Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan M onday, January 18, 1971 3 RAPS PRESS 2.00 Cigarettes Opaque Panty Hose Sahl hits Warren Report 3/95c Limit 1 SJ09 Limit 3 By DAVID BASSETT When I started in the business," Sahl said, "the audience in Explre^After'V-23-71 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only State News Staff Writer the clubs was made up of people who were the outs, were critical of the incumbents and had an alternative. There aren't many 1.00 people like that anymore. If they have any 1.00 rJ^,lmU,t2fy Comnnssi0" Repon ' in?ustrial comPlex," the press and the Werren fell victim to the entemally threatened by their own children. property, they feel scathing tongue and biting humor of satirist Mort Sahl on campus Friday. 'The kids are a good deal more responsive because they're not Crazy Cats Bootlegger Speaking before a small but vocal audience of 850 in the acquiescent. They don't have any property to protect yet. So I've 2^7- portion of his twhe one " t»me night club comic barrage at the Warren Commission aimed a large found that that's largely where it is. The we did it, and we sure as hell did it. night club thing is done; Slipper Socks Knee Sox volume document Report, the 26 - inSLSa'd on President Kennedy's assassination. Two cultures 59c 69c Intelligence th*e report was a fraud P^pagated by the Central Agency (CIA) and the Federal Bureau of "I got in there and made it safe for guys to get up and say what Limit 3 Limit 3 they felt about things. That wasn't in vogue much when I started. (Coupon) (Coupon) the^res"dent " tW° agencies which "are more Powerful than But then I found out that the comedians didn't want to follow Expires After 1-23-71 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only through with it, that they wanted to bring it back to the same level of wearing a tuxedo and " going to Las Vegas. 4.00 value relevant anymore. There »<« *• D„« 0 Hose f ate auto Monday ialn late field any attack designed to sabotage its latest peace agreement with guerrillas. the Palestinian By DIANE PETRYK State News Staff Writer For Dr. Martin; Stevens, Thompson, R-Grand Rapids. Carrigan, Dr. Martin and Kenneth For Huff; Hartman, White, Huff and Frank Merriman, Information Minister Adnan Abu Odeh Miami, FLA. (UPI) -- Rookie Jim American Football League merged into said the government is "determined to With a 4-4 deadlock, the board of trustees failed to elect & R-Deckerville. two conferences, had been the most J'en kicked a 32 - yard field goal with respect the letter and spirit" of the Jan. 13 chairman at their Friday meeting as required by the trustee s Dr. Martin said the vote turned out as he expected. ids to play Sunday to give the sloppily played and error filled of the bylaws. Dr. Blanche Martin, D-East Lansing, and Warren Huft, The issue can come up again at any future meeting, even if one "super classics. agreement. of the trustees is absent. Colts the Professional World D-Plymouth, were nominated for the post. In contrast to Unitas and Morton, Former chairman Don Stevens, D-Okemos, asked that his name Stevens, however, said he did not think it would be proper to * n ii°nshiP with alias a 16 - 13 victory over neither of whom could generate a passing Cowboys and also revenge for a not be placed in nomination "to remove any possibility that I, as bring the matter up when one of them was not there. PPf'inting loss two years ago. attack. Morrall completed 7 of 15 passes "I wouldn't do it myself," he said. "It might come up if chairman, might cause any factional division on this board.' for 157 yards. Stevens said he felt there were others on the board who have wants to switch their vote." 0*1 °f.amat'c field goal before a capacity The Cowboys, appearing in the super Petitioning opens someone 80,055 in the Orange Bowl was not had the opportunity to serve as chairman who are as well and Vote switching helped elect Stevens chairman for his first term. UP when defender Mike Curtis of the bowl for the first time, jumped out to a 6 - probably better qualified than he. He nominated Martin. At the January, 1967, meeting, the board could not reach a 0 lead on a 14 - yard field goal by Mike Petitioning will be open today Patricia Carrigan, D-Ann Arbor, seconded the nomination and Stevens ran as the Democratic candidate and former ii|S 'ntercePted a Craig Morton pass in Clark in the first period and a 31 - yarder consensus. trustee Connor Smith, a Democrat, ran as the Republican pf Morra»i ,itory with 59 seconds to play. through Friday for seats on the Student praised Stevens for the courage and dedication he has brought to came into the game in the by Clark after eight seconds of the second Traffic Appeals Court. Openings are the role of chairman. t candidate. The board then also agreed to work without a Period as a substitute for 37 ■ year - period. limited to residents of men's and Frank Hartman, D-Flint, nominated Huff for chairman. Clair chairman for two years, but Smith reversed his stand in March, °" star Johnny Unitas after Unitas But the Colts got those points back with women's residence halls and members of White, D-Bay City, supported the nomination. 1968, and voted to elect Stevens chairman. He was re-elected to the help of a weird play that Cowboy fans Huff served as chairman of the board in 1965 and 1966 but the post in 1969. tora *red rib ,niur«es when tabled by will moan about until next season. Unitas, Pan - Hel. Petitions may be picked up in was not re-elected to the board in 1966. Re-elected in 1968, his Stevens said working without a chairman would pose "no ^ 6e Andre of the Cowboys on a pass facing a third and 10 situation on his own front of the ASMSU business office, term expires Dec. 31, 1976. problems at all" for the board. 307 Student Services Bldg. >U1 then, the fifth Super Bowl game, Dr. Martin, an East Lansing dentist, was elected for the first The chairmanship holds no explicit authority under University first to be played since the time to the board also in 1968 for an eight - year term. bylaws and regulations except to call special meetings of the Football League and the old (Please turn to page 6) The tie vote that leaves the board without a chairman: board without the presence of University officers. a educated and people wun little schooung^HBB«M educated," he said. day - care program offering Hannah said he was "humbly grateful to all the people in the educational, recreational and community" for renaming the school after him. nutritional services for children between ages two and a half and Past presi Built in 1926, the Hannah school, at 819 Abbott Road, five. The unit will be in originally a high school. In 1956 it became a junior high school. John A. Hannah, past president of MSU, stressed the importance of education as the junior high The East Lansing Board of Education decided In 1968 to convert operation from 7:30 a.m. to school on 819 Abbott Road was formally renamed John A. Hannah Middle School. it to a middle school and rename the building in honor o( 5:30 p.m. Monday through State News photo by Sue Steeves Hannah. Friday during the academic year. Mort! Egypt, Soviets pledge aid The facility will be entirely in a ne self - supporting from fees paid by the students using the Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgorny told a crowd of cheering center. NEWS BLACKOUT 5,000 shipyard workers in Alexandria Sunday that the Soviet Union would "bear any material losses The day - care center, which will have a kitchen, office and to help Egypt repulse Israel and improve living 10 classrooms, will be located in conditions in Egypt." Chrysler-UAW Spartan Village, Roger E. G In reply, President Anwar Sadat declared Egypt "will Wilkinson, vice president for be a faithful friend because we can never forget your business and finance, said. It will help in times of difficulty and darkness." accommodate 100 children. A survey conducted among Canadian workers, but Fort married students during the fall DETROIT (UPI) - Chrysler The negotiations resumed UAW at General Motors Corp. July and saw General Motors Sunday afternoon under a news and Ford Motor Co., but did not shut down for 67 days before It 14,260 Canadian workers By. Chile head threatened indicated the need for a facility Corp. and the United Auto covered by a separate agreemer Workers, facing a union - blackout which has been in offer back pay or pay increases agreed to a pattern - setting State to accommodate an enrollment Ford was expected to mat imposed 10 a.m. Tuesday strike effect for the past week to for salaried employes. Chrysler is contract. Police doubled their patrols Sunday at the summer of this size, Wilkinson said. the economic offer agreed to deadline, met through the prevent public statements by the only automaker where some Another strike deadline faced Patricii residence of Chilean President Salvador Allende after Initial plans for a day ■ care weekend in an GM of Canada last month attempt to reach either side that could jeopardize salaried employes are both Ford and Chrysler in irbor, atU discovery of a dynamite bomb near the mansion in Vina center were developed by a terms in a new contract for the avoid a strike Tuesday by settlement. The bargainers represented by the UAW. Canada. Chrysler has a single card meei del Mar. Canadian workers. student - faculty coordinating auto company's 120,000 hourly reportedly intensified their Ford, when it settled with the contract covering its U.S. and 'riday, Leftist newspapers charged the bomb was placed as committee during 1970. and salaried workers. efforts in the final days to head UAW, agreed to make wage rhich will off another crippling auto strike. raises effective as of Nov. 2, but part of a "right - wing conspiracy" against the opics whi< The key to settlement of a Chrysler reportedly wants the government of Allende, a Marxist. losed boai contract with the last of the increases to become effective on A gardener found the four sticks of dynamite Saturday under a tree about 50 yards from the mansion, Cerro Castilli, which was occupied by Allende. M.S.U. SHOE REPAIR has 125 pairs of Ladies' "Big Three" automakers appeared to be over the issue of retroactive pay. the first pay period following ratification of a new contract. A settlement before the Jud iciary waives Her p iscussed a leeting. The pi Chrysler has offered the union Tuesday strike deadline could Winter Boots on SALE an economic package wind up the prolonged auto larrigan Fourth boat seized arbitri Case jurisdiction comparable to those won by the negotiations which began last this week at liscussions loard m Another American tuna boat was seized Sunday after The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State 'suitable being fired Ecuador upon in an for the second time off the coast of escalating dispute with the Latin 25% OFF Keep your feet warm 8t dry at University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. In what could possibly lead to their action, the Case Judiciar iscussed. (treats, American nation over fishing waters, spokesmen said. Subscription rate is $14 per year. a precedent - setting decision, postponed 60 similar cas< ublic The boat, the Apollo, was the fourth reported seized M.S.U. SHOE REPAfR the Case Hall Judiciary waived pending the decision by AUS, ublic acti Member Associated Press, United Press International, jurisdiction of "In presenting our case befoi "Groun by Ecuador in the past week. It has been one of the two a case involving Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, non - payment of residence hall AUSJ we are going to stress thi meetin vessels fired upon Saturday by two airplanes 60 miles Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press dues. the tax is illegal," Kenneth ' it, made off Ecuador's coast, the captain said by shortwave radio. ublics Association, United States Student Press Association. The judiciary referred the case Malkln, St. Joseph senior counsel for Tirrell, said. dhered tc of Mark K. 