(WOMRB CHAIRMAN Monday I wo mma ARe MICHIGAN mdrew STATE MEWS me STATE UNIVERSITY Volume 63 Number 103 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 11, 1971 VISIT PLEASES Jarring concludes talks with Israel TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Gunnar V. The Swedish diplomat, who is the UN There was no word on what the Jarring held a final conference Sunday Israel, Egypt and Jordan in New York. Jarring completed his negotiations with special envoy on the Middle East, told proposals were, but Israel is known to want with Eban for l'/k hours. Israeli UN The envoy refused to say whether he Israel's leaders Sunday and said he is newsmen before leaving for New York that secure and agreed borders and a signed Ambassador Yosef Tekoah, who would visit Arab capitals in the near future. looking forward to a "successful he was pleased with his two - day visit to treaty to end 22 years of conflict with the There have been no reports of invitations accompanied Jarring, attended all three continuation" of his Middle East peace Israel "and I hope these talks will be useful Arabs. extended to him from Cairo or Amman. meetings. talks in New York. for the future." An Israeli communique said that Jarring Asked if he found new attitudes in the Asked if he was optimistic about the He termed his discussions here with The Israelis presented their proposals for agreed to submit the proposals to the Arab Israeli peace proposals. Jarring said he was talks. Jarring said, "I think you can draw Premier Golda Meir and Foreign Minister a Middle East solution in three side in the peace talks that resumed early meetings "looking forward to a successful your own conclusions." Abba Eban useful. with Jarring during the weekend. last week at UN headquarters. continuation" of the negotiations among The visit was Jarring's first to the Middle East in 22 months. He was last here in March, 1969, when his first efforts to bring the Arabs and Israelis to fruitful peace talks collapsed. Commenting on Jarring's vist, the Israeli press said the invitation extended by Jerusalem underscored the "serious intention" of Israel. Davar, the newspaper closely associated Nixon, Mao with Mrs. Meir's political party, said: '"To (Please turn to page 11) get votes Harvard post fashion poll filled by Bok, NEW YORK (AP) - President Richard Nixon got two votes — X; chairman Mao Tse • tung of the xj source says Republic of China received one vote — :X in the polling for the International :X President Wharton will not be leaving Best • Dressed list of 1970. But this x MSU despite rumors he would be wasn't enough to elect either of them, x appointed to the Harvard University In fact, Mme. Georges Pompidou, x presidency, Harvard sources said Sunday. wife of the president of the French The formal announcement of Derek C. Republic was the only member of the x Bok. 40, dean of the Harvard Law School, nation's first family to make this X as Harvard's new president is expected year's list. New neighbor today, a spokesman for the Harvard No member of a royal family was : Crimson, the student newspaper, said. included. Queen Elizabeth II, Queen x Bok's appointment has been confirmed Sirikit of Thailand, the Duke of x Bright cores of two missive but previously undetected galaxies shine them two yer.rs ago as strange "objects." Astronomers believe the entire "off the record in a very obtuse way," the Windsor with his wife and Prince dimly through veil of obscuring interstellar dust in this new photograph galexies, if seen clearly, would extend across the picture and probably spokesman said. The Crimson spokesman said the Five Philip Duhe of Edinburgh arc all :> , made at the Mt. Palomar, Catif., observatory. They're called "Maff6i I" overlap each other. Other objects, including the one with the halo, are members of the Hall of Paine. Fellows, one of Harvard's two governing and Maffei 2," for Paolo Maffei, the Italian astronomer who reported ordinary stars in the Milky Way. AP Wirephoto However, the list is more bodies, selected Bok Tuesday. The appointment must now be confirmed by international than ever. Sixty - six men £ the Board of Overseers in their bi-annual omen of 16 nationalities were X meeting scheduled for this morning. Two galaxies detected chosen for their good taste and x influence on current fashion. They x Bok, a Stanford University graduate and were elected by written ballot sent to 2,000 people in isocial and theater world. the fashion, new dean of the Harvard Law not to have been graduated from that School since 1968, will be the first Harvard president .. . . _ . Kaan thn cifn nf been the site of on an inirioiklA invisible house fnw for many mnn.. The astronomers £1S t TO Fl OHICl"S BStiIT!310 estimate the neV school since the 17th century, the Crimson BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — Using previously undetected galaxies right facilities at four observatories to track earth's galactic backyard, years. galaxies are about three million light years spokesman said. Location of the two galaxies, named from earth. A lieht year is the distance down report about strange space objects, a The discovery is like finding that an Maffei 1 and Maffei 2, and their apparent (Please turn to page 11) (Please turn to page 11) a team of astronomers has discovered two apparently vacant lot across the street has size and distance from earth, was reported Sunday in the Astrophysical Journal by astronomers from the University of .aird ends Vietnam visit California at Berkeley, the California Institute of Technology and the Carnegie InstUution of Washington. The nine astronomers who wrote the Jourard article said that interstellar dust in the to open with talks on Cambodia Milky Way Galaxy, of which earth is a part, has obscured the two galaxies and prevented their detection. The discovery means astronomers must revise their concept of what they call the Symposium SAIGON (AP) — Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird is the North Vietnamese continue to make gains in Cambodia and re Local Groups of galaxies, those nearest The three establish their supply routes and bases and de.ide to push back - day University College finding up his visit to South Vietnam today in a conference with - earth. The Local Group previously was Symposium will begin at 7:30 p.m. today resident Nguyen Van Thieu on the Cambodian side of the into Vietnam. believed made up of five galaxies; the in the Auditorium with speech by "dochinese war. Laird flies to Honolulu Monday for a brief stopover at Pacific Sydney The Command headquarters. Informants said he may stop at Milky Way, of which the sun is a minor Jourard. meeting is expected to deal with the possibility of more the star, the Andromeda Galaxy and three Jourard, professor of psychology at the ®utn Vietnamese support for the Cambodian government of western White House in San Clemente, Calif., to report to smaller satellite galaxies. University of Florida, will speak on *n. Lon No). President Nixon. Andromeda is the nearest massive "Unpolluting the Human Environment: A ki'dand other U.S. officials are described as deeply concerned neighbor to the Milky Way and the most Social World Fit for Humans to Grow In." bout the v Moorer, who accompanied Laird here from Washington, will go i that familiar galaxy in photos, science fiction neighboring Indochinese nation because a from Phnom Penh to Japan, presumably to meet with defense Other speakers in the symposium will be Mi°r North Vietnamese advance there could and popular astronomy. But the article pose a threat to the officials of that nation. Ervin Laszlo at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Margaret outhern half of South Vietnam at a time when U.S. forces are The U.S. Command announced Sunday that American B52 reported that Maffei 1 and Maffei 2 are Walker Alexander at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, tilling out. bombers attacked North Vietnamese supply routes inside only twice as far away as Andromeda — and the Rev. Howard Moody at 4 p.m. Informants said South Vietnamese forces are planning new Cambodia for the first time in a week. Allied strategy is to use making them close indeed on the Wednesday. , ens'ves inside Cambodia to counter new North Vietnamese American bombers and South Vietnamese ground troops to slow intergallactic distance scale. Moody will participate in an informal nrusts. the North Vietnamese advances. session with students and faculty at 3:30 Laird is p.m. today in the East Fee Formal sending Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, chairman of the U.S. While only small skirmishes were reported throughout South Lounge. J»tsituation e Chiefs and of Staff, to Phnom Penh early this week to review Vietnam Sunday, North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces Tickets on sale Mrs. Alexander, black author and Cambodian requests for aid. continued their attacks along Highway 4 inside Cambodia, which 'he secretary and Moorer visited American and South is Phnom Penh's highway to the sea. Tickets go on sale today for the Sly and professor of English at Jackson State 'etnamese field commanders Sunday and were given briefings on An army camp along the route at Talat, 45 miles southwest of the Family Stones Concert, also featuring College, will join students in an informal psituation in the 3rd Military Region. discussion from 3:30 to 5 p.m. today in Phnom Penh was hit Saturday night at almost the same time Ned, scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 23. "® the Womens' Formal Lounge of Wilson region, whcih includes Saigon and 11 surrounding North Vietnamese troops unleashed an attack on Cambodian Tickets, priced at $3.75, $3.25 and $2.75, Hall. P'ovinces, shares 231 miles of border with Cambodia. troops in bivouac at a pagoda in the town of Kompong Speu, 15 are available at Campbell's Smoke Shop, About 20,000 The theme of the symposium is "On American cor.ibat troops are being withdrawn miles to the northwest. A spokesman said one Cambodian soldier Marshall Music (East Lansing) and the the region by May, leaving only a security force of 5,000 was killed and seven were wounded before bombers silenced the Becoming Human." Union Ticket Office. "wind. This could make the South Vietnamese vulnerable should enemy. Court WASHINGTON (AP) - The centuries - old to ordinance and hear arguments Euclid's suspicious - persons to "conduct themselves in a manner annoying to Negro who drove up to an all - white apartment complex at 2:30 a.m., dropped off a Negro struggle over loitering laws resumes Monday in ordinance, both upheld by the Ohio Supreme persons passing by, or occupants of adjacent woman, parked and was found by a guard to be the Supreme Court with arguments on the Court against claims their terminology is too buildings." The appeal contends that being an annoyance talking into a microphone attached to a two - authority of police to clear the streets of vague and their impact repressive. way radio. In the Cincinnati case, Dennis Coates, an cannot be a crime under the Constitution. "annoying" or "suspicious persons." The appeal cites FBI statistics to show a antiwar protester, was arrested Dec. 7, 1967, The appeal suggests the Ohio court's approval of the Cincinnati ordinance 4 to 3 last January potential for racial discrimination in such Two test cases from Ohio bring before the during a demonstration outside draft ordinances. While blacks accounted for 27.5 per justices the familiar claims that loitering laws are headquarters. Four workers James Hastings. represents "an apparent backlash" at the cent of all criminal arrests in 1968, they Wendell Saylor, Arnold Adams and Clifford emergence of First Amendment freedoms. a symbol of oppression to blacks, labor pickets Cincinnati officials have responded that accounted for 45.3 per cent of "suspicious and war dissenters, subjecting them to arrest for Wyner, were arrested April 11, 1968, while persons" arrests. picketing the Whiteway Manufacturing Co. peaceful gatherings are beyond the reach of the activity that is constitutional and permissible if law, but that annoying public conduct is not. Defending the ordinance, Euclid officals say it carried on by other citizens. Officials claim Coates was interfering with is a constiutional means of protection against late The Euclid ordinance authorizes police to pedestrian traffic and was uttering "loud and arrest "suspicious persons" — defined as anyone - night burglary. On the other hand, the court is being pressed remarks." The four workers Thus the lines are drawn for a hearing that may boisterous are who "wanders about the streets" late at night by officials to permit policemen wide latitude to indicate the kind of stand the high court will be alleged to have blocked the path of a truck. and "who does not give satisfactory account of protect city streets, businesses and homes in tne The loitering ordinance makes it a crime for taking in the cases where individual liberties are himself." face of rising crime rates. . being balanced against the protection of society. The dispute centers on Cincinnati s loitering .. three ot more people to assemble in public and The test case was brought by James Palmer, a 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 11 news Debate livens Dconvenf/on adopted urged the State Central male members of the State Spaeth said. one affirming the rules and repeal of all abortion |aws >1 summary Committee to publish the platform adopted at the August, Central Committee with women. Harold J. Spaeth, professor of political science and a liberal, Area chairmen for the party were selected