T uesday Live. . . MICHIGAN Colder . . . your own life, for you will e Swedish38thdiplomat sk m his was back at his "Almost every student organization on floor offices at UN campus has come out against the Taylor - '(■quarters after two days of conferences document as it presently stands, yet the Jerusalem where he received what was faculty seems to think its some sort of plot Y'wd Arab Israeli - as the basic Israeli conditions for peace settlement, wring Went details of the Israeli Joarranged) over n w'th Secretary - General U Thant, Symposium for private meetings with j%yat UN and Muhammad H. el-Farra, delegate of Jordan, The University College Symposium continues today with a speech at 4 p.m. Illegal p ecy surrounded the details of the by philosopher Ervin Lazlo and a speech oposals given to at 7:30 p.m. by black author Margaret Some metermaid is not on the ball. The sign says: "Bicycle parking - ticketless - in front of the Natural Resources Bldg. on South Jarring by Premier Meir and other top Israeli officials. Walker Alexander. prohibited - use bike parking areas." And there stands a shiny bicycle Campus. State News photo by Doug Bauman Both talks will be in the Auditorium. trustees to pick chairman for 2-year term By DIANE PETRYK ciinnnvf Ua onirl support. He said Kn Friday meeting. urill rlnniKofnra tho he will decide before the iimi _i ! 1 I "The chairman just has one vote like everyone else," Trustee Warren Huff, a Stevens StGVGIlS F3I1 ran SS the DdTlOCrfttiC as thC and former trustee Connor Smith, a CflfldldfitB Democratic candidate State News Staff Writer "I haven't made up my mind, but I D-Ply mouth, said. "There's such a Democrat, ran as the Republican News Analysis consulted with some people about it," he production over it, but it isn't all that candidate. Smith's crossing of party lines said. important." angered the Democratic board members. fcjS lursH' g BO'ng likely to be a good deal on at Kellogg Center of ballot which I opposed." Stevens The chairmanship holds authority under University bylaws and no explicit Huff, who served as chairman in 1965 and 1966, said election of the chairman is The board was deadlocked with a 4-4 vote and agrtvd to work without a chairman for morning, but the action might only be a has been the next two years. cidc L night as MSU trustees try to rubber stamp for a decision made in private chairman since March, 1968. regulations except the right to call specinl just "a matter of the board sitting down to Frank Merriman, R - Deckerville, said at VpaJ10 to elect to serve for the next Thursday night. If the majority of the trustees decide to meetings of the board without the presence decide what it's going to do about itself in that time he saw the split as a "purely 'e tn,afchairman of the board. of University officers. This occurs when Current chairman Don Stevens, vote by secret ballot this time, Stevens said the best manner possible." honest difference in opinion." Smith Nrv ir!, bylaws st«te that "at the D-Okemos, said he objects to electing the he would object, but would not walk out the board must meet to choose a new But choosing the chairman has caused a lelZti 8 blowing each biennial chairman secretly because it Is against the on the selection process. University president. little more stir than that in the past. reversed his stand in March, 1968, and voted with the Democrats to elect Stevens n°kl'the board shall elect one of its trustee bylaws. Having served as chairman for almost At regular meetings the president, an ex- At the January, 1967 meeting, the board chairman. officio member of the board, and not the could not reach "The first time I was elected in a public three years, Stevens said he has not yet a consensus in selecting a chariman, presides. (Please turn to page 11) meeting," he said, "last time by secret decided if he will run again or who he will chairman. 1. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 12, | news Ex-GI traces FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) - Lt. Calley's actions Grzesik said, he encountered inspector general's office June testimony last fall. Grzesik testified that he led quick glimpse of an estimated summary ■< William L. Calley Jr.'s court - Calley near a drainage ditch, 22, 1969, and that incidents Grzesik, a slender man of 26 a fire team, a small band of to 50 bodies in the ditch. martial resumed Monday with an with brown hair, testifed in a containing the bodies of purportedly connected with My infantrymen , through My Lai "I walked past the ex-GI testifying that American Vietnamese and that the Lai were fed to him along with firm voice and seemed relaxed and came upon the drainage ditch Grzesik went on, infantrymen mowed down lieutenant commanded him "to the gin. Mo rover, he explained except when stressing that the ditch on the eastern edge of the "and I w! unarmed Vietnamese called back by men, finish them off." discrepancies between earlier lapse of three years made it hamlet. There, the government someone, I don and children at My Lai. know who, and then I was women "I don't know what he was statements and his courtroom difficult for him to recall details contends, Calley directed the caiu And once more, the witness, back by Lt. Calley. He referring to or whom," Grzesik testimony by saying: of My Lai. told m execution of 70 Vietnamese, to take my fire piece this time Ronald Grzesik of testified, adding that whatever "It's two years ago. 1 don't "I try not to remember that including young children. the village and aid back J Holyoke, Mass., was asked on the order meant he refused to remember how many times I was incident," Grzesik said at one Grzesik said that he caught a the il cross- examination: "Did you Platoon." "Service areas and business as carry it out. questioned. This was a unique point. ever see Lt. Calley do any Under cross - examination situation. I never went through a well as industry seem to be shooting that day at all?" situtation like this before." Grzesik also testified he was suffering. Firms just can't afford "Not to my knowledge. No," job outlook Prior to the three - week Summer given several drinks of gin during to hire students when they are was the reply. At one point, Christmas recess, the Calley interrogation by the Army court martial had heard laying their parents off" - testimony from other former - William E. Maeleod, asst. director of student employment (See story, 2) Under orders' members the of Calley's unit that lieutenant had fired at civilians. The trial resumed with bleak, officials warr p. a statement by the defense that it plans to call two psychiatrists -- My Lai defense in behalf of the 27 - year - old defendant who is accused of the premeditated murder of 102 By JOANNA FIRESTONE with additional listings Yellowstone Park and fron seven FT. MCPHERSON, Ga. (AP) unresisting Vietnamese March State News Staff Writer — An attorney for Sgt. Charles eastern states. Hutto said Monday that when the soldier shot at Vietnamese 16, 1968, while leading the 1st MacLeod said the bureau Platoon of Company C on a ha civilians at My Lai he was acting under orders from the company- received summer sweep through My Lai. The Michigan Dept. of Labor employmen commander, Capt. Ernest L. Medina. catalogs with jobs ranging fron Jordan rejects said Monday that an estimated threats Edward Magill of Miami, opened the defense case in a Defense attorney George Latimer told the court the 100,000 Michigan youths will be singers for the Central Cit 30-minute statement in which he maintained that the Army Jordan's psychiatric testimony would not unable to find summer Opera House to boat waxers ii King Hussein brushed aside Monday Arab sergeant must be acquitted unless it is proved that he entered My Holland. threats to intervene on the side of the Palestinian Lai with the intent to murder civilians. deal with Calley's legal sanity - employment in 1971. Unfavorable business "We do have information his ability to distinguish between 0 guerrillas in their conflict with the Jordanian army. Hutto, 22, of Tallulah, La., is charged with assault with intent quite a few possibilities abroad, to kill at least six civilians during an infantry assault on the right and wrong. conditions and a shift in In a message from London, Hussein told his brother, village Rather, Latimer said, it would government spending priorities he said. "Most of these seem i March 16, 1968. Crown Prince Hassan: "We do not accept anyone's be concerned with "certain are blamed for the cutback in be for guides or waitresses bu Magill said he intended to begin Hutto's defense last week by there are some jobs available tutelage over Jordan or criticism of any Jordanian stresses and strains of combat. job availability. putting a psychiatrist on the stand to say the soldier was mentally . . ... William E. MacLeod, asst. technical areas official." incapable of disobeying any order from a superior officer. But the partial mental responsibility," , especially in an attempt to show that director of student employment, industrial countries lik The king's message, broadcast over Amman radio, judge, Col. Kenneth Howard, said that could not be a defense and allowed the testimony only in the absence of the jury. Calley's capacity to premeditate said only 5,000 listings for Germany. apparently referred to threats from Syria to help the was impaired. summer openings have been Students wishing to rei Magill said in his statement that Hutto, a machine gunner, was the guerrillas and expressions of concern from Egyptian among the Charlie Company soldiers briefed before the assault by "There are people out there registered with the MSU Lansing area may find jo President Anwar