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Grand River Phone 337-2310 B CALL STAN FELDMAN 393-6575 Campus 217 E. GRAND RIVER Auri£fop\ 32 Michigan SI MICHIGAN OUR READERS' MIND STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Sparty an assault* FREDERICK J. LESLIE on Greek physique advertising manager MARK EICHER, managing editor To the Editor: pole; (10) Last, but certainly not least One of our sisters for • equality - in - OWN mascot must be scrapped ED HUTCHISON, city editor - as' BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor America, in her letter to you on Jan. 13, insidious assault upon the KEN KRELL, editorial editor 1971, has opened my eyes. Thank characteristics of the Greek people. GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor goodness for graduate students, -who have All these are serious infringements 0n the time to ferret out and point up the individual integrity. All must be stopped Seven -time inequities of our society. The more one through economic and sports sanctions' recipient of the Pacemaker award Besides, it will make Duffy a winnim for outstanding journalism. ponders the blatant debasement of racial, ethnic and socio - political groups by coach again. ' universities for use as mascots and nicknames, the more serious the crime •"ro Hand against humanity becomes. East Lansing graduate studenl EDITORIALS Humbly, yet vehemently, I demand that all ties be severed with the following Jan. 13,1971 schools for the following reasons: Student (1) Dartmouth Indians, Iowa Hawkeyes, Syracuse Saltine Warriors — defamation of Kip bombs partic Indian culture; (2) Minnesota Golden Gophers, Wisconsin Badgers, U of M Wolverines — all have anticonservationist overtones; (3) Alabama Crimson Tide — To the Editor: Mr. Kipper's Jan. 11 review of "T( Tora Tore" is surely one of the wo reviews in the State News yet. As one ridiculing the revolutionaries on our now an illusive campuses; (4) Purdue Boilermakers — an iron ■ headed mascot marks the people of Oahu during Dec. 7, 1940 , I can assu. MSU audiences that they are getting theil Slavic origin in Indiana; (5) Nebraska history a cheap, safe way without buying On Tuesday, three years and three pursuit. It does provide for "student Cornhuskers — maligning the much - round - trip ticket to Pearl Harbor to se reports on student participation in the authentic, non-plastic inputs," but make no mistake about troubled farmers of our land; (6) Louisiana sets fo State's defensive squad, themselves — from a spectacular sweeptha academic government will culminate who rules and who is governed. the Chinese none of us that numbing day from Bandits — defamation of oriental character when the Taylor Report, nee the Section 2.5.9.5 states "if, however, it makeshift bombshelters and cellars, c_._ should have gone out with Peter Lorre's McKee Report, nee the Massey should chance, for example in & case under any flimsy roof would have been Charlie Chan epics; (7) Notre Dame Report will be considered by the requiring a decision for re - Fighting Irish — stereotyping of a peaceful physically able to enjoy, much lei Academic Senate. remember for all time. appointment or dismissal under the people as brawlers and hoodlums; (8) Arkansas Razorbacks — porking fun at our If the "From Here to Eternity" genre o Comparatively speaking, the rules of tenure, that the students SENATOR, WELL NEED EXACTLY 1 OR 18 BILLION FOR ARMS' Men - in - Blue; (9) Southern Cal Trojans — historical accuracy is what Mr. Kippe Taylor Report offers more student favored the re - appointment of a wants to resurrect, a barroom brawl I wouldn't touch that line with a 10 - foot i input, numerically, than the McKee person whose performance the reenacted in a barn theater without Report. In the revised Academic faculty regarded as below the level of to the wide screen demands of Council, students would have 31 out the University, the faculty's encounters with battleships and carriers of a total 133 voting seats. While this The point of "Tora" is not as Mr. Kippe judgment would carry." remains far short of a majority it Who wields the power is not left contends, a thesis that "Americans stupid and Japanese cunning" in his ( represents vast improvement over the to question. propagandizing fashion as a film revie present three non - voting members. Some have said that a liberal with his own biases. Rather, it is a belated On the various committees of the council, better. On students could fare one — Student Affairs even - interpretation of Section 2.5.7 and 2.5.8 would enable representatives to vote on a wide student Reply to oft-asked questions but much needed correction of historica perspectives which put all blame fo Japanese army visions of conquest oi Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto and thanks t< students would, in fact, have a clear range of issues. On the other hand, Eternity, put the U.S. Naval Comman majority. however, a strict interpretation I spoke at 74 campuses last year. The ME: The last time I appeared on the (Pacific) in the same class as Schofiel STUDENT: What should we do in Viet But if students have learned would severely hamper development most frequently asked questions Johnny Carson Show, I had the feeling it Barracks. Nam? anything during the past three years of the student voice and restrict were: STUDENT: What do you think of would be. My fellow guest was Mayor John ME: Keep offering them peace. But if Amy Le< of controversy, it is that playing the sex before marriage? Lindsay of New York Gty. He had just East Lansing graduate studen students in areas where they are they keep shooting us while we offer them ME: Well - it's beautiful before returned from a coast to coast tour in Jan. 11,197 numbers game means little in the already developing a significant role, - - peace , I say let's shoot back. No matter breakfast, it's lovely after lunch, and it's the interests of Nelson Rockefeller's how much that may displease Dr. Spock. I final analysis. The very matters for particularly at the department level. divine during dinner. But that's not my presidential candidacy. loved that man when he was on diaper which students have sought a Departments opinion. It's a direct quote from Justice The rash. But have you noticed that since he mayor said he's come back significant voice will become an William 0. Douglas. illusive, fading dream if the Taylor While the debate Massey/McKee/Taylor Report has of the STUDENT Whit do you think bf the maxi - skirt? distressed that there seemed impression throughout the country that there were neighborhoods in New York to be an has left that area how often he reminds us of it? STUDENT: Have you any Ads pesty Report is implimented as it is now been brewing for the past three ME: It looks new great on the fellows who City a man couldn't walk ssfely through. solutions to the problem of "student composed. The Catch - 22 of the years, many students in many design them. And so he wanted to tell unrest"? To the Editor. the studio report is otherwise known as departments have quietly been STUDENT: What do you think of the audience and the millions out in ME: One. Let's stop calling it "student Congratulations to the individual Sections 2.5.7. and 2.5.8. The title mini skirt? - establishing themselves as a televisionland, that he, John Lindsay, had unrest" and call it by its proper name. fraternities who once again showed their ME: I think of them constantly. of the sub - sections are self One, walked through every neighborhood in When a gang of young punks, registered as outstanding consideration for others, by - meaningful influence in morning this spring I arrived at an airport New York and he had been students at Harvard, broke into University carrying their perennial explanatory: "Matter of exclusive departmental affairs. In some in the Southwest to deliver a - never perverted attacked. Hall, beat up two deans, and removed the advertising to and beyond the banks of the concern to the faculty," "Matters departments, students already have a commencement address at a nearby Well, I said, I v:as mighty comforted to contents of the safe, it was called "student Red Cedar. Hie ascetic value of the affecting the distinctively voice in such matters as tenure, university. The president met me and, on hear that. And if I took walks unrest". And they were covered river, below the Farm Lane E the way, simply stared - reverently - at my given a year. At professional duties of the faculty," curriculum, the hiring of new faculty accompanied by armed plainclothesmen, I graduate school. is deeply enhanced by the large Greek "Matters in which the those mini - skirts. Now, I'm not a pious distinctively and other areas of academic concern. would be just as courageous as John If a gang of young punks, in Boston's letters implanted upon the ice. And there: man, but I felt compelled to say, "Heaven professional rights of the faculty are Even a strict interpretation of the Lindsay. ghetto, unregistered at any university, no need to worry about water pollution bless the man who invented the mini at issue" and "Any act which - But, if I were the average New Yorker broke into an office, beat up the two men our apathy helps us to realize that the riv Taylor Report's Catch 2.5.7 would skirt." The president said, "Why, Capp - coming home after dark, I would be just as in it and robbed their safe, it would be is beyond hope. Besides, we all know that diminishes. . . rights or duties of the eliminate such participation. you did! Nearly 40 years ago!" And do terrified as eight million others of being called muggery and burglary, and they'd be pouring synthetics onto ice is simply not faculty. . . is forbidden by these And while the power of the you know, I DID! I put the first mini - mugged, mutilated or murdered. given a year in jail. the same as pouring them into a running rules." skirt ever seen on Daisy Mae in 1934. They Academic Council and its role in the Well, I didn't hear much from Johnny I say let's stop calling student unrest current. called me a pornographer then. Today, the after that, but I did hear from that studio "student unrest" and call it Intellectual authority University governmental structure is world recognizes me as the benefactor of by its proper audience. They stood up and cheered. If name: Crime. We don't need John Meyer not disputed, it is at the department all hip - and - thigh loving mankind. any new Thus students are excluded they hadn't been stopped they'd have been solutions for that. We've got plenty of old Dearborn senior level that the significant decisions are STUDENT: When was the last time you specifically from voting on such cheering still. THEY didn't want to walk ones on the books, if we have the guts to and