at the convention. bylaws adopted in 1968 which said that anyone who claims to be a Democrat can participate in Michigan. •Deplored the Transport SupersoJ (SST) program P From the wires of AP and UP1. Winthrop Rowe, chairman of 1970, Convention, which They were: Robert Hall, Lansing "down payment on a , included the controversial supported the move "not the deliberations of the country the Ingham County Democratic Ward I; Michael Williams, multi 1 million dollar gift to Party and instructor in business "amnesty for draft - dodgers" because of sexual equality but because of the maganificent job Lansing Ward II; Ronald committees. Other resolutions: interests." speej law, said Sunday that the strong plank. Symons, Lansing Ward III; Abortion repeal • f debate and differences of Another of the resolutions women did for sucessful and unsucessful candidates in the last James Shaver Jr., Lansing Ward •Directed Winthrop Rowe to Supported the United Workers Organizing Farl opinion at the party's adopted, but still requiring a IV; and Bruce McCrone, East and urged Gov. CommittA convention Friday were not review by the party's state election. Lansing and "out - county." contact Ingham Republican Million J Chairman David K. Berlo, direct all state indicative of major party convention in Grand Rapids "The time has come to Among the resolutions institutions f "We want to get as much problems. next month, was a move calling recognize that they pull more professor of communications, buy only union - packaJ IpMiipp ^1 "The Democratic party for the replacement of the two than their share of the weight," adopted at the convention was and seek bilateral support for student involvement as possible in the formation of the budget. But always has these kinds of excitements at conventions it's difficult to operate when * because we represent the you're technically without a people," he said. "There was lSKED budget, so we'd like to get one debate and to some observers it passed before the end of may have appeared that we were January." coming apart, but in fact we are not. ASMSU Chairman Harold Buckner Volunteer plans told - "We represent real interests (See story, p. 3) and debate only shows that we are alive. Politics, after all, is concerned with conflict and army resolution." WASHINGTON (AP) - A $2 - billion GI whole concept "a bill of goods," saying only the compete with private industry for volunteers. Rowe's remarks referred pay raise, bright enlistment attractions and of the draft can bring enough volunteers But Kelley told the House submittee no to pressure precis the reduction of KP duty are among initial Nixon plus draftees to meet the nation's military timetable can be set for the zero draft calls of Ingham County Democratic Convention at which the administration plans outlined to Congress for manpower needs. volunteer army because of the uncertainties. USSR hits U.S. terrorism differences between the liberal building an all-volunteer army. "We do not know what the attitudes of youni and the labor factions appeared Despite their disagreement on whether the end men toward military service will be in the But a Pentagon official told the House draft result will be a volunteer army, Hebert and post Pravda published a long article in Moscow Sunday to be wide. Vietnam period," he said. subcommittee at the same time there is doubt Kelley agreed the first requirement is to extend "We do not know what competing civiliai saying Soviet citizens in the United States are faced with Dart elected that the volunteer army can be achieved, partly the present draft law beyond its expiration date a "campaign of terror and provocation because "antimilitarism abroad in the land" may next June 30. opportunities will be . . .We do not know wha by Zionist storm James Dart was elected the response will be to increases in entry convention chairman after result in too few volunteers. pay troopers." But, it said, the majority of Americans Hebert, in line to become chairman of the full other incentives." condemn such acts. nearly two hours of discussion. "Under any circumstances we cannot gamble House Armed Services Committee, has President Nixon's planned request for $ One of the resolutions with national announced a bill extending the draft will be his The article in the Soviet Communist party newspaper security,"Asst. Secretary of billion in pay and housing and subsistenc Defense Roger T. Kelley told the subcommittee first order of business in the House in the opening allowance increases in the fiscal year startin was in print as W. Averell Harrinian, wartime U.S. Rush in testimony given secretly last August and weeks of the 92nd Congress. ambassador to Moscow, arrived for a private visit. next July 1 probably would have to be in Phi Kappa released Sunday. in future years if it does not draw Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird enoug Tau "We are determined to end draft calls," Kelley announced last month the administration hopes volunteers. 332-3577 said, "only after military requirements are being to achieve the volunteer army by mid-1973 if When the volunteer force is achieved the draf met adequately on a volunteer basis." Congress approved the pay raises and housing should still be kept on a standby basis, Kelle 125 N. Hagadorn Chairman F. Edward Hebert, D-La., called the and education benefits he said were needed to said, in case of emergency. Raft seen in Lake Michigan Have you ever considered fraternities? A U.S. coast guard helicopter was called Sunday to investigate the sighting of a one - man life raft in Lake Michigan near Pentwater. Officials said the sighting We mean really seriously?If you 2 officers shot, could be linked to the crash of a B-52 bomber in the haven't maybe you should. lake some 150 miles north Thursday night. Since the plane crashed Thursday night near You Charlevoix, considerable debris has been found, including parts of the fuselage, clothing, life preservers, might find that each house has something in Army camp papers and other wreckage. just for you. So why not come through DA NANG, Vietnam (AP) - Spokesmen said a full noted two of the enlisted i Air force spokesmen said, however, that no bodies nor parts of human remains had been found. The plane was rush with an open mind. . . A two midnight argument between officers and five enlisted investigation is under way. were from another unit After the shootings, the Army asked them to leave. believed to be in nearly 175 feet of water. men over noise from a blaring imposed an early evening curfew At one point, one of th YOU MIGHT DECIDE TO STAY. stereo set erupted in pistol shots at the Quang Tri base, 19 miles enlisted men turned up th that killed one U.S. Army major south of the demilitarized zone, volume again and one of th and wounded a second. The shooting occurred j Investigators said the two officers pulled out the plug Calley-Hutto trials resume Open Rush Tonight, 7-10 p.m. Friday at the U.S. combat base at Quang Tri in the northern end early officers, returning to their quarters about 15 minutes after the stereo set. Investigators said the pisto midnight Thursday, heard loud firing occurred shortly after this of the country, spokesmen said*. noise from a stereo The trials of Lt. William L. player Calley and Sgt. Charles Names of the two majors shot coming from an enlisted men's One of the majors, wounde Hutto, both accused in the alleged massacre of civilians BETA THETA PI DELTA CHI withheld in the head, made his way to were pending billet. The officers asked the five at My Lai, resume in Ft. McPherson, Ga., today. 1148 E. Grand River 101 Woodmere notification of kin. enlisted men there to turn down aid station about 100 yai 351-3921 332-0866 Three enlisted men were the volume and an argument from the enlisted men's quarten Meanwhile, the Army announced Sunday it has ended held for questioning, but Army a series of closed hearings to determine whether Capt. ensued, followed by shooting. The body of the other majo officials refused to say whether Part of the argument stemmed Ernest Medina will be tried for his role in the My Lai was found about half way to th charges had been lodged. from the fact that the officers assault. No date for a decision on court - martial has aid station. been indicated. DELTA SIGMA PHI PHI KAPPA TAU The Stute News, the student newspaper at Michigan State LANSING SKI CLUB: 1218 E. Grand River 125 N. Hagadorn University, is published Calley, who is being tried at Ft. Benning, Ga., is every class day during four school 2 DOUBLE CHAIR LIFTS, accused of killing 102 My Lai villagers. Hutto is accused 332-5035 332-3577 terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. 12 SLOPES, 6 ROPE TOWS. of assault with intent to kill at least six persons. Subscription rate is $14 per year. MSU MEMBERSHIPS STILL AVAILABLE - FOR INFO Member Associated Press, United Press International, CALL 332-0600. WE GIVE Inland Daily Press Association, Associated All these houses are within Michigan Press Collegiate Press, INSTRUCTION DAILY. Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, United States Student Press Association. Coco Chanel dies walking distance of one another Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Gabrielle Coco Chanel, queen of the French high Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services fashion industry, died in Paris Sunday night. She was Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, 87. Michigan. Miss Chanel, whose classic tailored suits were a by¬ MONTHLY FREE Phones: word with well - dressed women throughout the world Editorial AND DELIVERY 355-8252 TERM AND for decades, died in the suite she had Classified Advertising occupied in the 355-8255 RATES SERVICE exclusive Ritz Hotel in central Paris for many years. Display Advertising 353-6400 Business-Circulation 355-3447 University TV Rentals A chambermaid found her ill and had a doctor called. The cause of death was not reported Photographic ] 355-8311 351-7900 immediately but friends said she died peacefully. A Memorable Maddox to step down Dining Experience in Gov. Lester Maddox of Georgia, whose unorthodox ways confounded politicians and often delighted voters over surrenders his office the past four to a many years, successor SPECIAL LANSING MALL Scfeuls DOWNTOWN Tuesday. WEST SAGINAW MERIDIAN MALL The inauguration of Jimmy Carter, LEONARD PLAZA EAST GRAND RIVER a boyish - looking former state senator Danish Melamine Salad/Mixing Bowls from southwest Georgia, brings an end to Maddox the boisterous, often stormy administration. Maddox, l'/i-quart, $3 3-quart, 4.50 CELEBRATES THEIR however, will remain highly visible in 2-quart, 3.50 Forlc/Spoon, Pr. 1.75 Second Year state politics as lieutenant governor. Bright and colorful, practical and durable heavy mixing Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday-Friday and or salad bowls, designed by Sigvard Bernadalte and Saturday .IIyraunaJ //, 25^ m, Broaden GOP appeal: Milliken Acton Bjorn for the modern housewife. Dishwasher proof, acid and heat resistant, beautiful. Handled rim with NOON AND EVENING Rapping the Spiro Agnew politicking of the 1970 campaign, Gov. Milliken Saturday urged Republicans to broaden the appeal of their party. "It is not only morally wrong but politically stupid to pouring spout, non-skid rubber base inset. Bring cheer to your kitchen with honey gold, avocado or purple. FAMOUS write off any segment of America for political expediency. We can't afford to write off or to alienate blacks, youth or any other group," Milliken told the FRIED CHICKEN DINNER Ripon Society in includes choice of: Chicago. mashed potato and gravy Observers regarded iviuliken's speech as yet another phase in making the Republican governor more well known in national politics. Jacabsoris ONLY 11 choice of Roll & Butter succulent vegetable choice of beverage Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan AUT C ad vises illegal permits returned Nonnamaker, vice president of Miss Renaud said Sunday afternoon, AUTC members Rosenhaft maintained the student affairs, the results of an afternoon she submitted before heard a request from George removal of graduated student investigation into the alleged Christmas vacation the Bullard, editor - in - chief of the fines at this time could only be Members of the AH - State News, for removal of sent to AUTC subcommittee illegal sale of student driving and investigation to the Student - an University Traffic Committee parking permits. Bernitt said he Faculty Judiciary which has not student graduated parking fines. for investigation before any (AUTC) voted Friday afternoon asked Nonnamaker to submit started reviewing the matter. Bullard said fines for student regulation changes could to advise 18 persons suspected be the case to an MSU judiciary She said the judiciary violations of parking regulations made. of possessing illegal student body. chairman and vice chairman have should be equal to faculty fines. No definite action was taken parking and driving permits to Nonnamaker said Sunday reviewed the case briefly but He added the graduated student on the matter. return permits for inspection or afternoon he refercd the matter have not taken further action on fines were unnecessary and Following the request for face cancellation of all driving to Ruth E. Renaucj, -ector of it. The judiciary will meet should be changed. removal of graduated fines, the privileges. judicial As the current parking fine committee heard a request from The action called for registered programs. tonight, she added, and will hold a preliminary review of the system stands, MSU faculty ativ of the letters