Sadat. with forces working on their Placement Bureau as compared hunting hardest of all. Medina. mental processes," Latimer to more than 7,000 last year at "So many want to stay- The tone of the message indicated that the king would Magill, a lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve, said Medina WILLIAM McCLOUD added, referring to American this time. area that the community also reject a proposal by Sadat that representatives of told the soldiers that anybody in My Lai "was to be destroyed." The scarcity of summer students wnen they are laying begin to supply them ail wit troops in Vietnam. Arab leaders meet in Amman to settle the conflict. their parents off." jobs," MacLeod said. The government rested its employment parallels the poor summer 'iTie State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State MacLeod said the Placement Nationally, the ai case against Calley last Dec. 8, job market for graduating University, is published every class day during four school but held out the possibility it students, described by the Bureau advises students desiring manufacturers, governmen Bolivian revolt crushed terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September, would call Grzesik if he could be bureau officials as the worst in summer jobs to begin looking contracts and the West Coas subscription rate is $14 per year. located. He was missing at the its history. immediately. seem to be hardest hit b Forces loyal to the leftist military regime of Gen. Juan "The best placo to get time. Thus, when he took the "Service areas and business as unemployment. Jose Torres in La Paz, Bolivia, put down an army revolt Member Associated Press, United Press International, stand as a belated government well as industry seem to be employment, for the student's President Nixon, in efforts Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, suffering," MacLeod said. point of view, is in career - help needy students first, Monday in seven hours. It began after most Bolivians witness, it sounded like a replay went to bed Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press of weeks of prosecution "Firms just can't afford to hire oriented jobs," he said. expected to renew his 197 Sunday and was over .by the time they got Association, United States Student Press Association. "Unfortunately, these seem to recommendation that on up. be the hardest hit." disadvantaged student be hire Torres charged the rebels sought to impose a Second class postage paid at East MacLeod said most of the for every 40 federal employe Lansing, Michigan. "dictatorship of the right" in this landlocked nation of listings now registered with the Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services bureau are for campus and jungles and Andes Mountains. It was Bolivia's fifth military civilian uprising since the last all Building, Michigan Michigan. State University, East Lansing, Sly & the Family Stone summer resorts. "A campus counselor or resort Student head government, that of President Victor Paz - staffer usually can end the Estenssoro, was overthrown by the armed forces on April 11, 1964. Phones: Editorial f.. ■ 355-8252 plus summer with about $1,000 since his room and board are free," he volunteer tax Classified Advertising 355-8255 said. Display Advertising 353-6400 About 4,000 such positions Officials discuss harrassment Business-Circulation 355-3447 are available in Michigan alone, service at U Photographic 355-8311 The State Dept. disclosed Monday in Washington that Donald Gillings, East Lansii it is conferring with the Justic Dept. on possible steps that might be taken against the Jewish Defense League RUSH senior in accounting, has bee appointed coordinator of tl because of the announced threat to harass Soviet MSU Volunteer Income Ta diplomats in New York. Delta Sigma Service, John H. Cauley, direct of volunteer programs At the same time a State Dept. spokesman said that announced Monday. harassment of Americans in Moscow seems to have been The income tax service will officially inspired by the Soviet government. Pi a free tax consultant service The United States protested to the Soviet government entirely by MSU students Monday against threats made to Americans there and help people complete their forms. asked that the incidents be stopped and that adequate The Professional Before assignment to one protection be provided by Soviet authorities for Business the area action center: Americans in Moscow. Fraternity volunteers will attend seminar on tax form preparatio Apollo 14 astronauts isolated conducted for the program by For rides or information The Apollo 14 astronauts were limited to contact with University accounting professor call 332-2591 Volunteers for the income tax 112 persons in Cape Kennedy, Fla., Monday as they 217 River St. service should contact th began a 21-day medical isolation to minimize exposure Volunteer Bureau and attend to disease or illness that could delay their Jan. 31 volunteer orientation - trainin launching to the moon. session at 7 p.m. today The isolation, in effect for the first time on a manned Wednesday or Thursday Stefanoff Lounge of Sluden flight, was an attempt to avoid a repeat of the Apollo 13 Services Bldg. situation in which all three crewmen were exposed to German measles and one had to be replaced hours before launching last April. QUESTION: What's green, Gardner sues GOP, Dems weighs 8 lbs., and travels John Gardner, head of a national citizens like a pro? organization, charged in a court suit in Washington Monday that Republican and Democratic national Corporate identity is not quite a household word. But the symbols are. parties raise and disburse election funds illegally. The CBS eye, IBM's initials, Coca Cola's flowing script. Each tries to portray ANSWER: Gardner, who is chairman of a newly organized at a glance, the company's best attributes. THINK aiqcjjoj citizens lobby called Common Cause, told a news East Lansing State Bank has just introduced a new housemark. It is modern, friendly and strong. Because we want to be all these things. Most of ABOUT A }3>|DO^[ S3UU9J4 conference that the suit filed in federal court in Washington will determine whether the national all, it is easily recognizable. Outstanding. Uniquely identifiable. We have CAREER IN Committees of major political parties and their officials been these things to the community we serve. First to initiate Student Aid are violating or conspiring to violate the federal law on Bonds. Only bank to offer Master Charge service to students. A drive - in GOVERNMENT branch just for married housing. campaign contributions. The suit also named the Conservative party. We want, not only to establish a standard of banking, but also to improve our quality of life. East Lansing State Bank, your Hometown Bank away Bok named president of Harvard from home Member : F.D.I.C. Derek Curtis Bok, new president of Harvard This nifty little Rocket University in Cambridge, Mass., served as dean of the takes off when you do. Harvard Law School with a reputation for rapport with The 8 lbs. include the his students and for scholarship in labor and antitrust metal case! It tackles law. The university's board of overseers gave final approval East Lansing State Bank your typing problems anytime, anyplace. The smooth action, the Monday to the 40 - year - old Bok to head the nation's shaped keys are easy on oldest university its first president in modern times the typist, too. Extra fea¬ not to have been graduated from Harvard. tures include key-jam re¬ Your Hometown Bank away from home at lease, half-line spacing, erasure table. UAW sets Chrysler deadline Fast Lansing Okemos Haslett Brook field Plaza Red Cedar at Trowbridge If you need a fine poiia- The United Auto Workers said Monday its 120,000 ble, don't just guess! Let members at Chrysler Corp. would strike the automaker us show you the Hermes in eight days unless a new, three - year contract was WE'LL BE Rocket today. worked out by then. Hermes ON CAMPUS Douglas Eraser, a union vice president and head of its AMERICAN BUSINESS Chrysler Dept., said in Detroit that Chrysler appeared SOON MACHINES unwilling to bargain seriously "without the pressure 1477 Haslett Rd. point of a strike deadline." Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan luesday. January l^, 19/1 Faster Gl SAIGON (AP) pullout seen - U.S. Defense :ed withdrawal target to had increased in Laos and This six U.S. soldiers were wounded Secretary Melvin R. Laird said reduce winding down, I believe, is troops here to 284,000 remains at about the same level a good problem for our in a five - minute clash, in the Monday the United States can men by May 1. Present U.S. in Cambodia. commanders to have." central highlands, near An Khe. look forward to the withdrawal troop strength in Vietnam is Even as Laird spoke to To a newsman's remark that South Vietnamese of "additional thousands" of GIs military 332,500. newsmen at the end of his four from Vietnam this year. - many U.S. servicemen took the headquarters reported brisk p* Laird said the enemy threat in He gave no precise figure but day visit to Vietnam, the U.S. attitude of "why should we risk fighting in Tay Ninh Province. South Vietnam is lower than it command announced new I our lives" when the United 58 miles northwest of Saigon,, said "we will meet or beat" the was a year ago, but added that it American air blows in Laos and States is getting out of Vietnam, and also announced a new Cambodia to thwart infiltration Laird responded: "I have had offensive by 2,000 South \ MEET SET of North Vietnamese men and the opportunity to talk to a Vietnamese troops in eastern supplies. great many young men who are Cambodia. In Cambodia, high - flying In the action in Tay Ninh serving in Vietnam and although B52s bombed suspected North I found that attitude expressed Council clos the ol< i to mull Vietnamese buildup positions for a second straight day, the Command said. The two raids by a few, I believe that attitude is a minority position on the part of our troops." Cambodian border, South Vietnamese paratroopers reported killing 20 North over Cambodia were the first in On the battlefields, action Vietnamese. Losses to the, faculty bylaws a week by the Stratoforts. involving American troops Saigon forces were reported at; Laird told a news conference continued at a low level, as it 10 paratroopers killed and seven; before his departure for Sly purch The Academic Council will The council will consider a Honolulu and Washington: "The enemy threat has not increased had throughout Laird's visit. Nevertheless, the U.S. Command said five American wounded. The Cambodia took the South- atio meet at 3:15 p.m. today in the modification of proposals to the in South Vietnam. As a matter Students line up at one of the stores selling tickets for the Sly and the Family Stones concert, Con servicemen were killed and 11 Vietnamese force of rangers and* Con Room of the faculty bylaws which of fact, the enemy threat is also featuring Ned, scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 23. Tickets, priced at $3.75, $3.25 and $2.75, were wounded Sunday in four armored cavalry troops 10 miles! International Center and, for the rejected by the board of trustees lower at this time this year than inside Cambodia in the Parrot's" „e available at Campbell's Smoke Shop, Marshall Music (East Lansing) and the Union Ticket separate booby trap incidents in first time since October, student in October. The proposals it was last year The enemy South Vietnam. The Command Beak sector. Only small contacts Office- State News photo by Don Gerstner redefine . . . participation will not be the the role of the threat has increased in south also reported two Americans were reported in the early stages, central issue. University Committee on Laos and the enemy threat killed Monday when a U.S. of the drive and the South Faculty Affairs. remains approximately at the N TEXT BOOK The council also will hear a same level in Cambodia. But I Army helicopter was shot down by enemy ground fire in the Vietnamese said they killed four enemy soldiers and took no proposal to eliminate a can assure you that we are central highlands. In addition, losses themselves. requirement that students with watching this matter very 85 credits or more must receive carefully." a 1.5 in a course in order to Evolution Laird said American troop theory rapped receive credit for the course. withdrawals would be based on This requirement is scheduled progress in Paris at the peace Sly the & Family Stone to go into effect fall term, 1971, negotiations, progress with the if the council does not vote to Vietnamization program to tum By MICHAEL O'NEAL The society has 300 eliminate it. voting members, each with at least a the war to the South plus over State News Staff Writer master's degree in a scientific A proposal will be made to field, and 1,200 sustaining Vietnamese, and on "the size of A high school biology textbook, rejecting evolution as the best members. The group publishes the Creation Research amend the Taylor Report on the enemy threat." Society explanation of the origin of species, has recently been published Quarterly, of which Moore is managing editor. student participation to make it The Pentagon chief said Michigan. "This kind of textbook necessary for elected members Vietnamization is "proceeding has not been published for three The book's co-editor, John N. Moore, is a professor of natural of council standing committees ahead of schedule in all decades. We are literally standing in the breach, holding the flag science at MSU. According to Moore, the purpose of the book is to report at least each year of academic freedom," Moore said. once respects." to present an alternative model to evolution. to their respective college "As result of this He said the book will be submitted to California's State Board a program," "No one knows from observation how life began," Moore said. advisory councils. he added, "and as a result of the of Education. The board's "Therefore, one must come up with a reasoned interpretation. We guidelines require that any text Another proposal, if passed, of the attacks against the reason that the evolution model does not fit the data as well as teaching evolution used in the state school system also contain would alter the method of Con nist the creation theory. the creation model." choosing the chairman of the Cambodia, we can look forward He said the textbook for Natural Science Moore said scientists are admitting "immense gaps" exist in the 193, a required University Curriculum to the withdrawal of additional We have a new plan. evolutionary scale, such as the "missing link" between birds and University College course, teaches only the evolutionary theory. Committee. thousands of U.S. military If you would like reptiles. personnel from Vietnam this to fashion your own "We're saying that as far as young minds in the United States year." future while continuing are concerned, academic freedom can be served if we tell them only know that the facts of variation are in closest agreement with what we read about in Genesis," Moore said. we Business fax Asked about reports of lowered morale among American troops, Laird replied: "I can to enjoy the old benefits of friendship and an The oook, entitled "Biology: A Search for Order assure you that our in active social program, Complexity," was developed by the Creation Research Society, commanders, all of them, are We want to talk to of which Moore is a member. well aware of the problems that The primary objective of the society is to of direct creative acts by a personal God." publish evidence "which supports the thesis that the material universe is the result The society regards the Bible, as "the written word of sou ght ailing are ec winding involved down in a as far as United States is concerned war that is . the . . you. SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) will permit a 20 per cent The policy God, and permits business it is inspired thrdugnoUt, all its afwertionsaTe historically - President Nixon, seeking to speedup in claiming tax write - firms to reduce tax payments Open Rush Tonight and scientifically true in all the original create jobs and promote offs. autographs. now, when additional purchasing 'To the student of nature this means that the account of economic growth, announced "Past experience," the ... origins in Genesis is a factual presentation of simple historical Monday complex rule changes President said in a statement, power is needed, and to make up these payments in later years. SIGMA CHI truths." reducing the short • term tax load on business but designed to "demonstrates that depreciation liberalization will stimulate the 7-10 p.m. DELTA UPSILON Students cause no long - term tax loss. plan of spending on new plant pace table. The meet to The move will cut $2.6 billion from tax collections this year and equipment, which has been 729 E. Grand River Call 332-8676 levelling off, and thus create and the reductions will reach a jobs, Call 337-9020 351-0455 after 6p.m. Justice Dept. arrival peak of about $4.1 billion in 1976, the President said. This will have "As a result, federal tax •xcellent films For Info and Rides WE HAVE A NEW IDEA the effect of collection in the long run will Four student leaders will meet The department had tried to channeling billions into the increase." hursday to decide details range a visit fall term, sagging economy. xesident Wharton after The new formula will provide Nixon said, too, that: "A ipearance of representatives of consulting student leaders, sent a faster tax write - off on funds liberalization of depreciation he Justice Dept. an invitation to the department plowed into new plants and allowances is essentially a change The Justice Dept. called "late Oct. 29, but there was no equipment purchases. i the timing of a tax liability. j see if the response from Washington until I n effect, hat till wanted the recent phone call, Perrin administration is doing fpresentatives to visit campus, said, campaign to spur production, obert Perrin, vice president for "I didn't explore the re employment and the sagging FREE Offer Good Only With This Coupon said for the delay," Perrin said. economy is to defer taxes for One Per Customer IGoke businessmen. 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LESLIE advertising manager II just TV specials WASHINGTON The great minds of Ben has two sons named Phillip MARK EICHER, managing editor - and Mor the cigaret and advertising industries are who help their father on the ranch. ED HUTCHISON, city editor hard at work trying to figure out ways of "There is also a midget, named BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor John who works around the house as a KEN KRELL, editorial editor publicizing cigarets on television now that cigaret commercials have been banned. Every time there is any trouble, B< JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor The tobacco companies are already Johnny, 'Call for Phillip and Morris.' GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor "I like it," the president of the; going ahead with plans to sponsor Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award automobile races, bowling tournaments, said. for outstanding journalism. tennis matches and other sporting events. "Here's another TV series that mj, There is a rumor that pipe tobacco, which work," the agency time buyer said " is not banned, will be sold in packages called 'Lucky Strike,' and it's about an who drills for oil in Texas. bearing a startling resemblance to cigaret Every tjme hits well, he shouts, 'Lucky strike EDITORIALS packages. I recently attended a brainstorming a fine depletion.' " session at an advertising agency where they "I like it," the president of the a were discussing other methods of getting said. cigaret advertising across. The head of research said, "We've foi The head of Creative Projects said, "I that the TV shows that young Needed: com think we documentary have an on idea. We could sponsor a Winston Churchill titled, 'Winston Ruled Good, Like a Prime watch the most have animals in our people have come up with a series titled 'Camels Aren't for them. N sure-i Everyboc Minister Should.' English teachers all over This is a story of a man who owns a rest the country will complain about the title camel that keeps running away. to revamp Academic governance at MSU has th and so, at the beginning of the show, we could show members of British Parliament asking whether people wanted good "Every week the man takes a mile! walk looking for his camel. he has all sorts of humorous adventur Along the the Academic Council, and but at the end of the program he alw grammar or good taste in their become synonymous with faculty correcting the imbalance there would documentaries." finds his camel." governance, because of various steps curb, but not eliminate, the faculty's "I like it," the president of the "I like it," the president of the ag taken by the faculty in the last advertising agency said. "What else have we said. monopoly of influence. The head of the TV department decade. Even such a "student" The people of Michigan have got?" The TV department director said, "We "We also have a Mission Impossible ■ document as the Academic Freedom empowered the MSU Board of sketched out a western series titled, series on the drawing boards titled. Report was written by the Faculty Trustees with the responsibility for out me -®ou>/vsa. . . 'Marlboro Country.' The hero is a rancher, Can Take Salem Out of the Country Committee on Student Affairs. running the University, including Ben Marlboro, with a tattoo on his hand. about a guy named Harry Salem Progress, of course, has not been academic governance. The time has works for a patriotic organization kno as SMOKE. Harry goes all over the w< nonexistent, however. The Freedom come for them to exert their power OUR READERS' MIND saving the United States from evil. At Report's foreward, written by the in an attempt to resolve the end of each show, his boss says to Academic Council, stated that stalemate developing between secretary, 'You can take Salem out of students were now a party to the factions on this campus. country, but you can't take the cour Parking ticket writing mania "social trust" of the ASMSU is expected to discuss the out of Salem.' " University, "I like it," the president of the age although administration and faculty situation at tonight's meeting. We said. "Anything else?" remained charged with the applaud them in their effort to The head of media said, "We hav< responsibility of preserving the initiate some sort of significant To the Editor: thousands of dollars taken in comedy series about two tall basketl on parking angry at the parking ticket mania and car "genius of scholarship." change in the "channels," and we Over the Christmas break many parking tickets? All parking tickets issued to towing going on. Some parking tickets are players named Benson and Hedges. The\ That same attitude prevails today suggest that they now take the tickets were issued to graduate assistants graduate assistants parking on North needed in order to avoid chaos, but mass each scored 100 points in a game in academic on North Campus. It has Campus lots during Christmas vacation government. The concern of the vast majority of always been the ticket writings like the one described are everyone refers to them as Benson i understanding of North Campus graduate should be voided and an apology made by not necessary. Hedges 100s. The funny thing is they'n faculty's responsibility to preserve students to the body capable of assistants that during term breaks parking the Dept. of Public Safety. After all, we the "genius of scholarship" has been Nathan W. Shier long they keep getting struck in elevat renovating the University's outdated would be permitted. Phone calls were made asked for parking permission, on several and closets and taxi cabs and sewers. T written into the Taylor Report on government - the trustees. to the Dept. of Public Lansing graduate student Safety by several occasions, and it was granted. and several graduate always get into mischief and the presid student participation in academic Hopefully the trustees will see that assistants for confirmation of their right to Many individuals are becoming very of the University wants to expel them, assistants from North Campus affairs as the "intellectual authority" the emerging factionalism on this park on North Campus lots. Permission was keeps saying all the time, "Oh, of the University. given every time. The campus police disadvantages of Benson and Hedges." campus can be resolved only by a granted parking and then gave everyone "I like it," the president of the age That attitude becomes evident in total evaluation of the governmental tickets. This is only one of many recent , the rfeport when it sets up machinery structure.^ To achieve such complaints ^|or excessive parking ticket No institutional neutrality' said. "Send in Kent to put it all togethi Copyright >021, Lo$ Angcle^J iny *§x£luding the meager. .studeef^undertaking, an independent writing dhi :ng that smoking leads to Wheeeee junior and vice president of the other members free to decide eai deaths," the council said. fraternity, attributes the loss to where they wish to live. With a cafeteria tray protecting his bottom, one student the bad image the campus whizzes down the ice - covered slope behind Baker Hall sometimes holds of the Greek until he hits a soft spot which makes him tumble a system and also to the financial snow and ice. burden which accompanies State News photos by Harold Friedl housing. "Most people think if you live in a fraternity house you are Urban Corps see By WANDA HERNDON city government by placing them work study program and asst. State News Staff Writer in reterr^ls to the Urban Corps sophomores earn $2.25 an hour, federal government through the jobs in Detroit city director of financial aids, said. coordinator in Detroit who hires juniors and seniors earn $2.75 an Positions are now open to departments such the College Work • Study Program as Any MSU student mav apply Participants. hour and graduate students earn and the remaining amount is Hose students who are comptroller's office, the mayor's if he demonstrates a need for the Students work the regular $3.25 an hour, paid by the City of Detroit. iterested in applying for the office, the corporation council earnings to continue his ei8ht " hour day> fivc days a Eighty per cent of the "We expect the students to Jetroit Urban Corps, an and the Common Council. education. The student should week. Freshmen and student's wage is paid by the save 80 per cent of their sum Dtemship program in which "Normally students apply for be a resident of Detroit, and he gross earnings if living at home tudents are given the the Urban Corps at the must return to MSU after the and 60 per cent if jpportunity to participate in beginning of spring term and the internship. they have to selection is made before the end The provide their own housing," Ity government. work - study office Smith said. The Urban Corps is designed of spring term," L. Michael interest college students in Smith, coordinator of college determines who is eligible for the program and then makes Sly & the Family Statu For a new experience in ESTN plus makeup . . . put on i leaked "Pace Talk on life styles slated Black & White Peace, the draft, cooperatives, cosmetics educational workshops on media, the draft and community ducational reform, free schools nd other aspects of alternative reform and the creation of free schools, liberation groups, centers. While the festival is still in the HiFi Buys Has A Stereo System fe styles will be discussed at 3 organic foods, crafts, m. Thursday in the Steffanof ounge of the Student Services cooperatives and communes, planning stages, those who are promoting it hope to schedule it You Can Carry Anywhere alternative economic groups, the for the !dg. beginning of spring term. 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FACING YANKEE PLAZA JOIN THOSE WHO EXPECT MORE AND SAVE JacdbsanS £> Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 1 Soup': watered down "There's A Girl In My Soup," like "Cactus Flower" last year, is taste of the next sample. He directing, "Soup" falters. en smooth lover type, but this film route to screen R Miss Hawn brings all her cynicism to her repertoire to somewhere along the way meets Marion, a blonde - haried Sellers, who can be asks viewers to accept him as sparkling mannerisms to Marion, give Marion a tough edge. But, stage to screen. Not even picki State an example of a Broadway play hippie - type who is tired of enormously funny with the right one. His comic range here batting her eyes, biting her lips to no avail. She prompts no up Miss Hawn enroute f that probably made it to the being passed around among male material ("Dr. Strangelove," consists of a dirty old man's and shaking her gorgeous behind response from Sellers and injects matters very much, A bla screen too late. friends like "a tray of cakes." What "Pink Panther"), looks awkward snicker and a very dry British in a valiant effort to give her little life into the film. "There's A Girl In My Sou arde cle might have been light, After their meeting, the film as Robert. Let's face it, Sellers is "There'j A Girl In My Soup' is in its last few days MIM wit. Neither leaves anyone character bounce. engaging entertainment a few at ind a P runs downhill. The predictable not central casting's idea of a rolling in the aisles. She even adds a thin skinned ■ lost most of Its charm Lansing Mall theater. seasons ago on stage looks romance moves along without a conferem merely dated now. Comedy has o expla single bright idea until its the shortest life span of any man 's entertainment form. ending. (To reveal the ending is to rob the film of its only POLITICAL STANCE become major One must assume that time By ROBERT KIPPER surprise.) has taken the edge off the State News Reviewer "There's A Girl In My dvercorru Soup" The fc humor of "There's A Girl In My Parent, student views polled could have been salvaged given a Soup." Surely the show didn't bright cast and proper direction. (be foul seem this conventional on stage. playboy and a 19 - year - old (Look at what Barbra Streisand, College Either that or critics and girl. Robert, the playboy, is a Becoming George Segal and director audiences were less demanding television celebrity who "treats Herbert Ross did for "The Owl The then Overall, responses bore little middle of the road (d) somewi .Monday, The political orientation of observation of the student respondent was selwi then. his sex life like continual wine and the Pussycat," a pretty the nation's 18 - to - 21 - year - population might suggest asked: relation tn fnlntinn to voar in crhrtftl vear in school OF f5PX. lSKnrol liberal or /(e) very liberal? av tmm. l:i. " "There's A Girl In My Soup" tasting," sampling only vintage routine play.) But with Peter old sector and its effect at the In recent student opinion excepting that the women The students answered: the Univ a "Likewise, deals with clockwork stock but spitting out each ind 700 s a Sellers and Goldie Hawn in polls in 1972 will probably be poll, students on campuses compare your social values to tended to differ more from their Very conservative Margar between 41 - vea mouthful before it affects his a starring roles and Roy Boulting less predictable than a cursory throughout the country were those of your parents, would parents with respect to social Somewhat conservative black aut asked to label their own values than did males. Middle of the road you say that your viewpoints (a) Somewhat liberal black stu MSU philosophies while comparing are identical (b) vary slightly (c) their ideas about things to those The student's term for his College, Man held for second time Lecture - Concert vary significantly (d) vary Very liberal held by their parents. own thoughts or ideas about No opinion main P" Series considerably (e) cannot answer It should come as no surprise because parents differ politics and society in general th that student thought takes a themselves?" probably provides a more The choice of liberal direction. For many accurate indication of his overall liberal' outnumbers issumed democi pleads innocent to assault though, the more pertinent Are identical 6.1% attitude than do either his by >re than two to one. At t question would be: how political party identification or time, a distinct minori capita lis Vary slightly 40.9% san Alexandei pronounced is the trend? Vary significantly 24.6% his feeling about a particular chose either of the extrc Point "The Best Results of the survey show Vary considerably In an effort to provide answers. As with A 23- year - old man who was criminal warrant Friday assault and battery when previ< that the greatest number of Cannot answer/no opinion 2.3% such a reading, the collegians surveys, more liberal r\2y> Broadway freed last week after pleading afternoon and arrested the man, arraigned later Friday afternoon students term themselves asked: ; AVv> Musical since before Judge Maurice E. e prevailed on the < Fiddler on guilty to charges of entry withoug permission and assault who gave his address as the Ozone House in Ann Arbor, Schoenberger in 54th District "somewhat liberal." At the same time, a fairly even split between The would similarity of the seem to indicate that the "In summarizing the two, how would you term your o coasts than i 1AM the Roof." and battery was returned to the after an MSU coed told police he Court in East Lansing. Clive Barnes, had grabbed her arm about noon He failed to post $500 bond collegians holding views similar student's social values are social and political philosophy Ingham County Jail this week on » N.Y. TIMES another charge of assault and near the Home Management and was returned to the county to the ideas of their parents and combined with or reflected in (a) very conservative (b) Copyright 1970. I!nid battery. jail until he stands trial on Feb. those who express a more his political leaning. somewhat conservative (c) Corp., Bloomington, Ind. The 23 in District Court, or until he significant divergence in attitude VIVIAN MKHAiL MSU police obtained a r i pleaded innocent to posts bond. was exhibited. WAIN*. ftMOYAN The man stood preliminary Prior to the Christmas recess, interviewers surveyed 1,160 THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM examination Jan. 5 Court and pleaded in District students on 46 campuses. The guilty to a 2>rda' Programs for American students-1971-72 charge reduced from breaking and entering with intent to commit rape. first question asked the students "In comparing your political CHILDREN SUFFER degree le Jan. 14 8:15 P.M. Ingham County Prosecutor viewpoints to those of your Michael Walsh had moved for a ndicated. Series B ■ ONE YEAR PROGRAM juniors. ■ GRADUATE STUDIES Doctoral degrees. - - for college sophomores and toward Master's and A t reduced charge due to the defendant's background and the circumstances of the case. parents, would you say that your ideas (a) are identical (b) vary slightly (c) vary Prof soys malnu If you irganizati( University Auditorium significantly (d) vary U ■ REGULAR STUDIES Before that, the man had spent - toward B.A. and 8.S. degrees. considerably (e) cannot answer 65 days in the county jail after hampers size, U Students $1.00 ■ FRESHMAN/PREPARATORY YEAR-for high school because parents differ graduates. police arrested him Nov. 2, themselves?" Union Ticket Office I SUMMER COURSES - given in English. _ 1970, for breaking into a coed's Answers were: ISome Scholarships and Fellowships Available room in Campbell Hall. Are identical 4.5% Because the man had already By United Press International human development in MSU's danger of malnutritioi spent 65 days in jail, Vary slightly Vary significantly 44.6% 20.8% Malnutrition may not damage College of Human Medicine.: especially moderate cases VO' those frequently found in Schoenberger released him Jan. Vary considerably 24.9% a child's basic intelligence, but it Only severe malnutrition 5 on one year's probation. urban and rural children i Cannot answer/no opinion 5.2% can hamper his ability to use and before the age of six months, United States, develop his mind. when growth of the brain abilities r That is the condlucion of an the ages of one and four. through cell division ends, can campus vc article published in the journal interfere physically with In these cases, poor n listlessness and >f emb of the American Medical Assn. intellectual development, Kallen apath this month by Dr. David J. said. toward learning and a number Jniversity other side effects which interfi The cho Sly 8 the Family Stone Kallen, associate professor of But he added that the greatest with educational processes. "Clearly, malnutrition is r does not: ludifion. plus f 3 the only reason why children d poorly in school or jtg YAT WAHt unmotivated to achieve." K said. "But for a hungry i malnutrition may ci important additional barriers t education and hence achievement, and it is families where support at understanding for education least that malnutrition is n apt to be found." Kallen argues th malnutrition can result i smaller physical size and th may prove an embarrassment t the child. The journal said in accompanying editorial i malnutrition as a deterrent t fi OPEN At 1:00 p.m. social progress should not I I Feature at 1:15 ,M 3:15-5:20-7:25-9:25 taken lightly. rd GIVE'EM "Malnutrition can be involvi :# HELL. JOHN! directly or indirectly JOHN WAYNE „ initiation and perpetuation of A Howard Hawks Production disheartened, listless segment ! a population, thus produc considerable drag on society the editorial said, development re involvement, and it is difficultt become involved after the won has passed one by." C.EOKGE PKPPARD helpH sacrificing his $3,000 in relevant. It must be available for "I note a worldwide search iich. black author, an avant overtime each year which makes practical purposes," Laszlo said. * - for meaning for the individual his life a little nicer. Jirl few In My Sou irde clergyman, a psychologist "There is an inherent danger and his way of life," Laszlo said. days at philosopher at a press "Nobody is going to give in talking about humanity in "There is room for diversity in eater. inference Monday attempted anything. Power is always individual terms. However, I'm this boat but not egoism." transferred ^ explain just how "human" by people taking • today, how he can something — that's how the black man has gained," he said. and the keconw more human ^jor obstacles he must Sydney Jourard said his humanistic psychology uses POLICE overcome. scientific The four are on campus for discipline to address questions like "becoming ie fourth annual University human." College Symposium, "On He said a "politics of being gaming Human," which began human" has developed. Md Mondav. The symposium topic "In the countries of the No complaints or warrants have yet been issued (d) somewl selected from suggestions of against three ry liberal?" ERVIN LASZLO Western world, Utopias exist for MSU students apprehended this weekend by East llB University College faculty SIDNEY JOURARD MARGARET ALEXANDER HOWARD MOODY Lansing police minorities — men who govern or for larceny from an East Lansing bookstore. answered: Ud 700 students polled. variation from this type of the Constitution, that the black the small control industry and 50 to The first two shoplifting incidents occured Margaret Walker Alexander, a person is considered evil, she man was percentage of blacks in described humar.ization "as the are Friday afternoon, not human; in fact, he high offices is "tokenism." 65 in age. They try and apply police said, when students attempted to steal items from the black author and the director of asked, "Can humans tolerate one was three - fifths human," Mrs. quality of life we project but their point of view on what is Student Book Store, 421 E. Grand River Ave. bl,ck studies at Jackson State another when they are so "People still believe in never realize." very Alexander said. different intelligence in men human to everybody else," he A security officer in the store told Allege, said tolerance is the different?" "Human values are the real police he observed a young "Young black people speak of because of race," she said. She said. woman remove items from a shelf and place them in her pocket. DJjn problem in becoming She noted that the black man the white man as a beast problem. One can use religion to The officer said he followed the woman, who returned to the 1. has not today," criticized people in the academic cover lots of To these men, Jourard said, nan. always been considered a Mrs. Alexander said, problems," he said. bookstore after he approached her in another store. 'In the Western world, it is human being, the rationalization predicting community for continued racism "The danger comes when we teen-agers are bums, women are of polarization in society to in their views towards blacks. getting out of their place — "in Hie second incident occured about one hour later when the "somewh ,«umed that what is Christian, used by slave sympathizers. increase. talk about tolerance and point nbers the oth ratic, white and "A long time ago in this "There is a strong feeling of view — as long as they don't bed and the kitchen" — and same security officer told police he saw a man remove wo to one. "After 350 years of racism, it blacks are restless — two books from a shelf, carry them into a restroom and emerge At among black students that clash." refusing to distinct minor capitalistic is right," Mrs. country — when the black man is inconceivable for the white education is no have limits defined. without them. Alexander said. was a slave — it was assumed, man to conceive of blacks as longer a desired He offered an example of the Police reported of the extre goal," Mrs. Alexander said. white bricklayer in H e r i t i ed the another shoplifting incident occurred on Pointing out that any even in the great documents like equal," she said. She added that Washington Saturday in the same bookstore when the security officer told with previr The Rev. Mr. Howard Moody sialism" and the Square in New York City who police he observed liberal attitu< limitation of perspective of most a man place a magnetic tape cartridge into his people. pocket. east and AN.18-22 le w other regions "A broadening of horizons — All three students were taken to the East who we are, living with birds and Lansing police station and booked on charges of larceny from a building. The students fishes and soil and air — is were released until a complaint and warrant is issued. 1970, Unid necessary," Jourard said. Employers job interviews MSU police reported they apprehended two graduate students set {ton, Ind. "I think there's got to be a 7:30 p.m. Friday at the construction site of the Life Sciences more socialized economy in Bldg. on the charge of simple larceny. every western country and an international government so The following employers will the Placement Bureau as soon as resources aren't hoarded," MILITARY OBLIGATIONS: Jan. 18: Allegheny Ludlum Farm Insurance Lowest Consistent Prices in the Midwest! be interviewing from Jan. 18 possible and AT LEAST TWO Co.; West Shore Jourard said. He called for Students are advised to interview Industries; Bloomingdale's Dept. through Jan. 22. December, SCHOOL DAYS in advance of with employers even Community College. socialized medicine, socialized March and June graduates of all the interview date. though Store; B.F. Goodrich Co.; Jan. 21: Associated degree levels are eligible to ' Additional information is they have not completed their Scott Paper Cp.; Shaker Heights military service. Many employers City Schools; U.S. Air Force; Corp.; Bogdan Motels Spring Inc.; university education and planned use of resources. a TOP 300 ALBUMS - unless otherwise Haskins & Sells; Marathon Oil "At the w available in the Placement have indicated interest beginning of U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs; indicated. you are intersted in an Bulletin posted each week at the Placement Bureau and in most an interviewing the student before in Peace Corps. Co.; Trane Co.; Univac; Weston Public Schools; Dept. of the Air philosophy man tried — to 2,500 years ago — answer, 'Know LOW PRICES - DORM DELIVERY! >n jrganization, please sign up in departments. and after his Armed Forces. duty with the Jan. 19: Arthur Andersen & Co.; Battle Creek Public Schools; Force. thyself.' He got to know many CAIl and we'll deliver to your dorm. Just 25c extra per Jan. 22: Cherry Hill School other things, but he still hasn't order. Deliveries made evenings Tues. • Fri. Ernst & Ernst; Ethyl Co; District; City National Bank & got to know himself," Chemical Abstracts Service; U' chorus gives Trusts Co.; Flint Community philosopher Ervin Laszlo said. ct students Foster Wheeler Corp.; Gannett Co., Inc.; General Motors Corp.; Illinois Central Railroad Co.; Schools; Orange School District; Purdue University. Companies interviewing for "The great task — as I see it — [/\^$|L / voco outlet for one credit Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.; summer employment positions. Milwaukee Journal; Raytheon Co.; UpJohn Co.; State of. Jewish Wisconsin; U.S. Atomic Energy Jan. 18: Camp Wise of the Community Center. RECORD SHOP ^ children in tl MSU students interested in Offering students one credit Faculty and East Lansing Commission. Jan. 19: Emst & Ernst; comes betw lusic but unsure of their singing per term, the chorus rehearses residents may join without Gannett Co., Inc. ind four, ibilities may join at least one once a week and performs two formal registration, but students Jan. 20: Carnation Co.; ,s poor nutritii ampus vocal group without fear major concerts each year. nmust register for the group as for C&O/B&O Railroad Co.; )f embarassment the aiess and apatl — Although the chorus will not any course. Corning Glass Works; Grand and a number University Chorus. perform winter term, singers are Rapids Public Schools; Hallmark The chorus is unique in that it s which interfe already starting work on the Rehearsals are held from 7 to Cards, Inc.; Katonah-Lewisboro does not require its members to Dvorak Iprocesses, Requiem, to be sung on 9:30 p.m. Wednesdays in the Schools; PPG Industries, Inc.; nutrition i wdition. Good Friday evening, April y. Music Building auditorium. University of Rochester; State why children choo) achieve, a hungry chili Organization ional barriers hence to adu uman values »ly& the Family Stone id it is in 1 or e support education The population crisis, drugs, The public forums are plus utrition nter culture" and sponsored by the elementary ploitative attitudes are some school Parent - Teacher r g u es t ha the topics to be aired at the Organizations in the Okemos result it of a series of can parent - area, I size and th acher forums at 8 p.m. today nbarrassment the Kinawa Middle School ditorium. Ronald Wilson, asst. professor MORT SAHL e natural science, will moderate series on human value CO OPTICAL SERVICE roblems with a panel of several JANUARY 15 5218 South SU faculty members. Logan Lansing 393-4230 TO PROTECT EYESIGHT.. SEE US Let us check your eyes soon. If you do need glasses, we will be able to fit you expertly, with the right lenses and frames. Correct glasses will help you to look and feel better. 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Co-Op may be an experience ; Polyglas tires - wheels, 484-9549 after 5 p.m. 3-1-14 332-0844, 5-1-18 140 Haslett 9Street. CAMP WISE RN: DAY The Resident Camp of the CHEVROLET 1970 Impala 4 door Charge nurse Jewish Community Center of Cleveland, Ohio hardtop with many extras. Beautifully maintained. Suit: LOOKING FOR a pad? Try this Excellent condition, $2,700. Call supporting staff, ideal is Now Hiring Couselors and Specialists for faculty, grad students, business 651-6294 after 3:30 p.m. 5-1-15 For the 1971 Season people, married couples. Lease. 332-3135 or 882-6549. O A Representative of Camp Wise Will Conduct Interviews on the Campus on ROOMMATE WAITED. Share Monday, January 18, 1971. For Further Information and Interview Appointments. expense-oENTEV Cedarview Please Contact The University Placement Bureau Apartments. Male. 337-2541. 5-1-13 ONE GIRL needed winter term. Cedar Village, $70. Call 351-1990. 5-1-13 Collingtw>o& CROSSWORD PUZZLE APARTMENT TO share. Female. Close to campus. Furnished. Own bedroom, parking space. Student over 25. $70. 332-0436. 2-1-12 ACROSS 23. fformerly Northwind Apis.) Ill-natured Manager, 482-4226 or FOX 1. Flog 24. Fragments PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, ONE MAN 5. Stop 27. Humor needed for 3-man 372-1954. 0-10-1-19 10. Legal deeds 28. Too bad apartment in Okemos. Furnished. 11. White elephant 29. Horrendous Paul, 351-6264, 353-9427. 3-1-12 WOODSIDE APARTMENTS. New, 13. Papal name 33. Taro paste one bedroom furnished, balcony, 14.4th Sunday of 34. Chickpea laundry, security locks, quiet area. Lent 35. Shade 351-4698, ED 2-2920. 332-3311. 16. Roadside 36. Southern stopover 38. Wild water 17. Loving buffalo 18. Halfway 39. Taunt FORD CUSTOM, 1964. Economical IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 19. Penfiy pincher 40..Burn 3. Bitten six. Good condition. No 21. Girl student rust * 41. Units of force 4. Owns A.M. radio station. 30 SHAG CARPETING __355-5945. 5-1-14 newsmen at * NEW FURNITURE 22. Some 42. Honey buzzard 5. Heat unit minutes from MSU. 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Thailand some weekday evenings. 1 child. MANAGEMENT COMPANY, 9 MONTH LEASES ALSO 24. Dad Good pay. Call 485-5636 4-1-15 OLDSMOBILE 1962. Must sell. $200 351-7910. O AVAILABLE 25. Audible or best offer. 332-6916 after 5 BABYSITTER NEEDED 26. Elevated for infant p.m. 3-1-14 boy. Any 2 or 3 days a week, 8 - 5 COUPLE, 27. Ripsacks EFFICIENCY, On-Site Professional Management 23. Classify p.m. Call 332-6819 after 5 p.m. or FURNISHED, utilities included MODEL OPFN during the day 355-2233. 3-1-14 $115. 332-2803 or 332 2157' 731 APARTMENTS 30. Trio 31. Crescent- 3-1-12 Rental office open DAILY IMMEDIATE 12-6 Daily shaped OPENINGS, as and Sunday MATURE STUDENT behind the 32. Long to' professional consultant, Viviane wanted to Woodard Cosmetics, own hours. sublease room in house. $40 plus 731 Burcham Dr. '/a mile East 34. Broad snuie Yankee gtore Referral appointment consulting utilities share After 5 p.m., of Abbott Rd. 37. Endeavor only. Valerie, 332-8532. X5-1-14 489-3963. 5-1-12 Phone 351-7212 CALL 3&1-8282 38. Horned vip«r Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. January I 2,1971 | j For Sale For Sale |£AN jests For Sale CLASSES Personal IN silk-screen printing OKEMOS Real Estate A REAL BUY. At last Trustees to select leader u Stylish, colorful, and versatile FENDER SUPEREVERB - amp. offered. Call Cindy Ellinwood, truly in-built quality and the very (Continued from page 1) frequently sided with Huff in The vicechairman also has no Excellent condition. Call 337-9215 evenings. O-1-ig Must sell 332-4018. 5-1-13 best and tasteful decor can be the board's voting and could be regular duties. The creation of 355-2863. 3 ^ 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, ^mediately. Call 351-6749. FREE A lesson in yours for a very reasonable price. Huff said the chairmanship is expected to support him for the the post and its assignment to a ... complexion All new custom built 3 bedroom, "not a job you run for or try position. Republican may have been to ,£G GUITAR »mp. canisters and uprights. Guaranteed care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan 2 bath home, dining room, to $500 new, family It has been said that for the smooth over partisan feelings on ipeakers. one full year. $7.88 and or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. get." £165. Call 353-0206, nights. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING up. Animals MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS room and a kitchen of the future, sake of the University's the board. COMPANY, 316 in a private area - with all kinds Technically, any trustee could legislative appropriations the >M2 North Cedar STUDIOS. C-1-14 of be made NEWFOUNDLAND. extras. At $39,900, below chairman, however with chairman of the board should be Budget Opposite City Market. C 1 14 LOVABLE, appraised value. Good terms. two Republicans being defeated If COMICS, posters, old books, massive, two - year - old male. SANDSTONE Seeing is believing. Call Martha of the political party which in the November election and mag«incs' comic,: CUR|OUS SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale champion. 351-0671. Diversified rock, Now booking, Mertz 339-9466 or SIMON REAL controls the legislature. BOOK SHOP. 210 t Road — Brand — - tables 5-1-14 retiring Stephen Nisbet's seat (Continued from page 1) $5.00 $49.95, -I'll 339-8750. 3-1-14 ESTATE, Okemos Branch, Democrats now control the (upstairs). Open 1 - per AIREDALES. SIX 351 2260. 5-1-14 going to a Democrat, the Michigan House of ittee Vice Chairman of reconditioned Mondays. 5-1-1A used" machines. STUDENTS INTERESTED in the Republicans are left with only Representatives while control of Milton igman, R-Grartd Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Reasonable. two Philosophy Objectivism may be LAKE LANSING, $9800 for this seats on the board. It is the Senate is divided. Rapids, said Monday the Home and "Many Others." interested lake $19.95 in a proposed taped front cottage. Call Walter unlikely they could muster the 5-3 to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS lecture course by Dr. Leonard Stevens said that, according to governor's proposal is the "least SAMOYED PUPPIES. AKC. For Eyke, 332-3895 or SIMON REAL majority they need to elect a the trustee bylaws, the executive harmful' DISTRIBUTING pet alternative to the COMPANY, Peikoff, "Modern Philosophy: ESTATE, MSU - Okemos Branch, 1115 North or show. Good with children. Republican chairman, since the vice president, who is also state's budget problems. Washington $100 and up. Part For 351-2260. 3-1-12 beagle, spayed board has voted along jiLIAMSTON LOOKING for a 489-6448. C-1 -14 free. 339-8587. 3-1-13 secretary of the board of Zaagman cited the transfer of good family home? Don't — partisan lines for chairmen in the trustees, deals with the funds from the uninsured 3-bedroom SKI RACK, used one winter, $25. Service past. legislature. motorist pool and the cut in ST. BERNARD pups, 3 females (diced y. d, full basement, corn Amplifier, 150 watt, used one left. SAVE TIME. Make an appointment. state school aid as the two are^s \io car garage. Priced year. $150. 337-2162. 3-1 14 8 5:30 p.m., weekdays. UNION PAINTING INTERIOR, brighten up Since President Wharton took - "People suggest the chairman most likely jjl'gOO. For information, ar Call after 4 p.m., 482^887. BUILDING BARBER SHOP. that room. Grad students, office, the board has not always might assume administrative to draw the legislators' criticism. 3-1-12 terms, call Maynard Beery, GUITAR CLEARANCE. Sale C-1-12 reasonable, references. 372-8158. split along party lines on responsiblities. I've resisted "But as long as the funds 351-5210 or SIMON REAL MARSHALL MUSIC, East important issues. Coalitions of ESTATE, Okemos - MSU Branch, Lansing. One week only I C-1-12 REGISTERED ST. BERNARD BOOK EXCHANGE. Pick-up books / that," he said. The chairman has from the uninsured motorist puppies. $75. 6 weeks old. Phone HORSES BOARDED - $45 month. Republicans and Democrats have not a great deal more duties than 351-2260 3-1-12 money. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Todayl 272'x60'. Indoor riding arena. been formed. pool will be paid back it should CASSETTE TAPES Dansville, 623-6953 or 623-3681. Problems? 351-9601. 3-1-14 any other trustee, unless he be all right," Zaagman said. "Bui - Cheap. Three Riding corral, pasture, no barbed New trustee Patricia Carrigan, Dog Night, Beatles • Abby Road, 3-1-12 assumes those which the school aid cut might b< D-Ann Arbor, has ruled herself properly Cream, Sly - Many More. Call AT COLLEGE, we learn and training, lessons, English and belong in the President's office." difficult." H-13 Mike, 351-9419. 3-1-14 out as a possible chairman Mobile Homes experience. Broaden yourself and Western. Tack shop opening soon because "the job requires an' At the January, 1969 meeting, The state's financial problems icuFR K 100 stereo amplifier, 50 ~ see Sigma Chi. There could be carrying English and Western the board amended its bylaws to are expected to be taken up RM5. 484-3231, after 6 ANLARTLEY FLUTE and a King 3-B 1970, 12x60, Roycraft. something here for youl Rush equipment. AQHA stud service. experienced person, and I'm just provide for a vicechairman Completely quickly by the lawmakers and I 13 Trombone, excellent condition skirted and furnished in tonight. Call us at 337-9020. Registered and grade horses for learning." position, which went to will likely dominate the early Call 339-8138. 5-1-12 Early American. 646-6416. 5-1-18 3-1-13 sale. Wanted young Clair White, D-Bay City, has Merriman. part of the session, since work JUITAR. Gibson Firebird, exchange for horse's on next year's good condition. $135 or MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all 5 AD i ) 50c t board. Miller Ranch, 645-7362, budget must soon 1969 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X 60, ■ Call 482-0460. 5-1-13 brands. 30% off list price. Rich: 2 bedroom. Fully r of Play at Golden Eight Ball 645-7762. 10-1-19 begin. 351 5869. C carpeted. Best Billiard Lounge. 2019 East Offerll Call 625-3520. W. Michigan. 484-9533. 5-1-15 USTOM AMPLIFIER, $130; Coral BEGINNERS ELECTRIC guitar and speaker cabinet, 3-1-13 $70. 353-0219. amplifier, $50. 393-4809, evenings. 