three others made. The present provisions in the appeared on the Johnny Carson Show? home alone, that night, after dark. matters as tenure (re - appointment, use them. Jan. 12,1971 Taylor Report, particularly 2.5.8, promotion, or dismissal of faculty), and the entire DAVID BASSETT and matters affecting the spirit of the section on matters reserved for the faculty, "intellectual authority of the clearly prohibit voting by students, University as a center of detached both at the council level and at the inquiry and disinterested pursuit of department level. truth." If interpreted measure even broadly, any remotely related to These shortcomings in the report can, of course, be corrected by the senate since it now has the power to Basic rock remnant of past academic affairs - in other words, amend the document from the floor. academic governance — is removed When crotch rock began to assume the appealed was an alienated mass of youth from the students' reach. Eliminating sections 2.5.7 and 2.5.8 weren't buried. Maybe 99 per cent of the the boppers found out what their role of the dominant force in American clinging to the rebellion of James Dean, would do much to correct not only people dug the sugar, but the one per cent and dads suspected all along: those crazy The basic faculty premise remains and British music as the result of the rise of sick of parental pablum and waiting for that didn't hadn't spent the the specific faults but also the the Rolling Stones in 1963-64, I think previous three black guys back in the fifties. that certain "professional" duties are someone to play music that was hard, fast, or four years polishing their saddle shoes reserved for the faculty and the all - unacceptable philosophy that certain most of us on the listening end of rock sexy and emotional. They didn't want and holdine their girl's hand. And then 1970. By last year, academic matters are the exclusive recoiled at least a little. pretty, waltzable, swoonably - swarmy blackness had almost disappeared from inclusive area of "intellectual The music most of us were raised on Cliff Richard and the Shadows of the music that you could snuggle - up to - your the music, and with it the life. Without a doubt authority" could become a catch all property faculty. An first English group to make it were - alternative section could then be (assuming there aren't many over-30 - girl - in - the - front(!) - seat - of - your - big in the 1970 was the low point of rock, the most for any matter on which a majority rockers in the audience) was a rather chopped - channeled - louvered - raked States, but theirs was a music not different drafted that allows faculty control - tragic year ever for music. We killed Joplin of faculty wish to exclude students. watered-down milquetoast version of an ported - relieved - five - seven Chev; they from the sugar-coated drivel of America. and over their salary, fringe benefits and - Hendrix, only two great albums were earlier, much harder form. Rock in wanted music that you could scream - At first copying but then released ("Get Yer Ya Yas Out" by the This entire academic game is reforming the other non - academic concerns that 1959-60-61 was quite similar, at least in sweat stomp - swing - swear to. Maybe black music of the mid-fifties and adding Stones and "Basic Rock" the Woolies) - about pursuing knowledge and by thematic terms, to that music which was they still said "nigger" and thought their own style, the Beatles, Animals and and the giants of another intellectual awareness, an endeavor are rightfully their areas of day either popular in the late 20s and 30s: pregnant black carried Stones brought American music back to discretion. women produced such garbage as to at least that involves faculty, administrators croon-spoon-moon-June-I-love-you: Dion, watermelons, but they went crazy over the America with an intensity that We cannot however, disregard the white America couldn't resist. young temporarily ruin their reputations (most and students. Maintaining the Paul Anka, Ricky Nelson, Neil Sedaka. release that rock provided. notably "Self Portrait" and "McCartney") "intellectual authority" (whatever empirical evidence of the last senate The emphasis was on softness of But then, after Buddy Holly, Richie These three groups attained the success or sat back and let the hacks have their meeting. The present document is, delivery, simplicity and personal-closeness Valens and the Big Bopper were killed, as that shall definitively mean) is the and made the impact that they did because day. of theme and vocal harmony; as long as it the sugar rockers were after all, designed to alleviate their emerging, a new they had found the perfect formula; be responsibility of all three parties, for was soft and pretty, play it. Very few audience was being aroused, an audience Stephen Stills, Elton John and Dylan® objections to the McKee Report and white but play black music. we are all partners in this "New game, and it seems unlikely that Tuesday popular rock songs of the period said a that wanted the simplicity and Morning" saved rock through their The screaming little only through interaction is a great deal about anything except love or its primitiveness of rock but not its hardness. girls who climbed beautifully personal lyrics, creating a new the Senate will experience a change loss. And so out of the jukebox poured the fences and walls of Shea Stadium and rock permutation in the University community created. "Why process, but roc* of heart. Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Must I Be a Teenager in Love?", "Poor Soldiers Field and in its basic form came as close to expiring Interaction Olympia and the Lewis and Elvis were making their presence Little Fool", et al, followed by the surf Colosseum with tears as is possible. But we are not nonetheless without pouring down their faces thought that Jagger and Paul and Eric Many faculty and students have hope that meaningful document felt, but they, like anyone else in business, songs which were followed by the hot rod come to realize that no one is a were forced to modify their styles to the songs which were followed by the dance Burdon were the father-gods of rock. Maybe rock is a mulatto that doesn't taught; can emerge from the senate. If, deserve to survive, maybe the times he must learn, and to learn he must public's desires (with the exception of songs. Everything was cool, sweet, happy. That went on for a little however, the document remains But then the lid blew off again, this time while, but then demand something more (or something be a participating part, not a mere Berry, who didn't sell many records then). somebody like Murray the K or Brucie or for good. Maybe Domino and less). Maybe rock is a remnant of times unstrengthened, or is weakened from These greats were forced with choosing Berry and Simon D or Terry Knight asked Lennon or sponge for facts and figures. This between artistry and popularity; Little Richard were underground, but past when things were more innocent and the floor, we must urge its defeat. they they Jagger where their music came from and view is being increasingly reflected in carefree. could do what they damn well pleased, but An "out" the classroom, and now students are the audience didn't have to buy their Some have speculated that since asking for that same interaction in the document, as it now stands, is records. f BIRDS Y academic governance. Possibly the largest portion of blame for DON'T KNOW unacceptable the situation could have been placed on the H0U) JO TELL The Taylor Report, as it now to the student hard rockers themselves, due / government and the student primarily to stands, exludes the student vote in the fact that either they or their music was this broad range of areas newspaper, this alone will constitute affecting very hard and, perhaps more important, an excuse for the classroom, teaching, grading and faculty - rights minded very black. the entire spectrum of members of the senate to vote When rock was scholarly starting to explode in the any student participation. mid - 50s, the audience to which it Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 18, 1971 5 3s *rof aid Amendment vote set Thursday By JOHN JUEL To insure broad representation, the commission would have 11 State News Staff Writer members, one from each of the eight on - campus ASMSU News background districts and three from off >0 pro Students will be faced with five proposed amendments to the campus. At least two of the members would be students "of color" and at least two would be The church would provide housing for such present Dorothy A. Arata, ASMSU constitution Thursday in an all-University referendum, However, the commission members would still be selected by L,ofpssor of human the results of which are expected to have great influence on the community groups as the Listening Ear, the Drug Education the ASMSU student board from among petitioning students. The Center, the Man and Nature Bookstore and the Electronics I as * welopmcnt and a?*?iate direction ASMSU will take in the next year. procedure for recalling commission members would also, in the nh • rector of Honors College, In addition, the amendments also may have direct effects on Cooperative, at low cost, and would be made available to any final analysis, rest with the student board. 1 L been named asst. provost the student body, both through a possible tax increase and in other consumer cooperatives or cultural groups. The cost of the church is $200,000, according to Mary Jo Proposal 2 of Thursday's referendum would delete Article X «undergraduate affairs. services made available to them. from the constitution, eliminating the right of the student board Miss Arata's appointment But if the level of student apathy is consistent with that of past VonMach, Off- Campus Council representative and one of the to provide Financial compensation to board members. organizers of the co-op project. ws approved Friday by the referendums, perhaps one out of every five students will vote on While the proposed tax increase would raise only $81,000, Miss Compensation was first passed in an all- University referendum 4rd of trustees, the proposals. VonMach said the rest of the money is expected to be obtained in April, 1966, by a narrow 2,825 to 2,754 vote margin. Under ghe will succeed John The most far - reaching — and the most controversial of the Article X, the board may compensate each member a total tiicon who assumed the amendments on Thursday's ballot is Proposal 5, a proposed through donations from individuals and groups in the area and amount each term not to exceed two per cent of the previous residency of Wells College, increase in the ASMSU tax from 50 cents to $1 per student per through foundation grants. The church would be rented for the first year with the option year's tax assessment. In past years this has ranged from $800 to urora. N.Y. , in Jan., 1969. term. If passed, the increase would raise ASMSU's annual tax to buy in order to test the feasibility of the $1,000 per term. Before joining MSU's revenue from $45,000 to approximately $90,000. project, Miss Dead wood VonMach said. If the tax increase is passed, the co-op project is jbculty in 1957, Mis Arata Legal aid expected to start summer term. Proposal 3 on the referendum would eliminate some deadwood served »s a Post