to be sent to holders of members receive departments of medicine and "suspicious" them that permits, advising all special driving State investigation to determine which items in the case to schedule for can only a $1 parking fine despite the number of violations incurred. psychiatry for eight additional reserved faculty parking spaces hearings. privileges have been suspended. Submission to an MSU Robert W. Bissell, records near Linton Hall and Olin Health The holders will have seven days Center. from the date the letters are on judiciary body followed Ingham requprosecutors' decision Dec. 3 manager for the Dept. of Pulbic Safety, said the present The representatives said not mailed in which to return to issue criminal warrants graduated system acts as a medical school faculty members permits to the vehicle sought by police deterrent to students who might must make several trips per day against for persons registration office. The date for sending the letters was not decided. fund involved in the sale. Prosecutors said the matter was a University otherwise park on campus and take their chances with receiving to local community health hospitals centers and and must affair. a flat $2 fine. return promptly to campus for Richard 0. Bernitt, director of Fines discussed public safety, reported letters aid An application for financial for a drug program Police announced Nov. 9 they had begun an investigation into Louis F. Hekhuis, associate dean and director of student teaching duties and patient care. AUTC members declined to had previously been sent to encompassing the city of East allegations that illegal student government, said the graduated grant the eight parking spaces holders of 37 questionable Members of the All-University Traffic Committee (AUTC) discuss a request by George Bullard, Lansing, the Citizens Drug driving and parking permits were student fine system developed and defeated a motion to editor • in • chief of the State News, that student graduated parking fines be eliminated in favor permits. Nineteen permits were Action Council, Inc., and the being with the provide three for the either justified or confiscated, he sold through growth of the spaces Ingham County Mental Health intermediaries to persons in the University. medical school faculty. of equal fines for both students and faculty. Louis F. Hokhuis, issociatn donn and director of said, and 18 permits were not Board programs is expected to campus area for $55 each. student government, second from right in the background, said the graduated fine system was accounted for. be acted upon Tuesday, Mark Rosenhaft, who chaired created to meet the growth of the University. Bernitt also reported he had State News photo by Tom Dolan according to East Lansing Friday his final AUTC meeting, sent on Dec. 4 to Eldon R. Administrative Assistant William M. Costick. recommended subcommittee be formed an AUTC to COLD FEET? The three agencies submitted establish guidelines for issuing HURSDAY IN SHAW individual applications to the special permits to prevent an Get them warm and keep them dry with BOOTS Tri- County Commission on illegal sale from happening again. Criminal Justice last fall. The In other action Friday from MSU SHOE REPAIR pommission combined the three MEN'S & LADIES' from $15.00 Open The first open hearing on the the budget requests submitted budget ASMSU spends programs and Enforcement Justice. submitted the final package to the Michigan Commission and on Law Criminal LANSING SKI CLUB: 2 DOUBLE CHAIR LIFTS, 12 SLOPES, 6 ROPE TOWS. MSU MEMBERSHIPS STILL AVAILABLE - FOR INFO M.S.U. SHOE REPAIR its student tax before the end of Junauary. A nod from the state CALL 332-0600. WE GIVE reposed ASMSU 1971 budget by various groups, will be revenue. commission lill be held at 7 p.m. Thursday A second meeting will be Tuesday would INSTRUCTION DAILY. discussed at the meeting. In the past, the student board authorize grant assistance for dShaw Hall. ASMSU Chairman Hal has held Jan. 20 in Wonders Hall to approved its annual budgets several drug programs, including The section of the budget Buckner decided last week to without hearings, relying on discuss the section of the budget ALL YOU CAN EAT the local Drug Education Center, oncerning allocations to hold the budget hearings to give district representatives to voice regarding general expenses of the Inc. tudent organizations, including students a direct voice in how the desires of their constituency. student board. "We want to get as much TV RENTALS cology groups hold student, involvement as possible in the formation of the budget," Buckner said. 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In an unexplained lapse from "It may seem unfair to you, but we all w 12; Point of View was written on New the dynamic leadership we've learned to have to do our part, no matter how small our contributions may seem to us. After yield another $264,000. And by the salaries of the 600 assistant euttii 3L\ v - MARK EICHER, managing editor Year's Day by C. Patrick ("Tex") expect from our central administration, profs -i\ - ED HUTCHISON, city editor they failed to provide the colleges and all, every dollar counts. These are times they average $12,000 - by 11* per cent Larrowe, professor of economics. X when each of us must say to himself: 'Ask can retrieve $128,000. All told, that BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor I haven't heard much talk about it rmong departments with guidelines for carrying won KEN KRELL, editorial editor out this dolorous assignment. not what the central administration can do bring us to within $82,000 of our goal 0( my faculty colleagues, but as we move into for me. Ask what can I do for the central million and a half. Some of my JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor the new year, MSU .aces a grave financial Left on their own, some of the colleaeu, administration.'" may not agree, but I'm confident that GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor crisis. The Nixon administration, seeking departments have quietly but with vigor demonstrated an unwonted willingness to Moreover, cutting grad assistants from administrators will dig down into t Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award with commendable diligence ways to make sacrifices in the common cause. the payroll has its bright side, too. Grad pockets to put us over the top. for outstanding journalism. control the inflation it inherited from its Secretaries' coffee breaks have been cut students who, unlike my young friend, are Knowing the faculty as I do, I expe predecessor, has cut back its contribution able to stay on at the University won't that some will say that while my back to a more realistic level, with pr0pos to the University. Our own state has some merit, it isn't viable. So I gratifying increases in productivity. The have to grade papers now or do research have government, itself desperately on the for their profs. That means they'll have alternative to suggest. I have son lunch hour remains a problem, but as a shorts because of the Nixon Depression, EDITORIALS has asked us to help out by returning to respected administrator recently explained to me, "Tex, you still don't seem to get the more time to study. And that's what they're really here for, isn't it? reservations about it,but I put it the interest of stimulating a forward meaningf the state treasury some of this year's point. When you work to bring about One department in the basic college has dialogue. In industry, a man who mak appropriation. found a way to save money that on its face 100 pairs of shoes a day gets paid The central administration of the orderly change, you can't move too fast." Graduate assistants have been lopped off may seem trivial. If each instructor, the than a man who makes 10. (I'm University, therefore, has asked each assumin of course, a nonunion shop, where Ceasing the payroll, which is of course unfortunate. chairman has suggested, will make a yc academic unit on the campus (colleges, groun departments and so on) to do everything it can to turn back one and one - half per Already, some have had to drop out of school. But he dropped as by I said to my one of ours when office, suitcase in hand, determined effort to retrieve the scoring pencils after the students have finished the machine - graded exams, the department don't have restrictions on Suppose we apply this Classic initiative.) Productivity Law, or CPL, as it's known cent of the money allocated for this year's can effect substantial savings. One young economics, to our problem. According l not total wi faculty member (I've heard he's a radical) made a countersuggestion: "Why don't we give essay exams instead? Then we CPL, a professor who teaches a large da is more productive (remember the pairs of shoes?) than one whose class 1( wouldn't have to spend any money at all small. This gives us an objects For more than a year, Defense could take over all the ground on pencils." The senior faculty rejected his completely impersonal standard for cuttir Secretary Melvin Laird has*' been proposal, sternly reminding him that even salaries. Moreover, the law is absurd fighting in Southeast Asia. saying the United States will cease all Even more conceivable is the in parlous times like these, standards must simple to administer. If you get a high CP not be tampered with. score, you get a small salary cut; if you ground action in South Vietnam in possibility that citizens will construe a low CPL rating, we'll take a g< mid-1971. Last week's Inspiring as these sacrifices are, a budget big bite the end of U.S. ground action as an of your salary. study I have conducted shows that they announcement served simply as end to U.S. troubles in Southeast don't go far enough. After all these savings Another feature of CPL many in tl certification of what Laird has been Asia - an erroneous assumption. The saying all along. Pentagon plans a continued large - A sense of pessimism can hardly scale commitment of U.S. support be avoided when one remembers "Why don't we give essay exams instead? Then troops for the war. The South how we sent Marines to Vietnam in we wouldn't have to spend any money at all on Vietnamese will act as mercenaries . the mid-sixties to end the war fast. for U.S. interests in Asia, using pencils. " The senior faculty rejected his proposal, And when that didn't work, we American guns, supplies and air sternly reminding him that even in parlous times started bombing North Vietnam, a like these, standards must not be tampered with. support. sure way to end the war in six The crime of U.S. involvement months. At least it sounded good remains the same; only the identity then. of the criminal has changed. The have been made, there will still be a academic community will admire: YJ Once again, Americans are told United States still claims its right to shortfall of a million and a half we will don't have to Know wnat a prof makes t the war will be over in six months. meddle in the affairs of any of its have to find somewhere. In the course of know how much of a cut to take o The essence of the most recent Laird "allies." The people in Southeast my research, I have discovered where the pay. All you have to know is where he money can be found. on the CPL scale. Thus, with this metho announcement, though, amounts to Asia still have no real prospect for It turns out that 90 per cent of our we can solve our budget problem withoi a bit more than pie in the sky. peace. budget goes to pay faculty salaries. It U.S. having to violate MSU's policy of salai ground operations have Not too very long ago when follows that no matter how ruthlessly we secrecy. already come to a substantial Richard Milhous Nixon was go about trimming fat from the budget, Before submitting my research f standstill. It is conceivable that by campaigning for the American until we reach faculty salaries most of the publication, I presented my proposals i fat remains untouched. our workshop. My colleagues' mid-year the South Vietnamese presidency, he promised the people response w: I therefore have a modest proposal: cut unanimous: "Tex, you've finally convinc that he had a secret formula to end faculty salaries. us you're a crank. Before well put up w the war in Vietnam. Time is running There are on our faculty 900 full a pay cut, we'll quit and drive a truck for out on the President. He is either professors, who have average salaries of living." unable or unwilling to end all U.S. $19,000. If we cut their salaries by 6 per Maybe so. involvement in Southeast Asia, the cent, we can bring in $1,140,000. Cutting But I say the sons and daughters of th: the salaries of the 550 associate profs, who only means ever to have any hope taxpayers of Michigan are entitled to make on the average $16,000, by 3 per continuation of the academic excellent for peace in that unfortunate land. cent (note that we follow the old - "State" is known for. The end of American ground action is no substitute for complete withdrawal from Southeast Asia. POINT OF VIEW Reductions in American casualties may mean peace to Richard Nixon, but the 15 million people in South Vietnam no doubt harbor a different interpretation. 