain Construction "I think that and Architecture an exchange of st, the panel rejected ;ler's contention that i's life would be in danger "a sustained commitment to changing the world. "It takes a great deal more 0f the U.S.S.R. Kudryavtsev comments in a made discussion with his draws scientists experience between the two countries could be very useful," Kudryavtsev said. So far, he said, ceedings continue at the time, patience and perseverance American newsmen arranged in vel. to sit on important committees WESTERBORK, Netherlands that his telescope may encounter advance of the Second National also ruled there was no and contribute (AP) — The world's newest and inJ»rference.. from a nearby positively or to Convocation of the Challenge of biggest radio telescope, probing nee of Intentional work in worthwhile volunteer mystery transmitter of the ination in the change of Building Peace, sponsored by the eight billion light years into North Atlantic Treaty programs than it does to break Fund for Peace. Eleven Soviet At most, their decision space, is beckoning U.S. scientists Organization which has caused windows, or to bomb or deface specialists in various fields are to Europe. ! the defense position front - page speculation in the buildings," he observed. taking part in the convocation "There is almost brain- drain Dutch press, iints only to an assignment Wharton called on older a lor" that could be appealed people to Wednesday. in reverse," said Ernst Raimond, encourage and support For the first time since the superintendent of the I Maryland courts or to the youth's responsible leaders in beginning of the Cold War," the observatory to be opened here lupreme Court. their endeavors. fund said, "leading citizens of June 24. Many U.S. scientists want to come to Europe, Raimond said, INEW FRQM QUALITY! |nfi-riof proposal because Europe has a more ambitious radio astronomy outlook than the United States. The DAIRY - MILK IN A in observatory has 12 parabolic radio telescopes each lillliflffiHi )wn By UPI riot bill would have Michigan allowed step toward instituting a police 25 week meters in spread over a one - mile The diameter plant was inspected last by experts from many and area. i Hnt nmnncai cities, towns, townships and State," said Rep. Jackie Vaughn, countries. I ■i: ^rP^'.hlS connties to form interim D-Detroit. Dutch astronomers are I wide powers to declare committees which would have Under current Michigan law, hoping to probe the mystery of the start lofemereenciesandimDose been empowered to impose only the governor has the clear «jtes^hort of the universe, which according - .. - ... curfews- P™hibit *e 88,6 of cut . fen . . ™s four of cut authority to declare d< states of the Michigan House alc°hol>as anda f,r®*™s emergencies even though mayors to the »big' bang» theory8 londay. well declare state of and city councils occasionally originated about 10 billion li B ht Jckers of the proposal, emergency, take on those duties. frbed bv recent racia A am,lar measure was vetoed faks in the Detroit suburb by former Gov- George Romney |er Rouge and surrounding three years ago. •unities, " mustered only 52 Mrs" symon.s> ^h°®e necessary 56 votes needed legislative district includes the ..roval on the House floor, troubled city of Lincoln Park, Ihored by Rep. Joyce said she P,ans to movf f°' * D-Allen Park, the anti - reconsideration vote on her bill. Defeat of the bill, which came as a surprise to both backers and foes, followed a two [itioning set hour stalling session by black - lawmakers who were united in their opposition to the Symons Blue Key proposal. Firing time - consuming procedural motions into the jiinghonorary ' for Blue Key, midst of floor debate, the black fraternity, „„„vi caucus successfully staved off a today and continues final vote until nearly midnight. J [ orMayseniors 6. Men who will be Foes of the propsal argued next year and that the bill would have given |ihe top one-third eligible. of their local governmental officials "dictatorial powers to suspend fFresh liquid fortified skimj i°ns may be picked up in civil rights" and accused backers jonor's College office in of "pushing the panic button." milk. Pitcher-Paid r™11- "A bill like this is the first |§79< per gallon!# P'acemenf n>in r 8 employers Schools; Hale Area Schools; Holt W970. izatinn U>™ouMay interested1 through uP'n«he in Rinehart Eyde. and Winston Inc.; Louis May S, 1970: Consumer Power Co., . 2uaLty "^"iw'sssssr e of the possible interview summer employment only; Equitable Life Assurance Society of the USA; Flint Community Schools; Grand 500 until 5/6/70 'I information is Blanc Community Schools; Howell Placement Bulletin on $3.00 worth of any items in our store Public Schools; Lakewood Public at the Placement Schools; Penn Mutual; Wayne State except alcoholic beverages and cigarettes ITarv""5' dePartments. University - Dept. of Public Safety; ft are " ,OBL'GATIONS: Imlay City Schools. "ised to interview May 6, 1970: All-State insurance; ven though they Battle Creek Public Schools; e »' INST. 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