doctoral In the referendum the tax proposal will be broken down into from the ASMSU constitution, deleting the section Three-year limit pertaining to ,tsearch associate in the three sections, and students will be able to vote on each part of In both the first two sections of Proposal 5, the revenue from the now defunct Student Academic Council. Dept of Biochemistry at the proposal independently. The first section would increase the the tax increase is earmarked for the respective special projects Proposal 4 on the ballot would make the heads of the major Cornell University Medical present tax by an additional 20 cents per student per term, to be and would not go into the ASMSU general fund. governing groups — Men's Halls Assn., Women's Inter - residence Allege. At MSU she served as used for expanding ASMSU's legal aid service. The final section of the Proposal 5 would place a three - year Council, Off-Campus Council, Inter - Fraternity Council and rt professor of foods and At present, ASMSU provides a number of student defenders Panhellenic Council — voting members of the ASMSU student time limit on the two tax increases from the date the first tax is Butrition from 1957 to 1960; and a part - time lawyer to advise students on legal questions. If board. collected, unless renewed by another constitutional referendum. usociate professor, 1960-65; the tax increase for legal aid is passed, ASMSU plans to hire a full Until last spring, these groups were voting members of the Proposal 1 on Thursday's ballot concerns the formation of an professor 1965-68; and time lawyer and offer full - time legal aid to the student body. - board. But when the board's structure was changed to the current All-University Elections Commission to run all ASMSU elections professor in the provost's The second section of the tax proposal would increase the and referendums. district representative system, their vote was dropped because it office, 1968-69. current tax by 30 cents per student per term, to be used to In the past, ASMSU has appointed anelectionscommission just was felt the district reDresentatives would be closer to their Miss Arata holds a develop and expand student cooperative services. constituencies and could represent the same interests. prior to any of its elections or referendums. The result has been bachelor's degree from Pratt If thissection of Proposal 5 is passed, the revenue will be used Experience procedures varying from election to election. Institute, a master's degree to purchase the University First Lutheran Church, located on The rationale for establishing a standing elections commission The rationale for returning the vote to the governing groups is from Cornell University and a Division and Ann Streets. The church offers approximately would be to improve coordination and continuity in election that the district representative system has not been working as PhD. from the University of 15,000 square feet of space, and would be used to provide expected, that the governing groups are more aware of the Wisconsin. suitable facilities for cooperative and nonprofit procedures and to have an impartial body, rather than ASMSU service problems of their interest groups and that the heads of the itself, handle the elections. organization projects. governing groups hav^ more experience in student government than the average board member. NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES Audience approves . SPARTAN TWIN EAST Barbra Streisand The New Yorker magazine referred to "Zorba" Bernardi's and v than John Riatt far last better year's Lorraine Sebastion Rivera, her predessessors. or Chita The Owl George Segal the last syllable) as "a Fisher Theater production. Thom Koutsoukos as Nikos BARGAIN HOUR! Zorba succeeded in 1924. The isical that tries to be Greek real In a few scenes triumphant, but then there was they were musical "Zorba" makes Zorba - Nobody as yet has approached Miss Karnivlova's level; certainly gave the best performance I'v i that role and was totally and the 1:30-2:30 All Seats 75c Todav At: 2:00-3:25-5:20- whose country is lovers (or were we Anthony udway." This is an accurate :ription and was clearly the rest of the musical to consider. The best moments came from a strangely Quinn - lovers?) realize the man's faults and weaknesses, as Vivian Blaine's husky, healthy and robust Mme. Hortense did marvelous, Despite some technical flaws Pussycat 7:15-9:10 lent to those who attended well as his sometimes not Thursday. It was ridiculous that usually plague the fascinating scene in which the Miss Blaine die when she Auditorium, the performance of t Thursday night's questionable attributes. ■formance of "Zorba" in the dying Mme. Hortense floats looked so healthy "Zorba" that MSU s around the stage in happy Herschel Bernardi and Maria Margalit Akory, as the leader U Auditorium. fairly well and the audience memory of her youth in view of Karnilova, fresh from their of the Greek chorus, sweet showed its warm approval. It Tiis Broadway influence the peasant scavengers who take her possessions after she is dead. glorious performances in but did not have the necessary enjoyable, if not NOW! 4/* •ceeded in transforming what "Fiddler," were cast as Zorba power for her role, as did memorable, experience. 20th Century-Fox Presents . tild have been art into show. In the musical, it is Zorba's and Hortense in the original people involved apparently personality that is accented and musical. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★* vi « Starring James Earl Jones ilized a simple remake of the indeed he is a phenomenon to The Great Jane Alexander 1 perb film "Zorba the Greek" Id not be tolerated therefore, attempted and, adaptation different from, yet an contemplate. A lovable con man, Zorba is vital, crude, vibrant, Michael Kermoyan performance Thursday to rival gave a J Great Issues and IFC present J White Hope " tonight at "7 .on Q.oc D A/I irrepressible and too hung up about his masculinity. w Hollywood Director alks Zorba gives Mme. Hortense a J DON S1EGAL 1 on study few flings before she dies, but unfortunately was not fianced to her as he was in the delightful "Y'assou" number in the original production. n London slated war Zorba's philosophy of life and is what endears him to the * B "BEGUILED" MOOSUSKI - TOMORROW ^ starring Students interested in Edward Graham and Peter 7:30 WINTER P.M. IS MEETING. OUR 1ST 108 B J ^ CLINT will EASTWOOD and GERALDINE PAGE be shown for the first time ticipating in the 1971 McKinnon, asst. professors of WELLS. ENTERTAINMENT this Thursday, January 21 inanities program in London humanities, and Karl Thompson, MSU Auditorium, 2 p.m., 50c admission t this week with chairman of the Dept. of BY NEW JOHN MUNN FLICK. AND A ALL ^ > and students who Humanities, will be instructors rticipated in the 1970 this summer. WELCOME. ****************** gram. nstructors and students will d informal meetings with TONIGHT! TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. MSU erested students at 7:30 p.m. day in G-31 Hubbard; Lecture-Concert dnesday in C2 Wilson; in B multi - purpose Series Brody; Jan. 27 in Donel Kiva, and Jan. 28 in ISIo Bla ! Bessey. hey will answer questions Of Grass it the program and show a "A BEAUTIFUL PLAY. COM¬ students made last year in "don. This year's program PASSIONATE AND FUNNY." s from July t2 to Aug. 26. |0phomore students can Enjoy Fish and Chips Anytime - $1.25 ull eight of their humanities fdits while attending classes on Town Bedford campus of the versity of London at Rent's Park. «es are scheduled in the 307 S. Grand St., Lansing 'ENDS TUKS.-4 SHOWS DAILY HADRIAN VII THE INTERNATIONAL SMASH HIT ings Monday through hursday, and afternoons are Wed. Jan. 20 ^ Field trips are planned «de London to 8:15 p.m. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Canterbury, Series A Uatford - on - Avon, bnehenge and Cambridge. Students $1.00 Union Ticket Office K°und Detroit, Tnd - trip transporation tuition breakfast in the e"-sity of London fees and Candles Open Auditions K yfosy- 0 Weekdays 6:00-7:45-1:30 . "mttories for seven weeks is by [Proximately $860. Ten days '"dependent travel is allowed Country Store and White House 0AT0H-2^ mi . »nc conclusion of the ""gram Carolina ,l takes by a special kind JulesPfeiJJer nut to fix a 4They just burn and smell good.' M Wed. & Thurs. Volkswagen Jan. 20 & 21 7-10 p.m. On A Room 49 Auditorium 0 Weekdays 5:30 8:0 Mia■VIMF.MJK.1I Glenn Herriman 1,1 XCI I'TIONAl KXCITEM1I for private auditions Volkswagen, Inc. Burt Lancaster Lee Marvi "THE »>R<>1 KSSIONAI S" 351-6242 autk.,Am . 0$ 6l35 W. SAGINAW ST. LESLIE HOWARD " pHONE 482-6226 tech positions also available (jU The most magnilirt'iit picture out! | Performing Arts Company l aiising's Smallest ^WEDNESDAY -2001: A Space Volkswagen Dealer" Open. Wed. and Thurs. till 9 p.m. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Monday, January Ik | Grapplers overcome 'S' icemen split with Wisconsin injuries, By GARYSCHARRER Ohio, sophomore was pinned by win In the closest contest of the f By RICK GOSSELIN State News Sports Writer State News Sports Writer Cunningham in a match last meet, Rick Radman decisioned A longstanding hockey adage is that if a team can Sweep season but never trailed in his Rich Casey, 14-12. Radman, home ice and split on the road, it shouldn't have any trouble J duel this time around. Although making the playoffs. The Spartan grapplers, replacing injured Tom Muir, ... Hicks gained the victory, As things stand, the MSU hockey team will not only wrestling without three regulars, avenged last year's pin handed to maketh Cunningham picked up two him by Casey. Radman held a playoffs, but finish high in the standings. In the two game ierfc_ swept to a 28-8 victory over against Wisconsin over the weekend, the Spartans traded wtrj points for riding time. slim 8-7 lead going into the third Southern Illinois University with the Badgers, coming out just as they went in — for u Tom Milkovich captured his Saturday night at the IM Arena. period but Casey quickly scored P ninth victory of the season as he a takedown to take the lead. Hie win, marked the 75th The Spartans pieced together one of their best by default over Jim Cook. Both comebii wrestlers exchanged efforts of the year in the first game, dumping the coaching victory for Grady Milkovich took his opponent to reversals with SIU then leading, In the second game, MSU was not quite as fortunate, Badgers,5-, Peninger at MSU. the mats at the close of the falling t With last 11-10. Radman scored Wisconsin, 3-2. year's NCAA „ _ second period but narrowly On Saturday night, Wisconsin rallied for three goals in champion Greg Johnson out of missed a pjn. Cook was unable takedown with 33 seconds left in the match. With 20 seconds fl| period to overcome State's two first period goals. theflnj action because of a shoulder to compete at the start of the Mark Calder put the Spartans on the board with a power injury, Gerald Anderson opened remaining Casey escaped from pUi the meet third p'eriod because of leg his defensive position to again goal six minutes into the game. against the Salukis' jnjury Michel Chaurest, while being hauled down on a break a\. the knot the score. Then in the 118-pounder, Ken Gerdes. by a Wisconsin defenseman, took the puck and goaltender Gerdes, rated a fine freshman Mike Ellis won his match with Vince Testone, waning seconds Radman the net for goal number two. int|1 9-3. Besides clinched the victory with a prospect, had little difficulty Wisconsin peppered Jim Watt with goals by Murray dominating the match by takedown. There was not riding John Jagger, and Jim Young to take the game. Heatleyl ■ disposing of the inexperienced winning two points riding time, time in the Spartan. Gerdes had a 10-0 Ellis didn't have any takedowns seesaw battle. Gerald Malecek clinched the About to fall Wisconsin set an all - time attendance record by into the Saturday game to witness the Badger victory. packing 8,10( advantage when pinning scored against him. Testone's MSU victory with a pin over Spartan Tom Milkovich prepares to score a takedown in a wrestling match against Jim Cook of In Friday night's encounter, the Spartans put the clamps o J Anderson with 38 seconds points came through escapes. Wisconsin's first period scoring outburst and held the remaining in the second period. John pete Engles in the second period. Southern Illinois. Milkovich won the match by default when Cook injured his leg and couldn't scoreless for the remaining two periods to collect a 5 - 3 win. Badgerl Lon Hicks found revenge Abajace won two The pin was Malecek's third of s. MSU won the meet, 28-8, and now has a season record of 3-0-1 in dual meets. 