'Mobe' should repudiate YSA Ecological EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Point of View was submitted by Harry prime sponsors of SMC activities. The Young Socialist Alliance is, among other expansionist State of Israel." In a Young Socialist pamplet titled, gall to proclaim its stand for "peace"!! We predict that the future demands o Perlstadt, instructor in sociology, and things, a defender of Arab terrorism and an "Zionism and the Arab Revolution: The "peace" groups with such orientations wi necessary eight others. admitted enemy of Israel. Myth of Progressive Israel," co Last The USA magazine, Young Socialist, titles its lead story for April, 1969, current circulation YSA states that Israel on a pamphlet in the MSU campus, not be "non-involvement of U.S. troops. That demand is a straw man to begin w as Israel has term, the MSU Student "Defend the Arab Revolution." repeatedly rejected outsic Recent Mobilization Committee (SMC) distributed ". .acts as a guardian of imperialist documentation of temporary. Jungle areas sprayed . troop help and obviously doesn't need th leaflets that called the situation in the The cover features an Arab guerrilla interests in the Middle East." defoliation activities in Vietnam has more than once will take 20 years or U.S. Army to defend it. The futur Middle East "A serious threat for the firing a Soviet automatic rifle. The inside YSA is entitled to any stand it wants to demands of SMC-YSA, and similarl publicized yet another nightmarish more to recover. Mangrove forests antiwar movement." The threat from the cover page states (among other things) take, but we do feel that when it poses as oriented groups, will undoubtedly inclu ' aspect of the war. It is not enough will take decades. "One can therefore sum up the solution an advocate of SMC point of view did not come from peace it makes its political the termination of all American a that the war has unnecessarily cost In response to the commission's Soviet presence in the area, from which we propose by the formula: orientations iclear. There is "peace," after Egyptian military supplies, economic credits a threats to renew the shooting, from the de-Zionization of Israel and its integration all, in occupied Czechoslovakia. thousands of lives; now we find that findings, the White House has diplomatic support to Israel. in a socialist Middle East Union." Since The SMC-YSA leaflet which decries the Jordanian civil war, from Should their efforts succeed, YSA, SM Americans have also destroyed fully committed itself to "an orderly yet long-standing obviously, the vast majority of Israel's Jews "threat" of U.S. aggression in the Middle Arab - Israeli animosities, but from the the MSU community and rest of the worl 20 per cent of the countryside with rapid phaseout of heroicide are, by their support of their homeland, East makes us wonder possibility of U.S. involvement as (in SMC why no mention is will be able to witness another attempt chemical defoliants, caused human operations." terms) Zionists, "de-Zionization" has a certain made of the presence in Egypt of 10,000 an "aggressor." familiar ring of genocide about it. reach Utopia over the bodies of Jews, genetic mutations whose full effect is Russian military advisers, the But if the damage to the Let us, Egyptian us, however, it matters not if the Utopia" just for a moment, examine the The weekly paper of the YSA is The employment of Soviet air force not yet understood and upset the environment is as great as the motivations and implications of such a pilots, the a Nordic - Aryan "New Order" or Militant. In a June, 1969, article entitled astronomical Soviet ecological balance for years to come. - Egyptian violation of Left "Secularized" Palestine. The c commission scientists believe it is, position. Who is the MSU-SMC to begin "Palestine Solidarity Campaign," YSA the first 90-day truce. will be Jewish men, women and childr Detailed information came to light then with? proclaims the following political point of This is a strange sort of why doesn't the government myopia. The and frankly, we are beyond enduring si during a recent meeting of the stop the operations immediately? view vis a vis Israel. effort of 2,500,000 Jews, to survive in a "fashionable" support for On Oct. 28, 1970, the State News in an "The present struggle land that has been their mass murder. W American Assn. for the of the Palestinian hope for 1,800 wish to ask the- However "rapid" the phaseout will article by Bill Hoistein, listed the Young Young Socialist Allia" Advancement of Science (AAAS) in people is a struggle to reclaim their rights years, is termed "aggression." The effort of and the Student Mobilization Committ be, it cannot be soon enough nor can Socialist Alliance (YSA) as one of the and the USSR and their Arab overthrow the Zionist, racist and Chicago, where an independent allies, an effort one question — who is in danger it reverse the damage already done. aimed at driving 2,500,000 Jews into the extermination in the Middle East - Jews commission backed by the AAAS sea, is termed "a It is ironic struggle for the Arabs? revealed the frightening extent of and particularly OUR READERS' MIND restoration of the democratic and The Arab guerrilla peace formula, th" this ecological slaughter. displeasing that, while America is independent state of Palestine." (Young same Arab guerrillas that YSA lauds Nor is this the first time the just beginning to critically evaluate Socialist, April, 1969). We do not think it passionately, is a formula for death. T its own ecological problems, it still strange that a group Italian correspondent, Oriana Falla" problem has been aired. Two years covering itself with the cloak of "peace" remains blind to the destruction of quotes (the guerrilla chief) Yassir Arafat igo. Sen. Charles Percy. R-Ill., should support those who would Thanks, Mr. Officer! another land's environment. kill Jews. conception of peace as: belittled the government's "rape of Hitler too preached the The Vietnamese people are going once the Jews were dawning of Utopia "Peace for us means Israel's destruct " nature" and cried that we were eliminated; the blame and to have to live with their chemically for the world's nothing else!" (Washington Post Mar ilienating the Vietnamese people. plagues, disasters and 28,1970) burnt trees, destroyed crops and inequities has often been attributed to We Just how bad a "rape" we are As I stood on a corner freezing, a campus Jews. therefore call on the Stud" stunted flora, no matter how long To the Editor: cop drove Mobilization Committee to eithe committing, however, was never by, stopped and gave me a ride The Young Socialist Alliance the war continues. Needless to say, to Brody. It seems that not all cops have as, by its repudiate the support of the You made public until the commission I am a second term freshman and it has gone bad! It's about time we gave them a POfitio", allied itself with a nation (the Socialist Alliance or for the You documented the extent of the withdrawing American forces from been my opinion, up until last night, that little USSR) that continues to persecute its Socialist Alliance to repudiate its s Vietnam would certainly solve the the police on this campus were a bunch of recognition. Jewish population and . damage. armaments, advisers, diplomatic supply the for those that wish to annihilate Israel. It • Defoliation has ruined 35 per problem, and American agricultural rotten guys. I have heard many stories support inconceivable aid about these campus cops from fellow Clarence Alan Stewart and technical personnel that fuel the Arab that any peace moventf''- cent of South Vietnam's forests and would repair much of the Rochester freshman should serve as a front for the politi" students and friends on how these police efforts to "de-Zionize" Israel. And the machinations of a group that supp°r more than one half billion dollars damage. really don't care about the welfare of the Jan. 6,1971 Young Socialist Alliace has the unmitigated efforts to annihilate an entire nation jvorth of marketable timber has been But even for those who buy students of this campus. It seems that all these cops are interested in doing is giving destroyed. Nixon's Vietnamization plan by ANV VULTURE CAU6HT • Crops that could have fed 1973, herbicide operations should parking tickets and towing away cars. 70.000 hungry villagers lie in the not be considered a part of that Some students complain that instead of SITTINS MY giving so many of these parking tickets the SNOWMAN SETS CLOBBERED! ields, rotten from chemicals. phaseout. Chemical destruction of police should give more traffic or speeding • The ecological cycle has been Vietnam must stop — not rapidly but tickets; after all how many students have disrupted and flora and fauna are immediately. It is a sad commentary ever been hit by a parked car? nomeless. Last night about 2 o'clock, I had to walk on America that in Nor are these "saving" Vietnam in the cold from Fee to Brody. I wasn't repulsive effects she found it necessary to destroy it. dressed too warm so I got cold very fast. COLLEAGUES COMMENT Wharton's role: quiet, intense involvement Elliott Ballard, presidential assistant, said by johnborger recently. "He has often called in people added. "You don't have to fight your way he said, "meeting with student groups — November elections; the department has and to the president to get an administrative the flow of information to and from his who are not yet to reply. DIANE PETRYK particularly visible in the task done, but lower - level administrators office with various student groups kept "I think he wields his influence with administrative structure, State News Staff Writer! especially if they don't always move as decisively or don't everything together. Consequently we did great subtlety," Peter Flynn, president of are the ones who will be most finish the school year while other directly pull the same influence that the president the Council of Graduate Students (COGS), Clifton K. Wharton Jr. has neither the affected by a decision which is going to be does." universities were shut down." said. hand control of patriarchal John made." Jack Breslin added that he felt Wharton has "He has a terrific way of finessing very Breslin, executive vice president, inah the cigar and bow - tied "If Wharton had become president who has worked under all three an excellent relationship with the difficult situations — such as the student of exuberant Walter Adams. presidents, legislature. unbovance — directly after Hannah, instead of after a said he remembered Hannah as a more strike and people's park — and avoiding "Wharton is not a Instead, he has brought to the charismatic president like Adams who had authoritarian person than Wharton. grandstander," Robert disruptive situations," Flynn added. quiet but intense Perrin, vice president for University "However, he sometimes failed to treat jesidential role _ extremely close contact with the students, "Wharton has his own opinions, but he Relations, said. "But he's effective. He's issues with the urgency that I think the ^Ivement which does not begin and end I think fewer people would be questioning also uses the opinions of a lot of people," strong where he needs to be but sensitive students would have liked to see." ith himself but encompasses the entire his style," Harold Buckner, ASMSU Breslin said. "And he discusses matters to people, the issues and their In trying to be president of the entire problems." (diversity. chairman, observed. longer before acting on them." Wharton's desire for community University, Wharton has had to be careful "He generally tries to involve those who "He seems to delegate authority alot, Breslin said he admired Wharton for the involvement in decision making is evident not to become an advocate of any would have a valuable input," - single way he handled student unrest last spring. - ■ which is a two edged sword," Buckner in his approach to the faction or interest group. Occasionally, he - complex problems "He worked endlessly during the strike," of admissions and student body has had to suppress his own feelings to composition. keep them from being identified as official Instead of producing a new program University policy. single - handedly, he called for the creation Wharton has said he feels free to speak of a 25-member commission of students, openly only on matters of direct concern faculty, administrators, alumni and to higher education or on matters of which legislators to study the issue. he has extensive personal knowledge — And while he has spent a great deal of such as Southeast Asia. time presiding at all commission meetings This policy has occasionally drawn and public hearings, Commission Chairman criticism. Last spring, when he delivered Ira Polley said, Wharton has avoided the commencement address at Johns giving even the appearance of directing the Hopkins University and condemned the commission's conclusions. overemphasis on military concerns in The Wharton administration has "Tradition will no Ion get America's Southeast Asian foreign policy, shunned the fiery retort in favor of the one Michigan publisher blasted him for s justification for passivism quiet brush - off. "misusing his position as MSU president." This summer, when the U.S. House When Wharton first was named Internal Security Committee asked the president, some blacks on campus voiced University for a list of on-campus speakers, fears that a black president might hurt by implication, radical and liberal speakers, their interests by going out of his way to the administration quietly buried the avoid the appearance of "giving in to request. blacks." But this has not proven to be the "It's not a matter that's high on our agenda," Perrin said at the time. (When the committee's final report was Robert L. Green, director of the Center for Urban Affairs, said he believes Wharton completed, a federal judge enjoined its distribution on the grounds that it was a has the full support of the total black blacklist of speakers critical of