Friday Beauty. MICHIGAN Cloudy . . . STATE NEWS . . . I» its own reward, being a . . . and windy, 15-30 mph. form of peace. - Robert Nichols STATI Occasional High 33, low 23. snow in afternoon. UNIVERSITY e 63 Number 112 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 22, 1971 OIL COVERS 60 MILES Frisco slick spreads; residents clean birds SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- An oil slick the slick from aerial survey flights, and the of wild birds coming in "is apparently continued to spread in the Pacific Ocean oil company's efforts with a fleet of 50 decreasing rather rapidly," said Frank off San Francisco Thursday, but only vessels mainly were concentrated on the Hubbard, information officer for the state Fish and Game Department. "It looks like traces were left in San Francisco Bay as seagoing slick. Boats towed floating booms more than 1,000 workmen and volunteers to collect oil for the skimmers and we're over the hump." labored to clean up the water and beaches. vacuums. Hubbard said that because the cleansing Between 2,000 and 2,500 wild birds On the beaches, other crews collected also removes natural oils, the birds will were brought to cleaning stations where straw that was spread to soak up the ship have to be kept and cared for until they volunteers removed oil from their feathers. fuel that poured from the 15,000 - ton grow new feathers. Fish and game officials predicted more Oregon Standard after it collided with the Ecologists were most concerned about than 90 per cent eventually would die, tanker Arizona standard. The Arizona lost tidal zones where wild birds and animals however. no oil. feed. The Coast Guard said the floating oil at The volunteers included beach area Volunteers worked day and night north sea stretched from three miles off Pt. residents, local housewives and hundreds of of San Francisco on a boom to span the Reyes, north of the Golden Gate, to near young people, teen - agers and students entrance to Bolinas Lagoon, one of the last Half Moon Bay on the south, a span of from nearby colleges. feeding grounds for nesting great blue about 60 miles of coastline. Many of the volunteers worked in half a herons and white egrets. Standard Oil Co. of California said dozen bird cleaning stations. The number Thursday about 840,000 gallons of bunker oil were lost early Monday when two of its tankers collided in dense fog near the Byrd defeats Kennedy, Golden Gate Bridge. An estimated 336,000 gallons had been scooped up by skimmers, vacuums and other efforts by the workmen and volunteers, who the oil firm said takes outnumbered its own crew. A company spokesman said it to recover less than half the total expected spill. Senate A Coast Guard spokesman said most of Moving the oil that was in the bay had gone out to sea on the tide, had been picked up or was WASHINGTON AP Byrd, an almost -- Sen. Robert C. unknown legislative earlier by defeating Sen. Russell B. Louisiana, 31 to 26. Long of ousted Sen. Edward M. That would have been just enough to I Preparing to leave their room at New York's Waldorf - Astoria Hotel Wednesday are Cleola Hainsworth and her fouling the beaches. "Only traces are left in bay waters," he technician, Kennedy, political glamor boy, from the win with 55 Democratic senators in this I son. It was discovered that they and three other children were being housed in the city's luxury hotel at the added. No. 2 Senate Democratic leadership post in Congress. I welfare department's expense. See story, page 15. AP Wirephoto The Coast Guard was keeping an eye on a stunning blow to Kennedy's party But Byrd told reporters "I am known to stature. be a conservative counter" and that he did Ironically, Byrd told newsmen, he would not finally decide to make the race until he have avoided the contest if Sen. Richard B. was certain he had 28 votes. Russell of Georgia had died before the The 28th vote, he said, was a proxy Albert installed speaker party caucus started in mid • moming. from Russell, lying critically ill at Walter as Russell died about four and one - half Reed Army Medical Center. hours later. Byrd said that if Russell had died this Byrd, who has made a career of doing morning he would not have run since his favors for his colleagues in the No. 3 certain total would have been reduced to already plunged into partisanship by the deadlock ieaving a mass of decisions to its leadership job, out - counted Kennedy in a 27. I WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress went Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana approach of the 1972 presidential election. successor. He continued: showdown decided 31 to 24 by secret But he said he learned from an aide to returned unopposed to the top Senate Kick into business Thursday with Sen. Albert, who at 62 is 17 years younger "It is by definition the duty of a ballot in the caucus held just before the Sen. Herman E. Talmadge, D - Ga., after ldward M. Kennedy surprisingly ousted party post as Democratic leader. On the the caucus convened, that Russell was alive Republican side, Sen. Hugh Scott of than the speaker he succeeds, gave a few legislative body to legislate. If we are to 92nd Congress convened. the Democratic leadership, Carl and that his proxy could be counted. hints in his acceptance speech: perform that duty we must be about it. We Kennedy went into the caucus thinking Ilbert routinely Installed as House Speaker Pennsylvania held on to the leader's post, "While serving as one of the lieutenants must not flounder . . . This is and must he had 28 "face - to face" commitments to At that point, he said, a nominating Id hairline cracks showing in the seniority turning back 24 to 20 a challenge by Sen. speech for Kennedy to continue as whip Howard H. Baker, Jr. of Tennessee. of the late Speaker Sam Rayburn and John .always be a viable, working institution... " retain the whip job he won two years ■stem. was being made by Sen. Daniel K. Inouye Albert's election as 46th speaker had McCormack, I was always aware that I was I Kennedy - whose repeated disclaimers been a certainty ever since John W. working in the shadow of greatness ... of Hawaii. en't stopped talk of him as a 1972 "I will pledge to you as speaker, with Byrd said he nodded across the room to Presidential contender — was toppled from McCormack announced his retirement last your help, to give this House of his West Virginia colleague, Sen. Jennings year and the Democrats retained control of post of Democratic whip, or asst. Randolph, to go ahead with a nominating 1 the House. It climaxes a long climb for the Representatives its rightful place among der, by Sen. Robert C. Byrd, a West the branches of government..." speech for him. lirginia conservative. Byrd, who had done brainy, self - driving son of poor parents in Albert sounded as though he The alternative plan, he said, was for has been Ivors for many Democrats as assistant Bug Tussle, Okla. Randolph to nominate him for another The remaining question was the kind of listening to criticism of the last Cc ■hip, garnered 31 votes to 24 for the which adjourned only Jan. 2 in term as the No. 3 leader, secretary of the Massachusetts senator. leadership Albert would exert in a Congress party caucus. Byrd said he also carefully checked attendance at the caucus to be sure his 27 (Please turn to page 15) ien. Russell More sheep to I WASHINGTON (AP) - respiratory Richard Brevard brought his death in Walter Reed Army concern for four decades in the upper dying, Utah Russell of Medical Center. He had been there, this chamber will be ever in his debt." Georgia, Jalf a senator more than his lifetime and a symbol of the South Fith unparalleled prestige, died Thursday. latest time, since Dec. 8. "When the security of the United States The President said Russell "possessed unprecedented abundance a rare blend of in officials say was 73. the dean of all senators. was the issue, six American presidents courage, character, vision and ability that leaned upon this great patriot, and he never moved him indisputably into the ranks of GARRISON, Utah (AP) - More than I Respiratory problems complicated by failed them," President Nixon said. "The those giants who have served in the United 1,000 sheep are dead or dying of an ■mphysema dogged his later years and nation whose security was his constant States Senate." undetermined cause on a remote ranch in Since 1933 - four years longer than any western Utah, the Utah governor's office other senator now serving - Russell had said Thursday. been in that elite body's inner circle. He The area is about 150 miles southwest of bachelor who devoted full time to Skull Valley, where 6,400 sheep died in lea was a >ean Ivey the Senate. Majority leader Mike Mansfield, 1968 in a secret nerve gas test by the Army's Dugway Proving Ground. D-Mont., said Russell's body will lie in The Army at first denied responsibility state in Atlanta and he will be buried in for the 1968 sheep deaths, but later Winder, Ga., his home town. acknowledged that nerve gas sprayed from He was a great senator and a great man," an airplane had been the cause. to assume tea Mansfield said. "His passing leaves a void that will be hard to fill." When Carl Hayden of Arizona retired Of the latest incident, a spokesman for the Deseret Test Center at Ft. Douglas in Salt Lake City said only, "We are looking two years ago, Russell became President into the matter." I John E. Ivey Jr., dean of the College of pro tempore of the Senate. He moved into Deseret Test Center operates Dugway, change and expansion. During the period, Hayden's slot as chairman of the powerful long a secret Army testing area for the Elementary Intern Program (EIP) has location since 1962, plans to leave his advanced and innovations such as the Appropriations Committee and chemical and germ warfare agents in the Tf I ivey to,return to teaching and research. Behavioral Science Teacher Education relinquished his post as head of the equally desert of western Utah. s resignation Is effective Aug. 31. prestigious Armed Services Committee. State Veterinarian James Schoenfield Program (BSTEP) and the Triple T Project e will begin a six - month sabbatical at "The strength of our country's armed was dispatched to the site of the new sheep e end of this term. (Training of Teachers of Teachers Project) forces is to a great extent attributable to deaths via a Utah Highway Patrol plane. He win emerged assume a position as research have the interest and efforts of Sen. Russell," Two veterinarians from the U.S.Bureau of ofessor of higher education In the Dept. said Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird. Land Management also were en route. 1 Administration and Higher Education As work on the growing problem of And Adm. Thomas Moorer, chairman of The sheep belong to Clarence Ingram of inning Sept., 1971. student demand in relation to college the Joint Chiefs of Staff, lauded "his Nephi, Utah. They were grazing on Bureau resources was intensified, Ivey requested a personal sensitivity to the needs of the of Land Management land about 25 miles iJr- who announced his Intentions at a total investigation of the college by the individual serviceman for the efforts he put south of Garrison, near the Nevada border. ■that h ™eetin8 on Thursday, explained |rp,„a, ? h.as "•ways intended to return to Office of the Provost. The first part of the investigation report, the product of nearly forth in our behalf." Republican leader Hugh Scott of Voting co but Ingram was not immediately available, Cecil Rowley, who runs a service Ithpi, }n the beh»vloral sciences and one and one • half years work, is expected Pennsylvania called Russell "a giant among Voting turnout for the ASMSU proposed amendments was moderate station in Garrison, said the sheep started Zuring use tothe improve education, nine for presentation this month. giants," and "the Senate's most beloved with between 15 and 25 per cent of the student body voting on the dying Wednesday night. years he has served as After joining the MSU faculty in 1960, member." "One of the Ingram boys came in this ■soarpHStr,dentaenro,,ment in the collegehas Ivey served! as consultant to former More than any other senator, Russell proposals, according to Mark Jaeger, election commissioner for the morning raving that half his sheep had ■cent fk°'V 3'354 to H.317 or 2§ per President John Hannah and professor of was the voice of the South during the last referendum. Results of the election are not expected to be released started dying during the night," Rowley ivey s t* Ivev's ,Iniv«™«tv term as enrollment. dean has been marked education until his appointment as dean in (Please turn to page 15) before Sunday. State News photo by Don Gerstner said. by 1962. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 22,1971 3 Army clears soldier of My Lai charges MCPHERSON, Ga. (AP) the decision to drop the charges conducted that sweep through 25, of Dublin, Ga.; and Cpl. murdering 102 persons, is in Three other enlisted men have Monday at Ft. McPherson; Sgt. Jose, Calif. No date has been for the T'Souvas trial. set jVhe Army announced was reached after reviewing an the village. Kenneth Schiel. 23 of Swartz recess at Ft. Benning, Ga. Calley been ordered to stand trial by equiel Torres, 22, of The Army had ordered Pvt. ■ursday that it has dropped investigation of the case. Another officer, Capt. Eugene Creek, Mich. is undergoing psychiatric tests at court - martial. They are Pvt. Brownsville, Tex., whose trial is Max D. Hutson, 22, of Irees against another enlisted The Army said it found M. Kotouc of Humboldt, Neb., The Army also dismissed Walter Reed Hospital in Gerald Smith, 22, of Chicago, to begin Feb. 16; and Spec. 4 Robert W. T'Souvas, Williamsport, Ind., En accused of murdering insufficient evidence to warrant is charged with murder and dereliction of duty charges Washington. whose trial is scheduled to begin 21, of San to be court - martial. court-martialed but a military Kiians during an assault on the maiming in the interrogation of against nine other officers. IE of My L.I In South The action leaves six other soldiers directly charged in the prisoners after the assault. Two soldiers have been judge ruled Wednesday that his case must be investigated again. Atnam in 1968. Additionally, three officers are acquitted of any wrongdoing action. Among them is Capt. His lawyers protested that Army ■The soldier, Spec. 4 William charged with dereliction of duty after court marital; S. Sgt David I Ernest Medina, who is charged in a division level investigation Mitchell of St. Francisville, La., investigators forced statements Doherty, 22, of Readville, • from witnesses. was the fourth to be so with over - all responsibility for of My Lai. and Sgt. Charles Hutto, 22, of any civilian deaths that Charges were dropped earlier Tallulah, La. fcare'd in the alleged My Lai occurred. He was the against Capt. Thomas The court - martial of Lt. ^spokesman near at 3rd Army Atlanta said commander of Charley Willingham, 25, of Allenhurst, William L. Calley Jr., 27, of Company, the unit that N.J.; S. Sgt. Kenneth Hodges, Miami, Fla., who is accused of Services fo REPLACE BAIN threatened in Britain ore nomi sought LONDON (AP) the second - Britain, in day of a nationwide postal strike, was threatened Thursday night with a world ban on manual telephone, telegraph and telex links with overseas for Comm Arts dean's post countries. The Brussels - based Post, Telegraph and Telephone International — which represents 2.5 million communications I The Search and Evaluation the provost's representative. sought, is returning to full-time the fact that there is a need to workers in 82 countries — said fcmmittee for the selection of a "It isn't essential that teaching. do this fairly quickly," Davis the ban already is being imposed |w dean for the College of nominees be limited to this "We'll need some names to said- by operators in Belgium, bmmunication Arts issued a campus. If someone has a serve as an initial pool. The He said nominations would be Norway and Sweden. Ijl Thursday for additional topnotch name from off committee will then begin to open "for a couple weeks. No fcminations from both on and campus, we would like to have work with these names," Davis deadline was set. Britain's Union of Postal ¥ campus it," Davis said. said. The initial meeting was fully attended, and the group plans to Workers, representing more than 200,000 striking postmen, "The committee is soliciting Earlier unofficial reports fall Me the three names meet regularly once a week but Worth counter clerks and telephonists, bminees for the deanship from term had indicated that because obtained from earlier has not yet set a time, appealed to the international fembers of the University at, of financial problems, the nomination procedures and The recommendation of the Wednesday night to cut Britain jrge." said Robert H. Davis, University would prefer not to subsequently voted on by the search committee will then be Any mode of transportation is welcome in the winter months on campus. But how much more off from the rest of the world in L-officio representative the bring in someone from outside college faculty would not serve to the provost who will reliable than walking this car would be is debatable. It is certainly more tempting than a cold a display of solidarity. General lovost's office on the MSU. Dean Jack M. Bain, for as the only list. make his recommendation to the walk, however. State News photo by Milton