1^1 commanding matches last week, the season, Spartans were down, 3 - 1, going into the second period, bufl sweet. Hicks, at 126, defeated State News photo by notched two goals in each of the final two stanzas to prevail. 11-2, and 20-7, continued to win Don Gerstner Russ Cunningham The Badgers came out in the game's opening period as if t big as he defeated Loren decision. The Maple Heights, Vantreese. 19-3. RECORD NOW 5-0 coach's Jim job depended on it. Boyd, the team's leading scorer, left his mark on Spartan net at only 1:16 of the first period, beating MSlI Ski netminder Watt on a deflected shot. 1 Heatley, the team's leading goal scorer, kept the crowd ofl MOTT MOUNTAIN 1 mile south of blinker light in Farwell Tankers down 2 foes 7,200 cheering by scoring five minutes later on a power play goal! Randy Sokoll managed to squeeze in a Spartan goal backhanding a stray rebound past John Anderson, befon By DAVE WOODS with two key victories over the MSU lineup and came from the field in the distance Wisconsin could make it 3 -1 on Gary Winchester's goal. Open Daily 10-5 State Newc bports state News Snort* Writer tou8h Bi8 Ten opponents. Writer through with point - winning freestyle races to score two easy From that point on, it looked like a Spartan scoring parade Night skiing Wed., Fri., Sat. 7 -10 The Spartans blasted Purdue, performances. There are two things that the 77.46 victories. Against Purdue, Dave Roberts blasted home a goal midway through the secom Rentals available. Snack bar. 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Some, like team trailed. captain Allan Dilley and John Wee«s event, racking up points by the Purdue, Dilley, Thuerer, jumped from event to backstroke and IM who won the against (Continued from page 1) After rookie Duane Thomas Baltimore seven. Thomas took Cost You Less handful. Others, like Jeff Lanini, Minnesota's Ken Winfield, and surged to victory over Don Jordan in the Steve 200 freestyle, and 25, was rushed hard uncorked a wobbly long pass. but for four yards, Morton passed 17 yards to Dan Reeves pitchout to the two, but second down, Thomas, grabbed a Mitchell, swam their second second in the 100 free, Transportation The ball bounded off the strokes to bolster weaknesses in va fingers £>r » f,rst d°wn °ntheColt seven 0n the next play, Thomas took left tackle, Thuerer literallv swam awav uw™ Logan and fumbled. Duncan, th then off the fingertips of a swing pass from Morton, man who fumbled the kickof Savings amount to FREE lifts, lodging, food, lessons !!! 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DAY Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 18. 1971 7 ini By JOHN VIGES State News Sports Writer Benjamin edge tie game was not allowed. stole the ball from Rudy "I players didn't call see a any time of their - out," S' the basket and after a scramble Bill Kilgore was able to grab it cag69-67 six when he went high into the air to rebound a missed Illinois guard Rick Howat and Ganakas said. "The bench and put it through the Spartan An MSU rally, interrupted scored on a breakaway but cannot call a time out and I hoop shot, and almost stuffed the ball - with only two seconds and delayed by a controversial officials ruled that Illinois had remaining. through the hoop as he came hope the official didn't pick it MSU could not get the ball down. time - out called by Illinois, fell called a time - out before up from the bench. Also, a time again. Ron Gutkowski brought the short and left the Spartans on Benjamin touched the out cannot be called when a play A cold spell that lasted almost the short end of a 69 67 score basketball. If the basket had is in danger of losing the ball, Spartans to within five on a free - five minutes forced MSU to play throw but Dlinois scored the Saturday afternoon at Jenison been allowed MSU would have which Howat was." catch up ball. Leading 54 52, fieldhou.se. been behind by a 69 - 67 count Illinois coach Harv Schmidt • deciding points 10 seconds later Illinois took advantage of MSU's when Howat scored on a The television cameras of the with 40 seconds remaining in held a different opinion of what brief inability to score and layup. The slick Hughes Sports Network focused which the Spartans could happened during the • shooting guard added opened up a 12 point lead on another on a foul shot with 1:21 upon a tight, exciting game in attempt to get the ball and score controversial play. two baskets by Howat and one the first half and scoring streak left in the game. again. "The time • out was called »y each by Greg Jackson, Conner by each team in the second Spartan Coach Gus Ganakas Nick Benjamin set up the exciting Conner," Schmidt and Weatherspoon. finish by portion of the game. was furious over the call and as explained. "He was in the corner hitting a jumper from he During that period the the corner and converting on Illinois reeled off 10 straight loudly protested the official's near the Illinois bench with an Spartans had decision Assistant Coach Bob ample two free throw attempts. Illinois points to apparently take official nearby. I think we had Nordmann had to step between opportunities to score but they then went into a freeze until the command of the game with five the time out called in plenty of - missed eight straight shots as the controversial time minutes him and the official to prevent a - out was remaining, but the time. It was called way before ball refused to go in the basket called. Spartans put together a surge of technical foul from being the ball was shook loose by for them. Ganakas said their own to come within two of charged against the Spartans. Benjamin." afterwards that the missed For the first 30 minutes of the team that had beaten them, In the locker room after the With Illinois still in possession baskets "killed us when they the contest neither team could 89 - 61, a week earlier. game Ganakas had calmed but of the ball after the time - out, wouldn't drop." manage more than a five point The Spartan comeback ended he was still upset over the they attempted to play MSU's comeback was paced lead. MSU took the lead at the on a bitter note as the basket decision that possibly cost his keepaway from the desperate by Benjamin and Kilgore as each that might have brought about a team the game. beginning of the game and held Spartans. With 20 seconds scored six of the it throughout most of the first Spartans' last 15 remaining Nick Weatherspoon points. Benjamin connected on a half. A jumper by Howat tied found himself open for a shot, long jumper and, after the game 40 ■ 40 at the close of Morton ma he missed and Pat Miller pulled down the rebound. Miller Weatherspoon scored for the Illini, Kilgore hit an eight - foot the half. The two teams jockeyed for Bill on the boards quickly passed the ball to shot. Pat Miller assisted with a Benjamin who drove and shot. set shot from the corner and the lead for the first 10 minutes of the second half until MSU hit call, The ball bounded off the rim of I Spartan Bill Kilgore (22) wrestles a rebound away from Illinois' forward Nick Conner as Brad Van Pelt (10) assists and Rudy Benjamin (21) waits for the outlet pass. Kilgore played an excellent game, scoring 26 points and pulling in 17 rebounds. Landry Kilgore cut the Illinois lead to its cold spell. State News photo bv Teri Franks MIAMI (UPI) - A quarterback made the right call disappointed Dallas Coach Tom because, "we were going for the llOSE TO ILLINOIS Landry quarterback Sunday Craig defended Morton's win right then." The controversial play came fourth period call of a pass that with slightly more than a minute backfired and set left on third down and 34. up the Gymnasts run aground Baltimore Colts' winning field goal in the Super Bowl. Landry called virtually all the Scrambling to Morton ran avoid to his a rush, right and let loose a wobbly throw that went off the hands of intended By MIKE ABERLICH biscep), Don Waybright and Mickey Uram. plays for the Cowboys in the big State News Sports Writer game. receiver Dan Reeves and was Charlie Morse made up for a miss in the side horse with an 8.7 in the However, in the gloom of the caught by Mike Curtis of the The MSU gymnasts opened their dual meet rings, but it wasn't quite Colts. Dallas dressing room, Landry ■season on the wrong foot Saturday, as Illinois enough to beat out Illinois' Rich Nagel (9.05). disclosed that the crucial pass A few second later came Jim I put the clamps on the visiting Spartans, 157.90 - In the vault, O'Brien's winning field goal for a relatively inexperienced group was called by Morton because 1151.35. of Spartans took on the Mini's more experienced with so little time left there was the Colts. Paul Hunt and John Roemer got the Fighting vaulters. Bob Swonick gave the home fans a lift "We were not thinking about ■ Illini off no opportunity to work the to a roaring start, tying at 9.2 in the with a first place with 9.15 points, while Uram's player shuffle. However, Landry running out the clock. We were ■ floor exercise. Fred Zafram's 9.0 was good 8.9 was good enough for a second. said he thought the sideburned going for the win," Landry said. ■enough for a third for the visitors, but the Hunt - I Roemer combination set the stage for what was Gene Kalin finally received his revenge on V <* i gagmmmmmmmm Morse in the parallel bar competition, | to come. back for his loss to the Spartan ace during the getting The Illi's outstanding side horse man, Ken |Barr, lived up to all expectations with a 9.85 in Big Ten Invitational, and Gary Vanetten lead a ■that event, leaving the next three places for barrage of Illinois gymnasts in the horizontal bars to supply a sixth Illini first. [Spartans Randy Balhorn (working with a pulled "Suddenly" skis and is for Skiing! This wig changes its mind really . . ski clothing because it's all woman! Wear it flipped alive curls. skiing out gently fluffed with Perfect — . . swirly before, . . for . . TV greatly during and after the slopes. reduced $24.95 fSuddenly9 This is the Place at Knapp's | Ml E. Grand River downstairs Paramount News Where it All Central Michigan's most complete Downtown and Meridian Mall! See ski shops. Knapp's, Knapp's first for ski clothing, ski equipment and for expert advice on your 332 3341 "East Lansing's Only Wig Boutiaue" purchases. We offer complete rental service, too, by the day, weekend, or week. Come in and see these specials: Gets Started men's and ladies' ski pants SKI FOR HALF-PRICE If in-the-boot wool and blends, assorted pants, nylon 14.99 24.99 you're thinking about doing any skiing this winter, stop WITH A STUDENT SKI ASSOCIATION CARD and see us before you go. The most complete selection of over - the - boot Reg. S25 Reg. $35 skis and skiwear in central Michigan is at the Weathervane. pants, this year's AT OVER 120 MAJOR AREAS IN NORTH AMERICA WEEKDAYS SAVE 50% OFF WEEKEND PRICF We're not bragging about our size, but we think you models. Special! 