the Nixon community. administration.) "Wharton has received tremendous Increased comm Again this fall, when the Justice Dept. tried to invite one of its representatives to respect for the efforts he has been engaged in during the past year. I'm impressed with ■ One of the goals of the Wharton administration has been to create two speak on campus, Wharton turned the the excellent job he has done in providing - way channels of communication in the ■ University - community. Seeking out student views, Wharton visited request over to a student group. The the leadership MSU needed at this crucial with students in several residence hall students told the Justice Dept. they would period in the growth of the University," I lounges during his first year as MSU president. State News photo by Tom Gaunt welcome a speaker anytime after the Green said. President strives residence hall lounges. to achieve goals P5 "Although the primary "Centrality "Centralitv of the Fferson." Person." What What does Wharton think does Wharton think ofof Although he has maintaned aan d.. niamc dctd v/i/ By DIANE PETRYK "thon "Then vupwe rrpatpH the Student. created t.hp Student « a tndnv'c ctnHonfr »r»Hvictc9 Hnnr nolirv Whartnn today's student activists? open - door policy, Wharton said n.. purpose of the Presidential "A great deal has been done it nr»on - said State News STaff Writer Advisory Group, which is a more Fellows was not to aid this area in beginning to talk "In my day they were he discovered it's not as easy to formalized interaction between communictions, due to the about different than student activists find time to see everyone who it," Wharton said. "The | President Wharton, reflecting top administrators and student nature and composition of the important element is the need to today," he said. "Some of their would like to see him. tin his first year in office, said he leaders," Wharton said. fellows group their presence here "I do try to see everyone who make people aware in regard to procedures i and goals are Beels improving communication He also mentioned initiation similar, but many are very "The real measure of naturally has offered viewpoints those values which are human wants an appointment," he said, ftnd searching for areas for of a column in the State News and insights," Wharton said. values. We need to work hard to different." "but sometimes they have to excellence is not how a person ■(instructive change have been and experimentation with a offset the depersonalization of N ot wait a week or so." Many areas where a need for only having been a measures at entry to the freshman is major goals since he became weekly television program as change has been discovered, such large institutions as this. student activist, but "practically class, but rather his performance llSU president in January, 1970. Wharton said he found the further attempts by his Wharton said, are within the "It's hard to find specific every experience you have" is I "I suspect the major direction administration to better most enjoyable parts of his job and capacity upon graduation. " realm of the Presidential activities for this purpose, but needed as a college president, ■if change first necessarily dealt communications from the Commission on Admissions and we're Wharton said. during the past year to be the with changes in the way in beginning to verbalize the lounge dialogs, being administration to students and Student Body Composition. need," he said. "This particular kind of which 1, in particular, and the others in the community. "Much of the commission's Wharton said he has talked to position is so all - embrassive and spontaneously serenaded by lentral administration, in students at Cowles House and But Wharton said he does not work has been directed at demanding that tend to many black students in the past you jeneral, developed methods for think of communication as call up and make use of every bit participating in formal and change," he said, "to see if year and termed his relations informal discussions with Effectuating communication," merely transmitting his ideas to changes are required and should with the black student body of knowledge you have," he Wharton said. student leaders and in alumni others. be made. said. ■ Wharton "operable." meetings. cited specific "I look upon communication "The University will Part of the adjustment he had probably "I'll stick to my orginal urograms he created for this as a two way process," he said. be to make in - greatly affected by the statement," he said, "that I becoming a As far as 1971 goes, Wharton ■wrpose. "It's not just communicating my university president, Wharton questions they will answer," he would better understand the said the challenge of the coming "First, I initiated the lounge views to students, but working observed. said, is to being in the public year will involve maintaining and _ ■ialogs," he said, "which were a problems of black students both ways." Since his term began, many eye. naturally, as I would Mexican improving the academic personal, rather than a One Wharton innovation that of the president's speeches have American students and other "This is different than excellence of MSU. Itructured type thing." has helped communicate student emphasized the importance of minorities, but I am still anything I've ever done before. I During the past year Wharton views to the administratiotion human You have to learn how to His New Year's resolution: values and the president of the whole d his wife met with students has been the creation of the importance of moving toward a insulate and protect your family "To spend more ti le with my University, not just any part or discussions in several Presidential Fellows program. greater sense of what he calls the life," he said. family." group." Far-reaching innovations mark Wharton's first year been entirely closed. By JOHN BORGER Wharton has also made several organizational changes, including State News Staff Writer the addition of two presidential assistants (James Spaniolo and "You don't just leap into an institution this size and say 'Oh Nolen Ellison) and a vice presidency (the vice president for boy, I've got all the answers.' It isn't that I don't have ideas for University relations, Robert Perrin). change." Since becoming president, Wharton has given 45 major "The University ought to he With that remark — made Jan. 23, 1970, at an informal speech addresses and 25 minor speeches, traveling throughout Michigan in Wonders Hall — President Wharton has summed up his "action 'beautiful society of the mind'. " to deliver most of them. plan" during his first year at MSU: He has plans for the In the first two of his "Pluralistic University" speeches, he has University, but he wants these plans shared, and even modified, stressed that universities should be deeply concerned with human by the University community before they become actual values and that they should collectively attempt to provide access programs. to higher education for all members of society. In the year since he took office, Wharton has initiated several The third and final speech in this series, which will focus on the programs which may deeply affect the future of the University. university's search for a social role, has already beep drafted and Potentially the most far reaching of these is the 25 - member awaits a suitable occasion for delivery. Presidential Commission on Admissions and Student Body In his "City of Youth" speech to the Michigan Municipal Composition, the first such group on an institutional level ever to League Sept. 9, Wharton spoke of the unique characteristics of a study the problems of admissions, student mix and, beyond that, community overwhelmingly populated by 18 to 22 - year - olds. the whole mission of the University. Throughout his speeches, Wharton has spoken of the If its final report, scheduled to be completed by the end of this "centrality of the person" — the first major point in his first term, is adopted by the board of trustees, it will have far - ranging major speech as president, delivered to the Faculty Club Jan. 20. consequences for almost every phase of University life and the Although Wharton prefers to take a long - range view of futures of thousands of college bound students from Michigan • problems, he has often been forced to handle short ■ term crises. and throughout the country. Shortly after Wharton arrived on campus, the verdict in the Also of major importance was the creation of the Committee "Chicago Seven" conspiracy trial sparked window - smashing and Against Discrimination (CAD) and the Anti • Discrimination student - police confrontations Feb. 19. Wharton met the Judicial Board (ADJB). demonstrators on the steps of the Union and urged them to buy Both agencies developed from the Brookover Report, which television time to present their views. affirmed a commitment by the University to "no discrimination During the spring disturbances which swept college campuses on the basis of race, creed, ethnic origin or sex." across the nation in the wake of the Cambodian invasion and the J Resident Facing the trustees Although the Brookover committee began its work under former President Walter Adams, approval of the report came at a deaths at Kent State and Jackson State, Wharton worked night and day to cool tempers. Wharton looks over notes at a meeting of the board of special Wharton - initiated board of trustees meeting Feb. 28. The Despite a widespread boycott of classes and dissident groups trustees. Under Wharton's administration, the informal Thursday night proposals have been implemented under Wharton's guidance. which complained of Wharton's "lack of responsiveness," Under Wharton, the Thursday night "executive sessions" of the relatively little violence occurred on campus. The board of | se«ions of the trustees were opened to the public. board of trustees were partially opened to the public and the trustees commended Wharton for his performance during the State News photo by Dick Warren press for the first time. The last two such sessions, however, have disturbances. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 11,197 Mich Tora '--phony, bo Comedian ( Twentieth - Century - Fox has cardboard backdrops been used stupid and Japanese are cunning, to discuss RICI released within five months viewer expects things to pick up appears more the work of young By to real ships, real This film makes the Pearl Harbor represent in the second half when the boys with their first box of State New three of the worst films man has battles and real locations. bombing seem almost noble, Japanese bombers strike. The fireworks than as an example of ever created: "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls," "Myra Spectacular too — but, again, implying that if Americans for the wrong reasons — is the this ignorant were they deserved the audience has been so numbed by the preliminaries and delays, filmmakers recording a historic event. t system' Christmas -for A"10 Breckinridge" and their latest array of recognizable second - consequences. however, the attack brings little "Tora! Tora! Tora!, USU's ho offense, "Tora! Tora! Tora!" rate actors that has been But beyond the slipshod look sustained excitement when it translated into Japanese, means Comedian Mort Sahl inspired "Myra" and "Valley" have, assembled to play admirals, and slanted perception, the film arrives. "Tiger! Tiger! Tiger!" The film kno\ beyonc for his political satire thankfully, faded from the colonels and diplomats. Jason suffers most from dullness. The After the first two explosions that bears the name, however, will sne.!*^•tations, at 2 movie scene although their Robards, Martin Balsam, E. G. first half is p.m. Friday i„ aroma lingers still. "Tora! Tora! so meandering the or so, all seems redundant. It has no strength, agility or bite. Auditorium. Marshall, even Joseph Cotten Tora!" is upon viewers now, and many more fill these roles. Sahl, who has appeared on; network television showing close to three hours at Their familiarity shatters realism programs the fii Panel select chairman the Campus Theater and the past year, began his almost to the point of comedy. to career demonstrating how boring and pointless a $25 million spectacle American portrayed as a leaders are brood of idiots San^ Francisco's hungry i the S\ disposing about the bombing of Pearl Tora! Tora! Tora!" wiH be for who are so entangled in their Sahl says his main concern ^ _ , Harbor he movie industry what the entertaining is not merely bureaucracy and national pride —, to „i^_ playing Pearl Harbor bombing make people laugh but to of Evaluation Committee One wants to shake his head was for they fail to heed all warnings of expose icked h°us "the system" to the in disbelief and forget the the Pacific fleet. Director an impending Japanese attack, public. ' ■lit down experience but it is impossible. Richard Fleischer and sundry They made disastrous "I figure it is my Japanese directors have restore the balance of job to ruggled t mistakes, to be sure, but they power" trough t' recreated a catastrophe in couldn't, have talked in such The initial meeting of the committee constitutes Phase Communication Arts faculty he said. g thr catastrophic film terms. short, clipped ways or looked as Search and Evaluation Two of the dean selection that David K. Berlo, professor of Admission to the talk "the third The film is billed as the most Committee to recommend procedures. sponsored by the Great Isuet consistently muddled as the communication, and Herbert J. away.