3-1-13 Lost & Found CURIOUS? FREE posters at the CURIOUS BOOK Shop. 210 Buckner Abbott Road, (upstairs). Open 1 - SKIING VACATION IN SWITZERLAND 6 p.m. except (Continued from page 11 - EASTER FOUND: DOG male. Mixed Mondays. 5-1-14 Depart New York April 7th, return April 15th and brown, medium much of a defense against the Depart New York April 9th. return April 17th 351-7668. 3-1-12 Peanuts Personal many inconsistencies and contradictions contained in the Total cost o $298.00. Round Eligibility for rtable Boeing 707 trips LOST: ONE pair wir document." by ALPHA GAMMA Rho says at either the Anglo gray Last term ASMSU sent a Lodgir t America Association are limited "WELCOME" to their 11 shiny - Postholel Gat li or the Mothotel to Students, 393-3130. 3-1 letter to the steering committee Staff, Faculty and pins: John, Doug, Joe, Mike, both in Chur. their immediate of Academic Council, terming ooms with private family. Members Ralph, John, Kazuyuki, Roger, Twin-bedded OF THE ANGLO AMERICA and W.C. Ski lifts. Joe, Dave and Keith 11 1-1-12 the Taylor panel's recommended ASSOCIATION are offered Rates are being various charter flights from most restructuring of the Massev - Ski Lifts and McKee we major points in the United States Report "faculty - to it 50% discount. T London during summer LOST, BLACK female Golden supremist drivel." months as well student "We as flights Retriever. White spot o cannot couch our within Europe. Employment collar, "Sparky." $10 language in terms critical enough opportunities. Discounts, Car Hire 332-6721. 3-1-14 rev Recreation to make the full measure of our Facilities, Hotel Finders Service Twin bedded 1 nd w war are healing. State. where he sought refuge at the changed if there is to be"r| and Emergency sick bays AP Wirephoto war's end, is still there, living in confidence between 7 numbered more than 125 soon a modest villa in the town of leadership and the pe, after the collapse of the Biafran Gowon said last October. Yamoussoukro. "TTiis is why the army on Jan. 12, 1970: today The Ivory Coast president, miliJ there are less than 40, with far Felix Houphouet - Boigny, was government will intensify! fewer patients in each. drive against corruption! angered when Ojukwu gave an whatever quarters it Six months ago relief workers interview to a British journalist may e: around Owerri, one of the last civilian or military." three months ago, but was Gowon, widely respected towns to fall to federal troops, unwilling to send the Biafran model of aj found an average of 15 cases of packing until he had another propriety. preal malnutrition during a three - safe place to go. He lacks that. over a delicately coalition within the balanl hour clinic. Today they find two Recent visitors to Ojukwu's Army.| or three. retreat gathered the impression bold move against could jeopardize it. corrupj■ Daily life is still grim in the citizens of Enugu in the East levied to raise badly needed Eve that he hopes one day to return East with an estimated 20 per they had switched to display would have been and generally trying to keep Ibo — thronged to local markets for to play a political role in a cent of able-bodied men and domestically brewed palm wine. unthinkable. laborers out of the state. chickens and goats to feast on. While many people left the A year after the end of a war Ibos do United Nigeria. encounter stiff, Incensed by the attitude, Col. RUSH women unemployed in a The government of the Ibo state capital to visit relatives in that supposedly aroused deep - sometimes fatal, resistance in While Nigeria is united, its population of seven million East Central State paid salaries outlying Benjamin Adekunle, whose 3rd DELTA — villages, urban seated "tribal" hatreds, a visitor returning to non - Ibo areas of Marine Commando Division immensely promising economy but it has been worse. SIGMA early and waived a standing 25 celebrants of the Christmas finds little animosity between what used to be Biafra, areas took Port Harcourt from the moving forward, there is a 332-50351 Celebrating their first peaceful per cent surcharge on all civil holidays depleted Enugu's the victorious Hausas and that malaise in the political society. PHI Christmas in three years, many they once dominated Biafrans in 1968 — recently servants' salaries that has been Gowon's military government supply of beer. By New Year's Yorubas and the defeated Ibos. economically and politically. denounced the Rivers State 1218 E. Gd. River has announced it will return Traditionally, migrants from The government of the Rivers military governor. their densely settled homeland State, south of the East Central "I didn't fight for the people Listening Ear fund drive in the East, Ibos are trickling back to jobs in Lagos, venturing anti State, has pursued a blatantly - Ibo policy, refusing to back into the Hausa dominated return properties to Ibo owners - of the Rivers State," the Yoruba Adekunle exploded at a news conference. "I fought for a $2,300 for North and the Yoruba West. in the entrepot of Port Harcourt united Nigeria." nets expenses Some Hausa businessmen investing their own capital in the are East, entrusting it to reknowned Our The second annual fund - group and individual said. "We need a new center Ibo industriousness. Average Student reads raising drive, held in December, contributions and provides a because we are In Lagos, a Yoruba town, 4.7 times faster cramped and for the Listening Ear, East 24-hour phone service and a cold. Our all masked Ibo dancers took to the - night shift Lansing's crisis intervention walk-in service for persons with complains about the lack of streets on Christmas Day, than their starting speed with center, netted $2,300. or foui1 pioblems. heat. And it is important that frisking and whopping as they months' operating expenses. Ear spokesman Mary James our new quarters be located on did before the war, gently comparable comprehension said fraternities and sororities one floor." extorting pennies from "We're very, very happy," Mrs. June Jacobson, Ear spokesman, collected $1,200. The fund onlookers. ilk 1 said. "It was a neat response by The funds raised will be used - raising drive was During the war, when the few WITH MAX SHULMAN by the center on East Grand sponsored by ASMSU which Ibos in this city cowered for fear (B* Ihr author ofRallt Round lhr Flag, Bo)t . DciilCilln . . « the community." River Avenue to contributed $300. of cover rent, being identified, such a Mrs. Jacobson said the figure, insurance, utilities and the cost Nice Guys Finish which included several of training programs. contributions by area groups, Mrs. Jacobson said the Ear is RUSH Who makes a better teacher—a strict authoritarian topped last year's total. The drive for the ear netted $1,900 still looking for new, bigger and PHI KAPPA TAU ,, MORT SAHL r a relaxed permissive type person? In faculty lounges a type persd warmer quarters. country this vexing question is causing much earnest discussion an last year. "We need to be centrally The Ear operates solely on located because many of our 125N Hagadorn,332-3577 JANUARY 15 a few stabbings. about the Sigafoos brothers. Today, to help you find an answer, let me tell yifl clients do not own cars," she The Sigafoos brothers were both professors at a famous Eastefl university (Colorado School of Mines). Worsham, the elder b taught mica and feldspar. Hymie, the younger, taught shafting an shoring. Worsham was a strict authoritarian who believed the best wi| ) teach was to stay aloof from his students, to be distant and fc ding. In Worsham's classes only he talked, nobody else. In fact, nJ only didn't he let his students talk to him, he didn't even let them!oi| t him. For years the kids had to fall full length on their bellies ev ime Worsham entered the classroom and stay that way until he The college finally forced him to stop last spring after a sophomo lef) coed named Ethel R. Beinecke died from an overdose of floor wi After that Worsham just had the kids drop to one knee. (Incidentally, speaking of dropping to one knee, it's a very i little story, the story of how this custom began. As you know of cc it started in Bavaria during the reign of Ludwig the Gimp (1608-1891 MUSIC CO. who, as you know of course, had one leg shorter than the other. 11 keep the king from feeling self-conscious, his subjects would a' drop to one knee whenever he came gimping by. Indeed, they did au a convincing job that Ludwig lived all his life believing everybodyU e short leg. (Now here comes the ironic part: after his death it was discovert! that Ludwig never had a short leg after all! Do you know what he had! GUITAR He had his pants buttoned to his vest!) But I digress. Worsham Sigafoos, I say, stayed aloof from hi dents. So what happened? The students grew steadily more cowed an sullen, trauma and twitching set in, night sweats followed, and whei ie time for finals, every man jack of them flunked. Now let us take Worsham's younger brother Hymie. Bre bearded, twinkly, outgoing, dressed always in homespun robes am Navajo puberty pouch, Hymie was totally unlike his brother (exce UP TO ourse, that each had one short leg). Hymie believed the way 40°/o OFF h was to be a pal to the students, not a despot. He let the ki e to class or not, whichever they liked. Classroom discussions well IT'S free and unstructured. Anyone who had anything to say simply up. Sometimes the class discussed classwork, but more often they sp°kj sat and gassed about life in jus| general or maybe played a little Show an A HARD PROPOSITION Tell. (This was especially popular in spring when everybody l> their Easter chicks to class.) TO BEAT... OVERSTOCK learning to read 3, 4, 5 times faster.. .improv¬ ing comprehension, recall and study skills. 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