Horst Secretary Stefan Nedzynski fcmmittee. whom a replacement is being "We want to communicate president. responded by telling postal trade I David was elected chairman of unions everywhere to support > search committee in their the British strikers. Cambodians seize mountain Post Office spokesmen |itial meeting Thursday. conceded that overseas operators "Nominations may be made to 1 jf the committee sympathetic to the strikers could hembers," Davis said. The disrupt calls to Britain. fcmmittee is made up of six Automatically dialed calls to feting faculty members, two PHNOM PENH, Cambodia only deepwater port at the entrance to the mountain During those four days, the reopen Highway 4. South Vietnamese Belgium and France were fcting students and two (AP) - The blue, red and white Kompong Som. gateway by North Vietnamese estimated 2,000 Communist They regained control of the were advancing northeastward uninterrupted, they said, but lonvotingstudents in addition to flag of the Cambodian republic It came two months to the day and Viet Cong soldiers command troops in their southern half of the 115 - mile toward a linkup with the pointed out that links from Italy flew Thursday night from the after Communist - led forces entrenched in the Elephant bunkers withstood heavy highway, taking one of the Cambodians. At last report, the and some parts of the United heights of Pich Nil Pass. seized key segments of the Mountains flanking Highway 4. American air strikes. major enemy strong points at marines were about three miles States had to go through It was planted on a mountain highway and blocked supplies of The pass is 60 miles southwest South Vietnamese forces Stung Chhay Pass, 95 miles away, moving cautiously operators in those countries. Substitute top by Cambodian infantrymen who overran the northern end of fuel and materials other needed war from, reaching the, of Phnom Penh. figured largely in the drive to \ southwest of Phnom Penh. through heavy jungle country. the pass, capturing the last capital. ' -4 * % t % The 1,300 Cambodian enemy stronghold on the for fundi country's lifeline, Highway 4. The enemy offered nothing but rear guard resistance. infantrymen who took Pich Nil had beensstalled for four days at The seizure of the mountain >ase c climaxed a week - long offensive by 15,000 Cambodian and South Vietnamese troops. It ! Trustee Clair White, D-Bay cleared the way for reopening City, has proposed the the vital supply route that links |ubstitution of a state student Phnom Penh with Cambodia's n fund for the present systen state appropriations to kolleges and universities. Under White's proposed plan, udents could Miss J heads south in the brightest pay |1 undergraduate costs from Irivate funds or could borrow little bikinis under the sun .they're right (p to the full amount of all costs r the entire four years of the fcndergraduate degree program. here in our swimwear collection in a whole ■State appropriations for colleges universities would be new season of prints on the wild side Eliminated. Michigan now appropriates 11,428 per student at MSU. The Itudent's average tuition at the University is $630 per year, So Good It's Pick the divided dazzler of your choice 'ringing the total actual annual from floral, abstract and paisley MRANIIU ost per student to $2,058. Including room and board, the Peerage total cost is estimated at designs with a bra-style or »3,258. White's plan would provide "otal amount. for the borrowing of the halter-tied top. If you plan on He also proposed that the oan and interest be due and Fried Chicken lots of hours in the sun. these payable over 10 to 20 years with Jcertain benefits for isuch Lunch 890 fade-resistant acrylics are just professions as teaching, social 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw near Frandor Shopping Canter Tvork and nursing. 5001 W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall the thing for you. 5 to 13 sizes Free VpeCbess^! $13. to $15 Delivery ON CAMPUS CALL Ptoa Treat • OFF CAMPUS 337-1681 CALL 337-1631 JaeobsoiiS MICHIGAN A PRESIDENT'S PERSPECTIVE STATE UNIVERSITY GEORGE BULLARD editor-in-chief Toward a sense of community FREDERICK J. LESLIE By CLIFTON R. WHARTON Jr. advertising manager A of in community within universities is a Years ago, a university president was the impact on the academic performan«- sense community has always been a students. 1 major characteristic of the American diffusion and erosion of authority. central authority figure. This is no longer the case, and while some long for the good Universities have often MARK EICHER, managing editor experience, especially at our colleges and Considerable public attention has been failed to inn A old days, they are not likely to return. The non - academic ED HUTCHISON, city editor universities. In the past 30 years, however, paid to the demise of "in loco parentis." employes as equal meml!: ■ BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor new social developments such as While it is undoubtedly universities are increasingly moving away true that university community is fragmenting into a set of interest groups, many of which have of the institutioh lain iiiduiuuuu university community can have imvu ua sense sensp of of ^I I KEN KRELL, editorial editor technology, mobility, mass communications commi veto power, but which are frequently if it perpetuates this GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor have led to an erosion in community from assuming an authoritarian parental unable to generate enough influence to tolerating fragmentation^ a hierarchy which throughout the society. This trend is reflected in our universities today. MSU is role, I would argue that the over - simplistic public accusations regarding the propose constructive alternatives -- or, inforced by a social ranking. is usually ^I Seven.time recipient of the Pacemaker award what is even more disheartening, they are Another group which for no exception. university administrators' permissiveness often j outstanding journalism. misses the fundamental issues. sometimes apathetic to any interest other included as part of the One of the major causes for the decline more than their own. administrators. At one time, conununjhT: I viewed as an extension of they LI 1 The talks were useful, con¬ 2. Each side has presented Having been guilty of allowing technology to outstrip our concern for the delegated the'facultyS I responsibility of mainuil I EDITORIALS structive, fruitful, candid precise proposals, and I'm human values, society and the university are now searching for a purpose which and leading the president is often institution an adversary Todav ■ anL I th! I convinced that there is transcends technology and the selfish who must be attacked and beaten a or - ■ concerns of some individuals. Authority issues. new attitude on both sides... and respect for authority, will only be Further, the advent of regained when the university is willing to negotiations at all levels is symbolic ol,- collecti*! grapple with the complex and difficult much deeper division which has problems surrounding human values. between the faculty, students, develop I staff ZI 'U' abdicates been My greatest concern is that there has a failure to define community administrators. Re - establishing a sensed community and counteracting these forces I broadly enough. If one examines the is a monumental task. And yet, it popular literature now being written on done if we are to provide the musthe I higher education, many authors discuss the environment most conducive to humu I ieamim I concept of an academic community but and the pursuit of knowledge. 11 include only faculty and students as the If a sense of I with savings critical constituents of that community. This deficient definition is characteristic of our community is to emergen campuses, we must promote university groups a greater understands among j) I I and partly the reason for lack of of, commitment to and involvement in academic community. our t£ I the existence of the Payroll toward more peaceful Our failure to include certain groups in a primary purposes of a university. We liveig knowledge - oriented society. 1^1 | The MSU Office of Personnel this Savings . . our definition of community can be readily week sent to every Plan at MSU. It is an entirely It's a pleasure to talk to my massive and accelerating changes in out I MSU employe a negotiations and we're will¬ appreciated if we examine the role of non • society are invariably attributable to the I letter asking him to buy U.S. Savings different matter, though, for the academic son once a year. personnel. If someone were to generation of new knowledge. Bui Bonds through the Payroll Savings University to encourage participation ing to compromise on the ask the question, "Who has the most university has a unique role as the creator I in such a plan saying things like: critical issues that threaten Plan. This service is and should be us. personal contact with students?"one would be inclined to respond, "Why the faculty, of new knowledge. New knowledge is also I mi I "there is no sounder, safer, easier the raw material for applied research provided by employers; all workers of course." On the surface this appears to should have; an opportunity to way to save regularly." teaching. In restoring and strengthening the I be valid, but actually employes such as sense of community within the participate if they so choose. university, I We not secretaries, the maintenance staff, and the we must recognize the unique purposes of I are suggesting that the cafeteria and residence halls staff may have the I the university devoted to the world of rhe director of personnel is a University, being an employer as many personal contacts each day with mind. I of thousands, should have a payroll co-conspirator in a national plot to students as faculty. Their attitudes and This does not mean that each individual I further the Pentagon and the biases about the university have a dramatic savings plan, but the line must be influence on student attitudes and within the university must participate in I drawn when the University, since it American war machine bv learning. activities directly related to intellectual | A pleasant and courteous food server is just is also supposedly a citadel of propagandizing in favor of savings purposes; it simply means there must be I as important to the emotional well bonds. In fact, we suspect that the being of general acceptance and understanding o! I academic freedom, promotes the student, and therefore to his learning, as letter distributed was not written by a the university's major purposes by each I policies of the U.S. government by a good teacher. A warm and responsive individual in order to re - build a greatei I actively encouraging its employes to Glander, but that he merely residence hall adviser certainly can have an sense of community. buy U.S. Savings Bonds. reprinted - on University stationery the text of a government public One week President Wharton's — STEVE ALLEN relations release. column proclaimed the University should not take a stance on any Nor do we suggest that Glander, issue,-partison. The or any University administrator, is .ijext week L.H. Glander, director of not entitled to his personal views personnel, states: "I hope you will decide to enroll" in the Payroll Savings Plan in a letter with; "part of about the savings bonds program. But if the University sincerely intends to become apolitical, it must ixon: th rgent theory American's savings belongs in U.S. Savings Bonds" emblazoned in develop a sensitivity to the implications of all aspects of its work This country has seen its share of say that we are now going to see Richard I capital letters across the bottom. Richard Nixons. The cold warrior of the Nixon's greatest hits. - including the acceptance of The University, in an ideal sense, 50s, the bitter, broken defeated figure of The problem will arise, if it does arise. I Defense Dept. contracts that We have seen all the Nixons. and we still sec the early 60s, the reconciliator of the late when Americans find themselves unable to I should be an asylum of knowledge, a seemingly are unrelated to defense the same problems that plagued this 60s, a man who brought together the country associate with this figure. America isf place where the search for truth is and savings programs that make one Republican Party and pledged in his since the man took office two years ago. Nixon getting a packaged Nixon, a president who I conducted solely for truth's sake. an "investor in your country's inaugural address to heal his nation's has not been able to get the stains out has decided not to set any sort of real tone I The purpose of the University is to wounds, -- America has witnessed them all. of for his administration. Nixon has fitted I future." America. Racism, poverty, the war, crime, In his two years as President, Nixon has himself into examine and evaluate, not to help a highly flexible mold. He is ■ That played these same roles in addition to housing, inflation, dope; they are still with us. getting to be like a detergent; he has he " perpetuate U.S. government policy. involves separating the numerous new ones at various instances. fed too many whiteners, boosters a University's position from the We have seen the conquering hero Nixon Nonetheless this is exactly what brighteners. The country does not believe I private convictions of the people when the President travels abroad. There that sort of advertising anymore, if it ever I MSU did when it sent out a letter to charged with the institution's has been the gut fighter, the Nixon who Nixon has a better than 50 - 50 chance This country has seen a great number of did. We have tried all the detergents, and I all MSU employes encouraging them campaigned management, a difficult task indeed, unsuccessfully for a of getting America out of Vietnam by Nixons; it is going to see at least one more. we now know that none of them will | to buy U.S. Savings Bonds. It would but an ideal worth striving for Republican Congress last year. Brief flashes 1972, or at least making America think she His name is Nixon the reconciliator, take remove the really bad stains. if of Nixon the statesman have also have been appeared, is out of Vietnam. The economy The same may well apply to t acceptable for the the University hopes to most memorably when the President made problem two. University to remind employes about center for detached inquiry. is going to be a bit more difficult. Nixon, Presidency of Richard Nixon. We a his welfare reform proposals to the nation Nixon leading us in and out (maybe) of I though, should reduce unemployment to He is the one who spoke at Nebraska; in Summer, 1969. some degree before the big day in the guy talking about welfare reform and Cambodia; then we saw him attempting to I The plain and simple fact is that not November, but this could well mean losing national health insurance. He is going to be make peace in the Middle East. We han I even David Frye do so many can the battle against inflation. a bit more of a statesman; watch for his seen him call college students "bums" am I impersonations as well as Richard Nixon However unwittingly, the President may State of the Union message. In other "boy," and we have seen him make a pitch I and this is where the President may be be presently giving the Democrats their gut words, Nixon is going to be a combination for the new 18 - year - old voters. I Symbol's most vulnerable in the 1972 election. We have seen all the Nixons, and we still campaign issue for 1972, Nixon himself. of the best sides he has to offer. One might I see the same problems that plagued this I country since the man took office two I OUR READERS' MIND years ago. Nixon has not been able to get I the stains out of America. Racism, poverty, I the war, crime, housing, inflation, dope; | they are all still with us. 