* spectacular film ever made. Americans do here. candidates for the dean of the Robert H. Davis, the Oyer, chairman of the Dept. of series, is 50 cents. The turi Indeed, never before have so "Tora! Tora! Tora!" is College of Communication Arts ex-officio representative of the Audiology and Speech Sciences, a >cond gan many plastic models, phony has been set for 8:30 a.m. provost's office on the received equal support. pro-Japanese propaganda film knottc special effects and painted with a thesis that Americans are Thursday in 4 4 3 B committee, will convene the first jrd period Administration Bldg. session. He said the committee The meeting will be closed to chairman will not be the 5y three m the The Spar public, with its main purpose provost's representative, nthel the selection of a chairman for i WMSB Seven faculty members and at FRANDOR the search committee. The one point SHOPPING CENTER 3224 E. Saginaw four students make up the group, although the students have only two votes. sponsors drawn and the After we make it perfect, the Wc "We were simply $1 voting to ichel Chau we keep it perfect. establish a slate of for nominees, disc, a M COLLEGE SPECIAL with ranking in terms of Quarter Pound Hamburger preference," Rintelmann said. The College Advisory Council young mov Kk the ere - an penalt French Fries had earlier told the ByJONIBENN WMSB television. Awards will be presented offer H0J0 Cola State News Staff Writer hompson The competition is open to all winning entries in each of tw Bsone to HOWARD JOHNSON'S RUSH Young filmmakers will have _t.„i„ <•„_ 18, who PeoPle' a8ff 6 th™uSh are currently enrolled in ^tegorlw L.ocal winners ^ and 13- go on It shot. Delta Sigma Phi 1218 E. Gd. River opportunity to vie for prizes and to have their films aired ^chooV'T^hig^^hool" national competition/sponsou With thi lichigan c television in the Young Peoples' Films may be individual work or by National Education Coupon College Glenn Herriman Volkswagen, Inc. Film Competition sponsored by group product.ons. Winners, to be announced March, will receive awards in Television (NET). Entries may be made with an type of movie camera and ignell to Spartan 1 dekei With coupon good Special 6J35 W. SAGINAW ST. PHONE 482-6226 TOMGHT! 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Harrison 337-1611 Shop Bose Equalizer toon* [ Tape Recording Industries ■^RRyoi Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 11, 1971 J -SPORTS- 1.59 Cigarettes Right Guard S' icers crush rvrick gosselin Michigan twice 3/95' "»• Deodorant 89c riPht side siHp who who had nnlv Limit 1 Limit 1 right only Watt to I state News Sporti Writer beat. Falk lifted the puck past (Coupon) Expires After 1-16-71 Expires Afte°ni-16-71 I Christmas came two weeks Watt into the right hand corner of the net. East Lansing Store Only East Lansing store Only lufor A mo Bessone. Mike DeMarco, who was ruSU's hockey team, playing chosen as the first star of the 1.39 T, inspired brand of hockey game by WMSN Friday night 10 beyond Bessone's highest .tations, left two sellout and the number one star of the lergen's Extra Kodak Color Film contest Saturday night by SCBN - dS in stunned silence by a two game series from of Ann Arbor, scored on a Dry Lotion 120-127-620 power play concoction of his the weekend. The ... over first game, before a own two minutes into the second stanza by skipping a shot 89c 89< away home crowd of Limit 1 Limit 1 off of a Michigan defenseman's the Spartans never trailed (Coupon) (Coupon) skate and into the net. Expires After 1-16-71 ig of the Wolverines, East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store With less than two minutes Only remaining in the same period, living in front of another Bernie Gagnon scored on Watt 2.25 ked house of 3,700 the next down in Ann Arbor, MSU with the aid of a few screening 10% off the u ■Juggled behind the Wolves players. Two Spartan players Flashcobes atching from the penalty trough two periods before box as the Montreal junior tied discount price on (Includes X-Cube) new Inching three quick goals early the game for the second time. |the third period to put the The Spartans scored three all film developing ine away, 6-5. turning point of the goals in the final period, with $-|19 Thompson assisting on all three. No Limit Limit 1 icond game came with the Calder took a pass from (Coupon) e knotted at 3-3, and the Thompson after Zippy faked a East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store j period still young with defenseman and pulled Bagnell Only Jy three minutes gone. — passing off to the Toronto .49 .69 |The Spartans were pressing freshman who had nothing but in the Wolverine zone and, point, goalie Karl Bagnell the back of the net to shoot at. Straub tied the game again for Papermate Chiffon is'drawn from the Michigan Michigan, but Gerry DeMarco ie aid the puck was still lying and Randy Sokoll scored within Flair Pens Dishwashing Lotion ["the Wolverine crease. As three minutes of each other ichel Chaurest was batting at [disc, a Michigan player dove midway through the period to ice the game. 29c 32 oz. 43' B the crease and gloved the Limit 6 Limit 1 - an infraction that calls Not this time Rick Mallette scored for the Wolverines with five minutes (Coupon) Expires After 1-16-71 (Coupon) a penalty shot awarded to remaining to finish the scoring at East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only offended team. Don Spartan Mike DeMarco (3), who picked up two goals over possible rebound. The Spartans took 106 shots 5-4. i Bagnell ■hompson was chosen by the weekend, is thwarted here by Michigan goalie Karl in two nights of action. The Spartans are now in third > to handle the Spartan Bagnell as Don Thompson (light uniform) circles in for a State News photo by Bruce Remington place in the WCHA standings. Bath Size 200 OFF the With the highly partisan penalty shot goal the prettiest appeared to by more worried Spartan by banging MM-ET* SU'- "V, " C8lTe af,ter with DeMarco who was Parked in Mark Calder's rebound with RUSH Dial Soap discount price on Ivichigan had pulled in front for at the side of the net than only six mjnutes gone Spartan mighty - mite skated was lcss than shocked to the last time on Bucky Straub's Jakinovich, who had control of all Cornsilk make up deked (minder to the Wolverine open net staring nun in the face. ng him the"right," leaving Gagnon scored his third goal of fn . to n]av uruv, than two minutes the puck. The remainder of the Merle Falk got that one back Delta Sigma 18c play hin the second period, goal recap is actually a clip out for the Wolves with the first of Limit 2 Limit 1 piell somewhere out on Main the night on that play, Bessone dispatched his third line of Bobby Hull's scrap book, as three Michigan power plays (Coupon) feet, and had little trouble Paul Gamsby scored — a line that must score if State Jakinovich cut loose with a goals. With Gilles Gagnon sitting Expire(sCAfte°ni 16 71 Expires After 1-16-71 (positing the puck into the big shorthanded with five minutes East Lansing Store Only >en net in front of him. remaining in the game to add dares to rise any hijgher in the blazing slap shot, rising over i n the cooler, cousin Bernie standings - onto the ice. With Bagnell's shoulder and hugging shoved off a pass to Falk on the Pi [Thompson explained his further, if not futile, suspense to Frank DeMarco pressurizing a the crossbar and goalpost all in 1.25 loves afterwards. *he contest. |"I knew right away what I The Spartans and Wolverines Wolverine defender, Larry one. Jakinovich intercepted a passout Rush 20C off the One Size in Friday night's game, the Phi Kappa The Professional is going to do," the Toronto, matched goals throughout the at the blue line and skated for DeMarco boys acted as the lit., native said. "Last year, ^'rst two periods, scoring one position into the lane directly in guiding light in registering MSU's Business Fraternity discount price Panty Hose [hen I scored five goals in that »P'ece in he first period and two front of the goaltender. third WCHA win. ie game against Bagnell, I had _jreebreak - a • ways. Each time aside the second. Mark Calder batted in The lone U-M player back Gerry DeMarco activated the on any shampoo W For rides information ■went in, 1 went to his right and Thompson's rebound midway | LANSING SKI CLUB: or Limit 1 Limit 3 1 When 1 saw the Michigan through the first period to offset 2 DOUBLE CHAIR LIFTS, call 332-2591 (Coupon) talking to him before the Be™1* Gagnon's first goal, and 12 SLOPES, 6 ROPE TOWS. 217 River St. Expires'"A fter "l-16-71 * Expires After 1-16-71 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only lenalty) shot and pointing to Mike DeMarco drilled a slap shot MSU MEMBERSHIPS STILL Ie right side of the net, I made Past Bagnell early in the second AVAILABLE - FOR INFO 1.25 1.50 ■ my mind I was going to go to to offset Gagnon's second score, CALL 332-0600. WE GIVE lie left. When 1 went in and Outside of Thompson's INSTRUCTION DAILY s there — leaving me Stretch Plain Knit Je I The entire left side to shoot at." Panty Hose Panty Hose goal was post for the Spartans, possibly a big mental BASIC OUTLINES fplained as an even greater w to ATL: 111, 112, 113 79c 99c Michigan, because Frank Hum.: 241, 242, 243 Limit 6 leMarco skated past a Michigan Limit 3 Soc.: 231 A. 232A & B. 233A (Coupon) ■fender, pulled Bagnell and Nat. Sci.: 191A, 192A & B & C, 193 A & B Expires After 1-16-71 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only fyed 36 seconds later for a two Chem.: 130, 141 J»l ■ Chaurest lead. Education: 200 2.50 1.09 finally got the goal Economics: 200, 201 "-in away from him as a result Geography: 204 I the penatly shot at the eight History: 121, 122 '([G] TECHNICOLOR® One Size Opaque Cepacol Jinute mark, giving the Spartans Math: 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 ■three goal lead, on a nifty set - Psych: 151 (Readings in Psych Today) Panty Hose Mouthwash J from Gilles Gagnon. ■The Wolves moved closer Phys. 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Grand River Next to the Card Shop Ka'^ t;l" 7 °7n'"> 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 11, -SPORTS- nois' By JOHN VIGES State News Sports Writer took a 3-2 lead. zone five minutes the Illini the Northern Illinois Ganakas defense was disappointed Benjamin, the Spartans top three of four for six points. through the nets. s The Illinois zone was ahead by 28, the final margin of season opener. with his team's performance but for the could scorer season Illinois proved that it deserves extremely effective against MSU victory. The high percentage shot that he gave credit to Illinois' play manage only 12 points, four of a high rating in the conference. While Howat Champaign, 111. — A slow start as it kept the Spartans away The zone defense, one that the spartan coach Gus Ganakas has and to their game plan. them on free throws, and he The Illini have a multitude of was hitting f- and sloppy play against a big, from the basket and forced Spartans can expect to see for had his team waiting for all "We couldn't get control of fouled out of the game with outside, Jackson scored 17 f tough Illinois team spelled doom good players and their bench inside. The big, numerous turnovers. It was the rest of the season, hurt MSU season never materialized against the game," a glum Ganakas said 14:42 remaining in the game. 6-8, 268 pou for MSU's basketball team as it the zone and the Spartans had strength will be a big plus when center halfway through the sixth in more ways than one. Of after the game. "We couldn't The high scorer for the they get into a close game. Nick mobility than he has in demonstrated , absorbed an 89-61 loss in the minute of play before Brian special importance to Illinois, it their worst shooting game of the control the tempo. Once they Spartans was Breslin. The lanky Conner a 6-6 former all-Ohio the opening Big Ten game of the Breslin scored MSU's first effectively neutralized Bill year. as he moved toward the got their lead they were able to sophomore scored eight of star, was on the bench for the bus season. MSU made only seven baskets and he pumped in six basket. Kilgore, who has been a big play their game with their MSU's first 13 points and first 10 minutes of the first half, bas To the delight of the 16,128 Illinois gradually built its lead factor in the Spartans success so in the first half out of 28 and five free throws. tempo. finished the game with a total of but he still scored nine points fans jammed into Illinois' to 11 and in a spurt at the end far. attempts for a lowly 25 percent "Their defense was very good, 14, his high for the year. Breslin and pulled down seven mammoth Assembly Hall, the of the first half raised it to 18 The big sophomore could not and the second half performance In but I don't think we have ever made six of nine shots to join other Big Ten rebounds. actiJ Spartans could do little against a for a 42-24 lead. The Spartans work his way through the maze did not improve the statistics played that badly against a zone. Brad Van Pelt as the tenacious 3-2 defense and the Illini controlled every phase of never seriously threatened in the second half. At one point they of Illini for the close-in shot and much of the time he was greatly. Ganakas's squad finished with 20 baskets and a 33 percent They got to us on the boards, players to make better than 50 only Senior co - captain Howat was the high scorer for Rick "lc8h9lg"" .ehJ«»dscored yu-89, as they < on the game from the minute they they neutralized Kilgore and percent of their shots. Van Pelt, Illinois. Howat hit for 21 points goaltending call with less thi cut the lead to 12, but within prevented from even getting his shooting average. they completely took the play who played only the last 12 10 seconds A bad floor game, as he demonstrated an excellent remaining hands on the ball. The zone was brought on away from Rudy Benjamin." minutes of the game, hit on jump shot that rarely failed to go game. also a factor in cutting down by the Illini defense, prevented We have a new plan. If you would like to Kil gore's rebounding. Freed the Spartans from even from the responsibility of threatening the Illinois lead. fashion your own future while continuing to following a man, Illinois' big MSU turned the ball over to CAGERS LOSE ON BOARDS enjoy the old benefits of friendship and an men, Greg Jackson and Nick Illinois 27 times, many of the active social program we want to talk to you. Weatherspoon, could get better turn - overs coming on errant position under the boards than passes that the Spartans tried to Delta Upsilon 351-0455 Call 332-8676 after 6:00 WE HAVE A NEW IDEA - Kilgore. The Spartans were out - force through the Illinois rebounded for TV RENTALS the first time defense. I Frosh beaten by Illini $9.50 PER MONTH RUSH By NICK MIRON victory have been dashed. 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The newest way to say Spartans played very respectably phenomenal 69.5 per cent (16-23 Instrumental in the Illini w against a powerful Big Ten rival. shots) from the floor in scoring was forward Garvin Roberso MSU led at the half and still held 34 points. Robinson sat out who in the last five minutes 68-64 advantage late in the "Love" three ^nd a half minutes of the a play drew seven fouls. Roberso game before the Illini exploded final five. In the absence of ^SSer! canned five of the free throv to bury the pestering Spartans. Robinson, Tyrone Lewis took but more importantly put Ri( The Illini, led by towering 6-9 command of the MSU scoring. Jenks in foul trouble and foul< Soft and Tenderness cards center Bill Morris, boasted a .47 3 shooting average. MSU Lewis, who shot at for the a 47.8 percentage out Robinson. night, was not enough, The win was the third straigl answered the sharp - shooting however, to match the Illini. for Illinois and Illini with nearly equal shooting dropped tf Lewis was the no. 2 scorer, Spartans to 1-3 on the se Now at the from the floor. In their finest notching 26 points. Unlike the showing to date, the MSU Illini, who had four players score Just a freshmen tossed in 45.2 per cent near 20 points, the rest of the Pistons of their field goal attempts. MSU scoring was below The Illini, who had averaged mention. Reading should be like watching a movie. 104 points per game, got more The Spartans were grossly Los Ange than they bargained for from the stunted It should move fast, be engrossing, enjoyable by the tall Ilini who DETROIT and easy. Its pace should approximate reality. MSU defense. Illinois could not muscled 58 rebounds to only 37 (UPI) - T Reading should be—in a word —dynamic. for MSU. 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The match was tied 3-3 when MSU Spartan Coach Grady Peninger grapplers flexed their Jon Robken's 11-5 decision Tom Muir, 158, scored a 8-5 Ciolek became ill and needed was particularly pleased with | muscles for home crowd fans victory over Spartan Lon Hicks decision over Todd Rhoades and smelling salts. Zander quickly Lewis. the weekend, blanking at 126 gave Iowa its only lead of Gerald Malecek defeated John scored a takedown and Iowa was 1 Indiana, 38-0, Friday afternoon the afternoon. In the 134 weight Evashevski, 8-4. Malecek trailed awarded a point when Ciolek Friday's rout over Indiana was and then scoring a 22-12 division, Spartan Tom Milkovich Evashevski, son of former Iowa was called for stalling. Ciolek more or less a tune-up for the showdown victory over Iowa narrowly defeated Don Briggs. Athletic Director Forrest tied the score again with one Iowa meet. The 38-0 shutout Saturday afternoon. Briggs, also a third place finisher Evashevski, after the first period point for an escape and two marked the second consecutive After Finishing second to MSU in the conference meet last year, but came back to tie the score, points for a takedown. year the Spartans have last year in Big Ten competition, scored a reversal on Milkovich to 4-4 at the end of two periods. Ben Lewis won his second whitewashed the Hoosiers. In a Iowa came here hopeful of take a 2-1 lead with Malecek nailed Evashevski to the •*** only 1:30 heavyweight match in as many dual meet last year MSU upsetting the conference remaining in the third and final mat in the final period, gaining attempts. Last year Lewis defeated them 36-0. favorite. The Hawkeyes, who are period. With 30 seconds left, two points for a predicament. wrestled at 190, but with Vic ususally up among the Milkovich scored a reversal and Malecek also scored the Mittleberg's decision not to Four Spartans pinned their conference leaders in wrestling, one point for riding time earned maximum of two points in wrestle this year, Lewis moved opponents. They included lost only one dual meet last hime a 4-2 decision. riding time for the 8-4 victory. to heavyweight and beat out Johnson, 118; Hicks, 126; Muir, year. That one also came at the In the middleweights MSU Iowa's Steve DeVries produced both Larry Avery and John 158; and Malacek, 129. hands of MSU. completely dominated the mat the only pin of the meet when It wasn't until the eighth Shinsky in practice matches last In the 118 weight division action with victories in the 142, he took Tim Moxim to the mats. week. match of the meet that Indiana Down an Spartan national champion Greg Johnson, wrestling with an 150, 158, and 167 divisions. Mike Ellis, wrestling at 142, DeVries was also the individual Lewis and his opponent Jim was able to score a than an escape. That match point other champion in the 177 weight Waschek were deadlocked, 3-3, I injury, had to settle for a 4-4 waited until the final period class at the Midlands tournament entering the final period. An pitted Moxim against Pontiac Spartan Ben Lewis scores two points with a takedown against Iowa's Jim Waschek. Lewis went draw with Iowa's Dan Sherman. before registering five points to two weeks ago. freshman Jim Main in the closest on t0 win the heavyweight match. 9-3. MSU defeated Iowa, 22-12, Saturday after blanking escape point, two stalling points, Sherman, who placed third in take a 5-2 decision from Jerry Moxim was trailing by six a takedown and one minute event of the meet. Moxim I Indiana, 38-0, Friday. gtate ^ews pf,oto Milt Horst the conference last year, scored Blank. points when being pinned by the riding time were enough to give defeated Main, 9-6. John Abajace's dual with Bill Hawkeye standout with 2:03 iDIANA 1ST AGAIN Stopperan from the was little outset. contest The remaining in the match. With the meet entering the Washington, Pennsylvania senior second to last division, MSU ammassed 20 points to held a 17-10 lead. Dave Ciolek, S' 3rd in Big 10 Stopperan's seven. Abajace came wrestling for the Spartans, By DAVE WOODS to Indiana by only 200 medley relay. a yard in the the Burke in the Relays required diving and Pat contested, with many races I State News Sports Writer butterfly. decided by less - than - MSU's third - place finishes Other Spartans who won their comfortable margins, in the events Diiley in the i llhe pool, the year, and a lot came backstroke, breastroke, butterfly and 400 were backstroke, John Mason in the I TV RENTALS l|lhe swimmers were different, yd. medley relays and the three - 500 free, James Rockwell in the I X when the splashing stopped month Jj the waves had subsided, meter diving relay. breatstroke and Tom Cramer in $9 50 PER M0NTH Cirday's 1971 Eliys looked a Big Ten Swim great deal like According to coach Dick Fetters, the meet was a the free diving. While the final score was fairly [Free delivery, service I mcjac TV RPWTAi and pickup q STUDENTS WANTED X Relays of a year ago. satisfactory* one for the lopsided, the meet was, in NbJAC TV RENTALS Jjust as it did in 1970, the Spartans. "You never like to general, hotly and closely I 337-1300 pay for participation in a ■owerful Indiana contingent brag about a meet you didn't and conquered, to win," he said, "but some of our c in for swam, another year a trophy guys swam their best races of EXPERIENCE A Rat hasn't been out of ■oosierland for a long, long the season, some the best of their lives." MOTIVATIONAL RESEARCH ■Michigan and MSU also On Friday, the Spartans scored their 18th consecutive dual meet Pizza F Tepeated their 1970 triumph Vrformances, finishing far back over Illinois, 76-45. MSU winners were John Thuerer in the 200 free, Diiley in the 200 TONIGHT AND PROGRAM ■ second and third, respectively. individual medley, Mike Cook in |SV had been expecting to n fourth io State's solid place at best, but squad, hit by a EVERY MONDAY For information call In epidemic, failed to make an > at the contest. The Happy New Year! 353-9729 or (Wi OllffltA come to Room 400 A Computer Center Buckeyes were favored to Ballenge Michigan for th* from the ■ between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. t\ tiiCf; • up spot. Mon., Jan. 11 thru Fri., Jan. 15 ■The final tally showed Indiana Lost Mariner Psychology Research ftth 147.5 points, Michigan Spartan Shopping Center HULL SIZE PIZZA ONLY $1 332-oe66 120.5 and MSU just shy of le century mark with 93.5. ^Wisconsin led the second - 3n finishers with 80.5 i and fourth place. The Jdgers were followed by i with 71 points and st Iowa with 53. (Wisconsin's entry in the 800 Trd freestyle relay, the meet's lial event, was disqualified on a lchnicality. Had it not been, p Badgers would have finished it 1.5 points behind MSU. In all. Indiana won nine of the GET YOUR. VALUE CREDITS HERE fcet's twelve events, failing only t1 and three - meter ■ing and the breastroke relay. I The Spartans scored the bulk I their points by grabbing two |conds and a host of thirds. The _e; meter diving relay came ART SUPPLIES ■thin three points of victory, Wt settled for second behind ■chigan. while Spartans A1 (Complete Supply For ■jllcy, Jeff Lanini, Ken ■infield, and Steve Mitchell lost LANSING SKI CLUB: J 2 DOUBLE CHAIR LIFTS, ■ 2 SLOPES, 6 ROPE TOWS. PSl' MEMBERSHIPS STILL USED BOOKS STILL AVAILABLE ■AVAILABLE - FOR INFO |, ALL 332-0600. WE GIVE Out of stock titles arriving daily ■INSTRUCTION DAILY. PAPERBACKS . . . .OUTSIDE READINGS Always try!tsrifSBS SBS will serve y II Downl ^or <>wn - East Lansing 210 S. Wash. Shopping Center — S TUDENT 241 E. Grand River 8 $ ^^OOK TORE Across From Olin Health Center 201 E. Grand River Jary 11, 197 Michiga" State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January II, 1971 11 news For Rent For Sale Personal ified J255 18" TABLE Good mo-JiiQck. white TV. conaSOy*!;*). After 5 CLASSES IN offered. Call Cindy silk-screen printing 2 votes cast for Nixon 337 0402. 3-1-'l2 P.m., 355-8046. 3-1-11 332-4018. 5-1-13 Ellinwood (Continued from page 1) ambassador to the United Nations; fashion photographer; I.S.V. Voted the 12 best dressed women of Diahann Carroll, American singer; Patcevitch, - Russian - born New York publisher- NEAR. 3 bedroom GUITAR, GIBSON Firebird, HOROSCOPE CHARTS CAST. 1970 were; The Begum very Aga Khan, Catherine Deneuve, French actress; Baron Eric de Rothschild, member of Fireplace. Garege. good condition. $135 or best Registered astrologer Natal chart British wife of the Moslem Married Couplet. $165 . $1.00 service charge per spiritual Sophia Loren, Italian Him star; Mrs. the French branch of ten/ offer. Call 482-0460. 5 1-13 $3.00, chart with written leader; Mme. Ahmed Benhima, Denise Minelli, Yugoslav residing in San the European ^>2-4689.10-1-21 interpretation $5.00. Reply P.O. insertion to be pre¬ banking family and John Weiu, CUSTOM AMPLIFIER, Box - Moroccan, wife of the Morroccan Francisco; Mme. Georges Pompidou; Viennese born. British $130; Coral 1013, East Lansing. Include - - schooled <|NG FOR a Try this paid. 12 p.m. deadlino 1 Mrs. Richard Pistell, New York, former American 32-0654. 3-1-11 speaker cabinet. $70. 353-0219 name, exact birthtime, date, place, designer for men. ...Iv furnished one near 3-1-13 address, phone. 1-1-11 class day before. Marquesa Caroll de Portago; Mrs. tug's I'im'st J^I0wn Lansing.Jet up for 4 Ronald Reagan, wife of the governor of Residenci indents1 Wished ""ih a shag carpet, dimmer bar, Only $230 per month. BEGINNERS ELECTRIC guitar and amplifier, $50. 393-4809, THE FAMILY of Ray Byers wants to extend their deep appreciation for The me Alpha Kappa Psi Israeli talks California; American Mrs. socialite Samuel P. Reed, daughter of Mrs. Offering evenings. 3-1-13 the countless cordially i Chalres Engelhard; Mrs. Charles Revson, RM LEASE ink mos SIMON REAL ESTATE, 351-2260 or Gail FENDER SUPEREVERB sympathy messages and acts of kindness received from Ray's many friends of open January 13, 7 rush meeting - tonight 10 p.m. For further and (Continued from page 1) wife of the cosmetics magnate, and Mrs. Harilaos Theodoracopulos, American New galaxies S,y3S1-8752.6-1-13 amp. 5 I'rZnT slightly aod.) Excellent immediately. condition. Call Must sell 351-6749 at MSU. We see these many information, call 332-5048. our sorrow, we can't be optimistic in view of the voices from Cairo, especially those wife of the Greek shipowner. r LANSING: 3-1-13 of tl fullr The MSU Folklore Society meets furious echoes about Jarring's visit here Five women were given "permanent (Continued from Movi-In Cost e i if his life. page 1) -ished, close to campus. tonight at 7:30 p.m. at room 35. which contrast sharply against the reaction status" and elected to the Hall of Fame; ^nls 485 6483 or 351-4757 AN ARTLEY FLUTE and a King 3-B Music Bldg. Tonight's program features tapes from last term's folk of positive world opinion." Mrs. William McCormick Blair Jr., light travels in miles. one year, about 5.8 trillion Trombone, excellent condition Davar's editorial was published next to a Chicago-born wife of the former U.S. Call 339-8138. 5-1-12 SANDSTONE cartoon showing President Anwar Sadat of ambassador who now heads the And the studies indicate Maffei 1 may large or larger than Andromeda- the be ERAL cuse Call ^J' -^356. 3-1-11 "7Tid ,0f INFLATABLE PLASTIC furniture. Diversified Rock Spartan Wives will meet tonight at Egypt making a speech and repeating over Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts as largest galaxy in the area of the solar 7:30 p.m. in Peoples Church, East and over the word "war." in Washington; Mrs. Alfred Stylish, colorful, and versatile Now Booking system. BEDROOM unfurnished. Stove Lansing. Speakers on family ecology: The newspaper Yediot Aharonot said Bloomingdale, of Los Angeles, wife of ITMENTS ) ^ refrigerator. Suitable for 4. Call 337-9215 evenings. 0-1-19 339-8750 Dr. Beatrice Paolucci, Dr. Rick Jacobsen. that if the peace talks are going to continue the founder of the Diner's Club; Mrs. Most galaxies — systems of stars and interstellar gas and dust — range in )en 12 • (j [)aj| l60/mon!h. $100 deposit. GENUINE then Jarring will have to travel here often Wyatt (Gloria Vanderbilt — Cooper of HAIRSEAL, full length diameter from 7,000 light years to 150,000 12-8130. 5-1-14 $25. 204 Human Ecology "becuase it is not in New York; Mrs. Kirk Douglas, coat. CURIOUS? FREE posters at the Sierra Club meets tonight, 7:30 p.m., our possibility to rely light years. The Milky Way's diameter is ,r- 1 mile Building. 5-1-13 CURIOUS BOOK on a secondary level for such important Hollywood, and Mrs. Patrick Guinness, believed to be about 100,000 light years. Eas Shop. 210 room 30, Union. Discussions on ott Rd. Abbott Road, (upstairs). Open 1 - proceedings." Lausanne, Switzerland, and Paris. developments over Christmas break, The newly discovered galaxies are named 51-7212 6 p.m. except Mondays. 5-1-14 The newspaper was referring to Israel's The list of best - dressed men for as well as: the MSU waste after disposal a young Italian astronomer, Paolo desire to have the talks raised from the 1970 includes; J. Frederic Byers III of e legist Maffei, who reported in 1968 in an obscure WANTED. Join us at Hedrick present UN ambassadorial level. Pittsburgh and New York; Yul Brynner, scientific journal he had found two strange ORIGIN - WORRY MSU students wish actor, now living in Switzerland; gse Co-op. Yesl 332-0844. 140 KODAK RAPID t MSU "We are not sure his visit will improve cc VOLUNTEERS, Hernando Courtwright, Mexican - born objects on infrared photographs made in Iglett Street. 4-1-11 Model 11. $170. Color printing the chances," Yediot said. "It doesn't the Laboratory of Astrophysics at Frascati, The word "worry" comes volunteers, come to Stefanoff hotelier of Los Angeles; John Galliher, filters. Men's figure skates size 11, depend on him, but the for ^ gir' house. $70. Phone from an old Anglo - Saxon Lounge, Student Services, 7 p.m., on parties American socialite of New York and Italy. $5. 489 6613. 3-1-13 involved. And the Arab Soviet side is far ight, January 13 or 14, for - The report caught the attention of 151-8182. 5-1-12 term "wrygan" which means London; Angus Ogilvy, British to n -Tra ling. away from longing for peace with us." Robert Landau, a graduate student at the 0 sharp. Fe HI-FI BUYS BEST BUYS IN USED stragle or choke. The widely read Maariv said Mrs. Meir businessman married to Princess is. Furnished Room* EQUIPMENT - AMPLIFIERS / Alexandra of Kent; Armando Orsini, University of California at Berkeley, who was the main talker at the ing space. St TUNERS. Bell 2315 - 2520 Don't strangle yourself with meetings and New York restaurant owner; Giorgio was puzzled by two objects appearing in an 32-0436. 2-1 Tuner; Dynaco ST-70 amp; Jarring mostly listened, asking some area where intersteellar dust is the thickest. worry over mounting bills. clarifying questions. Pavone, Roman public relations Dynaco Stereo 120 amp; Marantz He reasoned that since the objects were Every day hundreds of people She made it clear Israel is ready for executive; Baron Alexis de Rede, model 1; Fisher KX-90 amp; Altec who need long Austrian born Paris financier; Thomas visible on infrared photographs through the power amp; Sansui 350 amp - help find additional talks to attain arrangements that will insure - dollars selling Oak r( Shevlin, Palm Beach socialite; Bobby dust, they might be much larger than they [SINGLES. Private bath. Garage SOLD. Monacor ST-65X AM-FM musical peace, the newspaper said. instruments, sporting goods, Short, nightclub star; Lord Snowdon, appeared. -2098. 1-1-11 pace. Near Holt and Aurelius tuner; Heathkit FM tuner AJ-14, It added that Jarring heard more in the t Chrisi Fellowship load. 694-0829. 3-1-11 KLH model 16. PHONOGRAPHS cameras, etc. through Want meets three meetings than he could have in two photographer, husband of Princess Ads. Dial Tuesday, Jan. 12th, 8 p.m. No lease cl( / TURNTABLES: Panasonic 355-8255 for a Urbana and "Community" will be weeks from Ambassador Tekoah in New Margaret, and Sargent Shriver, t. 355-1224.; share room. $130 a term, model S6-610 AM-FM portable helpful Ad Writer today! Washington. York. Harvard post the topics of discussion. Bethel an, quiet, cooking. 1 block to phono; Garrard X-11 turntable; Manor, 803 East Grand River. Men to rank above the annual vote on Another visitor to Israel, Sen. Edmund an efficiency ipus. 487-5753, 485-8836. O Dual 1009 turntable; AR S. Muskie, D-Maine, told a news conference the three-year-old men's list are Gianni lities. 5 minu turntable; Garrard model 50. VT COLLEGE, we learn and >26. 3-1-13 TAPE in Tel Aviv that the increased presence of Agnelli of Turin, Italy, head of Fiat RECORDERS: Webcor - experience. Broaden yourself and Motors; Cecil Beaton, British artist and (Continued from page 1) Royalite Mono. HI-FI BUYS, see Sigma Chi. There could be Service the Soviet Union in the Middle East is a "Bok has been the front runner for 1101 East Grand River. 1-1-11 something here for you I Rush disturbing factor for the prospects of peace photographer; Bill Blass, Indiana • born so in this and the world. fashion designer; Pierre Cardin, long. I would suspect Wharton's been the tonight Call us at 337-9020. GET IN the area token black and that's why he was on the on funl Read the Venetian born French fashion ATTRACTIVE rooms for SKI BOOTS. 8'/> medium Le 3-1-13 Muskie's next stop on his fact - ET Peanuts Personals in the Wa«t Ads - finding list. I doubt he was ever seriously ents. Close. No parking, Trappeur, $45. 355-7879. each day! trip is Cairo. designer; Count Rodoffo Crespi, TV RENTALS Brazilian born Italian in considered," the spokesman said. ooking, $12/week. 351-1754, evenings or 353-8764, daytime. In Beirut, the Lebanese - based - public 3-1-13 relations; Hubert de Givenchy, French Wharton was among the original 69 men $9.50 PER MONTH CLASSES IN silk information office of the Palestinian j - screen printing fashion designer; Bernard Lanvin, being considered for the job and was WINTER JACKET Free offered. Call Cindy Ellinwood, guerrillas charged that Jordan's army, in included in the list of 23 semi finalists in DM FOR °;:<£Oear camF - German loden. delivery .service and pickup 332-4018. 5-1-13 two days of fighting, sought to wipe out French head of the couture house; - ^fcN'.cges, furnish 1 year old. Like new. Size 11/12. the guerrilla movement in Jordan so that Henry Cabor Lodge, Massachusetts - early December. 51-6586. b-1-113 Very warm. $20. 355-1958. NEJAC TV RENTALS born statesman; Col. Serge Obolensky, The announcement of the new president GUITAR LESSONS. Popular, folk, nation could sign a separate peace treaty 3-1-13 337-1300 will climax a year - long search to parking incluc YOUR GPA with flamenco, classical. 337-1063. with Israel. the Russian prince now in American replace single retiring Nathan Pusev. 3-1-13 BUGGY. 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X-1-11 0-1-12 Wilma. 355 8517.4 1-14 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January l 1.19 CONFERENCE SPEECH Unity: cornerstone of Baha'i religion teachings of the Baha'i faith communities have been "can be summarized by saying established around the world, we believe in the oneness of but exact enrollment figures are The cornerstone of the God, the oneness of religion and not kept due to the persecution teachings of the Baha'i religion is the oneness of mankind." of Baha'is in some countries. an "achievement of unity." "Our attitude toward unity "The Baha'i communities are according to Peter Khan, a consists not in telling about it or the wave of the future — the member of the Baha'i Auxiliary yearning for it, but rather spread of nuclei of unity Board for North America. throughout the world," Kahn building and bringing about Kahn spoke Saturday at a said. unity in the world," Kahn said. statewide Baha'i conference in "It is significant that the Baha'is believe that unity is Erickson Kiva. The conference, Baha'i community is unique in something that must come about Baha'is attended by approximately 200 being a fairly even cross - section naturally and cannot be imposed Peter and Janet Kahn, members people, c onsisted of speeches and of mankind, whether in race, by force, Kahn said. of tlie local Baha'i group, spoke to the Baha'i conference held discussion during the day and an educational background, "We seek unity on an on campus Saturday. Kahn told the conferees that the goal of Baha'is is to achieve unity. evening program of music, film, individual level, where people national origin, or religious Sunday the Baha'is will celebrate world religion day. talks and discussion. training," he said. Kahn said are at peace with themselves; State News photo by Teri Franks According to Kahn, the more than 44,000 Baha'i unity on a local level, where there is harmony between individuals; and unity on the national and international level. Ban ed transfers lifted Jeff Wilson, Baha'i conference chairman, said the meeting was on "even we'd more of hoped for." a success than According to Wilson, this week be granted to all freshmen and has been designated "Bahe'i month moratorium on transfers College of Education and some prospective teachers, Kenneth Week" with Sunday being world to teacher training programs. other college" by the University Harding, coordinator for the transfer students who declare a Curriculum Committee. College of Education said. major in education during the religion day celebrated by Today through Feb. 5 has Baha'is throughout the country. been second transfer period. designated as "an open During the transfer period, Local Baha'is will meet Sunday An open transfer period period for transfer from other students may declare a major in A second moratorium on The second open transfer at Edgewood United Church for beginning today in the College colleges within the University to elementary education at the open transfers begins in period is expected to correspond a panel discussion. of Education marks the programs in teacher training or Advisement Center and Office February and will extend to Oct. to changes in the teacher temporary lifting of a six - to declare dual enrollment in the for Undergraduate Student The moratorium, aimed at limiting education program to be Affairs, 134 Erickson Hall. the swelling enrollment of the instituted fall term. Students in a secondary College of Education, will The changes will depend on POLICE education program should prevent all transfers from other consult their acadenic advisers in colleges into the education recommendations made to the ISM ifofit'W i/iV' their present college. major. college by the Office of the Provost this term. Transfer to the teacher Automatic admittance to the training program insures the teacher training program during student proper enrollment in the the October transfer period will College of education's training It takes Two MSU coeds told MSU Officers on patrol Saturday sequence. a Man police late Friday someone had discovered someone had to meet a apparently stolen their coats apparently removed the right Following the close of the with estimated values of $50 and front tire and wheel, with an transfer period in February, Challenge. $45 from a rack near the estimated value of $35, from a enrollment in the required classroom area in Fee Hall. student's automobile parked in sequence of education courses The coeds told officers they Lot X south of the railroad will be closed to all students were at a dance and discovered tracks on Hagadorn Road. who are not properly coded as MONTHLY FREE the coats missing about 11 p.m. Police said they found the AND DELIVERY as they were leaving. Police said Rush TERM vehicle resting on its axle hub AND the coat racks located in the RATES after had Delta Sigma Phi SERVICE hallway were accessible to someone apparently jacked up the car and removed 1218 F, Gd. River anyone. the tire and wheel. The owner University TV Rentals Police urge students to sew a 332-5035 told police the vehicle had been label or a name tag in a concealed part of their coats parked in Lot X since Jan. 3. when they must leave them Police have r leads or unattended. suspects in either c JUST ARRIVED AND OURS is Man & Nature ALONE — a net mat finish pipe by Comoy of London made just carrying textbooks for the following courses: for us. 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