19.99 29.99 couldn't find a nicer place to shop. Reg. $30 Reg. $40 ON YOUR ALL L'FT TICKET. SKI LFSSONS AND RENTALS HALF PRICE AT MOST PARTICIPATING special group of famous skis AREAS ON NON-HOLIDAY WEEKDAYS. WEEKENDS AND 2283 Grand River, Okemos Assorted models, HOLIDAYS SAVE $1.00 ON ALL DAY, ALL LIFT TICKETS metal, wood 1/4 mile west of Meridian Mall and FREE! THE STUDENT SKIER Nation's Largest College Ski Mag. glass combinations. skis, also 19.99 » 149.99 michigan areas: STUDENT SKI ASSOCIATION special sale of ski jackets schussmt.s?scoeujtl Our finest men's, women's, and youths' ski jackets, specially crystal mt., P.O. BOX 1223, BATTLE CREEK, Ml. selected for this big sale. Assorted colors and sizes. Dacron® timberlee hills, (Make All Checks Payable To The Student Ski Association) jackets, insulated for cold weather! apple mt., mott mt., YES' RUSH ME A STUDENT SKI CARD VALID cliff's ridge ONLY FOR COLLEGE, GRAD AND ^'Us many more areas in ONTARIO, great PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL STUDENTS. ENCLOSED IS $4.00 FOR EACH CARD. 11.99 14.99 19.99 24.99 Wisconsin, MAILED IN 24 HOURS! ,°LOR ADO, Ski Shops, Downtown and Meridian Mall MR. y E R M o N T , NAME MISS MINNESOTA, N.Y., MRS. £TC. COUPON £ALL SEND TODAY NIKKI THE OR AT ^yET izizzzzzizzzzstate The Complete Specialty Shop Shop either Knapp's 3 5 SCHOOL'::::)::. YEAR YRS. SKIED Phone 5-7 DANIELLE 183 OR AT The user waives any claims against the Student Ski Hours: 10-9 Mon.-Fri. 10-6 Sat. 351-94S store tonight 'til 9 ^353-2457. Assoc. when using card. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. January lx | STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Get brand name merchandise at a bargaining price. Shop the want ads now! classified 355-8255 355-8255 HHb/rtAds The State News does not permit racial or religious Automotive pi\nkly speaking • by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Rent discrimination in its OPEL, 1966 Wagon. 24,000 miles. ROOMS FOR rent. )WN ROOM. $55 monthly. 4 girl FURNISHED, 3 rooms. Large, clean, Largo (, advertising columns. The Good condition. Best offer. of house, garages. Call duplex. 353-5015 and 332-2961. utilities paid. No children or pets. 66gc.nl muti State accept News will advertising which not 355 2748. 3-1-18 3-1-19 $115/month plus security deposit. 484 3513. 3-1 20 between 2 - 4 p.m. between 6 11 p.m. 7 i 0, — • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates PONTI AC '61. Good condition. FURNISHED APAP"1V1ENT to against GIRL. CLOSE to MSU Tires, battery and brakes are new. GIRL $c Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or 372-6928. 2-1-18 share, own r^fcV„e to MSU. TO share nicely furnished 353-0769; after 5 p.m., Auto Parts & Service national origin. Utilities p^^A%irking, cooking, apartment, security deposit, no lease. 484 8059, after 5:30 p.m. 2-1-18 3WJ private entrance and phone. Aviation •351-9369. 2-1-18 2-1-19 * EMPLOYMENT For Sale * FOR RENT Automotive Houses GIBSON ELECTRIC Apartments ROADRUNNER 1968. Power ES-335. Call 351-0887 12-sti„lllQ, Houses steering, automatic transmission; after p.m. 3-1-20 Sharp. $1450. Call after 5 p.m. or THREE Rooms weekends, 641-6061. B-1-1-18 apartment in Okemos. Evenings, ♦ FOR SALE GIRL TWO LADIES 351-6264; days (Schweitzer), WANTED for house. Own Animals SHELBY, 1969, grabber yellow, 428 353-9159. 3-1-19 room, $54, including utilities. ram air, 4-speed, 10,000 miles, 351-8579. 3-1 18 Mobile Homes CORVAIR 1966. only $3600. Phone 489-7883. EAST LANSING. MSU near. 4 * PERSONAL student farmhouse. Private, * PEANUTS PERSONAL carpeted, furnished. 337-2285. TORINO 1968 Fastback. Automatic, • REAL ESTATE CORVETTE 1969. Burgundy, 427, 4 power steering. Runs great. ♦ RECREATION speed. Raised letter wide ovals, FISCHER FIBERGLASS $1380. 355-2997. 5-1-21 419 SOUTH Fairview. 3 bedroom. GIRL NEEDED, no lease. $62.50, AM-FM. Must sell. Call Jerry, 185cm. Ideal for beginner ♦SERVICE 393-1320. 3 1-18 $100/month. Call 485 4917, near campus. 351-3054 after 6 Heinz at 332-0844. 3 1-20 372-4747 after 5 p.m. 5-1-21 p.m. 5-1-19 Typing Service • TRANSPORTATION FREE PARKING at rearofstoi. » share Cedar Greens your convenience. OPTIC • WANTED TRIUMPH GT 6+ 1970. 9,400 rr DISCOUNT, 2615 East Mid DEADLINE Need money. $2775. B >IRL Avenue, 372-7409. C 1-22 351-7978. 5-1-19 WANTED. Hedrick House 1 P.M. class 355-3832. 5-1-22 Co-Op one day may be an experience GENERAL ELECTRIC ONE BEDROOM, FURNISHED you've been 30" ri before publication. looking for. Full insulated oven, autor Cancellations - 12 332-0844, 140 Haslett Street. noon :l REBIRD 1967. \ 5-1-18 one class day before good condition. Must sell. $1200 in, $250. Also Coolerator 332-6006.2-1-19 or best. 351-2754. 5-1-19 humidifier, publication. used 1 season. BEST WAY TO SAVE TIME! ONE MAN needed Shop 351-3789. 3-1-18 for your next auto in the Classified RECORDS, ALBUMS ... PHONE FIREBIRD, 1969 350. Burgundy apartment Okemos. / Ads. Check now! condition, cheap. Call 353 36 with black vinyl top. Power 349-3359. 5-1-22 5-1-22 355-8255 steering, wide ovals. 16,000 miles. Scooters & Cycles Excellent NEED ONE SNYDER ROAD. 3 bedrooms, RATES condition, $2,500. man, 1 SCHWINN COLLEGIATE 5 i 489-2306. 5-1-22 Cedarview apartr basement, family unit. Phone 1 day $1.50 BE WHERE it's at and motorcycles Almost new. Excellent cone 351-2062. 5-1-22 351-7570. 5-1-18 15c per word per day FORD 1965 Supervan, heavy duty, sell fast in the Classified Ads. Dial Employment For Rent Lots of extras. 485-0815 a p.m. 3-1-20 3 days 355-8255 now! $4.00 $525. 355-3723. Call after 6 p.m. NEED GOOD WORKERS? Help 131/jc per word per day 5 days $6.50 5-1-22 Auto Service & Parts Wanted Ads in Classified get 'em fast! Dial 355-8255 now. ONE MAN Durand for 2 Street. 355-7453. 5-1-19 man apartmen 351-117 ONLY 1 $210. T no refrigerator, no garbage FORD FAIRLANE, 1963. Engine, 13c per word per day (based on 10 words per ad) 1968. Good running condition. Snow tires. $280. Call 355-7913. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Kalamazoo Street For Rent WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed t< LEFT . . . pick-up. Must be vacated by September 1971. No deposit. 355-8230 7 10 p.m. 3-1-20 KLH MODEL 41 Luxury 4 - 3-1-20 . . . Sines 1940. - man furnished with Dolby Peanuts Personals must be Complete auto painting and campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - I collision service. IV 5-0256. C ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. apartment with a view. FOUR BEDROOM furnished pre-paid. at SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV Haslett. $200 including utilities. Scott Model 382-C There will be a 50c service RENTALS. 372-4948. C MEN: ROOM ATE (S) needed to share Also efficiency a Two bedroom two and , 2. 349-9619. 3-1-20 turntable. Magnai bookkeeping charge if this ad is not paid within INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TV RENTALS - Students only. Low Call 351-0782 9 a bathrooms, balcony. Next speakers. 15 in woofer and hi Van 1957 converted to camper. monthly and term rates. Call to campus. On - site HOUSE TO share - l\ driver. 200 8 track stereo tape one week. REED'S GARAGE 351-7900 to reserve yours. track players. Reel to reel ste Runs! $300. 337-2665. 5-1-21 carpeted living The State News will UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C maintenance and recorders. TV be FOR fireplace, lOminuti o MSU. Rec sets. Rad responsible only for the KARMANN GHIA, 1969. Blue, radio TUNE UPS, BRAKES, management. See Frank n privileges. Oriental style wall tapestr and gas heater. $1850. 485-5653. PARKING SPACES. Stoddard near or Jo-Ann. WILCOX SECONDHAN first COMPLETE EXHAUST Beautifully maintained. Suitable h. 339-9060 day's incorrect 3-1-18 STORE, 509 East Burger King. $5 monthly. Call for faculty, grad students, business SYSTEMS, GOOD WORK. 351-8238. 0-1-19 485-4391, 8 • 5:30 p.m. M.G.A. 1961 - red, new 2707 E. KALAMAZOO PHONE 489-1626 people, married couples. 332-3135 or 882-6549.0 Lease. WATER'S EDGE APIS. HOLT — MASON area, new duplex. thru Saturday. C 2 bedrooms, lease, deposit, faculty 351-8102.3-1-19 NEED FOURTH man for winter in or married students only. $155 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Old Cedar Village. $55. 351-8 plus utilities. 349-2286. 8-1-22 brands. 30% off list pr MERCEDES BENZ, 1959. Bad Aviation 3-1-18 GIRL FOR 2-bedroom Automotive engine. Will sell whole car for half security deposit, reduced apartment, SOUTH parts. $275. 372-6225. 5-1-19 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to LANSING. 3 bedroom INFLATABLE PLASTIC furnil Tom's Party Stor APARTMENT RENTAL CENTER, 351-1602 after 6 p.m. 3-1-20 ALFA ROMEO 1969, GR GTV learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. duplex. Tiled basement, garage, Stylish, colorful, and versa 444 Michigan Avenue. Select an coupe. Fuel injection, 30,000 MUSTANG, 1967. Green hardtop, Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C patio. Stove, refrigerator Call 337-9215 apartment to suit your kind of life BEAUTIFUL 2 furnished. evenings. 0-1-1! miles. Driving lights, etc. 289, 3 speed. $1000. 351-9378, Married couples, grad i, satisfaction style. Some with swimming pool, man. Vi block from campus. $210 353-1127. 3-1-18 351-0791, after 6 p.m. 5-1-20 students or faculty. 372-1398. others CHEST, $12.95.. MUSTANG, 1965. Good condition. Employment Call NEJAC, roommate close to service. campus HALSTEAD and per month. 126 332-6185 after Orchard. 5 p.m. Call or 6-1-22 Refrigerator, Stove, $19.95. SK 1 BUICK SPECIAL, 1963 automatic. 337-1300. C New MANAGEMENT COMPANY, 339-2219.3-1-20 SECONDHAND STORE. 1 $175. Runs well. 355-8192. paint, tires, brakes, and 351-7910.0 5-1-20 muffler. $550 cash. (517) BUICK 546-2001. 3-1-20 Apartments East Lansing's Finest ONE MAN needed sublease Burcham Woods, $55 month. CASSETTE RECORDER playert ELECTRA, 1969. Loaded, Call excellent condition. Needs MUSTANG 1967, 390, V-8. 4-sp SPARROW HOSPITAL (near). 2 and STUDENT RESIDENCE 332-2238. 3-1-20 in AM-FM radio, 2 months old tires, -1-19 high Excellent condition. $800 3 bedrooms. Now Offering blank Scotch tapes. Value SI turnpike mileage. $3500. Ideal for nurses, 351-5110. 2-1-18 offer. 351-5547. 1-1-18 or hospital employees and MSU grad ONE GIRL to share furnished Rooms Price $110. 353-5663. 3-118 WANTED RED CROSS SHORT TERM LEASES - lla. $87.50 BUICK SPECIAL 1964, runs good, OLDSMOBILE 1970 Cutlass WATER MSU and State office complex. Large fipn Limited plus security deposit 484-2248. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South. SKIS, SCUBA equipment. Hart SAFETY luxurious needs some 372-3038.5-1-19 body work. $300. Supreme. Power brakes, steering. gular fuel, vinyl top. INSTRUCTORS to take Manager, 482-4226 or FOX JlOU Time Only Call between 3 - 5 p.m 5-1-22 Study and sleep in quiet room for $15 a week. Phone 627-5454 with poles, bindings and size boots, $100. U.S. Diver regulato certification course in * Lowered Move-In Cost Control. $2775. 332-0509 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, 3-1 20 Voit tank, weights and kn' SWIMMING FOR THE $150. 393-3369. 3-1-18 CAMARO CONVERTIBLE, 1969 p.m. 5-1-22 372-1954. 0-10-1-19 HANDICAPPED. Call MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. (pace car special). Full power. OLDSMOBI LE 1963. V-8, EASTER SEAL SOCIETY WOODSIDE Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block WINTER FORMALS. Both vel\ Original list, $4480. Must sell APARTMENTS. New, to immediately. $2133. 482-4667. RECREATION DEPT. campus1 487-5753, 485-8836 O Red, size 9. Blue, size 7. Eacl 482-1215. $20. 332-0096. 3-1-18 On-site Professional ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. Management NEEDED: ONE man for three man. Completely furnished. 372-8077 KODAK GET IN on the fun! Read t Peanuts Personals in the Want A Very good CLERICAL opening TYPIST. for Full time 731 APARTMENTS Close 5-1-22 to campus. 351-8107. before 4 p.m. C Model RAPID color | 11. Color printii ic. $350. Call intelligent, Rental office open each day! experienced person. Apply at OKEMOS, ONE 12-6 Daily IMMEDIATE ROOMS available Men's figure skates, size 536. 3-1-20 and Sunday Call 3308 South Cedar, Suite 11, furnished, parking, utilities paid. CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS. 1 $18 a week in sorority house. 5 - 8:30 p.m. 4 Lansing. 3-1-20 351-6586. 5-1-20 731 Burcham Dr. 'A mile East newly furnished. Walk Close to campus; 3-1-19 parking facilities. of Abbott Rd. . 351-5647. 5-1-22 Board available, $18 more per SNOW MODEL WANTED. Girl wanted for NEAR MSU, one bedroom week. Call Donna TIRES, Phone 351-7212 evenings shoe model unfurnished or furnished. Heat ONE GIRL to sublea: 337-9748. 5-1-19 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS on January 24 and 25 are now leasing student from 9 - 6 p.m. Must wear a size furnished. Contemporary, air CLOSE TO MSU. Large, furnished, Rivers Edge units. These spacious conditioned. $135 - $145. Call 351-1416. 5-1-22 FOR ONE guy. $15/week. Includes luxury apartments are completely 5B. Phone Mr. Brooks at Ramada 1-bedroom apartment in 6 unit ONE PAIR 6.50x13 ! Inn, room 221 on 351-7514. 5-1-20 complex. Carpeted linens. 910 W. Shiawassee. carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Saturday, tires with 2,500 mil January 23 between 3 5 p.m. Call Musselman 0NE MAN for 372-1413 after 5 p.m. 3-1-18 - 5-1-18 furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, GIRL FOR 2- garbage disposal and 5-1-22 Realty, 332-3582 Eveninas New Cedar Village. Reduced 337-9461. 1-1-18 individual control - central air conditioning. These four man POSITION r 351-7934. TF units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure OPEN Committee on Pop LANSING, EAST side. Spacious —; 3 LAPEER, W„ 920'/a. Clean and cozy CROSSWORD I.rr time THREE BEDROOM apartment for has been adequately planned for with a giant heated interested. 4-1-21 353-3860 rent. Excellent for students. Very carpeted, parking. $50. Details' refrigerator. $90. PUZZLE swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you reasonable. 485-6441. 10-1-19 487-3158. 3-1 676-2828. TF want to to among the first residents of TWYCKInJG! JAM call DENTAL RECEPTIONIST | TWO OR one man v today. There are units starting at $65/month available for ACROSS 27. Studio per man. matu^ woi young model--. \ ^V,I p 882-3097, after 5 p l.Buzz 29. Mischievous Experience V^rrec call 372-6502. Try Our 4. Vampire 7. Roman road 11. Child heroine 30. Charged particle 31. Lessen 12. Herb of grace 32. Injections MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: EXCEPT SUNDAY WAITRESSES: wanted. Late shift EXPERIENCE only. Own Classified Ad 13. Undraped 14. Type of roof 35. 36. Individual Balsam transportation. Pizza Villa, next to 16. British gun 37. Painstaking MARSHA CHANEL 17. Prima donna 40. Sleeping 372-2797or332-644I Bill Knapp's, Okemos. 2-1-18 3-1^8 NEED ONE 1 t girls for 2 Service. 18. Excursion 19. Cottonwood 41. French friend 42.Form of 1. Encore WAITRESS: NOONS, Monday 21. Portly through Saturday. No Sundays or $50. 351-8904. 3-1-18 Esperanto 5. Emanatior 22. Roast: Fr. 43. Rambler 1. holidays. Must be experienced and Edge 6. Scatter 23. Natural 44. Female ruff SIX, NINE and TWEL VE MONTH dependable. Phone 489-1196 for ONE MAN for 4 2. Pulpy fruit 7. Greedy LEASES man. Twyckingham. 45. Gear tooth 3. Injunction appointment. JIM'S TIFFANY TV, Dishwasher, parking 8. Ballet skirl AVAILABLE. Call space. 9. Paradise RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE, 337-0088, after 4 p.m. John. Downtown Lansing. 5-1-19 PART TIME, earn up to $50 - $75 7-1-22 OWN ROOM. Girl to share first floor 5-7 p.m. I :( D. Charter 5. Counterpart B. Poke 9. Pepper plant P house. Block off campus. per week. Car necessary. Call 332-6916. 3-1-18 0. Destiny 351-7319 for Daily. % 1. Distant (Etopckmgfjam PART TIME employment: hours per required, 351-5800. O week. Automobile 12-20 FEMALE ROOMMATE. Over 21 to share new 2 bedroom apartment 355-5522, 351-9008. 3-1-18 1 3. Biddy 4. Commerce 5. Impersonate 6. Article 1, 2 and 3 bedroom 8. Peacock 4620 S. Hagadorn PART TIME male telephone apartments. Near campus. $140 furnished 1 butterflies canvassing. Good hourly wages. Must have good speaking voice. Call $225. 351-9036. 3-1-18 Just Call % i 1.Eagle's nest 2. Meteor Mr. Atchley, 393-5460. Equal NEEDED ONE girl for 2 man. 3. Vagrant MA MA CEMENT EXCl. Opportunity employer. 10-1-19 Available February 1st. 351-3346 4. Bullfighters USIVEL Y B Y Alco BABYSITTER. FULl^Ane Monday after 9 p.m. 5-1-20 355-8255. i cries 5. Ditto Management Cnmpany 1 thru or 4 for 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 7. Balloon basket Frida-c\V.^- -'an Village furnished. Meadowbrook. 8. Japanese salad home. Call ljn-2988, after 5:30 deposit, $65. After 6 p.m., 393-3355. 3-1-18 No % 9. plant Firewood Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Personal KNITTING AND Crocheting lessons Service ALTERATIONS AND dressmakin Tuesday in my home. 485-8233 .1-1.7Q Call evenings by experienced seamstresi Co Id . . Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855 I STATE NEWS TV RENTALS high 13 to 18, dropping to I __0'121 . . . zero to five tonight. Variable $9.50 PER MONTH AVOID THE high „ulu . cloudiness with chance of snow Free delivery, service and Repairs. Get your car fixed at I flurries. pickup Cut-Rate Prices. Work done at I NEJAC TV RENTALS | home if necessary. Call 371-1953 | days; 489-9333 a 337 1300 Tuesday, January 19, 1971 East Lansing, Michigan SNOW SHOVELING, TRASH, HAULING, MINOR Repairs, ye - round home care. Handy ma Call Charlie, 372-8507. 20 2-2 :ATHKIT AR-15 stereo receiver. SAFETY & COLOR cademic Senate condition. $325. Need decide Excellent The move is on to replace red PAINTING INTERIOR, brighten u to m0„ev. Jr,1 6338. 3-1 18 as the danger that sign color, room. Grad student because several hundreds of references. 372-8151 thousands of drivers suffering from varying degrees of color blindness have difficulty Typing Service GOODBYE! Sell no longer recognizing red traffic lights ANN BROWN: r . with Classified and signs from other colors. Typing and multili offset printing. Complete servi SOURCES REPORT Animals If in you have no recognizing red danger signals your budget but don't know what to do about trouble them, manuscripts, general typing. IBm! 21 years experience. BARBI MEL: 349-0850. C sport F.A. Taylor, chairman of the U.S. involvement PART GERMAN Shepherd female, 6 Typing, multilithing. rise let State News Classified Ads No job too 'anel created by the Academic weeks. $5, 9°od home. 351-8220. large or too small. I Leave message or come to 322 Elm Place No. 3 after 4:30 p.m.). lead you to safety. Make a list of good things around your Block off campus. 332-3255. C NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE on o review the McKee Report, said hat passage of the report would home no longer in use, then t a singular and very real advance COPY SHOPPE can show (Continued from page 1) have been dial 355-8255 for a courteous you supporting the 13,300 operation, and also bringing interdiction missions are carried liversity." 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT Ad Writer who will put an how to get two Xerox copies for on the picture. As has been South Vietnamese war materials to the Cambodian the price of one. Phone 332-4222. Cambodian operation for several out against enemy personnel and P°rt that will be considered by action Want Ad to work for stated, there are no U.S. advisers seaport of Kompong Som. equipment to protect the lives of demic Senate today contains Do it now! on the ground in Cambodia." days. Photographs of two Cobra Concerning of you. * U.S. and allied military 5 which exclude the 31 student Other sources, however, gunships in the same region helicopter gunships direct DISSERTATIONS, THESES. Term personnel in Vietnam, to protect of the council from voting on D0CKTOR PET CENTER described the American as a showed Cambodian troops and pport of the South papers. Expert typist with degree liaison civilians in the foreground. the Vietnamization program, to exclusive concern to the Meridian Mall 349-3950 in English. IBM. 351-8950. O officer, presumably Vietnamese and Cambodians, enhance the continuing matters affecting the distinctively coordinating the U.S. logistics Informants said several 7th the U.! command in Saigon withdrawal of U.S. forces and to IE KITTENS. Calico, ginger, support to the South Fleet ships had moved into said: ively affectionate, healthy. Box Recreation Vietnamese and Cambodians. reduce American casualties. position off Cambodia, including are flying interdiction "Such interdiction missions '(rained 489-0455.3-1-20 ANN BROWN'S NEW Associated Press photographer the helicopter carrier from in Cambodia. There are may have an ancillary benefit of PHONE NUMBER IS: Henri Huet reported from Stung which American aircraft are restrictions the type of LABRADOR RETRIEVER puppies, relieving pressure on nearby yellow. Excellent family 349-0850 Chhay that he observed two U.S. operating. The sources said other aircraft that fly these ^ missions, friendly forces. However, the turning dogs. $75 655-1791. hire rentals for members, ANGLO Cobra helicopter gunships, flying ships are providing ship We do not address specific in the region. Officers on the primary purpose of this AMERICA ASSOCIATION, 60A plane communications out - of - country air interdiction effort is to destroy Pyle Street, Newport, I.W., scene told Huet the gunships American aircraft supporting the operations. We do COMPLETE THESIS service. identify enemy troops and material that LHASA APSO pupf England. 