'Ay, there's the yrabiL9u funds should not be cut Meanwhile the Trevalens are I building a new Nixon for 1972. But by building still another Nixon imago, they** taking an extreme risk of fortifying anoM I I ■ To the Editor: one, good old "Tricky Dick." I Justice is appearing in the materials and good facilities for the Faced with too many Nixon figures W I ever more photo. In defense of his action, administrative power does not, and will frightening shapes these days as he cited the almost immediate Miss Barbara Fary's article on the MSU University instruction and research. not, result in dilution of the excellence in too short a time, the public may P® I who watched the trial of Library describes the present situation of President Wharton and Provost Cantlon our instruction and research. decide to accept the only image which can I anyone dispersal of the students after he our spending on instructional and research will have to take the immediate justify a multiplicity of images, the fal# I Robert Humphreys in Edwardsville, challenge ripped the picture down. materials. This is a part of many aspects of of finding a solution to MSU's acute image. Packaged candidates did not do « I Illinois, would attest. Clyde Kiang that well in 1970, yet the President is on Federal District Judge Omer our educational and cultural investment. financial crisis. In the current fiscal year, graduate student representative ■ Poos The Library budget should be determined University funds and running for 1972 (an assinine thing w I are drastically reduced as to the University Library Committee Humphreys, an associate professor listened to Humphreys' case, then in relation to the total budget of the a result of the cut - back spending a President tc do in 1971 anyway) inwh,t I by both Jan. 20,1971 of criminal justice at the State sentenced him to a year in the institution for educational state and federal governments. apnear? to ' - 'he most dazzling pacMF I general Finding new University of New York, stood trial custody of the Illinois attorney purposes. The program of library service ways to keep the University prosperous «"i.r designed. I for his actions last May at the general, the first four months to be normally requires a minimum of five per cent of the total educational and and excellent is the most the top administrators. imperative task of Misplaced memo Onl" time will tell. Perhaps the new Nixon will turn out to be the real Nixo I I Edwardsville draft board office, general spent in jail. budget. On the basis of the 1969 70 For the sake of academic Perhaps the President will get s0™ I where he - excellence, we To: Richard Nixon admittedly ripped a We suspect that statistics, the MSU Library spent 3.38 per do not want to take a step backward in the significant legislation through Congress a I Humphreys' harsh photograph of President Nixon off sentence cent of total institutional expenditures face of financial slump. Instead, we would Re: Ground troops in Cambodia even get credit for it. Perhaps the form" | an office wall during a student was once again a case of while the University of Michigan like to see a substantial increase of will work in 1972. library was 3.16 h ■ mistaking the symbol for the thing - per cent. It is abundantly clear University operating funds that are right in Mr. President But the formula itself may prematurely i uprising protesting the Cambodia that the — only this time the symbol was not two libraries are grossly under - supported step with the growing faculty and student terminate Richard Nixon's term of of"» I the American flag, but rather a financially. The difference is that the U-M body. The reduction of University funds About that little man that Americans may be turned off I portrait of the President. traditionally has a larger amount of general surely will be the stain of restraining wasn't there: the whole situation packaged president and opt for anot I Humphreys pleaded guilty to university funds than MSU. As a result, the ourselves from achieving the objectives of product in 197fc. America must r" destroying government property but U-M library spent $3,147,901 more than the is still up in the air. The implications of this seemingly University — "to make learning, further in the next two years than it <• . asked for leniency. misjustice become MSU during the last academic year. teaching and research a more meaningful 1969 - 70. If it doesn't, not even VI important, Since the library is a matter of and The General however, when one considers that great interesting intellectual endeavor." We - Staff, SE Asia prettiest package will perpetuate I According to his own testimony, importance to the University and the sincerely hope that the exercise of the President. the symbols of good ole' fashioned community, we must do everything Humphreys had ripped the photo off Americanis.m may no longer be just possible to nurture its growth. Our present the wall to calm the angry students the flag, but also a picture of the holdings in the Library are much smaller by removing the object they sought than at the U-M, i.e., 1,638,197 person residing in the White House if vs. to destroy in 4,175,686 volumes. And yet our student symbolic protest of this particular judge has his Nixon's way. enrollment is much larger than the U-M policies. Humphreys indicated during the trial he had i.e., 44,092 vs. 39,661. Clearly, MSU's The possibilities are endless. been worried that the Library is suffering from malnutrition. It is protest might Perhaps we shall soon see decals of deficient to meet the academic need. We, 8Pt out of hand if he did not destroy Nixon on the back of pickup trucks. therefore, have to double our Library budget in order to provide adequate Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 22,1971 5 z^wea IT'S uKe TUH^ yoi) MOW HOW ITlft, Meal policy unfair m allmeropd ourshare....yoo^no Residency rules Editor: double standard exists have been what i MMfje evaRYope unfairly applied Jo the otherwise, J given. when grill people TReAr This letter concerns those throughout the University have ludents working in residence Here in Fee Hall, as an example not been required to adhere to QQUALiy... Its T,i food service programs living we have an apt comparison. One this policy, too? that... weu p campus. We represent a small kf supervisor in the grill lives in the Fee apartments as does one of This is our priority, and we AW THArf -me To the Editor: status was that on paper I was of concerned student ask you to help us. We can go no IT IS ...IT'S m VOL), now a foreign student and our cafeteria foployes who have just cause to supervisors. One of further unless we have other I, Ricardo L. Rumayor G., Leak out on the "mandatory" the grill supervisors lives off - students involved and supporting VOU KNOtf.. OK? DO YOU student number 889192, therefore treated accordingly. ieal policy program supposedly campus as I do. Now, the really humorous anecdote is that those us. Please contact us at Fee FOLLOW Me?? attended MSU for the first time I claim that according to Out fcveloping all food service two supervisors in the grill do cafeteria. in January of 1968. Prior to this of State Regulations in the MSU Tff-campus students (in not have to eat their meals, and Richard Dawson time I had worked in the State Catalog of Courses and backshops as well as cafeteria.) Lansing senior of Michigan for a time in excess Academic Programs, I cannot be they are not having money taken and four other Fee Hall of six months. I came to charged out of state fees | For four years, I have been from their paychecks for meals, personnel supervisors Michigan from the state of New because: Lder the impression that ail because they are not on the Jan. 20,1971 York, where I had resided 11 Ldents living in other than mandatory policy as we are in years; in order to work in the "1. No one shall be deemed a iormitory rooms would be the cafeteria. field of horticulture. I did not resident of the State of Michigan automatically charged for a Students in cafeteria food come to the state of Michigan to for the purpose of registering in Teal, whether they eat the meal Point of 'Fraser' missed service, do you think this is a establish residency or attend MSU unless he has resided in this fnot, and that this included fair consideration of all MSU. I was over 21 years of age state six months immediately fudent supervisors as well as concerned, as Mr. Schmidt has and after having worked in proceeding his first enrollment. [udent employes. Last fall term, so passively told us? Do you Michigan for six months I along with other student intend to see this issue decided to enroll as an in-state 2. No one may gain or lose Iipervisors in Fee Hall cafeteria, continually sidetracked by To the Editor: 1) The laws of this country do Returning again to what I to be feared, distrusted, and student. I attended classes and the status of a resident while a scovered that what seemed to management and the other After reading Miss Spieser's indeed discriminate against student of the thought was Mr. Wilbin's main eventually hated. And your paid instate fees that winter of University." »a uniform policy covering one "more - important" concerns of reply to Rick Wilbins' article certain segments of our point, I wish only to say that I every violation of the rules is '68. While a student I was Ed all, was only applied and has MSU, replace this argument of concerning the events in Fraser, population; think the above discussion is used as an excuse for your granted a National Defense Loan I, therefore demand full Tgen only applied to cafeteria ours in meeting after meeting? I could not help thinking that 2) If you can justify force, only a result of examining a elimination. This is the real issue and a tuition student aid grant, reimbursement of all tuition fees judents, not grill people, I'll tell you, it has. she had missed the point of the brutal, unreasoning, force, as fair more universal happening in a at stake in Fraser. Is it which, of course require for which I have been unduly fWralization Despite the of rhetoric (via topic) by our We have gone from food service manager, to dorm article completely. retaliation for a law officer in Her "despair" over the article the face of any abuse (verbal), America: discrimination against the unusual. just/right/fair/legal for the residency. charged in excess of in-state fees, retroactive as of fall of '68, invested few (combined with jorm manager and, so far, by manager, to area manager, and seems to be centered over then you must have veritably If you are black, a non - their legions of followers who Spring term of '68, I went on winter of '69, spring of '69, fall whether it is fair for "freaks.. drooled last May 4 when you a work study program in which Lnald Schmidt, area manager, our last two interviews have conformist, a free - thinker, etc., hope one day to become one of - of '69, winter of '70, fall of '70, I worked in Michigan and tncerning the fact that this is been excellent examples of the (to)..tag the word 'pig' on a man heard about a place called Kent as opposed to white, greedy, the few) to perform what Mexico as an accredited part of and this winter of '71. tst "nitpicking" and that it is old beating around the because he wears a blue State, where your theories on provincial, conniving, middle - practically amounts to genocide sier for a cafeteria student if proverbial bush. All that has uniform." My interest lay in law enforcement were utilized in my program of studies of the class, Amerikan (no spelling against the minorities in this I hope that this matter will were given an option of been said is "it's okay to ask whether the police and/or the their extreme form. error involved) you are doomed country? University. When I returned once and for all be expedited from Mexico, I returned on a Kiting the meal (neatly tagged questions and get a little excited, local newspaper(?) have the right And if in reading Mr. Wilbin's and given the attention that it "honor system"), to break but for God sake, don't rock the to imply/circulate information foreign student visa. When I met deserves. I await a prompt reply. article all you see is a youth who with Mr. Allison, who was asst. s well-guided trust, more so boat." Eachi time it's a little that is untrue. deserved a punch in the mouth, I ji a grill student in the same nicer, a little bit more refined, To say that I was registrar at the time, he stated jtuation. Thus the topic at hand but it's all the same. Why should as been neatly placed aside and we have to pay for meals in the unconcerned with the other salient point of the article, Thanks for the letter think I know where you stand in the struggle going on in America today. that I was no longer an in-state student and that I had indeed Ricardo L. Rumayor G. Hartford senior whether the police acted justly changed my status.The change in Jan. 20,1971. o answers concerning why this cafeteria with no option to do Donald F. Sullivan or not in striking the youth, would be a gross To the Editor: worked out before the mail Chestnut Hill, Mass. graduate registration system can student understatement. Although Miss To Alexander Scheeline: be Jan. 19, 1971 The Men of Spieser grants that the Thank you for your letter of applied to the majority of our Store unleashed policeman has to defend the law Jan. 9. Your letter to the editor student body — and as of this date we have not worked out all DELTA SIGMA PHI "whether he likes it or not," I that appeared in a recent issue of can't help believing that the the State News was brought to of those problems. Both our Student Advisory Committee DOMINO'S policemen in question took my attention. I To the Editor: Barbara Ebert particular relish in enforcing Our registration system here and the Asst. Deans' Group are congratulate their Da East Lansingfreshman these particular laws. at MSU has been for several aware of the programs for Jan.14,1971 I also cannot condone that it years subject to a continuing registering students by mail at winter term pledge class I Out of his great respect for is permissible for any law evaluation. To accomplish this other institutions, and we have law the manager of enforcement officer to strike, we have a student advisory followed their developments. _cob&on's censes purchased dog for the two stuffed dogs Misplaced berate, humiliate, or in any way, committee as well as the I appreciate very much your interest and constructive DAVE CHAKLOS MIKE MANSOUR KIM McDONALD BOB ROSSMAN injure a suspect no matter what evaluation that takes place by the store (State News, verbal abuse he may receive. I the Registration and Scheduling thoughts that you have shared. ON CAMPUSl OFF CAMPUS DAVE MALTBY RICK THOMAS January 13). The law requires To: MSU students can't help also believing that had Committee of the Asst. Deans' Horace C. King CALL |iCIRCLE DORMS neil McCarthy ray tovey nat in order to purchase a dog Registrar 351-7100 351-8870 mike tomaszewski e'the owner must present a Re: Sly concert the situation been the arrest of a Group. J (r.b. business - type for drunkenness, The subject of mail Jan.14,1971 krtificate from a veterinarian I am as anxious as the regardless of the abuse received, registration has been considered towing that the dog has that gentleman would not have in considerable depth as recently fccently been inoculated for rest of the group to ■bies. By any chance did the entertain MSU students this regained consciousness with a as this past fall term by the asst. broken nose. All of which leads deans — because we are hanager flaunt this requirement Sunday night in Ann Arbor. to two conclusions that I interested in the prospectsof this bid the county illegally issue the Silvester (Sly) Stewart thought Mr. Wilbins had in mind* system. There NOMINATIONS FOR DISTINGUISHED FACULTY AWARDS while writing his article: are problems to be The undersigned committee solicits nominations for distinguished faculty awards from faculty members and from student groups. Nominations should be based on total service to the university which normally includes a combination of: (1) Teaching (including academic advising and curriculum development): (2) Research(including creative work in literature and the fine arts); (3) Public Service (university programs directed toward the public, i.e., extension, continuing education, international programs, government service). Nominations should not be based on administrative excellence or length of service. However, nominees should normally have at least five years of service at MSU. Each nomination should be typed (double - spaced) on plain bond paper. It should be headed: Nomination for M.S.U. Development Fund Distinguished Faculty Award Noti)rtheb(al$ Sometimes people will use their charge cards just to make Nominee College themselves feel a little better when life's got them down. Department But there are better times and better reasons. For example, Master Charge can mean up to twenty-five days of free credit The "heading should be followed by a typed (double - spaced) recommendation of approximately 500 if you pay on time. That means your money can continue to words. Additional materials (bibliographies, supporting letters, etc.) may be submitted. earn interest through this period. It can cut down the number of checks you write and must pay for. Simply by consolidating your many bills into one Nominations, in finished form, should be delivered to the appropriate college representative not later monthly statement and one monthly check. than February 8. It can keep an accurate record of all your purchases. Pretty handy around income tax time. Car warranty time. Insur¬ Each college representative will meet with his college advisory council (or its representatives) to review ance time. the nominations and to select two which will be submitted for further consideration at the university It can simplify traveling because it is negotiable around level. the world. And replaced if lost or stolen. We want you to use your money wisely. East Lansing State Bank, your Hometown Bank. Member: F.D.I.C. AGRICULTURE N. Edward Tolbert ARTS & LETTERS Julia Falk BUSINESS Mordechai Kreinin COMMUNICATION ARTS George Hough EDUCATION Willa Norris ENGINEERING D. J. Montgomery HUMAN ECOLOGY Jane Oyer HUMAN MEDICINE Willis Wood JAMES MADISON Lewis Zerby JUSTIN MORRILL W. Fred Graham NATURAL SCIENCE Chris Enke East Lansing State Bank SOCIAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE VETERINARY MEDICINE NON-COLLEGE FACULTY William Form A. L. Thurman David A. Morrow Gwendolyn Norrell East Laaslng Okenos Haslett Brookfleld Plaza Bed Cedar at Itowbrldge GRADUATE STUDENTS Sid Chapman Richard DeSpelder UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Marsha Thompson The only bank in Michigan offering MASTER CHARGE to Juniors. Seniors and Grad student. - regardless of age. Joseph Oyer 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 22 197| | ***§I? cv UNIVERSITY LUTNKRAN Papal guards ose 1 Church's pantaloons, tradition VATICAN CITY (AP) - into effect, the Vatican's new There has been a decline of 59 in serve By BECKIE HANES people all "Central Vigilance Office" came State News Staff Writer Eighty -one men who guard the guard strength. Whereas eight into being. "We really want the new University Lutheran Vatican and Pope Paul VI went gendarmes used to patrol the Church to k. from soldier to plain - clothes "The corps is finished and entrance to St. Peter's Basilica in cosmopolitan unit for the East Lansing community," ReV t»7) therefore the spirit of the corps Wietzke, senior pastor, said of the new University Wk!? cop Wednesday. They didn't like the daytime, only one does now. the transition. is finished," said a lanky guard Church. uinB» Another striking change is the "We're still disillusioned," one wearing a tan suede sports The church is under construction on S. Harrison reduction in arms. Road jacket. from Cherry Lane apartments and is scheduled to guard at St. Anne's Gate said. On Tuesday this man wore Other guards also dressed in Gendarmes, in full armament, sometime this year. be comnu! p carried one automatic rifle, two the royal blue pantaloons of the sport coats and slacks or in He emphasized its purpose is to seme not just the pistols, and a sword in a white Vatican guards, carrying on a business suits. Some, however, class but all factions. scabbard. The new guards carry 150 year tradition. At midnight wore a blue, hooded raincoat as "We want the doors of the unit to stand open for any Den™, - nothing. the tradition ended. they checked cars and "In place of the pistol there's from any part of the world," he added. ^ Now he wears a business suit pedestrians under a sloppy this," said a guard who had been Land for the new structure was broken in December lto drizzle. The raincoat and a gold - and completion of the main building and offices is under a blue raincoat. plated badge of the papal directoring traffic. He chopped middle of this year. Plans for an educational schrtuledfati* Only the 50 - man Swiss the air with a white metal traffic center and muii Guard remains emblem — the tiara over crossed chapel are incomplete. ^ among four sign composed of a staff and a militia corps set up to protect keys - were the only pieces of circle about six inches in The estimated cost of the new structure is $721,000. accordin, "uniform" the guards had. to Weitzke. "We are trying to keep the Pope. The Palatine Guards and the Sketches for a uniform similar diameter. As usual, the guards did not he said. One year, building costs went building co6ts at a n*ninu$ up 28 per cent, he add*] Noble to a civilian police outift are The exterior finish will be concrete with an Guards, part - time under want their names attached to Imprinted deZ services, both went the way of study. Some believe their comments. "That wouldn't Inside, both the north and south walls will be almost entire the gendarmerie. security under the new system be a healthy thing to do," glass with wood partitions. Over a free - standing altar will has been slackened. one be As the disbandment of the cross suspended from the said. ceiling. military gendarmerie ordered by "After all, 140 men are The front wall will not havea permanent fixture or Still, their comments women's group of the church is working on different design were Pope Paul last Sept. 15 went always 140," a senior guard said. much milder than those of some coordinate with the changes in church seasons. fixtumto gendarmes in September when CHURCH BUS news of the disbandment order At first, seating will probably be temporary Wietzke said Tk» The East Lansing Trinity Church Bus Is Now broke. present University Lutheran Church at Ann and Division seats 260. The new unit is Streen Sundays "Another piece of buffoonery intended to seat 580. Running On Schedule from them," one gendarme Much of the three - acre site set aside to create a morning evening like natural, pitf. Landon - Gilchrist bus stop 9:10 5:20 exclaimed then. The gendarmes atmosphere was devoted to parking spaces because of' ann Brody Complex had just finshed East Lansing ordinance, Wietzke said. The new skirmishing with ordinance stit« enter complex 9:14 5:24 the Vatican over terms for a that for every three seats in a newly built pay church, one pukini leave complex 9:17 5:27 space must be provided. The previous ordinance required six setU Wonders bus stop 9:20 5:30 parking space. Philosophically, one guard per Holden bus stop 9:22 5:32 said Wietzke said the Wednesday it was too early congregation plans to organize a day can Case bus stop 9:23 5:33 to judge what the spirit of the center, studying facilities and a music program. Shaw (at Farm L. and N. Shaw) 9:25 5:35 new guard;group would be. "We're not just thinking of building buildings," he said, "but Phillips - Mason Complex "We need a period to get used looking ahead to programs that will be relevant (' (Physics Bldg. bus stop) 9:27 5:37 5:39 to this," he remarked. New Lutheran University." Owen 9:29 McDonel 9:30 5:40 Akers - Hubbard - Fee Minister discusses marriage enter complex 9:31 5:41 leave complex 9:34 5:44 Holmes 9:35 5:45 EDGEWOOD UNITED Central United Methodist Across from-the Capitol By JOAN ROULEAU George Gaiser said. students in McDonal Hall this that marriage means loss of since a total commitment puts This seminar the second I CHURCH Gajser, asst. pastor of the week. was 469 N. Hagadom WORSHIP SERVICES individuality. us in the position to be of three sponsored by the I University Lutheran Church, The marriage commitment "Individuality is found in An Ecumenical Fellowship 9:45 and 11:15a.m. The essence of marriage is an discussed "Is Marriage must be based on equality, • interactions between people and manipulated." University Lutheran Church. I Worship Service enduring, total commitment to Gaiser stressed the necessity The first conference was titled I Relevant?" and answered Gaiser said, not that "we all have 9:30 and 11:00 Topir another person, the Rev. Mr. marriage is the most intimate of legal documents and the "No-Church Christianity" ud I questions for a small group to do what everyone else does, interaction I know of," he said. Sermon by ceremonies of marriage, calling discussed faith apart from an I "Hope Is On the Horizon" but that we are all loved "The mystery of human life is Dr. Truman A. Morrison UNIVERSITY equally the legal aspects "props for the institution. The t FIRST ASSEMBLY by God as His children." that the possibility for growth endurance of this relationship. conference, scheduled College Group Rev. Lyman SEVENTH-DAY Gaiser disagreed with the idea always exists," Gaiser said. "We We need the support of the Dinner am} program OF GOD Tuesday, deals with "11* | 6—8:3( •Church School 9.45 can never fully encompass society we live in if this Religion of Fear." Campus Church Bus Service, to tV:4E ADVENTIST CHURCH another person. A Crib 1125 Weber Dr., Lansing leap of relationship is to continue," he The seminars are held in | ""Svenin- " " Nursery (Blk. No. of E. Grand River faith is involved in 332-8 EPISCOPAL CHURCH marriage, said. McDonel and Wilson Halls. 485-9477 Sabbath School 9:30 Rev. Richard W. Bishop, Pastor Worship Service 11:00 OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 4684 Marsh Rd., Okemos (2 mi. E. of Hagadom, V* mi. S. of Gd. R. behind MEIJER'S) 10:50 A.M0W0RSEHIPASS 7:00 P.M. JIM SEREGOW Campus Action Director Just Back From Hungary K. G. Smith, pastor Meeting at 504 Ann St. (Corner of Division) Crusade o An Call 351-8994 if you ALL SAINTS CHURCH Independent Church With A Biblical Message need transportation to talk about Christ! 9:45 a.m. Church School - all ages 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Worship Services UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN 5:15 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship -- Inspiration - Refreshments CHURCH I CAMPUS HOUSE : 00 Holy Communion w. E. For Transportation Call 332-2133 Robinson, Pastor or 351-5125 310 N. Hagadom i 251 W. Grand River 1:00 Morning Prayer & ! By WILETTE TAMMELIN Leadership training provides people change from the inside I e.D. Dawson, Ed. Minister Discussion Groups 9:30 opportunity for Christian Bible Study 9:45 a.m. • a.m. an out by accepting Jesus Christ, I students Worship 10:45 a.m. • ALWAYS OPEN on campus to get we will see a change in the I People need a "Real together to share their faith with whole." I Nursery excitement for Jesus Christ," other students. UNIVERSITY UNITED • Campus Minister, MSU's Campus Crusade I Charles S. Rasmussen, Livonia "It is really students teaching chapter is seven years old end I Minister, Kail Ruffner METHODIST CHURCH • Gary Hawes sophomore, said in a class held students," William C. Wolfe, a one of the 300 to 400 chapten I 332-5193 332-3035 by Campus Crusade for Christ in chapter leader, said. on campuses across the nation. I : 351-7844 351-8232 Bessey Hall this week. Thomas Zimmerman, a full - Free Treinsportation Peoples Church In the first time staff member of This evangelistic movement | Leadership Campus originated with William East Lansing Training Class of the term, Crusade for Christ, said the Bright In 1951 when he felt the Guest Speaker Mr. Ancel Whittle, 11:00 a.m. Rasmussen, who has been with chapter has a positive outreach need to share his faith in i | Goshen, Indiana, with the MSU's Campus Crusade for one on campus in terms of the Lay Witness Mission —. , Gideon's International personal way. At that time, year, said it is necessary for man individuals it has contacted. As Bright the college campus as I EAST LANSING IRINITY CHURCH 200 W. Grand River to become cleansed. To do this, far as benefitting the saw campus as an easy means to communicate he said, "Man must exhale sin whole, he said, "As enough E. Eugene Williams, fun| 841 Timberlane Drive at Michigan and inhale Jesus Christ." a this faith. Morning Worship 9:30 and 11:00 Minister | ; 1 East Lansing Donald M. Vandyke, Pontiac Church School 9:30 and 11:00 Buses Stanley R. Reilly, Assistant | ! s 1.11 Telephone: 351-8200 SUNDAY SERVICE junior and member of the inter - Campus Campus Action on denominational University Class Interdenominational 9:45 a.m. 9:30 and 11:00 act as if God is dead. organization, said he thinks most Christians team Asst. Pastor Stanley 6:00 p.m. Therefore, Christian Reformed Church Reilly Orin Smith "communicating good news in and Student Center Wednesday: Mid-week discussion & prayer 7:00 p.m. Preaching the power of the Holy Spirit is essential in sharing faith," he said. works with prayer 1509 River Terrace "What Face Are You Wearing?" (across from Hubbard Hall) "There is so much talk of LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES The Campus Action Organization opened its first meeting of relevance on campus today. This the term Visit our new Student Center — Thursday by singing biblical psalms which have been is the most relevant way of open daily 9 a.m. 11 p.m. ALC-LCA LCMS CHURCH SCHOOL recently set in musical arrangements. - communicating Christ." He said Jim Seregow, head of the Lunch for Students and Faculty a for Students at 9:30 & 11:00 Campus Crusade offers a plan University of Michigan's Campu« Wednesday 12:30 -1:30 P.M. University Lutheran Churc Martin Luther Action, spoke about the summer action team in the New York Chapel rather than an abstract form. area. The team believes in MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE Division & Ann Streets 444 Abbott Road Crib through Adults aggressive confrontation with students 332-0778 about their relationships to Christ, he said. 10:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. COFFEE HOUft TV RENTALS The group of about 20, dedicated to the discussion of li« Pastors: Walter Wietzke Pastor David Kruse AFTER SERVICES $9.50 PER MONTH Christianity on the college campus, then prayed for all who are George Gaiser Rev. Vee delivery, service and picku having trouble finding God or themselves. It was stressed that Hoksbergen, each person must seek to know God and himself through preaching WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP HOURS NEJAC TV RENTALS Campus Action is now working with students in residence halte pi*^ Communion Service 8:15 am Matins 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship First Church of 9:15 337-1300 disseminating information on campus religious activities and Common Service Christ, Scientist am 1st and 3 rd Comm. giving out literature on current religious happenings. for 10:30 am Common Service transportation call 351-6360 c 2nd and 4th Matins The First and Finest in East Lansing SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH son — Sermon 1518 S. Washington Subject tfje "Look! A Wise Man" $icfetoicfe ednesday Testimonial Meeting 8:00 p.m. 9:45 A.M. COLLEGIAN Sunday School to age 20 College Bible Class Serving cocktail* and in the fireside FELLOWSHIP room Premium Beer Dr. Ted Ward, MSU 8:30 p.m. Teacher Fireside Room ... on draught 7 days a week Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor OPEN Glenn R. (after. 2 p.m. on Sunday) Blossom, Youth Pastor . . . dining room Tues., Thurs., Frl. 00 A.M. "/s God In Control?" ., eves. 7 - 9 p.m. open dally from 6:30 a.m (Sunday from 8 a.m.) FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening e welcome to attend Call 482-0^54 for information. Corner Saginaw (M-78) and Grand River (M-43), East Lansing. Call 337-1741 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 22,1971 7 *52 Eco-psychologists trained What can a psychologist do about water pollution? Last fall 11 graduate students relations, others in health began a four - year course of services delivery and others years at Stanford University and two at Portland State University committed individuals armed with a coherent metHbdology Or urban decay? instruction and research that will pollution and population mental health specialist. and a comprehensive knowledge While of their special interest areas Or the population explosion? lead to a Ph.D. in "ecological control. working on the West The answers aren't clear, but a psychology" and equip them to The program is directed by Coast, he developed an interest who are determined to create actual social change." new MSU graduate program is function as experimentalists in George Fairweather, professor of in environmental issues and also training psychologists to find areas related to the quality of psychology, feeling that too many of his Fairweather said he thinks new ways of solving these and human life. Fairweather joined the MSU olleagues were closeted in someday a city might hire a other environmental problems. Some are specializing ' " faculty in fall of 1969, after 10 research laboratories when they resident ecological psychologist could be making more viable as routinely as it now employs a contributions by working within social services director or an Free-lance author the community. urban planner. "Too often the psychologist is The new specialist would be merely an adviser," Fairweather said. "Rarely is he ultimately charged with building models to test approaches to problems now responsible for the being attacked haphazardly from implementation and the success speak a number of different directions. to writing or failure of the program he He would devise programs based on devises." Fairweather believes a more active professional involvement on his experiences with those models. And finally, he would implement and direct those is necessary to solve current programs. Leland Stowe, free - lance its 80 ■ newspaper syndicate. In across four continents, environmental problems. correspondent for Reader's doing so he moved with the "One wonderful thing about "Our program will not Although the MSU program is Digest, will speak on successful armies of eight different nations, writing for the Digest," he said, produce people identified with only a few months old, Stereotypes magazine writing at 10:30 a.m. His assignments for the Monday in the Con - Con Room Reader's Digest have sent him "is that you never know what next or where next — and it traditional psychological fields of interest," he said. "Rather, Fairweather said he has already received strong indications that of the international Center. through countries be literally anywhere, anytime." we aim to produce morally it will be successful. "Immigrants in Popular Culture," a display on various ethnic groups is on exhibit ii | Museum. Covering the years 1895 to 1917, the graphic display is in three cases on floor B of Stowe has been a foreign ie Museum. correspondent, network radio State News photo by Milton Horst commentator, author and journalism instructor at the University of Michigan. He received the Pulitzer Prize for exhibit depicts coverage of the 1929 reparations conference in Paris. lew At 3 p.m. Sunday in the Gold Room of the Union Stowe will talk informally with journalism classes about magazine writing. Immigrant Stowe began his career as a foreign correspondent in Paris in 1926. In 1933, he wrote "Nazi Germany Means War," described later by Harvard's President ■More than 100 years of 1865 to 1917," Appel said. "But exhibit extends his James B. Conant as "a prophetic lreotypes are on display at the the idea of studying popular in a new exhibit, culture is new and is being Nye, distinguished professor warning to an unheeding world." of English, is president of the rants In Popular Pioneered by an important man stowe covered World War II *lture " at MSU, Russel Nye. I hope the Popular Culture Association. for the Chicago Daily News and ■ The display is housed in three n floor B of the Museum's it wing. It is the work of John I Appel, professor of American fought and language; his wife, and Diane Dwyer, Workshop on drug abuse Irmineham sophomore. planned for family doctors ■The exhibit is a collection of Taphic depictions of various c and nationality groups in lean popular culture. ["I wanted to show graphically JJixty, Michigan physicians will Project, the Dept. of Psychiatry Scene" and the "Pharmacology /r gMip# whicty W&'Mow' $fert attend an upcoming conference and the Continuing Education of Drug Abuse." Two films are | the 'Establishment' had at entitled Workshop for the Service. scheduled; "The Medical Aspects e felt the sting of Alderman said the program is of Opiate Addiction" Family Physician on Drug and lejudice," Appel said. "The Abuse. limited to physicians because it "You Can't Grow Green Plants in f play is also a teaching tool for The Jan. 31 conference "is will be "more of a technical a Closet." ' James Madison 281 class, nature." Four people from the Drug geared to the general practitioner, ,t Immigration, Assimilation and the family doctor," Bruce "We want to control the Education Center also are luralism.'" Alderman, conference number of people there. The scheduled to speak. J Objects on display include an consultant for continuing smaller the group, the better the "We wanted to get the drug lish "cop" dojl, derogatory education, said. interchange," Alderman said. problem more into the focus for llentines and magazine covers Topics to be discussed at the these physicians," Alderman "The general practitioner is a Itaggerating the immigrant very busy man," Alderman said, conference include "The Drug said. Broblem." "and this conference is to give such cover vividly him an idea of the total picture Ilustrates the imaginary and its implications." Ikeover of Boston by Irish The conference is sponsored ■tholics, while another shows by the Michigan Academy of po caricatured figures fighting General Practice, the Governor's ■th the title "German beer and Office of Drug Abuse, East ■sh whiskey will never mix!" Lansing's Drug Education Center I "The exhibit covers the years and MSlFs Drug Education ionors College The home of application a variety of Feb. 1 is the deadline for the return of admission applications to submarine sandwiches ■he Honors College for spring term, Scott R. Vaughn, Honors ■'Ollege asst. director, said. HOURS: Game room, Vaughn said the applications will be processed before Feb. 15 Mon.-Thurs. 11-1 »o allow newly admitted students to be "coded" before pre- pinball, Fri. & Sat. 11-2 pegistration. pool tables, Vaughn predicted spring term would be another "slow term" Sun. 12-12 foosball or admissions with about 75 of the 140 applicants admitted. Seventy - four students were admitted into the Honors College Enchanted Evening 80 x 90" pt the beginning of winter term. Most students are admitted to *he college at the beginning of fall term, he said. 4980 NORTHWIND DRIVE acrylic blanket It's the Pure luxury in cent Creslan ® a lightweight thermal blanket of 100 per acrylic by Fieldcrest. Dainty floral embroidery edges the nylon satin binding. Antique gold, Laguna blue, pink, verdian green or white. Machine 12.99 real thing. washable. Domestics, Meridian Mall. third floor Downtown and Coke. Contessa 5-drawer chest 10.98 Versatile 5-drawer chest of wood - framed fiberboard with washable wall paper covering in a white / gold design. 34 x ISVS x 13" overall size with 13" deep drawers. Notions, main floor Downtown and Meridian Mall. Shop Meridian Mall tonight to 9, Sunday 12 to 5 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. January 22 i An MHA-WIC Presentation Barnes "Hadrian Vll," written by Peter Luke, is a strange play. It house, plagued advances of his middle highlights by the sexual - aged wringing, cigaret - smoking Pope, wearing his skull cap jauntily to enters the holy chambers. is not a very good play, as both landlady and hounded by bailiffs one side, Rolfe has "all the Moreover, when shot critics and audiences concede, but is successful, and will PANORAMA ready to dispossess him. Here the play gently but deliberately humility of a Neapolitean tenor," which is no doubt Pope does not bleed quite vigorous for a few I! -m Does director not simply because the role of massages the question of sex and Franco Corelli. Henry wJUSl TO mean that Hadrian is an actor's dream. religion. The Popes do r new Pope Is distressed by blood and Based on "Hadrian the dissent within his ranks and by therefore Seventh" and other works by Fr. In his fantasy, Rolfe becomes human, or is this an oversi^l vicious "half - truths" written William Rolfe (also known as Baron Corvo), "Hadrian VU" is in charge of his world, than a slave to it. Some rather of his about him in a Belfast may be, but at times seems plausible. thefSl onil«i newspaper by an old enemy of an autobiographical fantasy of enemies become allies, others his, aided by his landlady. He Fr. Rolfe, painter, photographer, By KENNETH STERN even more formidable' succeeds in Wednesday niok.. I pacifying his performance journalist, designer and State News Reviewer adversaries. He is elected Pope mutinous bishops but meets terrible. Stagehands was technill homosexual paranoid. Hadrian Vll, the first English with death in a most deal of noise in madeaSl An underground classic for Pope since 1154, and to the unsatisfying and competed with moving the2| years, Rolfe's work, as translated Wednesday's Lecture - Concert dismay to those around him, scene. lines. the . *■ for the stage is an incisive attack Series Presentation of the play, attempts to humanize the Refusing to pay his on the hypocrisy and and the Vatican. blackmailers 40,000 pounds, he gaud of did justice to both the role and papacy The sets were the Vatican and probes its worth to himself. is shot twice by Jeremiah Sant, unbelief! child in flimsy and seemed at »!!l and value, both to itself and to As Fr. Rolfe, he is a self - Like a a religious the author of the newspaper ridiculous. its adherents. pitying, self - loathing, rejected, Disneyland, Rolfe marvels at the accusations. It seems to me The interpretation of Hadrian revengeful (and impotent) treasures of the Vatican and incomprehensible that someone, However, despite all it I Vll is a role in which an actor aspirant to the priesthood. decides to give them away to especially an enemy having a Barnes breathed life and £1 can grow and indulge himself, as Having been denied his goal for those more needy than the private audience with the Pope, into the play, and the audi^l well as engross his audience. 20 years he sulks penniless in a bishops, who can "starve and go should not be checked for reaction demonstrated Theo to heaven." As the hand it « " Barnes, as seen in cold attic room of a boarding concealed weapons before he money's worth. ^ 'MUST COMMUNICATE' Ad man relates art, advertising walk," he told them. "Just Mercury Motors. Most of the he said. 6,500 helium ByJONIBENN ■ filled ballooos I walking or just talking is films were cartoon • like Bellamy explained his reasons from the top of a San State News Staff Writer nothing. The 'pure' artist is ego - animation. for bridging the gap between the office Francisco! centered; he is building. I Gordon a propagandist. "They aren't cartoons," worlds of art and advertising as a "Style must conform to tin I Bellamy, a St. Louis And just like the advertising Bellamy insists. "They are means of communicating and idea," Bellamy said. "I works I advertising agent who has artist, he must communicate. animation. And live action is become an innovator in the area He brought a group of filmed making a living. it until it feels right. I don't do I of graphic arts, visited campus animation, too." In advertising, the work must Hanna - Barbera stuff, and 11 commercials which he produced this week with a message to Following a presentation of be don't watch Saturday morninl for Gardner Advertising in St. the films, Bellamy visited art accepted or the artist will not aspiring artists. be given a second chance to television." ■ Louis, which handles such classes where he explained the "Art is like a child learning to accounts as Purina, Cessna and produce it, he said. In art, progression and development of his work and some of his however, the artist, by sheer methods for producing desired volume, might make it — consider the possibilities Conference effects. His visit was part of the without worrying about the Dept. of Art's visiting artist quality of each work. program. When he is not U' radio producing COLUMBIA PICTURES presents Saying that "When I was a kid commercials for the A 7RANKOVICH PRODUCTION on Four MSU environmen I only had two crayons," agency, Bellamy works on his Bellamy said that all art should most important "fun projects." advertising to air show faculty members have been invited to present a full "tease with color." He explains These include filling NATALIE WOOD ROBERT CULP day's program on the enviromental issue and responsible his use of color as basically black sketchbooks, painting and technological transfer at the fifth Inter • American Conference of and white," then pop! The color decorating egg shells with pens, BOB & CAROL & TED & ALICE the Partners of the Americas in San Jose, Costa Herman E. Koenig, John E. Nellor, James W. Butcher and Howard A. Tanner, all members of the Center for Environmental Rica, next week. comes I in." "I used to be ashamed in what none produces which will be sold. He also some films, some of on Christ was doing, then I found there which later will be altered to Quality, will present the program with assistance of translator was credence in my work," he conform to Rose Hayden, instructor in romance said. "Some things you're sure advertising A languages and assistant to assignments. religious rock opera ELLIOTT GOULD DYAN CANNON the director of MSlFs Latin American Studies Center. The Partners of the Americas consists of 40 states in the about, and it doesn't always pay to be humble about it. Some of the most bizarre dramatizing the last seven days of the life of Christ will be United States cooperating with 18 Latin American films which have become part of Written by PAUL MAZURSKY and LARRY TUCKER republics. "Some people just say that a broadcast from 10:30 p.m. to • Music by QUINCY JONES Their exchange activities cover a wide spectrum: education, pure artist just does his thing. advertising campaigns involved midnight tonight on MSU radio Executive Producer M.). FRANKOVICH Technicolor® • ' university development, medicine, mental health, cultural That's a crock. He does riding motorcycles through a station WKAR - FM, 90.5 MHZ. Produced by LARRY TUCKER • Directed by PAUL MAZURSKY things herd of buffalos while programs, economic development, organizational planning, for other people. The ego enters Roger Much of the action in "Jesus into it. I have to Miller's song "You Can't Roller Available on Bell Reco emergency relief, communications and enviromental give it my mark Christ Superstar," produced by Skate in a Buffalo Herd" considerations. and not rely on happenchance." played in the background, and releasing an 85-piece symphony, three choirs, a rock group and a jazz m ensemble, is seen through the announcing eyes of Judas Iscariot, i Fri.- please note 2 locations TONY romantic skeptic. Judas beiieves that this Christ 7, 9:45 Conrad 8:30 TANNER may be no more than some Brody charismatic mortal, very to the leader of a radical MSU Students Sat. in Conrad - 2 pm matinee, 6:30, movement. The rock musical offers the 2nd Annual F first real proof that rock can 8:30, 10:30 deal with a major subject broad operatic scale. $100 First Prize A BLOCKBUSTER $1.00 admission IDs required MUSICAL." —Jack Gaver The inquiry in the musical Eligibility: Currently enrolled MSU Students U.P.I. asking "Who are you Jan. 26 & 27 Christ?" is the topic of the Entry Deadline: February 15th 8:15 p.m. musical, which probes answers and makes some Entries must be submitted to Tom Soden UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM "★★★★I" comparisons through "FASCINATING!" Tickets on sale at the influenced by the Beatles and —N. Y. DAILY NEWS —LIFE MAGAZINE UNION TICKET OFFICE the Rolling Stones. »"26W "steve mcqueen HURRY! LAST 5 DAYS at his best!" Z)ke Open 12:45 - 4 Shows Daily 1:15-4:00-6:459:25 Sank "EXCITEMENT GALORE! NOT ONE DULL MINUTE!" Archer Winsten, N.Y. Post with W.C. Fields "Delightful outrage" "Fields has the time fun." - at. Y. Times -- of Time Magazine his life - - great mm 1LCT7T DIRECT FROM ITS SENSATIONAL ROADSHOW ENGAGEMENT! plus Now For The 1st Time At Popular Prices! Laurel & Hardy Feature Shorts (to.. ,what>th* Ao I . I • I at understanding the personnel Ron Gutkowski (24) during last year's Irish - Spartan game dual meets this season, but it will be a badly - crippled MSU squad that has to contend with light. Nordmann, in his sixth year MSU's coaching staff, has him." as Nordmann wasn't as desperate his words seemed, (the Can* M of both teams." The job of assistant coach includes many things. Nordmann at Jenison Fieldhouse. The Spartan coaching staff Excedrin headache No. 34 - trying to figure out a again has way to stop Notre Dame's super-star. Spartans defeated a Carr led team given last a season) but he has lot of thought to the in all-tim must be a scout, recruiter, a public counselor. relations man, and ways and means of playing NEW YORK (UPI) - Austin An analysis of Nordmann's against him. University of Cincinnati. Pete schedule of two weeks rd him Carr of Notre Dame is gaining on Maravich is the all time leader- ago SPORTS Oscar Robertson in the all - time shows some reasons why he is to man," career collegiate scoring with a 44.2 Robertson is second. average and important to Ganakas. SHORTS coach" said. "Carr is simply too standings. Thursday, Jan. 7, Nordmann Neuman still has a flew to Green Bay, Wise. He Carr, who is second to on him at all times. Almost comfortable edge this season next drove to Menominee and Mississippi's Johnny Neuman JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) every kind of defense has been "1 a 37.8 average, with a 42.4 mark and Willie Manhatten to look at some high — Johnny Vaught, dean of | tried against him but the Southeastern Conference football coaches, stepped has a three year average of 33.5 - Humes of Idaho St. is third at school players. From there he that worked best were man to 31.4. Rounding out the top five Thursday after 24 years at the Ole Miss helm and Arkansas I points and is just behind the journeyed to Chicago to watch Assistant Billy Kinard, one of his former i. This is what Marquette three are Jim McDaniels of Western another high school game. players, was named to - year mark of 33.8 succeed him. d." Kentucky at 30.4 and George Friday, Nordmann was in South compiled by Robertson at the Officials of the University of Mississippi also announced that I McGinnis of Indiana at 30.2 Bend, Ind. and he then drove to Two players from Vaught's chief assistant, Frank "Bruiser" Kinard, Billy's olda Champaign, 111. where MSU Jacksonville, Pembrook Burrows brother, will succeed retiring C.M. "Tad" Smith as athletic | was playing Illinois. Promptly director. and Artis Gilmore, are ahead in following MSU's game Saturday field goal percentage and he left to scout Iowa, the next rebounds. Burrows has opponent for the Spartaf^ a*»d i CpEyELA^D (UPlLj- Cleteltjid Indian first baseman Tony I connected on 73 per cent of his Hortonr 20, wHl apparently mtes ihe IffVl season because ofan Sunday he returned from Iowa emotional illness that has kept him in a shots this season and Gilmore to Chicago where he caught a hospital almost I has grabbed 23.1 rebounds per plane home. continuously since last August, manager Alvin Dark said Thursday. "I don't think there's game. An ex-professional basketball any way possible for Tony Horton to I Greg Lowery of Texas Tech player Nordmann joined MSU in play baseball for us in the coming season," said Dark from his home in Miami. "I've talked with his father leads in the free throw 1965 as freshman coach and he recently and from all [ percentage with an accuracy of was named assistant coach when reports I get, I don't see how he can be ready this season." 91 percent. John Benington died. TOWSON, MD. (UPI) — The wife of Johnny Units, I quarterback of the Baltimore Colts, filed for divorce Dear Friends & Gentle Lovers, Thursday, I charging adultery and saying in her petition there was no chance | for reconciliation. Mrs. Dorothy LEATHER PANTS Unitas, Pittsburgh in 1954, filed who married the quarterback in I Circuit Court. the divorce petition in Baltimore County f and lots of other quality g leather goods are waiting for -<« your perusal. Come in and wrap your eyeballs around KENT, Ohio (UPI) — Dick Tamburo, former All - American at I some of the country's finest MSU, was named assistant athletic director of Kent State I hand crafted items. University Thursday. f Tamburo, 40, has been on the University of Iowa football coaching staff and an administrative assistant at the school since 1967. /3 211 Abbott Rd. 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FROM CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S NUMBER 1 RENAULT DEALER LAKE LANSING RD. IJte SPORTSCAR CENTER 1200 E. Jielb OAKLAND, LANSING GRAND RIVER OPEN MON. & THURS. UNTIL 9 P.M. Be There Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 22.1971 13 !P| By State Man finishes school, CHARLES C. CAIN News Staff Writer Plawecki first became politically active while working on the campaign of the late , „ moves to graduated last -_ irom ueneral Motors year - . Institute in laws, which fine- those who - pollute, such legislation becomes Senate financed either on - the state national level, to lend money to educating the drug abuser which don't really accomplish Flint as a mechanical engineer, Robert F. Kennc' self - defeating, because it is small businessmen for pollution ■ anything, - *. He then was ri education which may sound a i who just recently often cheaper to pay fines than control devices. spending money for a program active in the 15ih Congressional bit surprising for the background to install pollution devices, Plawecki also finished school, David A. District's Young Citizens for of a politician. New legislation which would action to correct the unless it's going to work," he laweeki has got to fill some Humphrey and Muskie. "I enjoy working with provide for stiffer penalties for of hard drug use and abuse, problems said. He advocates the use of more lretty important shoes. In 1969, Plawecki was peoples' problems more than I polluters will become a reality He wants i programs of I Plawecki, 23, a Democrat, was ninated to serv did with mechanical problems, methadone facilities in treating Lorn in to a four - year term as Dearborn's Common Council, he said. "Frankly, I didn't enjoy yeari :orL two' ^cordmg ! have to to the methadone type rather then the heroin addicts because with Plawecki, because programs aimed at educating the late senator Jan. 13. He but lost in the election. what I was doing as an engineer, this type of program, Plawecki have them." hard drug abusers. (presents the 12th Senatorial Then, in 1970, Plawecki got In the Senate I don't mind He suggested the formation of "We have enough programs ii feels a hard drug abuser iistrict which includes Dearborn his first political break. He was spending many extra hours eventually reform and live government loan service. existence already aimed normal and productive life. ■eights Bedford, east Inkster campaigning for a Democrat working. I suppose its because I a fnd ■earborn. roughly one - half of who dropped out of the can see myself accomplishing n. .. .. . senatorial race late. Some party something." | The pipe - smoking political iaWeCkL!fyS le«ders from the 12th District U' r ponilKi,,Bn Plawecki, who lives with his curator ^ m , ^corner replaced Republican Michigan abortion law should ted p,awecki run for state museum wife in Dearborn Heights, said icrraine N Beebe who has not be updated because it is ^tor. He accepted and won DAVID A. PLAWECKI he would like to make a career rved as senator since 1966. adequate." the election a victorv that of his new position. Mrs. Beebe, who has two He added that the termination surprised Mrs. Beeebe lost, according to lildren about Plawecki's age, of a pregnancy resulting from manv D1 — — He is optimistic about the «j wouldn>t' that , was Plawecki, because she did not capabilities of the current Senate as best known for her staunch rape or incest was necessarily keep history text surprised that x won » piawecki ^close enough contact and hopes to introduce several ipport of reforming abortion excluded from the present law, 'th>t writes t because ^ «.j WQuld ^ j was with the district she represented. bins of his own, dealing n Michigan, a person who happy the voters had enough He also said that Mrs. Beebe areas of pollution and hard was not only of the experiences such problems can confidence in me to elect me, in was "overconfident" in her drugs, Lost outspoken abortion reform go to doctor immediately and Sp|te of my youth. I was campaign primarily because of Of pollution, Plawecki said lackers when it came to the obtain dilation and curettage, ■ surprised that I won by as much Plawecki's youth there are not now adequate The curator of exhibits of the The book covers not only the illustrations for the book, Jenate floor last year, but she " Plawecki, who calls himself I did." inexperience. safety codes for pollution MSU Museum has written a traditional studies of history, including the and Eso shocked many with her moderate, claims the whole Plawecki by 4,688 votes. Plawecki, at 23, the youngest control, ^ _ but added there is also textbook on Michigan history cover Tnotion filled Senate speech in - problem area of abortion centers wonti state senator in the current such as government, exploration frontspiece. lack of .equipment. to for elementary school students, and industry, but also discusses Gringhuis began his freelance ifhich she told her colleagues around civil rights. Asked if he thought he \ , sn't think his pollutants since said he doesn't _llu„„lllo since UIllcl differe different types Dick Gringhuis wrote "The topics dear tochildren ~ animals, But she had had an abortion. The Michigan Supreme because of dissatisfaction with youth will present him with any of pollution have to be treated ollltc writing of children's books in Great Parade" partially on the Indian cultures and fables and 1947 with "Hope Haven," the WUW I .» » Court has ruled twice that the Mrs. Beebe's liberal stand on problems other than that people differently basis of questions from the myths of Michigan. story of the Dutch in Michigan, impaigned against abortion unborn baby has civil rights. I abortion reform, Plawecki said will watch him more closely Industry, he said should be fourth and fifth grade audience Children are introduced to the His other books have included form, will occupy the seat Mrs. think we have to protect those he didn't think it had any than they might older responsible for their pollution, of his weekly television program, vanished caribous, bison and such varied topics Beebe occupied for four years, rights," he said. significance. but added that under present "Open Door to Michigan." giant beaver, and learn how the lumbering industry, astronomy, Indians explained the Ice Age, petroleum, Michigan fur trade, creation and changes in the farming, museum techniques and Students weather. They meet the fierce the Mackinac Bridge. One of the virtues in which American , historically taken pride of is its asserted society "Do you say feel that revolutionary tactics are necessary to effect significant social and political change unlikely An analysis of other opinions expressed by those students who answered this question in the institutions of our society?" The students replied: Red Dwarf that terrorized Detroit, ponder the lost ghost ship Griffin and wonder at the tall tales of the logging era. Gringhuis, who has illustrated more than 125 publications and Gringhuis is the recipient of the 1967 Governor's Award for "outstanding effort achievement in the promotion of Michigan," a Broadcast Media Award from San Francisco State and produced nearly 20 historic College for his program "Open fcbility to change and correct its social and change in the United States?" affirmative revealed that nearly 44 per cent of Vast majority The students responded: murals, drew all of the Door to Michigan." political inequities. these felt that they held no significant Slight majority a recent survey of U.S. college students Yes 23.8% disagreements with their parents in their overall Sizeable minority 27.9% Indicates that nearly one out of every four No 72.1% political viewpoints. Small minority 58.9% No opinion 4.1% Another 47 per cent of those who said that Don't know/no jtudents remain unconvinced of society's ability opinion 2.2% Bo make significant changes on its own. revolutionary tactics would be necessary to At the same time, more than two - fifths of An affirmative answer to this question did not significantly change society said that they Students in the eastern and northeastern IfJeffc to indicate that the student advocated flu- students said that they only "slightly" seem extreme tactics to bring about change in society. differed politically with their parents either regions of the country estimated student disenchantment with society somewhat higher e with their parents in their political "significantly" or "considerably." fcewpoints. For example, two • thirds of those who said The students were also asked to gauge their than did students in other sections of the The survey, taken prior to the Christmas significant change would require such tactics peers' acceptance or rejection of American country. No significant differences in responses Vacation last month, queried 1,160 students termed themselves near the middle of the road in society. To the question: to either question were found on the basis of sex nationwide. Interviewers asked the students: their political philosophy. "From your observance of other students at or year in school. your school, what portion of them would you Copyright 1971, Unidex Corp., Bloomington, say are, in general, radically opposed to the Ind. 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DELIVERY HOURS DELIVERIES ARE , fjxxifj f/W and f/wW MON-THURS 8-11 PM MADE ONCE EVERY HOUR tri/A ft FRI-SAT 6 PM- 2 AM ON THE HOUR SUNDAY 4 PM- 10 PM 25c delivery charge under $ 1 So your order is delivered fresh & hot, we will accept orders up to 8 ~ y domestic & imported draft — beers 10 minutes before each hour (i.e. 7:50 for 8 p.m. delivery). Call Early! and 4 PHONE NUMBERS: a wide selection of wines 484-1832 OR 489 2412 489-2411 OR 489 2413 Our New Dining Area Is Now Oper.- Please Come And Enjoy Our Food! Break The Pizza-Burger Habit Tonite At Sai's 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 22, | STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Looking for a fine automobile or quality home? Look at the want ads today! classified 355-8255 The State News does not permit racial or religious Automotive franklyspeaking by phm Frank FnrRmt For Rent discrimination in- its VW 1964. Good condition. New NEED ONE girl for mobile home. advertising columns. The will tires, brakes. $395. Call 353-7440. Call Jone 351-2096 or 337-1493 .rpeted living room State News fireplace, 10 minutes not 4-1-25 after 7 p.m. 5-1-25 with to Msu "I accept advertising which Carpeted and lots of closet space. room $55 bar, kitchen ork.ii I • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against VW 1964. Always starts! Good EAST SIDE - 1 bedroom furnished, Call MUSSELMAN REALTY, and $65 per month I Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or condition. $500 or best offer. carpeted, air conditioning, 332-3582. Evenings, 351-7934. or 487-6295. 1-1-22 ' ^I 882-6534 after 6:30 p.m. 5-1-27 dishwasher. $150 plus deposit. TF Auto Parts & Service national origin. 482-3769 after 6 p.m. 2-1-22 Aviation LANSING OR East Lansing. One VOLKSWAGEN 1960. Excellent * EMPLOYMENT WOMEN VACANCIES In 4 girl bedroom furnished. Large, airy mechanical condition. $250. Call rooms. Air conditioned. * FOR RENT 627-6262. 2-1-22 EAST LANSING Automotive campus. Completely furnished. Beautifully maintained. Suitable new dup|,x 7" I Apartments Utilities and parking included. for faculty, grad students, business bedrooms and 1% baths t Houses CORVAIR, 1962. Runs well but Scooters & Cycles $65. 349-9609. 0-1-25 people, married couples. Lease. 332-3135 or 882-6549. O Oarage, appliances fully and carpe,^; electric 'hJ I I Rooms needs ONE GIRL needed for 4 Water's $235/month. 349-2333, battery. Best offer. man . FOR SALE 1970 NORTON Corrjpiando. New East Lansing's Finest 3-1-26 Wednesday, Friday after 5 p.m., Edge apartment. Winter and spring Animals $50. 351-4967 after 5:30 EAST SIDE: 3 Thursday anytime. 485-0728. condition. 3700 miles, will store terms. STUDENT RESIDENCE bedroom, remofcu 3-1-22 4-1-26 house. New Mobile Homes indoors until spring. $1200. Larry, p.m. Now Offering carpeting I paneling. Conservative ' PERSONAL 351-3280. 3-1-22 # CORVAIR, 1965. Convertible, FEMALE ROOMMATE. Downtown. SHORT - TERM LEASES $225. 351-3969. O » PEANUTS PERSONAL automatic, 37,000 miles, $500. $70. Call 485-6380 early morning, Urge HONDA 1967 305cc Super Hawk, fflCn Limited CLOSE I CHEAPI ♦ REAL ESTATE 484-7917, after 5:30 p.m. 3-1-22 $400. 1969 Sears 106cc $100. late evening. Also luxurious J IOU Time Only for house. 340 Roommate^ $100.3-1-25 Evergreen • RECREATION 694-8764. 3-1-26 CORVAIR 1962. Rebuilt engine, * 332-1677.5-1-25 Lowered Move-In Cost * SERVICE BSA 650cc. Custom GRAND RIVER, 2822 N. Furnished, exhaust systems. $130. 332-5227.' paint, parts. water paid, private entrance. •Pool and Party Lounge SOUTH LANSING: 27edL I Typing Service $650 firm. 489-9647 after 6 p.m. 371-1173. 484-0897. 5-1-26 ♦Out-of-Slght furniture. completely furnished Carnal « TRANSPORTATION X-3-1-26 Carpeting I » WANTED DODGE 1964 Polara deluxe. Good COUPLE. ONE bedroom furnished. living room, garbage Children welcome. $240 JL | condition. $495. Call Georges Auto Service & Parts utilities. incZ I DEADLINE 353-3551. X-3-1-26 Utilities included. $125. Phone 332-2803, 349-3084. 3-1-25 vSlte Professional Management completely MASON: 5 bedroll ' 731 APARTMENTS furnished $550 I 1 P.M. one class day MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East month includes utilities.' Availabll I before publication. DODGE DART $300. Fair convertible, condition. Call 1964. Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. TH6WBMIHBUI MUST ftAWfc ROOMMATE TO share Lansing Rental office open 12-6 Daily anytime, completely furniJ I apartment with male student. efficiency apartments, $55 a m ' Cancellations class - 12 noon anytime, 393-7933. 5-1-27 Complete auto painting and collision service. IV 5-0256. C A mu icnax-m uea< •' Utilities paid, $50 monthly. and Sunday and up. 882-5743. 0-1-28 one day before 485-6769. 3-1 731 Burcham Dr. V4 mile East FIREBIRD 1967 4-speed, 326. Rust -25_ of Abbott Rd. publication. AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and GIRL WANTED for house, proofed, new shocks, battery, DESPERATELY NEED girl to ft American cars. If we can't fix it, it Phone 351-7212 room. $54, including PHONE tires. Excellent condition. $1200. can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O sublease Stoddard Apartments. 351-8579.3-1-26 utiliti 351-7322.3-1-25 FREE deposit and one month's ONE GIRL to share furnished 3558255 "Qw- rent. 351-7595, 4 - 6 p.m. 3-1-22 apartment. Capitol Villa. $87.50 THREE BEDROOM RATES FIREBIRD 1969 350. Burgundy plus security deposit. 484-2248. Furnished. Students, workiu with black vinyl top. Power LUXURY FOR 4 Call between 3 - 5 p.m. 5-1-22 I Iday $1.50 all the women. Spotless, men, or girls. Call after 4 1 15c per word per day steering, wide ovals. 16,000 miles. Bugs parking, many extras. $50. 485-1380. 7-1-29 Excellent condition, $2,300, 676-2828. TF SPRING TERM one girl needed for 4 3 days $4.00 out here—service & body work 13V4c per word per day 489-2306. 5-1-22 Employment For Rent man. University Terrace. GIRL NEEDED, i RECiSION LARGE, CLEAN, 3 women. Air - $66.25/month. 332-3635. 4-1-22 room. No 5dfciy* $6.50 FORD 1965 Supervan, heavy duty, OUTSTANDING conditioned. Sun porch. $50. 351-3054. 5-1-27 13c per word per day $525. 355-3723. Call after 6 p.m. 5-1-22 |J IMPORTS also offering Young OPPORTUNITY. aggressive company has positions for enthusiastic men and MODERN fully SPACIOUS 2 bedroom carpeted apartment. G.E. 676-2828. TF (based on 10 words per ad) appliances, air conditioner, HOLT - MASON area, r SPACIOUS 2 bedroom furnished complete care for all women who are interested in part garbage disposal. In Haslett only 2 bedrooms, lease, deposit, faculty I Peanuts Personals time or student apartment. Close, career opportunity. For pre-paid. must be foreign models — service details, call Delta Engineering and minutes from campus. No pets, Phone 339-2490 for appointment reasonable, parking. 332-0965. O CEDAR GREENS: 1 bedroom, or married students only. $155 plus utilities. 349-2286. 8-1-22 | ■9 and body work & repair furnished, top floor, balcony, Design, 489-5037. 5-1-28 5-1-26 pool. Regularly $170; sublet for There will be 50c service NEEDED: ONE man for three man. a HURST OLDS 455 1969%, 1204 E. OAKLAND 484-4411 Close to campus. 351-8107. $130. 351-4476. 3-1-22 TWO BEDROOMS, full basement, and bookkeeping charge if deck, excellent cond BABYSITTER IN my home, Monday ONE BEDROOM furnished attached garage. Dansville 623-6922. 5-1-26 6-1-22 Newly decorate this ad is not paid within CAR WASH 25c unfurnished $165/month. | one week. MERCURY CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS. 1 Houses 332-1933. 3-1-22 PARKLANE, 1965. Full The $tate News will be power. New tires, exhaust, and RN OR LPN with bedroom, newly furnished. Walk SOUTH SNYDER LANSING. 3 bedroom to campus. 351-5647. 5-1-22 ROAD, 3 bedrooms, shocks. Air. Excellent condition. for 3 11:30 p.m. shift. Skilled responsible only for the - EAST LANSING, MSU near. 4 basement, family unit. Phone duplex. Tiled basement, garagi, CB radio and antenna. $875. care nursing. Provincial House student farmhouse. Private, patio. Stove, first day's incorrect 351-7570. X-5-1-27 refrigerator 393-2104. 5-1-27 Aviation West. Call Miss Turek, 484-1483. carpeted, furnished. 337-2285. ONE GIRL to sublease winter term. furnished. Married couples, grid Rivers Edge Apartments. 10-2-2 6-1-29 students or faculty. 372-1398. MUSTANG 1967 2+2, 390, 4 speed. 351-1416. 5-1-22 ONE OR TWO needed for far out FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Must sell. Make offer. 393-5212. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE house. After 9 p.m., 393-1431. 6-1;22 BABYSITTER NEEDED for year old ONE MAN FOR 3-man. Block from M-26 3-1-22 WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) n Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C im. Clou baby ip my Spartan Village campus. $53. 339-9128. 2-1-25 OLDSMOBILE 1964. apartment. Monday, Friday, 8:30 HASLETT AREA. 3 bedroom ranch. Very good Automotive - 12 p.m. Call after 5 p.m., ONE, TWO, and th New, country atmosphere, $200 a condition. Full power. Call after 6 p.m., 351-1984. 5-1-26 Employment 355-2805. 2-1-25 furnished apartments near month. References and deposit. Rooms campus. One bedroom starting MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share 482-3732. 3-1-22 CAMARO, 1969. Z-28. Hood scoop. PART TIME MODEL WANTED. Girl warn i for employment: 12-20 $140. Two bedrooms starting Poiyglass tires. Original price OLDSMOBILE 1 965 442 luxury apartment near campus. shoe model on January 24 and 25 • hours per week. Automobile $175. 351-9036. 6-1-29 FOR SIX or seven. Clean, roomy, $3800, now only $2495. convertible. Very good condition. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. TF Hurst 4-speed, new tires, gauges, from 9 - 6 p.m. Must wear a size required, 351-5800. O carpeted, air - conditioned, 351-7567. 3-1-25 stereo. 351-2715.2-1-22 5B. Phone Mr. Brooks at Ramada MARRIED STUDENTS parking. Sun porch. Rent open. TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile Inn, room 221 on Saturday, 676-2828. TF CHEVROLET 1965 4 door standard For Rent & FACULTY home units. Lakeview lots. OPEL STATION wagon, 1966. Good January 23 between 3 - 5 p.m. 6. Snow tires, new brakes, clutch, condition. $400 or -'best offer. 5-1-22 Live In A Luxury $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes LOWER starter. $395. Phone 355-7961. FLAT, Okemos, 3 bedroom, NEW MODERN rooms. 2 blocks ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. 3 Bedroom Apt. from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 1-1-22 353-1081. 3-1-22 furnished, available February 1. from campus. $12 per week. Call LIGHT HOUSEWORK 2 days SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV for $185 mo. 351-6586.5-1-26 per SPRING TERM, sublease large two 332-2501.5-1-27 CHEVROLET 1966 PLYMOUTH, 1962. 4 door sedan. week, total 8 - 10 hours. RENTALS. 372-4948. C 2 bedrooms for $165.00 Impala Runs well. $175. 351-5791. man near campus. Kedzie Street. References required. 332-8405. power 2-1-25 KNOB HILL Furnished, price reduced. Good TV RENTALS — Students only. Low PONTIAC monthly and term rates. Call APARTMENTS 351-7059. 3-1-25 CATALINA 1969 vinyl hardtop. 400 Cubic, many extras. 13,500 miles. $2,300. 371-2030 ATTENTION REGISTERED Nurses who want a challenge; an 351-7900 to UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C reserve yours. 351-6554 Open 1 - 6 Mon. Sat. - ONE MAN needed for luxury I NOW PERSONALIZE • apartment Okemos. After 6 p.m. after six.S-1-28 opportunity to do bedside Sunday by appt. 349-3359. 5-1-22 YOUR MUSIC PARKING ONE block from campus. | CHEVROLET 1968 Caprice. All the comprehensive nursing care, and On Okemos Rd. across extras. New tires. Must sell. Private, paved, lighted lot. $10. from Okemos High School • 485-1779 or 349-3078. 4-1-22 349-9609. 0-1-25 NEED ONE man, winter, spring. ling CHEVROLET, 1964. Looks bad, Applications now being accepted GARAGE STALL for storing car or APARTMENT RENTAL CENTER, 444 Michigan Avenue. Select an Cedarview 351-2062. 5-1-22 apartments. Phone JVC AM/FM STEREO COMPACT ! ROADRUNNER 1970. Power runs worse. Bargain at $225. at Personnel Office of Sparrow goods. Bogue Street area. apartment to suit your kind of life WITH S.E.A. 489-7770. 3-1-25 brakes, steering, four speed, Hospital for part time and full 332-1918. 2-1-22 style. Some with swimming pool, WOODS!DE APARTMENTS. New, | $2,250. Phone 351-6487. 5-1-26 JVC's Sound Effect Amplifier (S.E.A.) allows you to time night (12 midnight to 8:30 others close to campus and one bedroom furnished, balcony, exercise heretofore unheard f CHEVY 1964 Impala. New brakes a.m.) positions in the Cardiac Care TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction roommate service. HALSTEAD laundry, security locks, quiet area. _ of tone control. 4 tone f - and complete exhaust system. ROADRUNNER 1968. Power Unit. Plan to begin orientation guaranteed. Free delivery, service MANAGEMENT COMPANY, 351-4698, ED 2-2920, 349-9152. w controls let you truly personalize your music. Features - Power steering and brakes. January 25, 1971. 2-1-22 and pick-up. Call NEJAC, 351-7910.0 0 AM/FM receiver, turntable, 2 speakers. $199.95 ' Excellent running condition. 337-1300. C 337-1127. 3-1 -25 PART TIME, earn up to $50 $75 The Stereo Shoppe - week. Car TV RENTALS. Color and black and COMET 1967 4 per necessary. Call door 2 tone. white. MARSHALL MUSIC, East TRIUMPH 1967 TR4-A. Overdrivi 351-7319 f At Nejac of East Lansing wires, radials. Family too bit Lansing. 351-7830. C-1-22 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS 543 E. Grand Rivar (E. are now leasing student Lansing) Ph. 337-1300 694-0066. 3-1-22 START THE New Year right! Send Next lo Paramount News 489-1717.3-1-26 a PARKING SPACES Stoddard units. These spacious luxury "Peanuts Personal" near apartments are completely message to Burger King. $5 monthly. Call carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean someone you care about. Come 351-8238.0 into 347 Student Service today. furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and □□□□ son HDB Place Your Apartments individual control - central air conditioning. These four man CROSSWORD □□ma nng EBB units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's le»ure PUZZLE □□ran aHnooBE OKEMOS, ONE bedroom apartment, ELPOEP~ REACHERcomplete, WANT AD HHDQ □SE0„1„r time has been adequately planned for with furnished, parking, utilities paid. a giant heated 0*. 351-6586. 5-1-27 swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you □I1E HOC® /Tt^v Today . . . Just clip, mail. want to bo among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call ACflJSS 30. Self-satisfied HHU nngsEQC ONE MAN for 2 1. College cneer 32. Lilylike plant □□an 1 V VSk's' STATE NEWS will bill you later. apartment. Cedar man luxury Greens, today. There are units starting at $65/month per man. 4. Candlenut tree 33. Obliteration HQHB0 BSE) nr. 337-1025. 5-1-28 7. Killer whale 35. Samovars 11. Pindar work 37. Son of Bela 12. Small EEEnWHD mm f J J AHHrp« NEED ONE roommate $47.50 per 38. Type square nan \ mn mm month. Available immediately. reed-organ 39. Mom / / ttty Z'PCode Call 393-8289. 5-1-28 MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 14. Part of an egg 40. Loud-voiced □BQ HBEBQBy 16. Cover speaker ONE GIRL for three man. Close, FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 17. Preserving can 43. Flow back J \ 1 Phru-io iStliflpnt No utilities included, $50. 351-2463. 18. Pittsburgh 45. - - - Baba nnwN 6. Dismounted MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or332-6441 00 m ~ ' Consecutive Dates to Run 3-1-26 ball club 46. Insensible 7. Hypothetical 21. Iron symbol 49. Protract 1. Man's name force niaccifi nation ONE GIRL for 3 girl apartment. Near 22. Four 52. Heavy swell 2. Activity 8..Saturate campus. $62. 351-2698. 3-1-26 24. Decade 53. Gambling game 3. Subsidy 9. Hairdo Print Ad Here: 25. Shoal 54. Diocese 4. Before noon 10. English TWO GIRLS needed immediately. 27. Superiority 55. Remnant 5. Mixture princess Utilities included. Close. 337-1335 SIX, NINE and TWEL VE MONTH LEASES r- r* 13,f»olish river A i *1 2 7 A or 351 2608. 5-1-28 AVAILABLE. " 12 %13 9 15. House pets 19. Turmeric NEED ONE girl spring term. 20. Meeting Riverside East. 351-6451. 3-1-22 •M ib 17 22. Herb eve 16 19 % 23. Priceless REO AVE., 205. 1 unfurnished, except for stove and bedroom 22 %% 23 2M lS 20 % 11 26. Australian bird 28. And not % % % Ctopcfungfiam refrigerator. Utilities paid. No 29. Copper children. 882-4579. 3-1-22 V 20 xH V' arsenate EAST SIDE: Furnished, 2-bedroom 32 33 % 3M 31. Masterpiece 34. Finesse Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. apartment. Responsible only. $140. Lease til June. Phone adults 55 'ft it hi >0 " 36. Male party 39. Submissive 10 Words or Less: Iday $1.50 3 days - $4.00 5 days $6.50 351 3969 or 372-3520. after 5 4620 S. Hagadorn 99 •io % % 41. Greek 10-2-2 *2 underground %% Over 10 Words Add: p.m. 15c per word 40c per word 65c per word 1 9286, 372-1031. O colleagues who checked a firefighters and sanitation men. 5-1-22 welfare family of five into a $76 Policemen returned to street Hainsworth found herself Don't waste good items you The Badminton Club will meet The Bahai Fireside will meet at 8 from 7 to 9 tonight in the Women's p.m. Saturday in 106 Cher*y Lane - a- day suite at the Waldorf - patrol Wednesday after a six-day Tuesday night with Barbara, 18, JnMS 10 minutes from campus. FREE PARKING at rear of store, for no longer use by throwing IM, lower gym. This is a coed club Apartments, Astoria. The strike threatened to Alton, 15, Victor, 13, and Completely furnished. 372-8077 them strike. your convenience. OPTICAL away. Sell them to with faculty, students and staff Before 4 p.m. C spread. "The question," Human Charles, 10. DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan people who need them with a welcome to attend. Avenue, 372-7409. C-1-22 State News Classified Ad. Meanwhile, Mrs. Cleola Resources Administrator Jule When their tenancy became For Sale You'll make someone happy Hainsworth and her four Sugarman said, "is, why did Foundation will meet public Mayor John V. Lindsay FARFISA ORGAN, Le ne Coffeehouse will The Hi children left the posh hotel and they pick a place like the and you'll be happy too with exploded. . for services at 5:30 tonight in the 9 12 tonight at 4930 Kustom amp. Excellent the extra dollars you get. Dial Hillel House. their temporary Park Avenue Waldorf? I don't want to $12.95.. Stove, $12.95. icross from Hubbard Saturday morning The incident occurred at a Sacrifice. 353-1570. 5-1-25 services will be at 9:30 a.m. At 6 address. They were moved into a minimize the importance of Refrigerator, $19.95. ABC 355-8255 for an Ad Writer particularly unfortunate time, as p.m. Sunday, a special guest will friend's apartment — where they what seems to be a bad error of Secondhand store, 1208 COMIC BOOKS speak at the supper. said they had wanted to go in far as the mayor was concerned. Marvel, DC, Archie, Science Fiction. judgment, but it is not at all Faced with a $2.4 billion budget the first place — amid a citywide 5c-up. CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, SANDSTONE "Otis" returns to campus . typical." request for welfare for the next IV MARKET. Antiques, bottles, 210 Abbott Road (upstairs), 1 - 6 Diversified rock, now booking, tonight in the e. Wilson uproar not of their own making. Mrs. Hainsworth and her fiscal year, Lindsay has stepped is, stamps, old news items, and 339-8750. 3-1-22 Cafeteria for a concert di It cost the city $152.64 for a children were forced out of a p.m. 3-1-22 - items. Sunday 11 a.m. - Admission 50 cents. up his efforts to get the state stay of two days and a night at — ectors — —— $23 - a - night accommodations and the federal government to Willoughby at Cedar, Holt. GET IN on the funl Read the * * * the ,m. BAUER ELECTRIC S4-1 zoom. Kirtanand Maharaj, Sanyas, a internationally known hotel. Tuesday in Brooklyn's take over a greater share of the 9-2662. 1-1-22 Peanuts Personals in the V\ In Film, case, other extras. Paul, each Mayo Hall presents the "Fever" at devotee of His Divine Grace, A.C. departing, Mrs. Hainsworth Manhattan Beach Hotel, when financial burden. 351-4490. 3-1-22 day! Bhaktivedanta, Swamaji, the founder said her 10th floor Waldorf AU-U dance - of - town an from 8:30 to 12 out guests booked in JvANIA EXPONENT 4/40 solid tonight in the Campbell Hall of the Krishna Consciousness accomodations were "very advance pre - empted their There was published STEREO COMPONENTS: Bose 901 Peanuts Personal Cafeteria. Admission is 75 cents. movement will meet with interested nice." speculation that the incident _client portable sound s speakers, Sansui 240 watt amp, students at 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today quarters. ■55-2877. 1-1-22 Garrard 3 months old. 351-3118 in 36A and 36B Union. Kirtanand The 12,000 - member Social They sought help at the may have been a deliberate plot SCHNUGGLES: THEY say you're The Hindu Assn. will meet at 7:30 has just completed a six - month tour Service Employes Union DeKalb Social Service Center, to embarrass the Lindsay between 6 - 8 p.m. 4-1-22 over the hill. What do they know? of India with His Divine Grace, and ' ZENITH console, $40; 15' p.m. Saturday in the Sun Porch, will speak on his travels, the Krishna threatened a citywide strike over where their case was handled by administration, based on the fact Happy Birthdayl Schnookums. Union, to celebrate Vivekananda that the Waldorf was not on the Admiral, $10. Good " "" LEICA M-3 50mm dual range Birth Anniversary. movement, Bhakti Yoga, The the suspension of the three the three employes, Salvatore 1-1-22 146-6324. 2-1-25 summicron, 35mm summilux Bhagavad Gita, at noon, 2 and 4 p.m. welfare workers. The local's Cicolella, Dorrance Henderson list of welfare hotels and that f/1.4. 355-7679. 4-1-22 calls were made by welfare HDS: THANK you for helping me president, Stanley Hill, said: and Alan Baer, now suspended. icTRIC hawaiian guitar, Delta Sigma Theta will present "We broke off negotiations A Welfare Dept spokesman workers to alert news media to out with "Emmie." You're a good Free University Xnplifier. 35mm Graflex camera, IBM EXECUTIVE electric "Sweet Red - Chapter Two," at 10 classes that are with the city when we heard said the three checked their the incident. ; projector, screen. Antique typewriter. Type B, factory kid. L. JHW.S-1-22 p.m. Saturday in the Brody. beingofTered are: Creative Cooking at 1 p.m. Sunday ,215 Evergreen Ave.; this. We told the city we would A spokesman said the Waldorf les, vases, book Astronomy reconditioned, $250. 351-0306. Multipurpose Rooms. regular list of welfare hotels and CARROT-TOP Carol: Happy today. Yoga 7 to 8 a.m. and 9 to 11 a.m. not bargain until the suspended couldn't find a vacancy. When it knew it was accepting a welfare f863. Phone 489-7255. 2-1-25 4-1-22 Saturday, Green Room, Union; Love you always. String Bean Education Reform at 1 p.m. Sunday, workers were put back on the is unable to provide other family when the Hainsworths Y STEREO HP - 480, excellent Muldoon. 1-1-22 Service 42 Union; and Motorcycle payroll, and if they were not quarters, the department moved in. This source said; "We on. Gibson classic guitar, Animals Maintenance and Repair. For back on the payroll in 24 hours customarily lodges relief clients don't have any reason not to condition. 349-1651. CONGRATULATIONS KATHY and information call Brian Sanborn we would take strong action." take a person who can pay and is NORWEGIAN ELKHOUNDS and TV AND appliance service. in such a hotel. 1-5-1-29 Nancy, new Alpha Chi initiates. 355-9490. Collie puppies. 5 weeks old, both Love your Sisters. 1-1-22 Reasonable rates. Phone E. Thus the city became "However," the spokesman well behaved." - parents pure breds. $10. Harvey, 332-2425. 5-1-22 pREO AND 8 track car tape 521-3467. 3-1-22 SAMMY THANKS his little sisters There will be an SDS meeting 8 ayer, with FM stereo, $75 each. PAINTING INTERIOR - We can p.m. Sunday in 30 Union to discuss for a great rush and brunch. 7-5865, after 6 p.m. A-5-1-29 Sen. Russell succumbs make any room liveable. Paint general issues and initiating struggles 1-1-22 provided at wholesale prices. Grad on campus. METER. Portable battery students, reasonable, references. ierated, in magohany case. Make 669-3423. 10-2-2 372-8158. C The Student Duplicate Bridge Club fer. 372-4380 after 6 p.m. Russell's condition had As a representative of what he will not hold Its regular meeting on SHOW QUALITY Siamese sealpoint PIANO LESSONS. Adult, children. Sunday because of the unit (Continued from page 1) worsened Tuesday night and, termed moderate conservatism, kittens. Inexpensive. Phone Experienced teacher. Near despite emergency oxygen Russell had two shots at the LlED 935 Stereo amplifier. 16 HELENE, OF course your thing is decades of integration. And 337-0064. 1-1-22 campus. Call 351-8618. 3-1-25 Democratic presidential Important; almost as important as from Southern colleagues came treatment, his vital signs s per channel. (IHF) $56. weakened steadily. us. Let's find It together. L. Jeff. nomination and was defeated ivenings 355-5571. 3-1-25 FREE AKC registered Dachshund to 1-1-22 The CLASSIFIED MARKET is a People interested In being friends the most eloquent statements. Russell had been in and out of good home. Minature, $50. great place to sell antiques. For a with boys at Boys Training School "Russell was the rock upon largely because he was branded please the Walter Reed Hospital a too sectional. |tiQUE trunks. Beautifully 882-2819. 5-1-27 result- getting Want Ad dial Council attend teh for meeting of the Institutional which the Senate rested during as J and decorated. Large dozen times in recent years for At the 1948 convention, .Call 882-9157.3-1-25 LHASA APSO puppies. 4 months, Improvement at 8:30 p.m. Sunday in periods of great danger and in treatment of emphysema and which nominated Harry S. the lower lounge of the Union or call time of great trials," said Sen. beautiful, AKC, shots. 372-0089. respiratory tract infections. Truman, Southerners piled up k/lERA mamiya - Sekor 500TL, 5-1-22 9 you everyday I Boy Typing Service gretchen 3-0313. James O. Eastland, D-Miss. "No The emphysema left him 263 protest votes for Russell, man in the history of the Senate weakened and he frequently who didn't even attend. GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies - TYPING: IBM Selectric. Women's Liberation has ever symbolized a region as Fast, delegate walked with a cane. He used an Four years later, he actively AKC registered, females $40; 4 accurate service. Thesis, Term meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Dick Russell typified the highest electric buggy to ride from his males $50. 882-2733 after 6 p.m. Recreation papers. 484-2661. 0-1^22 SuWday in the women's lounge of the ideals of the South." sought the nomination, but got desk in the Senate Offices only 292 out of 1,200 votes. JSON STEREO guitar, Standel, Sen. Herman E. Talmadge, Russell was elected president jper Artist, Silvertone amp In KISS MONEY WORRIES Turn COLLECTABLES into cashl Russell's Georgia colleague, said Building to the Capitol. Russell fell at his home in Winder, Ga., pro tempore of the Senate Jan. finished stand up cabinets. All 4 Mobile Homes GOODBYE I Sell no longer used Sell antiques with low-cost Want The Organization of Arab Students "one of the greatest statemen of several weeks ago and was sst offer over $800. 489-9689. appliances for cash with Classified Ads. Dial 355-8255 todayl will hold its Arabian Night Dinner at our time has fallen 3, 1969 after Sen. Carl Hayden . . . There is 1-22 Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the VFW Hall, treated for small facial fractures. of Arizona retired. Russell also SCHOONER, 1958. 10'x45', new no doubt in my mind that he 2108 N. Cedar St., Holt. Tickets are Russell long was chief succeeded Hayden as chairman furnace. Completely furnished. would have been president, JlCAFLEX WITH 50mm, F2 Excellent Spring Break except for the fact that he was strategist of Southern senators of the Appropriations in, 35mm F2.8 Elmarit, Best offer, 669-3509. 6-1-22 fighting civil rights legislation. Committee and relinquished his from the South." |135mm F2.8 Elmarit lenses, ades. Price $450. 355-3160 after 1969 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X 60, Acapulco The Experimental Theater having open auditions for an original is Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La., The mentor of former President Lyndon B. Johnson, long - time post as chairman of the Armed Services Committee. 30 p.m. X-3-1-25 said "the void is filled by what 2 bedroom. Fully carpeted, Best & Jamaica play, ritual, ceremony, experience. They are being held by appointment other men have to offer, but the he could never support He stayed on Armed Services as Offerl! Call 625-3520. W. EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Journalism Johnson's views on civil rights a member. A STEREO 70 Power Amp, from Sunday through Tuesday in the i watts R.M.S. - - Channel, $80. WORRIED ABOUT the high cost of 8 Days degree, 30c page. 355-9675 or 482-2640. 1-1-22 Union. To make an appointment call level declines a bit." Sen. Henry M. Jackson, and declined to back his Russell originally opposed ill 355-0980. 4-1-22 Skip at 351-S869 or Lin at 393-1584 longtime friend when he ran for U.S. involvement in Vietnam, housing? Relax, you can find between 5:30 p.m. and 12 midnight. D-Wash., said in Russell's death comfort and security In a $208°° BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. "the Senate has lost a giant of its the presidency in 1964. Russell won election to the but he denounced desertions, draft - card burnings and antiwar §TERNITY CLOTHES all in beautiful Mobile Home without plus gratuities No job too large or too small. history." and Sen. Robert P. cellent condition. Sizes 12-14. financial distress. For a total of Senate after a two - year term as sit-ins as "bordering on Block off campus. 332-3255. C Griffin, R-Mich., said "no man '3-3070. 3-1-22 $6200.00 you will find with terms available; this two bedroom, Call Stan Feldman 393-6575 NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE Who's ever served the Senate or the governor of Georgia. Prior that he served 10 years in to the sedition." In more recent years, he YAMAHA 210; Marker 1969 Monark with an expando COPY SHOPPE can show you country with more devotion, state assembly, part of that time became more hawkish. idings, excellent condition; addition, Mediterranean decor and how to get two Xerox copies for fidelity and dignity." as speaker. rasser clarinet. 332-6887. 3-1-22 loads of extras your ticket to the Real Estate the price of one. Phone 332-4222. peace of mind you've waited for. D MASTER skis. 200 cm-Grand Call Maynard Berry 351-5210 or ix bindings. Excellent i SIMON REAL ESTATE, Okemos EASY DRIVE to MSU. Well B100. 355-9373. 3-1-22 ■ITAR USED Epiphone. In good Branch 351-2260. 3-1-26 12x60 1970 Squire. All set up « established family room, neighborhood sets off 3 bedroom ranch with first f.oor 1% baths, basement, DISSERTATIONS, THESES. Term papers. Expert typist with degree in English. IBM. 351-8950. O Carole Gross, to Rego Alan Park, N.Y., Mayer, N. Byrd defeats Kennedy ^condition. Must sell. Call finished den or 4th bedroom. , N.Y., junior, Sigma (Continued from page 1) Some senators said Byrd spent have much chance against 1351-8986. 5-1-26 Attached 2 car garage. Beautiful Alpha Mu. 372-7022, 645-7780. 3-1-26 so much time on the floor that Kennedy when liberals are in the 100x150 lot. Transferred MSU committed votes were on hand. employe needs quick sale. For Toni Beth Dizik, Huntington Woods, He said he was not surprised they did not see how he could majority among Democratic (NDLELIGHT d WEDDING, gown COZY TRAILER. Close to campus. details, call Mrs. Blasius, 882-6635 COMPLETE THESIS service. sophomore to Rick Brenner, Orchard that eventually he wound up run his office. But he also drew senators. train. Size 10 silk organza. 1V4 bedrooms. 8x35. Remodeled II 351-2252 after 5 p.m. 3-1-22 interior. Sell $1395. Rent or evenings, 393-1878. Landon Discount printing. IBM typing arid Lake, junior, Sigma Alpha Mu. with three votes more than the praise for his thorough work on However, last December, in Realty, realtors. 1-1-22 binding of thesis, resumes, bills he handled in the preparation for his race against $80/month. 351-1938. 3-1-22 publications. Across from campus, necessary 28 because "I had Nancy Goodwin, Ann Arbor, junior, certain indications, but I was not Appropriations Committee. Kennedy, he carefully put his corner MAC and Grand River, Phi Mu to Steven ■contemporary, blue - green. CAMBRIDGE, 1970 12x65. Low Service Dupuis, Redford sure of them." There was speculation that entire voting record into the ■Excellent condition. below Style Shop. Call Township, junior, Sigma Alpha Mu. $100. down payment. Take over Talks with several Democratic two other factors might have Congressional Record. ■351-8255. 2-1-22 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, payments. Must see to appreciate. SNOW SHOVELING, TRASH 337-1666. C senators indicated the key factor played some part in the He contended Thursday that Ronna Lipson, Oak Park, sophomore 645-7307 after 5 p.m. 2-1-22 outcome. this showed him voting with HAULING, MINOR Repairs, year to Harvey Heller, E. Grand Rapids, in Byrd's upset victory was the - round home care. Handy man. One of these was the tragic liberals on nearly all economic, 1967 PARKWOOD 12x60 deluxe sophomore, Sigma Alpha Mu. indefatigable way he has worked model. Excellent condition. Call Charlie, 372-8507. 20-2-2 Transportation on the Senate floor in recent accident at Chappaquiddick welfare, education, health and labor issues. And, he ^MMOND B$1650. Lowery ORGAN model C-3, organ model T-1 Available immediately. 351-4625. VALENTINE COMMUTING FROM Flint, Monday Cindy Smith, Caseville, junior. Phi Mu to Mike Wagner, Dearborn, years, handling routine matters and protecting the interests of Island in July 1969 in which a young woman died in a car emphasized, he voted for four of ■two manual SPECIAL senior, Delta Tau Delta. driven off a bridge by Kennedy. the six major civil rights bills portable, $300. Friday. Share driving or all Democrats. ■ Fender single showman amplifier, Lost & Found that have been enacted in his expenses. 238-8333. 5-1-27 Often he appeared to be The other was a possible ■$300. Gibson GSS-100 ■*300. Phone Fred at amplifier, 351-1052. 5" 6x8 Silvertone Portrait RIDE. MORNINGS 8 a.m. from Mt. Julie Delta Vinger, Chicago, III., junior. Gamma to Jerry Valade, handling the chores of majority desire of some of the numerous years in the Senate. Traverse leader and whip as well as his Democratic presidential hopefuls City, senior, Beta Theta Pi. With Choice of Frame Hope - South Washington. Phone own duties. to strike a blow at the Byrd said that, in asking for J-H MODEL 355-7632. 2-1-22 Good Selection of Proofs 353-1775. 3-1-26 votes for whip, he told his 41 Stereo tape deck Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana, Massachusetts senator. IDolby system. Miracord Van Dyke Studio who supported Kennedy, However, Kennedy himself colleagues he considers himself ■ model 40 automatic LOST: IN room 351 N.S. Ring with RIDE NEEDED: 4:30 East turntable. blue stone. Reward. Call 209 Abbott Rd. p.m., conceded that Byrd "had a lot discounted this latter factor. purely an impartial "legislative ■ Scott Model 382-C AM-FM Lansing — Downtown Lansing, Carol Marie Tilley, W. Allis, Wis., technician" and that this is his 337-9748. 2-1-22 return, 10 - 11 p.m. Share of chits out" because of his floor Byrd had been considered too ■ receiver. Garrard syncro-lab 95 junior to Frank Joseph Tuma, conservative in concept of the whip job. Alterations. expenses. 332-5551. 3-1-22 work. some quarters to ■ aut°matic turntable. Magnavox DRESSMAKING AND Owosso, junior. ■ speakers. 15 in woofer and horn LOST: MAN'S brown frame glasses Reasonable charge. 355-0847. ■ driuer. 200 8 track stereo tapes. 8 at Computer Center / Parking 5-1-22 . k players. Reel to reel stereo ramp or in 200 block Bogue Wanted Street. $5 Reward. 351-2089. J^corders. TV sets. Radios. 1-1-22 DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, Experianced. I wiT'3' style waM tapestries. FORMALS. 355-1040. COMIC BOOKS needed immediately. Linda Susan Liefer, Oak Park, senior Ic-rlhP0* SECONDHAND LOST: WHITE orange, black cat. Reasonable charge. Contact State News 355-9344 to Kenneth Gordon Adams, Roseville 148?I09 I East Michigan, ' 5:30 p m Monday Vicinity of Waters Edge. Reward. 6-1-22 after 1 p.m. or 355-9004 ask for Rick. 5-1-22 senior. Pi Kappa Phi. ■ thru »k Saturday. G > 351-1006. 2-1-22 TV RENTALS Paula Ellen Hennis, Livonia, $9.50 PER MONTH COURSES AND books on writing. sophomore, Chi Omega to R. William PRESCRIPTION sunglasses, GOV. MI LLI KEN is meeting today to discuss Wednesday appealed a recent ruling by the IH.hL« ■ "Id' 339-8449. HI"mATIC 7. Six months 5-1-26 LOST Eppley Men's room, 1-19-71. ?ree delivery, service and picku Write: Glen Birman, 1407 West Ottawa, Lansing, Michigan. 2-1-22 Joyner, Livonia, senior C.M.U., Lambda Chi Alpha. revenue sharing in Washington, D.C., with Robert Michigan Public Service Commission that allowed Reward, 351-9239. 2-1-22 Finch, counselor to the President and former the Detroit Edison Co. to make a $19 million NEJAC TV RENTALS STUDENT TEACHING reservation Adde secretary of health, education and welfare. rate increase. Voydanoff, Pontiac, senior. RENT FOUND: DOG resembling Golden 337-1300 Later in the evening, Milliken will serve on a secondary, other. Trade Pontiac Delta Zeta to Robert Ladd, Ann Retriever, in East Complex area. for Jackson. 353-6301. 3-1-25 Kelley filed the appeal in Ingham County A TWO BABYSITTERS available nights Arbor, senior. Alpha Gamma Rho. National Educational Television (NET) panel to Circuit Court. 351-2605. 3-1-26 or weekend. Live-in work. discuss President Nixon's State of the Union TV BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for address. DAMAGING PSYCHIATRIC TESTIMONY is LOCATE LOST PETS fast. Dial Experianced. Call after 5 p.m., all positive, A negative, B inadmissible court evidence against an accused 355-8255 now for a quick - action 332-1976. 3-1-22 and AB negative Others on the panel include James Farmer, Classified Ad. negative, $10.00. O former HEW asst. secretary; Sol M. Linowitz, person if the information is gathered from MONTHLY free negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN head of the Urban Coalition; and Tom Wicker, personal consultations, the Michigan State Court COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Jo Perlberg, Toms, River, N.J., senior DELIVERY Personal 507 V4 East Grand River, East to Bob Phillips, Kansas City, Mo., chief of the New York Times Washington of Appeals ruled Thursday. AND Bureau. The ruling came during testimony on the case Lansing. Above the new Campus grad GMI Flint. Theta Xi. SERVICE Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 The program which immediately follows the of a Southgate man who was convicted of READ: NEW YORK Times and p.m„ Monday, Wednesday and Meredith Alexander. E. Lansing, address, will be carried on Channel 10 in East manslaughter in Wayne County Circuit Court University TV Rentals Chicago Tribune in UN Lounge, BABYSITTING IN my home. Serve hot lunches. Any ages. 351-3639. Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 U.M grad student to Al Ernst, Oak Lansing. partly on evidence presented by his own defense lower level of Union Building, 351-7900 5-1-22 noon to 6:30 p.m., 337-7183. C Park, senior. ATTY. GEN FRANK J. KELLEY late psychiatrist. Sundays. 1-1-22 . 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 2 ■> l9?l| By JEFFSHELER Remodeling irks Ensuing negotiations between association leaders and Ryan to The newsmen - now resigned the situation — inhabit the press the inevitable changes. "But give them a few weeks working In the photos that old press were hune 0„ * ■ State News Staff Writer ended in a stalemate last week. temporary office and reminisce and they'll probably room reminders of days w»li ^ By Monday the press facilities over an era that has suddenly new area, say they like it better than the now passed. and new!sni«" Most normal people, if given a had been temporarily moved to ended. old room." But somehow the choice of working either in a old • ■ the first floor in the speaker's It just won't be the same, Augenstein also managed to won't be the dingy, heavily trafficked, tightly office area. Workmen had sealed they say, sitting around the old save some of the old trinkets and room same that will smell hanffin, I cramped room or in a freshly off the old press room and began "pitch" table - an age - old card like he** carpeted, attractively paneled, to tear down the partitions table which the newsmen roomy office, would likely choose the latter. From this one can draw his between the main office and the workroom. managed to salvage from the workmen's crow bars — when Lebanese p THe new press room facility everything else in the room is own conclusions regarding the will include two levels, "plastic" and new. normality of newsmen In Lansing who listed their voices in holy anger when plans to employing space previously used by high ceilings. The upper area will serve as a work room with Eddie Augenstein, newsroom manager and den mother to the offer 'student remodel the House press room press corps, was probably the desks and typewriters lining the saddest to see the "Old Order" BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) were announced. - Hashish peddlers in the walls and will be a central torn down. old R0 town of Baalbeck, center of Lebanon's cannabis When word came from House facility for news conferences. He, more than anyone else, are growing offering special rate» for students, drug police renou! retT" I Speaker William A. Ryan, The lower level will be knows firsthand the traditions Sunday. ^ I I D-Detroit, that the press room partitioned for separate news that will be buried by the new Lebanon would not escape a massive produced an estimated 200 tons of hashish lastv. wire machines from the press carpeting and wood • grain much of It was smuggled to the United refurbishing operation inside the States, western F»v! room manager's office and panels. and Egypt. w Capitol, the gentlemen of the "Most of the newsmen don't possibly a lounge area. Students can buy it in Baalbeck for about $20 a press, headed by a newly formed The entire area will be like the idea of a new press kilogram 125 pounds), said police. The regular price runs around $1001 h. I Capital Correspondents Assn., paneled in wood and will be room," Augenstein said as the The penalty for possession in Lebanon is a I formally objected to the plan. carpeted. workmen upstairs were making year in jail ^ I Association leaders argued smugging a minimum of three years. ' ' ' that the budget • troubled state Mm could find better ways of spending the $30,000 that it would take to remodel the press Out facilities. Further, they contended, Old bumper stickers on the window of the House press room remain the last tie t remodeling wasn't necessary. remodeling of the press facilities began this week. They liked things just the way State News photo by H they were. 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