10-1-19 Discount printing. IBM typing and specific areas of interdiction could be used against allied beautiful. AKC, s 51-22 Real Estate binding of thesis, resumes, publications. Across from campus, corner MAC and Grand River, Credit card use OK'd forces in the Republic of South Vietnam." The Call (Continued from page 1) John Cogger, asst. vice president CLASSIFIED MARKET is a of Michigan National Bank, said. SIAMESE KITTENS for sale. Also great place to sell antiques. For a result- 355-8255. getting Want Ad dial "The cost is based upon volume and usually varies from two and a half to five per cent," "At the five per cent rate, a merchant would realize $95 Autos to switch Siberian Husky puppies. SNO-GO T ransportation from a $100 sale. (Continued from page 1) retail pump cost. Adding the KENNEL, See your Yellow Pages. Service Rumpsa said if MSU By "pencil research," Annis three cent differential to the RIDE NEEDED. Commute daily encourages credit card the retail mark - up, low lead gas HORSES BOARDED $45 month. merchants in East - from Ypsilanti to East Lansing. Lansing recommendations to the fleet would cost the state about 17 Mobile Homes 272'x60'. Indoor riding arena. 355-3354. 5-1-22 well as elsewhere will profit make - up and found that about cents a gallon more than regular. Riding corral, pasture, no barbed from m - customers having the "This would cost the state 10 per cent of the 8,000 cars 1970, 12 x 60, Roycraft. Completely wire, all phases breaking and charges. might be able to use low-lead ov about $215,000 more a year to I and furnished in Early training, lessons, English and Western. Tack shop opening soon Wanted lead - free gas. operate approximately 10 per can 646-6416. 5-1-18 carrying English and Western One problem is that these cars cent of the fleet on the new TICKET FOR Sly and the Family BARON equipment. AQHA stud service. fuels," the report read. 1967. 12x55. Good Stone. 882-2331 after 3 p.m. The Young Socialist Alliance will University will not have to pay *re sc®tterI?d "°und the statej Registered and grade horses for for "may he 531 d- where they are serviced condition. On lot in St. Johns 5-1-22 for aa servirp meet tonight at 8 in 38 Union. service othpr* others pay for nav An alternative to credit card Mobile Home Park. After 6 p.m. sale. Wanted young men willing to CAMERA disturb a great many of our by 253 gas storage facilities. or weekends, 224-3169. Must sell work in exchange for horse's WANT TO rent farm or house in the Topic: "Why J. Edgar Hoover Calls the Young Socialist Alliance the Best About 25 per cent of state sales, if the state were to LINN'S SHOPS $3,700. 5-1-20 board. Miller Ranch, 645-7362, present customers," but there immediately adopt the new - organized Youth Group in Left gasoline purchases are by credit 645 7762. 10-1-19 are offsetting benefits. _» * . card from private stations, but * , • . fuels, LUCKS, would W UU1U beut: thetl addition of Downtown - 210 S. Wash. . . . . 1955 GENERAL 8'x35' behind 0 niin,n t's Party Store, Trailer Haven GUITAR, DRUM, Flute lessons. "A completely different not all stations in the state have — . p _P 253 locations. This would Frandor Shopping Center Private. Folk Rock, semi - classic. relationship already exists the new fuels, which sell for No. 123. Call 351-7679 after cost "at least $1,500 at each East Lansing — MARSHALL MUSIC, East the bank and the about three cents more than Lansing, 351-7830. C-1-18 University," the spokesman si location," Annis said. The total 207 E. Grand River regular. would be $379,500. SCHOONER, 1958. 10'x45', new BABYSITTING IN my COMIC BOOKS needed immediately. Molloy said the economic home. Serve 'urnace. Completely furnished. BankAmericard will be accepted hot lunches. Any ages. 351-3639. Contact State News 355-9344 impact of a present switch to the Excellent condition, extra clean. becau University officials low- lead compounds must be 5-1-22 after 1 p.m. or 355-9004 ask for Best offer, 669-3509. 6-1-22 believe these two charges Rick. 5-1-22 considered. The state buys AGRICULTURE now BABYSITTERS Sigma Delta Chi will meet at used the most and available to AVAILABLE. Late regular gas at bulk rates, about lost Found afternoons and nights. Amy or BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 f( .m. Tuesday in the Gold Ro< most students and their parents. 12 to 14 cents per gallon below lie Union for initiation of Gail. 355-7005. 1-1-15 all c ve, A r .OST: BLACK with and AB negative, $10.00. v\ e Longhair ^ V AND appliance service. negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN ginaw News. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Reasonable rates. Phone E. 507V4 East Grand River, East MooSUSKI will meet at 7:30 p.m. SKI PACKAGE SPECIAL Harvey, 332-2425. 5-1-22 Lansing. Above the new Campus Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 lesduy in 108 B Wells Hall. A movie The PEACE CORPS EXPERT TUTORING. French and at the 11 be shown and plans for this term Lansing Ski Club. All Alumni, Faculty, Spanish. $5/hour. 355-7763, after 6 p.m. 3-1-20 P.m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 11 be discussed. Staff, and STUDENTS - SEASON TICKET only Also Needs YOU OST: Black and brown collie noon to 6:30 p.m., 337-7183. C $37.00. interviewing / shepherd Business, Math, 484 6880. 1-1-18 male. On campus. TWO TICKETS NEEDED FOR Sly Wanted Economics, Science, NOW LOCATE LOST and Family Stones. 393-4076 Engineering, Education, INTERVIEWING PETS fast. Dial after 5:30 p.m. 2-1-18 FOUR PEOPLE to su and all other majors. 355-82 55 now for Hiese can be purchased at the Moosuski Club Office, 240 a quick - action DRESSMAKING, bedroom, 2 b Classified Ad, ALTERATIONS, Men's I.M. Mon. Fri. 1 5 p.m. For more information call FORMALS. NEEDED DESPERATELY 4 tickets Meadowbrook Trace - - PLACEMENT BUREAU MONDAY - FRIDAY 9-5 Experienced. apartment. Fantastic 353-5199. No Reasonable charge. 355-1040. to Sly and Family Stone concert. appointment necessary Personal 5-1 22 351-3016. 3-1-19 393-7518. S-1-20 fOKYO STRING DOMINO'S Quartet tonight, announcing Ski the world's most VALENTINE See versatile ski. At home on powder. Perfect on ice. And a oa ^ m m m a fantastic slope hugger. Featuring SPECIAL C 1/t if! layers of high-torsion fiberglass monthly free #1 f /( i and space age metal. With 6 x8 .. 595 Silvertone Portrait and term delivery and MSU Students T*l _ for pulled Hart Lifetime Service edges or delamination; With Choice of Frame rates service " K if p and two years service for breakage. Come in and see Good Selection of Proofs Van Dyke Studio University TV Rentals ON CAMPUSl CALL OFF CAMPUS ItJIRCLE DORMS 2nd Annual F 209 Abbott Rd. 351-7900 351-7100 | 351 8870 $100 First Prize all-around ski your model: combi. giant slalom, slalom and deep powder. S145. Paperbacks Eligibility: Currently enrolled MSU Students Hart Other Lifetime Harts Selected Entry Deadline: February 15th from $94.50 Buy 'em by Assortment Entries must be submitted to Tom Soden «£ ^.nioJIS do°35&5■ Camaro the pound! Guitar Lessons If You Are Serious, Let our competent staff show you the road to becoming a competent and accomplished guitarist , or if you want to win friends, influence 50< people, bug your roommate, make date, or just for FUN a cheap *1 lb. minimunm STUDENT BOOK Sk j < }fc^ule STORE 219-21 S. Bridge Lansing Ski Club Grand Ledge East Lansing Across from Olin 627-6826 351-8686 421 E. Grand Hiver 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 18, STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Get brand name merchandise at a bargaining price 355-8255 MbntMtts The State News does not permit racial discrimination or religious in advertising cutumns. The State News will its not Automotive (kankLyspeaking by Phu Frank' JACKET accept advertising which • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or Auto Parts & Service national origin. Aviation • EMPLOYMENT • FOR RENT Apartments Houses Rooms ► FOR SALE Animals Mobile Homes » PERSONAL » PEANUTS PERSONAL » REAL ESTATE » RECREATION »SERVICE Typing Service >TRANSPORTATION ► WANTED they are holding a stereo tape DEADLINE j of $150 which was discovered 1 P.M. one class day )bard Hall student's automobile. pfcriced in lot' X. Police said the item had apparently been stolen but did not fit the description of any tape players reported missing. The owner may recover the item by identifying it to police at the Dept. of Public Safety. Two reports of theft from student automobiles parked in Lot X south of the railroad tracks on Hagadom Road were received this weekend by police. The missing items reportedly included two stereo tape decks with estimated values of $150 and at $100. Police said they found evidence of forced entry in both incidents, which occurred sometime last week. Wells to assist conference office MSU's Continuing Education Conferences which and provide Institutes, advanced associate director of the newly created Office of International Extension in the Continuing • Light Weights education to more than 32,000 Education Service. In this adults each administrator. year, have a new capacity, administrator he of served Peace as • Mid Weights Corps Clayton H.'wfclls has been training and coordinated World named associate director of the Office of Conferences and Affairs Seminars state. throughout the • Winter Weights Institutes, Armand L. Hunter, Continuing Education Services director, announced Friday. Wells, an asst. professor in Memorial • Many Colors continuing education, succeeds Tunis H. Dekker, who left the University Jan. I to associate dean of extension at become-' scheduled • Sizes - Small - Medium the Circle Campus of the University of Illinois. The new conference and Iviser Large - X-Large institute administrator joined memorial service for the MSU staff in Jan., 1957, and Raymond Byers, former head i.or the next eight years served as consultant dealing to with conferences agriculture, resident adviser of Mayo has p.m. been scheduled for Tuesday at the St. John's Hall, 7:30 GET HERE EARLY veterinary medicine, home Student Parish, 327 M.A.C. Ave. economics and education. Mr. Byers, who was a graduate Earlier he had taught vocational agriculture in public schools in Coldwater and Galien. adviser before in East Holden accepting the position at Mayo last fall, was killed in an Hall FOR YOUR FAVORITES In 1965, he was named automobile accident Dec. 12. BUY SEVERAL!!! Tokyo group to play in U' All Sales Final No Exchanges or Refunds public concert - The Tokyo String Quartet will be presented in concert at 8:15 tonight in the Music Bldg. Auditorium. T- The concert will be open to students, faculty and the public 1* Sale without charge. The program has been planned by the University students and faculty in conjunction with WMSB-TV who is recording the for its fine arts series. group Sweatshirts Included in the program will be Mozart's "Quartet in G Major, K. 387; "Debussy's "Quartet, Pous 10," and Bartok's "Quartet Pous 7, No. 1." TTie three men and one woman in the group are Koichiro Harada, first violinist; Yoshiko Nakura, second violinist; Kazuhide Isomura, violinist, and Sado Harada, cellist. Buy one at Regular Price - Get Second One (lowest price) SKI PACKAGE SPECIAL for Just ONE PENNY At the Lansing Ski Club. All Alumni, Faculty, Staff and Students SEASON TICKET - only $37.00. These can be purchased at the Moosuski Mixed Sizes - Styles - Colors - Get Here Quick for Best Selection Club office, 240 Men's IM Mon. - Fri. 1 - 5 p.m. For more information call ALL SALE ITEMS IN MAIN STORE ONLY MSU BOOK STORE RIGHT ON YOUR WAY - THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER