A cat. Monday Cloudy . . MICHIGAN . . STATE NEWS . may look at a king. . . Chance of rain, high - John Hey wood STATE UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 25, 1971 TWO HOUR DELAY Sly concert has By JOHNBORGER Entertainment and watched one student snags Lansing and Detroit music stores, State News Staff Writer pantomime to canned music played over Ned, and Detroit group called "Tacklebox" the sound system. loaned the equipment. The Sly concert produced problems with Sly, who was scheduled to arrive in A sell - out crowd of nearly 9,000 equipment as well as with Sly himself. Sly's Lansing at 5:30 p.m. on a charter plane, students sat waiting for four hours in organ, piano and 17 other pieces of eventually flew in at 8:15 p.m. He was in Jenison Fieldhouse Saturday for Sly and equipment were held up in Montreal. All Jenison when Ned finished playing at 9 the Family Stone to appear on-stage. equipment eventually used was borrowed, p.m., but waited through a 45- minute set - They booed him when he finally Ernest said. up and another hour delay before going on pranced into view at 10:55 p.m. , after two stage. hours of procrastination which ended only "You just don't come up with that kind of equipment at 3 on Saturday afternoon , "We tried every ploy to get him on," when Pop Entertainment officials told Sly which is when we found out about the Webster said. "Finally, we said if he didn't he wouldn't be paid if he didn't, go on hold - up," Webster said. go on in a hurry, he wouldn't get paid. immediately. "But the But Sly slapped down his detractors students on the committee did it." (Please turn to back page) and by the end of his one- hour set and 20 - minute encore he had most of the crowd stomping and clapping to his music. "I don't think anybody knows why Sly was so late," Kris Ernst, Pop IN CONGRESS Entertainment chairman, said Sunday. "Sly's just a different kind of guy. Part of Opposition predicted his bit is making everybody apprehensive." "Nothing happened last night that we didn't expect would happen," he said. "And I think the crowd expected it too. Everybody was pretty cool about it." Sly Stone, "The crowd was just beautiful," for Nixon I Sly and the Family Stone arrived two hours late for their appearance before a sell - out crowd at Jenison Randolph Webster, Pop Entertainment adviser, commented. During the two hours between Ned, the warmup group, and Sly's programs I Fieldhouse Saturday night. An audience of 9,000 booed his late arrival but most fans were clapping at the end of appearance, the crowd threw sponge - rubber frisbees supplied by Pop I the hour and 20 minute performance. Mansfield appeared on the CBS WASHINGTON (AP) - The two television - radio program "Face the Democratic leaders in Congress indicated Nation" and Albert on NBC's "Meet the Sunday President Nixon's proposals for Press." revenue - sharing and Cabinet All the proposals Nixon advocated in his reorganization face tough legislative Mansfield said, "are steps in the capital message, buildup sledding while welfare reform has the best right direction, and they should be given nemy near prospects. Both House Speaker Carl Albert of Oklahoma and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana suggested serious consideration by Congress." Mansfield said "something must be done, and the President has at least stepped out." Congress will be reluctant to hand out But Mansfield said Congress will give up federal money to states and localities as prelude offensive none of its powers in such areas as revenue without clear limitations on the way it is een to sharing to implement Nixon's goals. - spent. Both said also proposed major Cabinet On revenue sharing, Mansfield said the federal government is better equipped to overhauls will run into strong opposition handle funds, and simply turning money from pressure groups and blocs lobbying in over to the states and localities opens up clashed with two battalions of North attempt to step up rocket and mortar Congress. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) » T28 fighter - bombers of the Cambodian "the possibility for greater waste and Vietnamese and Viet Cong near Thnal attacks in that country just before Tet. I Enemy forces are massing on three sides of air force cris6 - crossed Phnom Penh during The Viet Cong already have announced Mansfield said Nixon's six-point program inefficiency and ineffectiveness . . ■Phnom Penh in a possible prelude to the day. Totung, 30 miles south of Phnom Penh. for a "new American Revolution" is so far Albert said he does not want to see the Presumably the government that a unilateral cease - fire in South Military sources reported Brig. Gen. Kong federal government a mere tax collector for ■attacks, military sources reported Sunday. sought to demonstrate that it still had Vietnam will begin at 1 a.m. Saigon time - reaching that it will take more than one Chhat, commander of Takeo Province, was session o? Congress to consider all its parts. |The city was gripped by case of war some air force left after Friday's attack on the airport. But the low - level flights seriously wounded. Aircraft silenced the Tuesday. Albert said he wants to see more details local government. Mansfield agreed with a questioner that The United States and the South enemy attack. During the afternoon, terrorists seemed to make the population even more Vietnamese have announced a 24 - hour before commenting on the there's more sentiment in Congress for It was learned in Saigon that President ■ destroyed half of the capital's main electric jittery. cease - fire for Tet, beginning at 6 p.m. program outlined by the President in last welfare reform than any other proposed Nguyen Van Thieu has promised American ■power plant while U.S. cargo planes flew in Rumors circulated that the enemy officials he could have a division of South Tuesday. Friday's State of the Union message. change. ■war supplies. The violence began Friday planned a major offensive in the capital for Vietnamese troops in Phnom Penh within ■ with a devastating attack on the airport. Wednesday, the start of the lunar new year six hours if necessary. But a spokesman for 1 The military informants said Cambodian called Tet. the South Vietnamese military command ■intelligence reports placed the enemy Some, however, attributed the rumors to said: "At the request of the Phnom Penh Direct toll dialing system (concentrations on the eastern, southern part of an enemy war of nerves against the government, we may send troops there and northwestern sides of the city. They population. These sources said an all - out because we have a military mission there. ■added that North Vietnamese troops attack on the city is not likely, although But so far we haven't." ■ moving from the south had blown up a long - range heavy mortar and rocket The U.S. Command in Saigon said four ■highway bridge near Saang, 12 miles south attacks are a possibility. CI 30 transports flew 160 tons of supplies ■of Phnom Penh near the Bassac River. The Viet Cong have announced a four - U-M test, Bell to Phnom Penh on Sunday, twice the hinges 1 The bombing of the electrical plant day truce for Tet but this will not amount supplied Saturday in the wake of ■wounded six Cambodians and added ■ tension buildup. to the necessarily apply to Cambodia. On the battlefield, Cambodian forces the enemy raid that decimated the Cambodian air force. Machine gun and rifle fire rattled around on with no choice but to place long distance won't install the system. Underwood said. Phnom Penh Saturday night, most of it By JAMES SHELDON And if Bell agrees in the near future to calls from a pay telephone, were forced to oting results' release from nervous Cambodian security guards State News Staff Writer jingle the coin slots with as much as 25 share costs, the MSU system will still be shooting at shadows and at each other. cents a minute for a call to Detroit from delayed while the University watches U-M. The Cambodian high command reported University officials say they will be campus. Although winter term, 1972, is the several harassing attacks around the capital watching the University of Michigan to see earliest date for possible installation, With access to direct dialing, students by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops how successful that institution is with Underwood said, it is foreseeable that the could take advantage of certain discount expected today a direct toll during the night dialing system to be installed new system will never be installed if an periods and make the same call cheaper. noon While activity was generally light across South Vietnam, intelligence officers said there next fall in residence halls. And they say they will wait for the "We are not interested in putting (direct toll dialing ) in unless we have a it agreement cannot be reached to everyone's advantage. they had indications that North Michigan Bell Telephone Co. to agree to good experience rating from other schools Underwood said he does not know why Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces would help pay for compiling a list of MSU and some idea of how we can offset our Bell refuses to share costs of compiling a Results of Thursday's referendum on because a number of ballots were folded students making long distance calls, of increased costs," Robert C. Underwood, list of students' long distance calls. proposed amendments to the ASMSU Thursday and would have to be counted by their room and dormitory changes and of James Bury, Lansing manager of Bell, constitution will be announced by noon hand since they could not be run through manager of residence halls, said. other information pertinent to the daily said Wednesday he knew of no problem today, ASMSU Chairman Harold Buckner the computer. Underwood, said the new system is said Sunday. As of The proposals on the referendum, if Petitioning telephone operation. What hangs in the balance between these being held back by the cost compiling the list of student toll calls and by the with the list. However, such a list could be an issue in negotiations between the Bell Sunday, the referendum ballots passed, would increase the ASMSU student issues is a direct toll dialing system for had not yet been counted. tax, make the heads of the major governing Anyone interested in working on Univeristy's desire to observe the problems marketing staff and University residence MSU residence halls. The system was U-M Until these issues hall and food service managers, Bury Voter turnout for Thursday's groups voting members of the student problems relating to off-campus encounters. are referendum proposed last October by Bell after a rate resolved, he added, the present residence explained. was lighter than expected. board, establish an all - University elections students can petition for a position on hike which eliminated initial rate periods Mark hall telephone system will continue. "We can provide the toll dialing for the Jaeger, election commissioner, commission, eliminate financial the Off-Campus Council (OCC). and discount periods for operator - handled estimated Friday that only 4,000 students The issues are closely intertwined. If the students in the dormintories in accordance compensation for board members and Interested students should contact calls. voted in the referendum. eliminate the framework for setting up a OCC at 316 Student Services Bldg. any U-M system is successful but Bell refuses to This meant that residence hall students. share costs for the list, MSU still (Please t j back page) Jaeger said the vote count would be slow student academic council. afternoon. probably MSU's EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of a and was much less violent than that student being the vanguard of the student activist a smattering of long - hairs, US was activism Dale Forbes, a former US steering front of Bessey Hall concluded when 250 experienced by other universities of its movement has been Students for a generally conceded to be a relatively committeeman, said that the collapse of people marched to Beaumont Tower and •ye • part series dealing with the history of Democratic Society (SDS). "straight" group. US was due to its lack of breadth. placed crosses in the ground symbolizing white student activism on this campus, size, it nonetheless became a force felt by Formed by Tom Hayden and Carl Most of its activity centered around the "US died because it centered too much those killed in the war. every member of this community. primary nd emphasis is given to the incidents people connected The most obvious effects are plentiful: Oglesby and several others who had been issues of revising the women's hours on campus issues and not enough on those While MSU students were peacefully with the movement ,n past five years. helmeted campus police, plastic windows active in the Civil Rights Movement, SDS regulations, abolition of student housing problems outside of the University engaged in dialogs dealing with the war and was bom in 1961 in Port Huron. While it regulations, a proposal of optional class community." related issues, many of the nation s in many University buildings, and By DAVID BASSETT "revolutionary" graffiti liberally spattered began to thrive in the early 60s throughout attendance and revision of on - campus The single event which could most campuses were erupting in spontaneous State News Staff Writer on sidewalks and buildings. the nation as the war in Indochina liquor policy. accurately be called the forerunner of violence. As a whole, the white student activism expanded, it did not come into existence at The short life of US ended in 1968 with militant activism at MSU was the Academic- In mid-April, several hundred .. FJ'om the placid apathy of the 1950s to on this campus has raised far more dust MSU until the fall of 1966. the revision of the women's hours policy, Days of Conscience, a two - day program in demonstrators protested plans by h , J!ck and c,ench*d * ^t - filled skies of An outgrowth of the East Lansing among other things. Dick Oestreicher, a which approximately 40 professors opened Columbia University officials to build a e First in series 1960s, college campuses in the past 20 a Committee on Vietnam, the local chapter chairman of US and an SDS member, said their classes to discussion of the Indochina new gymnasium in a black playground in years have progressed in a pattern which of SDS remained an underground group the University was on the brink of turmoil war, the draft, and chemical and biological New York City. The president's office was than that undertaken by MSU blacks, and warfare. ransacked and commandeered by the group circle ol)Servers believe is becoming a full is felt by many to have achieved far fewer unknown to most MSU students until the spring of 1968. at the time. "If the hours policy had not been The program took place April 17 and which held a dean and two aides captive results. , r!?a°,hing a peak with the Kent State With the possible exception of the Preceding the SDS above - ground revised," Oestreicher said, "there would 18, 1968, and was supported by groups as for 24 hours. nf tuS J?st May>the White student activism Student Mobilization Committee, the one activity by almost one year the United have been a University - wide walkout of diverse as SDS, the Young Democrats, the One week later, New York police 60s Is virtually moribund; to some, Students (US) became active in 1967. women at closing time and a militant Student Religious liberals, the Paper, and has received the most , Mo others, merely group which Students for McCarthy. A rally held in (Please 'urn to back page) sleeping, publicity and is generally conceded as While containing several SDS members and takeover of Student Services Bldg." "hue MSU's student unrest came later 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. January^, J ISSUE UNFIXED news McKee reviews summary IS of AP and UPI. participation code proportion as faculty The faculty may regret the "We don't want to be By DAVE PERSON representation of the faculty review of the report scheduled State News Staff Writer because there would be many for 1973. He said the faculty Americans. We are Americans. We're being anglicized. We want to more students than faculty n«y find that the students will Though implementation of members on the council, McKee take advanta8e of th,s situation be allowed to follow our own increased student participation said. to gam more power, culture." in academic government is about The academic government of - Moose Pamp, director. to begin at MSU, the issue has But he said, the number of other universities is not Great Lakes Indian Youth Alliance not been settled, James B. students had to be greater than organized ljke Msu In many McKee, professor of sociology, (See si said Thursday night. tokenism"3"st'1:uJf" and other schools, he said, the senate a»ow a groupJess than would >• 7) McKee jg doser ln form to Mgu,s participated in a discussion on "Student resolve an isue uponJudente to which the He that |t „ Participation in University facultywas divided. to have a ^ like the Academic Senate composed McKee Affairs," sponsored by Foreign McKee defended the part of and Fulbright Scholars. of all professors, associate the present document which professors and assistant Pictured above are James B. McKee, second from left, and other members of Guinea sentences 58 to death The professor chaired the prevents students from voting on professors to have a vote power McKee, professor of sociology, said that although the Taylor Report the McKee panel passed, the student committee which completed a matters concerning "Professional over the council, participation issue is unresolved. State News photo by Milton H Fifty - eight persons accused in last year's invasion of document on student rights of the faculty." This has Guinea have been sentenced to death. Radio Conakry participation last spring. The criticized by students ■■ reported Sunday. report passed the Academic because it can be Ibosely V *9* J* ADDDAVCR Ir ■ 1% w B1# A broadcast monitored in Monrovia, Liberia reported Council but was unsuccessful in interpreted, the Academic Senate. that the sentences were announced by the Speaker of ugument .impugns the Saigon frees the Guinean National Assembly at a rally in a football The McKee Report was then '"5*2? °f my co,,ea^es " He stadium in Conakry. revised vised by ' a panel y of three and ^ he *<>*** an "sue does not anse soon went as a result of this The broadcast said 66 persons were sentenced to life through further changes in the council. It clause. terms at hard labor. passed the senate last week as the Taylor Report VIETNAM (AP) — South originally it intended to release in three rubber boats and shoved In hopes on Student Participation in Vietnam freed 37 North 40 prisoners, but it said Sunday off. Each of the boats had wires respond by that Hanoi wouU I Academic Government. freeing America Manila prepares for speech McKee said he suspects that a Vietnamese war prisoners three elected to stay in the attached so they could be pulled captives, Choosing the number of Sunday and sent them paddling South. back by the South Vietnamese Many Manilans prepared for President Ferdinand E. student representatives on the year from now student members in rubber boats across the border The Foreign Ministry the The announcement that the I council once prisoners were on the river their home. North Marcos' State of the Nation address to Congress Monday council was a small but difficult would "disenchanted." He explained be to At Saigon said it hoped Hanoi other side of the river. Vietnamese prison would be freed was made I as they would for a question for the council to midstream one whipped out a would respond by releasing Two of the boats D«. I typhoon. consider, McKee said. t the council handles a lot of Viet Cong flag and shouted, captured U.S. airmen and other 22. recovered. A prisoner in the Shop windows were boarded over, schools were es that may seem like trivia "Long live North Vietnam!" allied prisoners. third boat cut the wire and it ordered closed around Congress and housewives stocked Representation of students and that the committees can The South Vietnamese All those free was lost. couldn't be in the same become boring. up on food. government announced disabled. As the boats started to as They were concerned about Marcos talks. It is a rally outside Congress The prisoners rode in armored vehicles from Quang Tri, 19 the river, the first person to appear on the opposite side E-QUAL planned by several thousand radical miles south of the demilitarized was a North Vietnamese youths who will present their own views on the state of Braids Are the Addable's zone, to the Ben Hai River, photographer who the nation. They are sharply critical of Marcos, his government and what they call "United States which forms the North • South border. pictures of the boats South Vietnamese. He sre auto was soon ban imperialism." of '71! When the prisoners reached the river bank, just west of the joined by four North A similar rally when Marcos made the annual address Vietnamese soldiers wearing to Congress last of demonstrations. year turned violent and sparked weeks Add them to wigs, wiglets and falls — Add them as barrettes, headbands or bows — Choose from skinnj. tat, long or destroyed carried across bridge national that Highway the Ben Hai, a South once green uniforms and rifles. carrying cancelled short. A red North Vietnamese flag Vietnamese Students for Environment!! I officer shouted yellow star in the middle Quality (E-QUAL) decided through bullhorn to $1.25 UP a Vietnamese troops across the North flew from a nearby compound the north side of the bridge. Friday to drop its plans for Humble starts cleanup of slick river: "Please come and meet The prisoners reached the far "Fume Free Friday " i your men." temporary ban on campus I Cleanup operations were under way in New Haven Still a good selection I Although he shouted side of the river, were helped out of the automobile traffic I boats and then harbor Sunday to remove an oil sWck caused when a of close out wigs. I repeatedly, there disappeared with the soldiers. E-QUAL will concentrate in I efforts on recycling of glass, cans tanker ran aground, while an investigation was ordered from $5.00 | response, no sign of movement. The prisoner release had been | into the cause of the mishap. The prisoners then were put approved by the United and States Moore, paper, director Fred J, f Buchanan sophomore, The Humble Oil Co. tanker 'Esso Gettysburg' spilled said. I Yhe State News, the student The auto ban was dropped, he about 386,000 gallons of light, No.2 home heating fuel newspaper at Michigan State I University, is published every class day during four school said, due to "unfavorable and | and kerosene into the shipping channel 541 E. Grand River Saturday when New Hours terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. inaccurate publicity," nine of its oil compartments ruptured as the vessel hit DOWNSTAIRS 10-6 Monday Subscription rate is $14 per year. a Friday ■ concerning the plan and its submerged rock ledge. Paramount News 10-9 Wed. A relation to the campus bus | Humble hired a local firm on Thurs. Evenings Member Associated Press, United Press system, the board of t Saturday to skim oil 332-3341 Inland Daily Press Association, Associated International, from the surface of the harbor. "East Lansing's Only Wig Boutique" Collegiate Press, and the East Lansing Police I Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Dept. 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SALE STARTS TODAY AT BOTH Nixon pushes 'revolution' Featuring: tyw p00K^ Delicious Chic 4N Chip'R President Nixon will take his case Fried Chicken directly to the people in speeches and regional meetings as he pushes for his "new American sources said Sunday. Revolution," White House JORes Eat or Take Out By the Box or Bucket Also: Eggs, Bacon, Ham And a Republican spokesman said if Congress doesn't go along with the sweeping six-point program outlined by the President last Friday the GOP is 2755 E. Grand River prepared to 131 E. Grand River 501 E. Grand River make it a 1972 Located in Yankee Plaza campaign issue. Across from the Union Across from Berkey Across from Inn America Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 25,1971 3 |nro//menf MSU at REPLY TO GREEN 'hile notion's End of bias: Army goal' society in which unrest and strife are quite prevalent," the letter IjSU and 10 other universities 2,057,596 to 2,178,932. Despite its enrollment dip, said, "some problems in this area are to be expected. Iss the country showed slight These figures were released MSU is the association's twelfth "Therefore, the racial situation Army - wide is closely hllment drops from fall, last week by the National Assn. largest institution. Most of the monitored by the Headquarters of the Dept. of the Army in order 9, to fall, 1970, while the of State Universities and Land- larger institutions are A U.S. Army spokesman said in a letter to Robert L. Green, to prevent disorders and correct any policies and procedures ] enrollment in 114 public Grant Colleges of which MSU is multicampus universities. director of the Center for Urban Affairs, that "efforts are being which might lead to unnecessary friction. ■vcrsities climbed from a member. MSU's enrollment drop was made by all commanders to eradicate any vestige of "It has long been standing Army policy to conduct all of its due to a planned reduction of discrimination" in the military. activities in a manner which is free of racial discrimination. the freshman class from 9,192 to The Army's letter was in response to a telegram Green sent Continued efforts are being made by all commanders to eradicate 'olunteer work 7,777. Increases on the junior President Nixon Jan. 7 demanding that Nixon "act immediately any vestige of discrimination. and graduate levels brought the to take whatever steps are necessary to protect black GI's while "The current major Army - wide effort is directed toward total University enrollment loss they are in the service of the United States." improving racial harmony and insuring equal opportunity and to 84 students, a .2 per cent The response, from Lt. Col. Christopher R. Hayden, general treatment of all army personnel. decrease. staff chief of the Special Affairs and Review Division, stated: "Be assured," the letter said, "that the overall Ittracts students Other schools showing slight Army "The U.S. Army shares your deep concern about discrimination goal is not only to take corrective measures where discrimination enrollment drops included the directed against minority group soldiers in Europe, as well as exists, but to actively seek equal treatment and affirmative University of California at Los actions on the part of military personnel which reflect opportunity (better treatment) for all personnel." Angeles, the University of unfavorably on the Army or the United States of America. Green's telegram charged that the attitude of Germans toward hundred and fifty students attended orientation - California at Santa Barbara, the "Maximum efforts are being made and appropriate actions - black GIs and the long - term reluctance on the part of the U.S. Massachusetts Institute of g sessions held by the MSU Office of Volunteer Programs being taken to reduce incidents and to insure justice in such cases. military to take a strong position against such discriminatory in. Technology and the University ROBERT L.GREEN Please be assured that appropriate action will be taken against treatment could be well documented. of Oregon. Sorum, asst. director of the bureau, attributed the large those who violate standing orders and public laws concerning Green said his of information were both The sources a series of ,„„t to the number of fall term volunteers who had returned largest increase was nondiscriminatory practices and maintenance of discipline, law shown by the City University of recent news releases about alleged mistreatment of black Continue their assignments. and order. servicemen and the reports of black servicemen returning to the New York (CUNY). CUNY, ("We placed 500 students in some 50 programs in the Lansing which implemented an open The Hayden letter also stated that the Army, while proud of its MSU campus from Germany or Vietnam. Ja " Mrs. Sorum said. "Of these, 250 were old volunteers. We're admissions policy in the fall, record in race relations, still views maintenance of racial harmony as one of the continuing tasks of leadership. He called for a congressional investigation and sent |,lv pleased. We had urged volunteers to commit themselves to showed a 20,000 - student "Since the personnel who enter the Army are the products of a his telegram to Nixon to several congressmen. copies of ■uil three • term involvement so that they could give the job increase on its 18 campuses. lir best. We're happy students want to make that kind of Tnmitment." jNew programs this term include assignments at the Michigan ■nsunier Council, the Ingham County Jail, the Volunteer Tome Tax Service and a Big Brother and Big Sister program. J»Men especially will be interested in working with the Pennsy faces stockholder suits ■nsumer Council and the Income Tax Service," Mrs. Sorum e are trying to lose our image as a bureau that fccentrates on working with children." ■Included in the four one - day orientation - training sessons is a sight and sound show prepared by several MSU students, je film depicted MSU volunteers at work at various locations. ("Many of our programs are now filled, but most of them WASHINGTON (AP)--As the sold in London." stockholder suits which allege movement of Penn Central detailing the involvement of 26 protect financially against Penn Central officers, directors, charges of wrongdoing first was fcpen during the term as more and more projects and time slots Penn Central railroad was A spokesman for the railroad, some directors and key officers stock, \ planned by the agencies that we serve," Mrs. Sorum said. chugging toward bankruptcy which filed last year for neglected the railroad and saved Trading on inside information their friends and relatives in a suggested to the board of the court its directors voted to buy a reorganization under the themselves thousands of dollars by anyone whether officially Pr'vate investment club formed Old Pennsylvania Railroad Dec. ;ti 1962. 01 1QCC 21,1966. $10 - million Lloyd's of London bankruptcy act, declined to by dumping personal stock connected with a company- insurance policy to protect discuss the policy. But he before its troubles became not, is a federal offen: The report showed that That was a little more than a ;hild fatally beaten,- themselves, the company and confirmed the matter came up at key officers financially against a directors' meeting in 1966 and public knowledge, Howard Butcher sued Butcher punishable by $10,000 fine two years in jail or both. Directors vote members of the club invested in year before it merged with the companies that the Penn Central New York Central to form the charges of wrongdoing - charges said it was deferred until after III, a later invested in or acquired nation's largest railroad in a not long in coming. completion of the Pennsylvania - Philadelphia stockbroker and the The directors, at the control of, and in one case made marriage that would end less Irad student charged Company records obtained by New York Central merger in The Associated Press show the 1968. three - year policy carried a Records show only director named in that initial suit, resigned at a meeting of the board Sept. 24, 1968. He September 1968 meeting, voted to set up an ethics committee to conduct their own investigation a $212,000 profit. Club members denied their than three years later in the largest corporate failure in history. based on Spartan Village graduate about 1:30 a.m. Friday at $305,000 price tag and, due to a Records show directors denied that his resignation was into trading of Pennsy stock and transact According to the records the dent was free on bond Sparrow Hospital. The child was timely change in Pennsylvania approved purchase of the $10 prompted by the suit, which still to look into "possibly conflicts of inside information, suggestion was made by David C. inday after standing mute dead on arrival at the hospital, state law, the full cost was million policy in June 1968, is pending before a federal interest on the part of directors At the eventful September Bevar He was then chairman of selecting it over a $5 million district court in New York. and officers, disclosure of ~ called by hospital placed on the tottering V~" TV "j ' Iday at arraignment to the 1QfiR . ard. mpptinf» met' a- reDort ■rge that he beat to death his employes, jvere told by Nam company. policy carrying a $247,000 At the same 1968 meeting information about the company . . given on the newlv ^he finance committee and had year - old daughter, at the child at his A spokesman for Lloyd's premium. records show Chairman Stuart and other matters relating to aDDroved "insurance protection 5^" a Pr,nciPal.a.r^itect in the ung Woo Nam, South Spartan Village apartment about which sells many directors and Three months later New York Saunders raised the issue of conduct of the directors and Jr.. , th comDanv and its ??"sy s acquisit!0" PrograJ™1 in graduate student and later took her to the officers D&O liability policies in accountant Simon Kaminsky trading on insider information officers..." Hrertors and offiS" which congressional staff reports Rprehended by MSU police hospital. the United States, refused to filed the first in what has and disclosed that a government Two years later that sectors ana oincers. _ and law suits charge - bled the Nam was released Friday after confirm or deny coverage of the become a blizzard of probe was then under way into committee made a report Purchase of a policy to company dry. posting bond of $3,500 set in Pennsy and its top executives. fil/ages the Lansing District Court. Police had no But a broker who sells policies further for Lloyd's in this country said information Sunday on the "I know for a fact that policy- placed with Lloyd's and was outlaw incident. was ■PEC. Yugoslavia (AP) - The "villages in Yugoslavia's rugged region have signed a kclaration outlawing the COME SNIFF OUR SNUFF Jndetta, officials reported. The pod feuds claimed 300 lives in past five years and 450 lirder attempts were reported roe period. V* We now blends to have eight different pick from including Dr. Rumney's mentholyptus from dot mixers England and Ozona from West TV RENTALS Germany. for Miss J $9.50 PER MONTH e delivery, service and picku Campbell's Shop merge into some of the | NEJAC TV RENTALS The Store With The Red Door snappiest sun-season outfits 337-1300 she's seen in a long time Our cotton coordinates are right on the dot of fashion '71 in red or navy staccatoed with lots of white dots. Sizes 5 to 13 Left Shaped jacket $14. Ring-buckled skirt $10. Right: Cutaway tunic. $12. Straight-leg pant. $11. two for tea From one beer lover to another. Jaodbson's jAop MICHIGAN TRB FROM WASHINGTON O TATE NEW! UNIVERSITY o 'Mi; What if Hubert Humphrey won FREDERICK J. LESLIE Here it is time again for the annual State campaign organization having something to it was a good thing that Hubert Humphrey You can't trust the advertising manager of the Union speech and the administration do with 1972 under the wing of the Atty. defeated two years ago. It is a disloyal Democrats ,, ■ is all scrubbed up. We're going to have a Gen. Mitchell, but it will be privately was thought, in a way, because we have always Mr. Humphrey had won would probably see in iqco d|l MARK EICHER, managing editor new Nixon -- a humane, compassionate, funded, you understand; political in a liked Hubert. But, you know -• he's a and like as not, inflation todl ED HUTCHISON, city editor reflective, genial, bi • partisan, friendly nonpolitical way. spender and all that; there's no knowing of trade unionists who unemployment too i I BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor Nixon -• a man who loves the poor and the Mr. Chotiner what the deficit would be if he were hard for him must be didn't work I KEN KRELL, editorial editor blacks, and the unemployed and yes, even taught Mr. Nixon the political game and has longer and stronger president. We had this treacherous thought they have Richard Nixon. grateful todi,!5l GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor the young people (who now have the vote, as we read Mr. Nixon's shy confession to attractive man Hub* personal ties with him than anybody else. personally, you undent"I 18 years to 21.) It was Chotiner's speech in 1955 that put Howard K. Smith after the hour long but elect like that and a man I - you man Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award They've done a retooling job on Spiro down in black and white how to win a televised conversation the other day: "You tight money, and economic for outstanding journalism. Agnew, too, and though it isn't quite campaign: "There know," he said, "I am a Keynesian." That a stock market slowdown I finished yet he's having his face lifted and are many people who shook us. Here is a man who keeps abreast slump and people fearful is being fitted to a fine new image; he will say...we want to conduct a constructive keeping their jobs. campaign and point out the merits of our of things; he's found out about Keynes and Let's be honest about be humane, kindly, cozy, genial, easy - candidate. I say to you in all sincerity that, is bold enough to come out and say so. economic It, we doh».l going and maybe even folksy and if you do not deflate the opposition Above all, he has flexibility; when the rest some turbulence, temporary; "1971 In essence will be,UH but if. ,I EDITORIALS whimsical, if Bill Saffire can think of some good gags. candidate before your own candidate gets of the country shifts its position he can year and 1972 will be a very good v2l started, the odds are that you are going to shift as fast as anybody. Mr. Nixon says so. Furthermore This is going to be the beginning of an be doomed to defeat." If you don't think the new Keynesian is starting an activist course you feel ail I thoiZ.1 era of good feeling so far as Mr. Nixon is Nixon is quite a change, let me quote some This wouldn't apply to Ed Muskie now, having him handle It. He knows whe*!l concerned, and if the truce doesn't hold it of the remarks that Gen. Eisenhower made draw the line. Expansion, will be the fault of the President's critics. would it -- in the harmonious beginning of about his vice president in the campaign of for medical and school and yes; but a J!l the new Congress? Well, it will be employ.!! I New committee Murray Chotiner, Mr. Nixon's hatchetman, is leaving the White House, where he has been over conspicuous as old interesting to see surfaces in the months to where Mr. Chotiner come. 1960. "So I come here again to tell you my conviction," Gen. Eisenhower said, "that Richrd Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge and training opportunities bills, expand is to give business leg a Thewiv!! • up wiu, I $2.6 billion tax reduction; Special Counsel, and he is going to an In this mellow new atmosphere of a offer to America the finest type of trickle down. Hubert prosperity J| undisclosed job in a private capacity. Some governmental year starting on a new cycle, leadership that is today available in this have had the Imagination for Humphrey woultol believe that he will be director of a we can't help feeling that maybe, after all. nation," (Nov. 2, I960) Gen. Eisenhower that. I feeble Mr. President needs a flexibility. juJ step backed Mr. Nixon because he felt he would keep the faith, balance the budget, not run after these queer new economic nostrums. that's what our man Nixon has. Tib ■ Vietnam; isn't it fine how he is bringinetif I boys home? There is talk that some He told the GOP Convention, "Here we of I them are getting a bit edgy Ull| The House of Representatives owe him favors. Thus an established encounter a major difference between the demoralized, and two parties: We as Republicans, reject the smoking pot took a feeble step last week toward playfully "fragging" their officers, modifying its stifling seniority system. congressman with a stable of argument that healthy growth can thus be is all exaggerated. butthitlB important contacts is a power to be Under the new plan - passed reckoned with. In this light, the new separately by both party caucuses - caucus approval system may prove to committee chairmanships would be be nothing more than a rubberstamp In this mellow new atmosphere of a subject to approval by party for the perpetuation of the seniority governmental year starting on a new cycle, we system. can't help feeling that maybe, after all, it was a The question now is whether this The optimum system would be to good thing that Hubert Humphrey was defeated represents a change in fact or only in have all base posts delegated by vote two years ago. It is a disloyal thought, in a way, appearance. The potential for more of the entire body. Technically, this because we have always liked Hubert. democratic action is available but is what takes -- place now. In fact, it will require drive and, quite however, the senior members of the possibly, courage to move the weighty majority party are assured onus of tradition. appointment by strict party line bought from the funds of the federal Vietnam is a good example of M The curious thing is that the old vote. Severe penalties are meted out treasury." Nixon's ability to adjust. He we u In other speeches the general system wherein tenure alone to representatives who bolt to the charged outstanding hawk and rattled the sabre i: I that "to indulge in deficit spending is not articles in Reader's Digest all through the I determined committee appointments opposition on this issue. only robbing our grandchildren; it is the 60s: "Win this crucial war -- and wink was, in the final analysis, tradition - Partisanism in the House will not way of the political coward." Yes sir, he decisively." (August, 1964); "It is time to | based itself. The situation under the be believed in a balanced budget and he stand firm wiped out in the foreseeable achieved what some people had heretofore and then new plan could easily prove to be no future. But the single viable forward"(November, 1964); "We ml more than old wine in a new bottle. thought impossible, three sizable recessions fighting not just in the interest of the I alternative remains to liberalize the in eight years, an unbalanced budget and United States but for peace, freedom Jul There is power, official or party caucus machinery. Some inflation. All at the same time. | progress of all people." (December, 1 otherwise, in longevity. The longer headway was made last week, but If Hubert Humphrey had won in 1968 And so on. Now, of course, public opinion has been around he would have favored an activist H one the more the major restructuring has yet to policy all has changed -- Mr. Nixon has changed, too. the time, but when Mr. Nixon comes out | people he knows and more people occur. for it, why, that's news. "What we're You going see what we mean to do first is to have an expansionary Humphrey. A good man, in a way, but | JTA&tts:,. budget," Mr. Nixon told Nancy Dickerson lacks class. Just imagine -- if he had woi in a monology to a short question that Muskie would be vice president and n< Supreme Cou "Just what kind of a place do you think I'm running here?'' took half a column of print in The New York Times. Spiro! No "nattering negativism." We can't stand the thought. nabobs oil OUR READERS' MIND judge9s contemp The Supreme Court cleared the air last week on the conditions under The hopefully, new Supreme Court ruling, will resurrect some Fraternities need To the Editor: new directions which a judge may impose a resemblance of This might be good for business; but if justice from the fraternity houses. Too, opportunities for the amount of service they give to the less contempt of court citation. In an Chicago Seven trial. The parallels It is the beginning of a new term, the the frats were the excellent organizations meeting more people are definitely found fortunate in the area. Then they * | second for me; again we are harassed opinion written by Justice William between the Supreme Court case and by that these ads claim them to be, this would in the dorms. earnest petitions from the become genuine, meaningful and u many be general knowledge and Douglas, the court unanimously the Hoffman debacle are uncanny. In fraternities psychological Why, then, do people join frats? Let me organizations again. on campus. It seems that their publicity would be unnecessary. A short, relate a brief incident which accidently decided that a judge who has been each case, the defendants persisted in purposes, as well as their methods, for straight We should not be afraid to do away with I forward, informative article gave me the answer. Last term I received the old and insulted in court may immediately disrupting the courtroom. In each encouraging new members need careful re - explaining that open house (or "rush" as it a "ring in the new," especially ■ telephone call from a particular fraternity when we know it will benefit everyone! impose a contempt sentence. case the judge said examination. has come to be called) is to be held in this member, as I am sure many first - term [ nothing about the Recent ads in the State News have been or that Updating or popularizing one's image is However, if he waits until the end of disruption until the end of the trial, fraternity, along with an address, freshmen did. He informed me that I was far cry from a the hitting us with perverse psychological etc. would suffice. It would sell itself to invited to "rush" and offered me a ride. change in purpose. trial, he must allow another when he handed out tactics which I hope have been as Richard Politowsb ■ contempt those who are genuinely interested. When I began to show my lack of interest judge to give a contempt hearing. sentences. unsuccessful in convincing others as they What are the benefits of "Greek" Kane, Pa., freshman■ This new ruling will do a great have me. Without going into those living? by a prolonged silence, he eagerly added: Jan. 18,19711 ads, let Realistically, I must admit that they do "You will be able to have all the booze and deal to prevent any retakes of the us examine the ideas which such publicity enhance social life — meeting and learning women you want." Of course, I politely We do not sympathize with the could possibly imply. Hardly any students to live with other Chicago Seven trial. If contempt are unaware of the existence of people. However, with told him I was not interested and hung up. conduct of courtroom frats, their relaxed dorm regulations and many sentences were to be given, the disrupters, benefits, etc. Advertising has become a Now, his answer gives the main reason defendents and lawyers should have but a defendent deserves fair warning opportunities for non - dorm living thi» why guys join fraternities. The activities he means of convincing consumers to obtain almost becomes a moot point. before being issued Certainly mentioned are quite enjoyable, to be sure. been warned. Judge Julius Hoffman contempt things which they really do not need and citations. The threat to justice comes physical living conditions in a dorm are However, if I had again protested, I am made a serious error in judgment in would be better off without. considerably better than in nearly all the certain he would have added: "Greek life Contest delaying any mention of contempt not only from unruly defendents but will bring out the best in also from judges who you, give you citations until the last day of the persist in realistic living situations, ..." There lies misuing their contempt powers. Cultu ral trial. the contradiction! continues repression Faternities are also organizations for mistaken status seekers, typical of a Soviet one To the Editor: Judging by the Associated Press release in this sanctioning country) is the now on record as "Consciousness II" (Reich) outlook. One who is automatically wearing your frat's pin is Say, out there, you guys ai a real Agnew theory of your equal; everyone else is on the Tate trial (Wed., Jan. 20) it appears "subversive music." Government officials second rate. Fraternities do take one's gas. Your response to the Last Annua that we are about to witness in Amerika's most populous state (i.e. Ron money. In the end, its members are those Philip J. May Memorial Corner • When the Strategic Arms a new style of Soviet's SS9s the Soviets' huge Limitation Talks (SALT) resume in — repression in this country. The prosecution Reagan) are now actually saying that they who have it to give, but not much else in Cutting Contest and Residence Ha nuclear rockets which supposedly (the State of California) in that trial has believe the Beatles are capable of the way of personality. Sale has overwhelmingly inspiring They purchase an been Vienna March 15, Nixon could destroy U.S. Minutemen tried to show a connection between someone, with lyrics from their songs, to outward sign of status for security; and it is gratifying. We only wish we had more administration representatives may Manson's alleged' crime and the music of commit acts of blood and death. surely a false one. missiles in their silos. the Beatles. The acceptance of this line of I may have prizes to award; it would take the discover they've had the rug pulled But according to recent reasoning exaggerated my points of wisdom of Solomon to spread a mere On first analysis this may just appear to seems to be growing with incredible speed criticism for the sake of out from underneath the Anti - administration reports, the Soviets - emphasis. three prizes out over both the entries be another application of "silent in the minds of middle - Amerikans as well Nevertheless, what 1 have said is generally Ballistic Missile system (AMB) as a majority" we've received without explanation - have stopped philosophy in our court system. When seen as in our institutions the truth. I think that is so far. (i.e., the courts). For why frats are "bargaining tool." building their SS9 missiles. in the light of recent Agnew those who see my conclusion as panic - having increasing difficulty in filling their So, although we know Nixon strategists and And condemnations of rock music, it becomes ridden, keep in mind that five years ago membership quotas. Hopefully, Reich in we'll continue to be deluged wi that could prove administration backers have pressed much more. In past months Agnew has not many people in this country would his "The Greening of America" is correct entries, we want you to keep • embarrassing for the American been wooing the "silent majority" with his ever believe that My Lai or Kent State in asserting that the youth are moving this weather eye out for still more ways 0 for ABM congressional approval over delegation since the only rationale portrayal of rock music as having a "pied could happen. country to "Consciousness III." I am sure save the University's money, and keep the past two years by using the for an ABM system is to knock out that this piper'effect on the minds of young people Watch for cultural repression of young renouncing of the Greek life is those campus mail carriers strearr,nfl argument that the system was the SS9s. as it leads them down the road to drugs people to follow the paths of political indicative of it. What we really need, since frats up to 341 Student Services Bldg needed not only to protect In the international game of one (i.e., "With a Little Help From My repression which is now underway in by their Americans who haven't yet invested Friends," etc.). It begins to sound like Amerika. false standards are Judges Krell, Adams and Bender. ups - manship, the Soviets have a lot becoming outmoded, are in fallout shelters, but also to place something straight out of a John Birch Don Carnahan organizations similar in purpose to the of nerve toying with the balance of leaflet but don't be deceived by that. East Volunteer Bureau. the United States in Lansing resident They could compete in a better strength while the two sides are in Considering the fact that such a theory Jan. 20,1971 serious endeavor to outdo one another in bargaining position with the Soviets the middle of negotiations. has already been sanctioned by the second at the SALT talks. highest official ir. the federal government, And while it would seem that this CERTAINLY.. .TAKE CLASSICAL MUSIC, Late in the SALT talks last fall, Amerika may be ready for a quasi - official FOR INSTANCE ...TWO PEOPLE WHO is a good opportunity for the United indictment of youth culture as SHAREP A LOVE FOR BEETHOVEN the Soviets suggested a disarmament States to stop building its ABMs, we contributing to the moral decay of its way COULD BECOME VERY CL0$E... deal to limit the ABM defenses to have little doubt that Nixon will find of life. Washington and Moscow, but so far some other excuse to continue the Whether or not an "official Nixon has refused the offer, indictment" of rock culture comes out of claiming ABM buildup. If not, Americans may this trial does not alter the fact that the he seeks ABM an limitation, but only have to begin building fallout State of (California, (often referred to as a part of a package curbing the shelters again. good "weathervane" of the political winds Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 25, 1971 5 |he iver EDITOR'S NOTE: This is first of a four - part series Michigan development plan stirs environmentalists, property owners and legislators. The lake planned to behind the dam have a maximum is been estimated by to be $25.8 million. the planners controversy developed largely in the past nine months, the plan had its The GRWC is a quasi - governmental agency created by The plan attempts to show Tn the controversial Grand how the river can best meet the surface area of 1,700 acres. Only the lake on Doan Creek beginnings in the late 1950s This committee also includes Michigan Public Act 253 (1964) ^iver Basin Plan. steadily increasing needs of the Eleven miles further upstream from the first dam, another one is planned water to have a constant level, making it suitable when was a U.S. Senate committee formed to study water representatives from the State of to "study, report, survey, recommend, advise and By BOB ROACH public in such areas as is for such recreation as boating, Michigan, the Federal Power planned near Williamston. It resource needs. Commission and the cooperate" with other federal, and recreation, agriculture, will hold back a pool with a fishing and a fish and wildlife state and local agencies on In 1963, the Grand River was departments of Agriculture, BOB CALVERLEY consumption, sewage disposal, maximum surface area of 8*700 matters related to water fish and wildlife, flood control one of 16 river basins selected Commerce, the Interior and I State News Staff Writers and navigation. It encompasses The Okemos and Williamston by the committee for a detailed Health. Education and Welfare. resources. It is composed of A third dam is planned for pools would have fluctuating elected officials from local Pifty years from now, some the entire Grand River Doan Creek, which enters the water levels and be used for study. However, the coordinating Michigan governmental units § more than twice as many of watershed. Red Cedar between the locations flood control and improving The study commenced under committee meets only twice within the Grand River basin. ■ will be washing our bodily Plan for future of the first two dams. This water quality. the auspices of the ad hoc Water yearly to oversee the general Ites into and drinking out of "We have only 31 inches of proposed dam and 2,700 - acre It is during the late summer Resources Council (WRC), operation of the planning study; Dale W. Granger, chief of the T water that flows down the water a year to work with," said lake will be two miles and fall that the Grand River has Hydrological Survey Division of End River into Lake Michigan. John H. Kennaugh, executive only one of many organizations from where Doan Creekupstream practical operation is directed by created by President Kennedy to the Dept. of Natural Resources, empties its greatest water quality begin work while Congress PI a nulatii a casual observer of the has been the Michigan r secretary of the Michigan Grand involved in the planning, and into the Red Cedar, and south of problems. The natural decreasing passed enabling legislation. Subcommittee. Cedal% one of the tributaries River Watershed Council, one of that millions of flow of the river is less able to representative on the coordinating ■ the Grand River, may note the Michigan 1-96. This legislation was passed by This subcommittee includes committee since 1963, but in organizations connected residents will benefit from Objections absorb the sewage entering it. Congress in 1965 in the form of the Corps of Engineers, the It the river is already showing with the plan. "We've got to improved agriculture, flood If all three dams were built, The planners would use water 1966 he began to share the the Water Resources Planning of severe strain. plan for the future." Dept. of Agriculture's Soil committee assignment with the control, fishing, boating, dikes would be needed around stored during the spring runoff Act, which formally established Conservation Service, the Dept. ■go it should not be surprising Opponents of the plan have swimming, parkland and a portions of Williamston, to increase the volume of the the WRC. of the Interior's bureaus of newly formed GRWC. it some people want to change charged that it is another Corps cleaner river. Webberville and Fowlerville. river in the summer and thus The WRC is comprised of thf With bright orange, blue and I manner in which the Grand of Engineers "pork - barrel" Three of 24 proposed dams, Highway 1-96 and the Grand dilute the sewage. This process is secretaries of the Interior, thf Outdoor Recreation and Sport white pamphlets, the GRWC has Fisheries and Wildlife, and its ^cumulates water and project which will upset the with resulting backed - up lakes, Trunk Railway cross the called low - flow sewage Army, Agriculture and Health. been actively publicizing and Federal Water Pollution Control •nsports it to Lake Michigan. river's ecological balance, are on the Red Cedar River and proposed lakes in at least four augmentation (LFSA). Education and Welfare and the Administration and the Federal "coordinating" the coordinating ■A comprehensive plan for the inundate thousands of acres of its 'Dilution no solution' tributaries, according to places, necessitating causeways chairman of the Federal Power Power Commission. committee's comprehensive - term development of the farmland, displace thousands of "Appendix Q," the preliminary and bridges. "Dilution is no solution to Commission. The State of Michigan plan, although Executive ■ier and related land resources families, cost many million.:, of document released by the Corps Much of the land which pollution," point out those Study group nted thi Secretary Kennaugh told a I the Grand River watershed, dollars more than presently of Engineers. would be flooded is presently opposed to the plan. They have Responsibility for conducting subcommittee by the Water Michigan legislative committee Imulated at least in part by estimated and benefit only a few The closest dam to the MSU farmland and many families made low - flow sewage the study itself rests with the Resources in December that the Commission, the e Army Corps of Engineers, people. would be displaced. campus is located near Okemos, augmentation one of the most Grand River Basin Coordinating organization is "not yet i recent months created a Those who have drawn up the 14 miles upstream from where Dept. of Natural Resources and The cost of the Red Cedar controversial aspects of the plan. Committee (established by the endorsing any position on the n of controversy among the Grand River Watershed plan point out that the corps is the Red Cedar enters the Grand. portion of the plan alone has Although the controversy has WRC) of which the Detroit Council (GRWC). plan, per se." 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It uses up, the theater really came 2 p.m. conducts (FM) the - DUTCH CONCERT HALL: Jean Philharmonic Orchestra of Fou^| £ dance hit of 1968, will play song alive, and it stayed alive Broadcasting Foundation and music by Roussel the NetherJIII many, many of the old Cohan almost all the way through a and Debu«v ■ at 8:15 Tuesday and p.m. sdngs, which by now have vibrant show based on the life 8 p.m. (FM) WORLD OF OPERA: "Pelleaset Melisand Wednesday in the University burned their way into the and good times and grand Debussy. :£ Auditorium as part of the heart and dated into Tuesday songs of the man who g continuing MSU Lecture - immortality. Before you can personified Broadway." 11:30 a.m. (AM) DOWN TO THE SEA: - Concert Series of Broadway "Erosion- say they don't write songs problems of beach and shoreline erosion. :¥ shows. like that anymore, they are Tony Tanner and members 1 p.m. (AM) - LECTURE - DISCUSSION: "Citizens of The musical is about, and of the New York production Seventies, The New American Man," Dr. Carl singing the next one." Rogers, Center! has songs written by, George of "George M!" that will play the Study of the Person. Barnes further commented g M. Cohan (1878-1942), the that "if you think tap at MSU will sing such classic 1 p m. (FM) - MUSIC THEATER: "George M!" most versatile showman in numbers as "Give My Regards 6:30 p.m. (FM) - RADIO SMITHSONIAN: Music w the annals of the American dancing is dead — see this to Broadway," "You're* A interviews from the 1970 Festival of American show. Itsghost will make you Grand Old Flag," "Over 7 p.m. (FM) - BOOKBEAT: Anthony Folklore pJn stage. "George M!" opened to •:•: critical raves and ran for 13 very happy." There" and other Cohan "Shakespeare." Burgess, author J months to packed houses. John Chapman of the New favorites. 7:55 p.m. (FM) - MSU BASKETBALL: MSU vs. NotreIW Clive Barnes of the New York Daily News wrote at South Bend. Tickets are on sale at the S York Times said that "George "when the house lights 10 p.m. (FM) - BOSTON SYMPHONY M!" "involves all that Union Ticket Office with a William Steinberg conducts Roger's "Variations and ORCHESTRA. dimmed and the band struck student discount available. Theme by Mozart, Op. 132," and Bruckner's Fugueob> "Symphony No :*SSS in E." Wednesday 1 p.m. LECTURE - DISCUSSION: 'The New (AM) - of New Human Values for a Technological Creatio Switch Age," James Trnsv" to gas reduces pollution MSU. °' 1 p.m. (FM) - MUSIC THEATER: "7th Heaven " 8 p.m. (FM) - BBC WORLD THEATER: "Love's Labour1! Lost" by William Shakespeare. While economy was the bonus in the form of reduced air Thursday completed just before Christmas, coal's ash content was also 10:30 a.m. (AM) - DUTCH CONCERT primary consideration, the pollution. Kavanaugh said the University he said. The vapor rapidly extended its HALL: Radio increasing. existing gas main Philharmonic Orchestra plays music by Robert recent conversion of MSU's The waves of white smoke did not consider the conversion dissipates into the atmosphere, from Mt. Schumann Power Plant 65 from coal to Faced with price increases while the dark coal smoke holds Hope Road to the Mozart and Delannoy, conducted by Jean Fournet. billowing from the stack on in earnest until faced with rising plant, Kavanagh said. 11:30 a.m. (AM) - SPECIAL: An Assessment of natural gas brought the these clear winter days that would exceed budget together longer before some ash Democratit are prices and deteriorating quality Installation of control and University an environmental "mostly water vapor." Joseph F. of coal shipments. allowances, the physical plant particles eventually fall back to Hopes for the Presidency in 1972, from National Educational staff began planning the the ground. metering devices and a larger Radio. Kavanagh, the physical plant line to the boilers preceded 1 p.m. (AM) - LECTURE - DISCUSSION: engineer who directed the "There was always some conversion last March, he said. Tradition) The University has signed a actual boiler conversion work conversion, said Friday. consideration because the plant The trustees formally approved Foreign Policies and the National Interest." Ake Sandler and D. contract at lower rates which which began on Nov. 9. Stack emissions from the (named for the year of its the plans in June and Consumers George Kousoulas. allows the power company to plant consist of vapor from the completion -- 1965) was built Power Co. began preliminary boilers and "some slight gas with a gas - burning capability," work in the fall. interrupt gas service on 24 New student stores hours' notice^at times of peak emissions," Kavanaugh said, but he said. "We were Durning TONY TANNER these At the time of conversion, demand. At those times the are not of pollutant powdered coal and used gas in coal costs had reached 60 cents the boilers for warm power plant would revert to quality and contain no up and per million BTUs while the - particulate matter. coal ignition." burning coal. comparable figure for gas is now .The While aware of the pollutant Kavanagh said he feels no Long - stable coal prices began 43 cents and may still decrease "Yankee! nature of coal used until the to rise more than a year ago, somewhat, Kavanagh said. interruption will occur this year. doors today Doodle $125,000 conversion Kavanagh explained, while the Additional savings will rise from to open was "Just last week they got us Dandy Show ' decreased maintenance expenses through the coldest weather Alive on Stage and discontinued coal and ash we'll probably see this year," he handling. N.Y.Cast and said. Reduced air pollution is most Scenic Production student oriented ★ evident on a clear day when Preliminary work for the - type place so we started out I ★★★★★★ working on consignment for stereo equipment.' r white clouds of water vapor conversion began in September "A BLOCK BUSTER MUSICAL" today. one of the 10 student owners of the store said. L stand out against the blue sky, when Consumers Power Co. The complex of stores, located at 217 Ann St. off Grand River Avenue, will Magnolia Thunderpussy sells new and used I Jan. 26 & 27 "8:15 p.m sponsor a grand stereo equipment and water beds. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM opening sale through Feb. 6. Globe Jewelers sells handicrafts and Tickets on sale at The stores, located in the basement below the Maiden Voyage Record creations and also sells items on glass I SHUTTLE BUS Shop, collectively are consignment. The Upper Room sells papers, candles mil I UNION TICKET OFFICE called 8th Dwarf and include I TONY For Our Service Thunderpussy Student Stereo Co-op and Water Magnolia clothing. E Beds, the Upper Room and Globe Jewelers. It's like miniature flea market here," I TANNER Customers A first prize of a free queen - sized water bed will be awarded to a customer owner said. a at I during the grand "Ninetyper cent of the stuff is brought in by I opening in addition to other prizes of students to sell to students," he said. I merchandise and gift certificates. Store hours are 10:30 a.m. to 6 "We decided the p.m. Mondavi community could use a through Saturday and Wednesdays till 9 p.m ■ "A BLOCKBUSTER MUSICAL." —Jack Gaver U.P.I. Glenn Herriman Volkswagen, Inc. Judge warns universities Jan. 26 & 27 8:15 p.m. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Tickets on sale at the UNION TICKET OFFICE to maintain apolitical standi Judge Wade H. McCree of the reprisal and political controls," - GENERAL THEATRES 'ickets On Sale Now For Sixth U.S. Circuit Service System, through I Court of he said. .SPARTAN TWIN WEST Appeals said Thursday that "no McCree, speaking at the deferment policies, has made the I one has the right to commit the university into "the only refuge | ^ TN S EE EI Hospitality Inn before the for the draft resister." A"T"JHTS ^ ' university as an any side of the great institution on issues of the Harvard Michigan, Club said of members Central of "The evil consequence once in the university they do not I rKZII/C A tascinating7ffiSc"c*'V The Boys day." "To do so would be to invite academic communities "should identify with its purposes P I AOBCftT mdfoad miCHAdJ. pouard / If/I, Abrasively contemporary! participate in these issues, but only as individuals." They see instead to use the university as a vehicle for social I | 'McCree, a member of the UTTU FAUSS 'Magnificent!mlss lt!il In the Band Harvard Board of Overseers, change, he said. McCree was critical AAD BIG HALSV stressed that the university has AN ALBERT S «UOOY MOOUCTION .R. few widespread misuse of the term | natural defenses and is a "relevant." . "A masterpiece! February 11,12,13,18,19,20,25,26,37 highly vulnerable institution. "'Relevant' is one of the W I "The university does not exist words of our time." The wort I The movie to see in 1970!'J At the Union, Campbell's & Marshall Mu; l," he said. "The has ceased to have any I greatest external force that is meaning. Spokesmen for many I exerting impact on our an movements today dismis I universities today is the lack of MSU LECTURE policies out of hand with the I It will not, I think, - BROADWAY SPECIAL CONCERT SERIES consensus in society at McCree said large." the Selective comment, 'It isn't relevant, McCree said. "A BLOCKBUSTER MUSICAL/' ever fade fro memory !"\ NEW YORK PRODUCTION • THIS IS THE lit ONE! tabfcT"-* TONY TANNER Today At: 7:30 • 9:20 JLUMBiA PICTURES Presents a BBS Produc JACK FIVE % <;eo>v*»e m! EH , . STAGE I !§| m NATIONAL general theatres SPARTAN TWIN EAST GEORGE M.C0HANn • ENDS TUESDAY »5-ln Cai - COLOR! Barbra Streisand MICHAEL STEWART JOHN and FRAN PASCAL George Segal K ULTIMATE TRIP! MARY COHAN The Owl BARGAIN HOUR! — and the 1:30-2:30 All Se?ts 75c Today At: 2:00-3:25-5:20- Jan. 26 8t27 8:15 p.m. Pussycat 7:15-9:10 Tickets UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM on sale at Union Ticket Office Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 25, 1971 7 2.00 Cigarettes Opaque Minorities charge U' inaction 3/95' Panty Hose $J09 results have just not come "to determine the causes for this Limit 1 Limit 3 about," he said. "They have high drop out rate." talked about it, they have made He also said counseling and t: x plresAfter "l-30- 71 East Lansing Store Only promises, they have initiated advising services are needed for The projects, but as usual they have mothers as well as better medical University has not all responded to the needs of come to naught." and legal services for other 1.75 2.50 The speakers said MSIJ has 12 Chicanos. American Indians and Mexican Americans who constitute a American Indian students, and 25 to 30 Chicanos. "Not only here at MSU but Virginia Maid Opaque Panty "minority within a minority," statewide, legislation has been two minority students said Alliance dissatisfied passed in years previous that Panty Hose Hose One Size Thursday night. Pamp said the Indian Youth tends to exclude the Mexican "With supporting services in alliance is dissatisfied with the mind, the University has made a American Indian program American from any active participation in this so called SJ09 lot of promises and lip service to directed by John Winchester in Limit 3 Limit 3 str of Am improve the American Indian the Center for Urban Affairs, society," Trevino said. E 1 MAfterni 30 71 programs on this campus. But the results have not yet become (CUA). He said Ea s^Unsing St e°0or n1y some former migrant "The only way we're going to Moose Pamp, director workers, who have taken up "a 1.00 1.79 of the Great Lakes Indian Youth cooperate with the Center for sort of semi - permanent Urban Affairs is with Robert Alliance, said. residency in the state," are still Nylon Ballet LjfeUb'lUV ' Green (CUA director) unless the Pamp, Lansing junior, said he charged out of state fees at was a full - blooded Indian. He American Indian programs are MSU. spoke at a forum of the political restructured," Pamp said. "The Knee Socks Panty Hose ! science program is ineffective, and Tokenistic programs undergraduate there's little being done to committee moderated by Carroll Hawkins, associate professor of recruit American Indians to this Trevino said "tokenism" and "insensitivity" have been the 59' S-^39 campus." response from "all quarters" of Limit 3 i Limit 3 political science. Chicanos, Indians meet Jose Trevino, a native Mexican and E. Lansing senior, Both Pamp and Trevino said the University. r (Coupon) East Lansing Store Only * E ire'sAfte?"' 30 71 the dropout rate and generally "It has to be more than a meeting Thursday night, American Indians and Mexican Americans at M3U expressed said the situation is "just about low grades in high school are tokenistic programs," he said. dissatisfaction with programs initiated for both groups. Representing the two groups were the same for the Mexican 1.99 significant problems in getting "The problems keep Moose Pamp, right, director of the Great Lakes Indian Youth Alliance, and Jose Trevino, left, a Americans and Chicanos." Chicanos and Indians into MSU. compounding at a faster rate 10% off the S Labour's I native Mexican and East Lansing senior. Moderating was Carroll Hawkins, associate professor of "MSU has paid a lot of lip They said college admission than you can solve them." Spruce Non-Run political science. State News photo by Doug Bauman service and when it comes to standards and requirements Pamp said some efforts are discount price on some positive results, well, the make it difficult for minority being made to correct the Panty Hose groups to get in. situation but with long term all film developing 1,000 FANS THRILLED "Those (Indians) who results. "The actual results won't be M39 graduate from high school have a Limit 3 No Limit 4 low grade point as I did. But the seen until the fall of 1971 wheh (Coupon) '•>< (Coupon) mere fact that they got through the center (Center for Urban Expires After 1-30-71 Sly high school and graduated shows Affairs) has asked for an allotted ■ Sylvester Stewart, alias Sly Stone: black patent leather superstar exquisitely true executed self potential for work," Pamp said. doing to college "In most situations, Indian number of slots to be left open for American Indian students," he said. However, Pamp indicated the interest Indian high school Kodak Color Film 2.25 Flash Cubes boots (with three buckles). parodies, at first placing his students who put up with the ;,one of the world's greatest students have in coming to MSU superstars, thrilled 9,000 Complementing perfectly his hands on his hips and smiling at racism, discrimination and abuse : 126-620- 127 (Includes new X-Cube) < may be decreasing. simply divine red corduroy his bassist, only to outdo himself that they receive in high school superstar fans Saturday "It's a direct result of lack of fcht in Jenison Fiftldhouse with of the world's greatest velour hat (replete with a genuine black feather), these by snapping his fingers and saying "yeah." and get their high diplomas are fully capable of school communication between the American Indian program here 891 $119 boots to lift off the doing college work," he added. 1 Limit 1 Limit 1 were seen Dispensing with his guitar and (the students)," he said. rplays offormer Stone, loners, superstarness. leader of the a group once described ground and return again at least twice. after solo, a brilliant three Stone - proceeded second to Services needed Different twist E f (Coupon) ^ ^ Ex ire(sCAfte°ni 30 71 Trevino said the dropout rate Hawkins said it is "almost the greatest group ever to Rounding out his stunning majestically recline on his bench Ipear in the men's restroom of ensemble were a Harry Belafonte in preparation for the heretofore in Lansing in high school is pathetic the way (Chicanos) try 8.00 ' 14.95 b Lodi, Calif., Civic Center and - type open ■ to - the - navel shirt unheard of feat of executing "around six times" that of both to identify." Jeat Packing House, gave a jacket and matching pants three more decorated with brilliant red and - or - less different blacks and whites combined. He said the 250,000 Chicanos in ''They want to be Americans," he said. College Daze Sylvania Sunlamp ■asterful exhibition of notes ■perstarness suitable for performed with all the elan and yellow patches. Stone concluded his concert Michigan came here to harvest crops but later removed Pamps said the situation had a different twist for the Indians. (Also called MSU Game) with Stand 1 liming. After breaking his previous with a rousing encore which themselves from the "migrant "We don't want to be | Such unheard - of feats as devastatingly poetic grace and record of arriving only two and ving in his rhythm guitarist's precision of a true superstar. one - half hours late, Stone included the epitomic superstar feat of looking at the keys of his stream." Americans. We are Americans," he said. "We're being Anglicized. S499 $995 ' Before tearing into one of pranced onstage at 10:55 (only Farfisa Limit 1 Limit 1 ~i and turning completely organ while occasionally ' He suggested the University We want to be allowed to follow superstardoin's alltime classics, one hour late), meekly found toof his ce acknowledge the drummer were Stone dipped deep into his confronted his vicious audience tapping his left foot,. Should sponsor research projects} ^ur own culture." -Exiflre^ATter^ 30^' East Lansing Sto*p Only East Lansing Store Only bottomless well of erudite and self - effacingly answered humility and warmly exclaimed, chorus after chorus of jeers with "I don't give a shit. I. Don't. .79 "Shut UP!!" Care." After 13 members of the 2 Bars Dove oliceman gives Occasionally strutting proudly audience applauded this loy Dishwashing from one end of the stage to the unthinkable display of humility, other while clapping both hands the superstar added, "And I'm Complexion Soap Detergent elf traffic ticket out of time and tripping only not a cocky asshole." once in the process, altruistically gave the audience Sly Stone sent rhythmic shivers pulsating up and down the spines 24' 22oz. 43' Limit 2 Limit 1 n cruiser crash glimpses of his shiny of the audience with his (Coupon) Expire's^After"l 30 71 gEEMEggBIB TTirarr I HAMPTON, Iowa (AP) - UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS iceman Richard A. Baker 1.79 1.75 e himself a traffic ticket last GRADUATE STUDENTS and FACULTY MEMBERS leek for failure to yield the THE ASSOCIATION OF PRIVATE CAMPS Head & Shoulders Arrid Extra fcht of way after his police mprising 350 outstanding Boys. 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Gn3nd River MERIDIAN MALL LANSING MALL Next to the Card Shop j| v Minimum Delivery Charge - Delivery 5 p.m. - 11 p.m. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -SPORTS Monday, January is |(1 leers By RICK GPSSELIN State News Sports Writer split with Gophers three minutes had expired. Don Thompson cashed in on the sixth attacker, but to no avail. The two teams traded scores 60 minutes of hockey. You can't expect a team to roll over for period Doug Peltier sco^ I power play, banging in the in the first period, with Samer you if you beat them the first As has been the trademark of rebound of Mike DeMarco's scoring for the Gophers and night." the MSU hockey team Larry Jakinovich connecting for point shot at only 40 seconds. In the first night of action, throughout the entire scascn. Captain Randy Sokoll evened the Spartans. the Spartans buried Minnesota lead to three again with the Spartans split a weekend the score by jabbing a Michel Though the MSU brigade before the Gophers realized that of D"n Nnegan's shot at series. This time, it was the Chaurest passout from the outshot the Gophers 13-5 in the the third session. they were in a hockey game. Minnesota Gophers who corner past Minnesota goalie second period, it was Minnesota Gilles Gagnon scored the only benefited from MSU's give away Dennis Erickson at 2:27. that took a two goal lead. John Thoemke goal of the first period, tipping got th.» ■ tactics in enabling the split. The Though the MSU unit kept Doug Peltier rolled a shot up in a shot by Bob Boyd. back for W.U 1 - „„., Minnesota ch«ii« "*1 Spartans won the first continual pressure on the Jim Watt's shoulder and into the Gagnon was in position for game of the two game set, 8-4, Gophers, it could not produce net for the second goal, and the team's second score with pulled a defenseman 1^1 but fell to Gophers the following the go-ahead goal. The Gophers Dean Blais directed a low point hardly a minute gone in the Thoemke all alone in front I night, 4-3. What :.iade it even eventually capitalized on MSU's shot by Bruce Mcintosh past a second period. Chaurest drilled a From that MSU third line point on it I worse was that the Spartans the noose around the Gophers in put offensive • mindedness, catching the Spartans up ice for a 3-on-l screened Watt for the marker. The Spartans outshot third shot wide of the Minnesota net, as Jakinovich, against Al thejil Lakino banging hard off of the boards the third period of the second situation. Craig Sarner took Minnesota 36-18 on the game. and shooting out on the other Bill Sipola each disposing of Minnesota scored^ game, but could not tighten it to advantage of the playmaking of "You can't win a hockey side of the net. Gagnon slapped insure the kill. The Spartans, down 3-1 going brothers Ron and Doug Peltier, beating Spartan netminder Jim game that unless are you have three lines playing hockey," the disc into the opening left by Chaurest's shot. 011J slipped a shot midway through the pery p3|I into the third period, came out as fired up as they have ever Watt victory. at 8:21 to clinch the Bessone said. "We didnt pull together until the third period, Mark Calder deked goalie Brad Shelstad on a partial Gopher accounting for the fin., cJJ Busy Spartan been this season and tied the game with two goals before Amo Bessone even pulling his goalie in favor of tried a and you just can't do that if you expect to win. You have to play breakaway for the third goal. The French Canadians, Surprisingly leading scorers over enough the weekZI for State Gagnon and Chaurest, clicked sophomore were a couple of st2| again on the fourth mark, with right wiJ| MSU right wingman Larry Jakinovich (19 in white) turns up ice in an attempt to take from a Minnesota player. Jakinovich scored two goals and two assists in the two game series for puck SEASON OPENER Gagnon getting the hat trick with his third goal of the Jakinovich Jakinovich accounted and Chaur»l for^ his best weekend of the season. evening. Chaurest made the goals and two assists a ft passout on the goal. weekend for any State News photo by Milton Horst player, Trackmen star The Gophers did manage to pull within two goals, the closest margin of the night, with dual less a third line set up player. Chaursl linemates Gagnon Sokoll twice each in tallyingk|® 46 FOR CARR By DON KOPRIVA marks midwav through the same four points. Other MSU wins came from Ralph Zoppa in State News Sports Writer the steeplechase, Bob Cassleman in the 600 and KALAMAZOO — MSU runners and jumpers the shuttle hurdle relay team. No alibis for UCLA after stole the spotlight fro>n the host Broncos as the Spartans dominated the Western Michigan Relays here Friday in the opening meet of the indoor The mile relay promised to be a fast one from the start as Al Henderson led off with a 48.9 quarter, followed by Mike Murphy with a 49.3. G-men foiled by SIU, track season. Murphy held the lead for Mike Holt and Holt MSU won five events, including both relays it produced a 48.6. Freshman Cassleman anchored entered, and broke one fieldhouse and meet and held off Gophers in 2 duals Northwestern 1st loss to Notre Dame a challenge with a mark and tied another relays mark in the process. 48.3. In the finest performance of the night, the Cassleman had earlier won the 600 in 1:11.4. MSU mile relayposted a brilliant 3:15.1, good The shuttle hurdle relay quartet Howard By United Press International enough to crack a 1968 Spartan unit's Read Doughty, Waybe Hartwick, Dave Martin and Lindner and teammate Frmil Wooden refused to alibi, even They've got to rate By MIKE ABERLICH us. as the Fieldhouse and meet records of 3:15.7. John Morrison — edged Notre Dame in 29.3. The Austin Carr never ran out of though his team is in danger of best we've played. And Herb Washington started off his Irish were clocked in 29.5. State News Sports Writer Benesh deadlocking at 8.85 for I junior third. gas Saturday while ramming 46 being toppled as the nation's No. Notre Dame never allowed year in the 60 - yard dash scene just as he had Morrison, Hartwick and Martin had earlier Ring ace Charles Ropieautt I points through the UCLA UCLA the upper hand. The ended his sophomore campaign, with a record taken 2 3 Even when far away as - - 5 in the 60 - yard high hurdles, as paced the well - balanced Siiut I defense as Notre Dame ended Bruins tied the game and a win. The Flint product, perhaps the finest behind Minnesota, Charlie Morse has a the Bruins' 14 game "If it was a bad game Big Ten champ Dick Taylor of attack in that event. His 9.21 winning for us, momentarily at 47 all with man in the world the short dash route, Northwestern. The low hurdles way of exciting a crowd. streak with an 89-82 upset win Notre Dame made it that way," 16:41 left, but Carr's accuracy zipped to a over 6.0 clocking in the semi finals to tie being run except in Big Ten meets. are no longer His performance against the easily beat out Linder i9.0i. Benesh (8.95) and Dan | before a national TV audience Wooden said. "People tell me from the field prevailed. MSU - his own meet and fieldhouse marks. He eased to Half miler John Mock switched to the mile Gopher gymnasts Saturday, Brunei and a full house at the Irish this was the best game Notre (8.85), while Morse grabbed 11 plays the Irish Tuesday night in a 6.1 triumph in the finals. Teammate LaRue and finished a tight third behind teammate Dave according to Coach George basketball arena. Dame has played, but all I can South Bend, aiming for its sixth Butchee was edged for second by Western Dieters in his first venture at that distance. Szypula, was "nearly flawless" fifth for MSU. Lindner captured I But UCLA Coach John judge is how they played against straight against the Irish. Michigan's Olden Wallace. Both timed in Dieters was clocked in 4:17.5 and Mock in even in a Spartan defeat, but first in the vault and the hi|hl were bar, ahd Dan Locke edged out 6.2. 4:17.8. Michigan's Mike Pierce claimed the win against Southern Illinois Morse on the parallel bars lo Eric Allen failed to win in his triple jump in 4:15.4. Thursday, Morse was slightly complete Thursday night's! specialty, but the junior football player - Other MSU placers included Randy Kilpatrick, upstaged by the high bar scoring. trackman upped his varsity record to 48 - 6, half third in the steeplechase; Pete Reiff, fifth in the performance of SIU's Tom The Gophers got two firsts I an inch better than the leap which won him the two mile; Gary VanElst, second in the shot put; Lindner. from sophomore Jeff Rock in I Big Ten indoor crown last March. and Bob May, fourth in the 1000 yard run. Lindner, a junior all - around their win Saturday. man' fbr' SIU coach fiill Meade, Rock beat out teammat* Rift I paced the Saluki barrage against Blesi and Spartan Dave Ziegert I the host Spartans for a 161.80 - for a win in floor exer 153.70 win. tied with Blesi for first in the | On Saturday it was the Good Times, Good Words Golden Gophers of Minnesota who socked it to the MSU vault. Russ Fystrom (horse), P Preston (rings) and Blair Hanson I gymnasts, walking away with a (high bar) were the other first I 158.40 - 154.95 victory. place finishers for the Gophers I Includes round trip jet Only Morse came out of the deluxe hotel. weekend for the Spartans with a 8 first place to show for it, days - 7 nights capturing the side horse against SIU and then moving the crowd Armed menf in Minneapolis with his parallel bar performance. Gary Morava and Lindner scent factories! finished one - two in floor exercise to begin the night for PARIS (AP) - Two i SIU, with Spartan captain armed with a rifle and a pi Mickey Uram (9.0) pulling a third. broke into two perfume I Almost every factories in the Paris suburbs! performer seemed troubled on the side during the night, entering one I horse, as it took Morse's 9.3 to factory by scaling a wall >nd ■ win that event. SIU's Ron Alden tying up two watchmen. 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The MSU divers endured a that started the Spartans' Rydze. MSU swimmers. John Thuerer most disappointing afternoon, trouble, as Jeff Lanini swam a The Spartans' Ken Winfield scored his usual doublevictory in as they lost to U-M for the first They made a game try at it, very strong race, led going into was next to feel the crunch, as the 500 and 1000 - yd. freestyle time in five years. but once again After finishing the Spartan the final stroke, and then was he turned the 200 - yd. butterfly races, and was followed by a respectable second on the one- swimmers fell short in their beaten by .7 second to finish in 1:57.2, only to find that two teammate George Gonzalez in meter board, Spartan Mike Cook annual attempt to upset the third behind Michigan's Wolverines had beaten him to the 1000 for of the Don one ran into miserable luck on the powerful tankers of Michigan, Peterson and Stu Isaac. the touchboard. Spartans' two sweeps in the highboard, and just couldn't get losing 71-52 here Saturday. Then the Spartan divers, who It began to look like MSU was meet. untracked. The final score showed the The other was an unexpected were competing without the never going to break the pattern, Wolverines on top by a 19 point services of injured ace Tom when Steve Mitchell got only a one - two finish by Lanini and margin, but the competition was Cramer, followed suit. Jud third for his 51.01 timing in the Larry O'Neill in the breatstroke. Fencers bomb much closer than that. The real Alward performed well on the 100 freestyle, giving Michigan its Lanini's time was less than a crusher for MSU came at the fourth straight sweep and 32 high board, and racked up a very second off the MSU team mid • point of the meet, when respectable 304.1 points, but got points in four events. record. The sweep was especially 2 dual foes U-M took the one - two spots in The meet did produce some only a third, finishing eleven satisfying because the Wolverines' entrants in the event MSU's fencing team defeated Lake Superior State College and were all highly-rated, topflight Milwaukee Tech Saturday at Grapplers fall twice Winfield excellent turned performance winning the 50 free by a fifth of a competition. Captain in an in Sault Ste. Marie to up its season record to 4 - 0. Led by Paul Herring in the second against still tough epee and Fred Royce in the Allan sabre, the Spartans scored a 21 - 6 victory over Lake Superior and Dilley won easily in his to Oklahoma, OSU a 14 - 13 win over Milwaukee. specialty, the 200 - yd. Victorious backstroke, and complemented that with a strong second in the MSU had four undefeated fencers in the tourney, Herring front and and Rouce at 5 - 0, Ira Schwartz their way to a one - two 200 free. Spartans Larry O'Neill (left) and Jeff Lanini i n on in the foil class at 3 - 0, and Ed finish against Michigan's breaststrokers. State News photo by Don Gerstner By GAHYSCHARRER and Mike Ellis at 134 and 142 tied the score but the Sooners over Hicks. DeVault's inexperience proved costly as he In many ways, the meet was decided by a very few yards. Haughn 1 - 0 with the sabre. State News Sports Writer opened up a big lead in the was a pin victim of Yoshire Had Lanini's excellent IM Captain Harry Sorenson had a 5 -1 mark in the sabre. following three matches. John Fujita. Fujita remained performance been just a shade Other MSU fencers included reshmen cogers Last year the Oklahoma State wrestling team was the guest of MSU but dealt its host a 17-16 Abajace lost a 6-2 decision at 150, Rick Radman got beat soundly by a 16-4 margin and Gerald Malecek was pinned by undefeated NCAA in dual meets champion Dwayne this faster (he had one poor turn on his backstroke leg), and had Robin Luce (3 - 3) and Chris Winfield's butterfly race been Held nearer his best (he has gone five (3 -3) in foil; Bob Rosenberg (3 - 2), Bill Mathers setback that also cut short a long Keller decisioned Malkovich, Jack Harris. The pin of Malecek 10-2. Ellis decisioned his seconds faster than he did (3 - 2), and Mark White (2 -1) in winning streak. Over the epee; Chuck Kroschell (2 - 4) in was more of a fluke than it was opponent, 3-0, but Abajace was Saturday), the Spartans would weekend the Spartans traveled -M in overtime to Oklahoma for meets with OSU and Oklahoma and again indicative of Harris' strength. Malecek attempted a switch but Harris went with the move and defeated, 8-3. have been only four points sabre. had a winning streak shattered. By NICK MIRON Istate News Sports Writer team in the contest throughout the first half with his 19 points, set up many plays in the second half when Robinson rampaged Tyler and Dave Clancy scored 23 and 20 points, respectively. This time the consecutive dual meet victories reached 14. The The Spartans came on strong Spartans went into the OSU with a fine team effort against meet as underdogs and lost to surprised Malecek by taking him down to the mats. Only :48 elapsed in the first period when the pin occurred. ALL YOU CAN EAT MONDAY ITALIAN SPECIAL ■ANN ARBOR — A shot by Bruce Zindel, at 177, defeated FROM NOON ON for 24 points. Lewis, a good deal the Wolverine press and man - to the No. 1 ranked team in the Ike Robinson with only 14 taller and stalkier than his team - - man coverage. The MSU frosh nation, 21-13. On Saturday teammate Tim Moxim in |conds remaining found it's leading counterpart, has been i the netting Saturday to improving and taking more of worked together and gathered night the Spartans wrestled with 14 team assists whereas the U - OSU and were upset 19-14. practice to get the starting assignment in the Oklahoma SPAGHETTI a 90 - 89 overtime victory for meets. Zindel decisioned his the team load on his shoulders M ball club was slightly less Against the Sooners MSU Includes tossed b Spartan freshman basketball opponent, 10-2. ■The field goal climaxed a since the season's start. The Spartan rebounders had a fruitful day under the organized with only 7 assists. trailed early in the meet when The Spartans were coached by Oklahoma's John Holms who was assisted by decisioned Lon Gary Hicks, Breece 6-0. Dave Ciolek drew with opponent and heavyweight Ben his $|50 salad and garlic toast. lrited MSU surge that brought backboards. Mike Ridley Lewis decisioned Mike Pete Kaligian. Traveling Matt Hicks, who normally wrestles at p Spartans back from apparent harvested 15 and Jenks pulled Brundidge, 3-1. when with 1:17 Aitch, who was performing 126, moved down one division On Friday night against the FRIDAY - Fish Fry 12 rebounds from the frenzied wining the Wolverines held a scouting duties, met his squad at because of Greg Johnson's scrambles under the boards. Cowboys, MSU trailed 11-0 after All you can eat! 82 lead. Crisler Arena but left the injury. Lester Seat decisioned - the first three matches. is the fleet Robinson who On paper the two teams coaching to Holms and Kaligian MSU's Tom DeVault by an Last year's NCAA runner-up lirred the rally as he drove for looked equal On the floor, in every respect. they were even who extended the frosh winning identical 6-0 score at 126. streak to three games. Decisions by Tom Milkovich Ray Stapp scored a 6-2 victory s135 ■ayup and shortly after stole closer. Both squads enjoyed p ball and raced in for another good shooting for the afternoon, The victory put the Spartans pointer. Robinson slightly more respectable 2 - ?d on his second basket and was as U - M averaged 51 per cent and the Spartans 47, The game at 3 a record against other colleges EXPERIENCE A Issed his free throw. On the and 4 - 3 over - all on the season. was a seesaw affair all the way Bound Rick Jenks was in turn The Wolverines took the loss as with neither team able to mount Reg. U.S. Pal. Juled. ■With the score 87 - 86 in favor a comfortable crest. A Wolverine attempt to their third against three victories. Pizza F 3121 E. Grand River Holiday Inn East Only IU - M Jenks quickly rifled in control the ball and thus protect ) free throws for a 88 - 87 lartan Ith lead. A U - M field goal 31 seconds remaining set a 78 - 77 lead late in the game was thwarted when the Spartans Open to Students, Faculty, Administration and their TONIGHT AND 1b regained the ball and went on to immediate families of MSU. stage for Robinson's casket fcler. - knot the score at 80 - 80. A last second Wolverine shot fell short. 8 days in EVERY MONDAY ■ A constant thorn in the side The Wolverines offered the I U - M, Robinson gathered in Spartans a balanced attack. SPAIN 1 points to copscoring honors, s24900 tWWk Working against both the high above the taller March 20 - 28 • ine players, Robinson Spartan zone and man - to - man defenses three members of the U Includes Jet Air, Deluxe )vided the spark that was to - M squad scored over 20 points. Hotel, Transfers, car, Jercome the Wolverines in the were led by hot - shooting ;r stages of the contest. They Sightseeing, party, etc. FULL SIZE PIZZA ONLY $1 Jake Whitten who hit 10 of 17 Call Frank Buck,351-8604 BTyrone Lewis, who held the field goals for 24 points. Terry BEFORE YOU READ THIS AD ON THE TEAC A-23, HI-FI DUYS HAS SOMETHING VERY IMPORTANT TO TELL YOU. popularity, YOUR MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY CLASS RING Men's Large Rings Men's Rings - ...Jt buy for (he budget minded cassette fan, with (LM) Medium Open Back $38.50* (JM) Medium Open Back $35.50* ind machines at new low prices. So step inside HiFi (LH) Heavy Open Back $44.00* (JH) Heavy Open Back $41.00* yhat your ears have been missing. 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CLASSIFIED 355-8255 355-8255 The State News does not permit racial or religious Employment (frankly speaking • by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Sale discrimination in- its BABYSITTER FOR 6 month boy. In LANSING OR East Lansing. One GIRL NEEDED, near campus. Share GECOnHitinn PORTABLE stereo P.I advertising columns. The bedroom . furnished. Large, airy M laaea tfiO RH tcc n. "Wi your home or mine. Near Walnut »• phone 35,J masti State News accept advertising which will not Street School, 7:30 - 5.30 p.m. Own transportation. References. rooms. Beautifully Air conditioned. maintained. Suitable . 351-3054. 5-1 27 KLH MODEL 41 for faculty, grad students, business • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against 485-1501. 1-1-25 Stereo Rooms - with Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or people, married couples. Lease. Dolby ,vsteni model 40 ***■ Auto Parts & Service national origin. MALE HIGH School graduate with 3 332-3135 or 882-6549. O automatic ,:>■ Aviation years sales experience, seeking full or part time employment. Scott receiver. Model 382-C Garrard syncro-jT? I a>| bedroom automatic • EMPLOYMENT 337-2127. 1-1-25 one furnished, balfony, turntable u l| • FOR RENT laundry, security locks, quiet area. speaker,. 15 in woofer anT?" I Apartments Automotive BABYSITTER NEEDED for year old baby in my Spartan Village 351-4698, ED 2-2920, 349-9152. driver. 200 8 track players. Reel track stereo?*?! to Houses FIREBIRD 1967 4 speed, 326. Rust , Monday - Friday 8:30 NEW MODERN rooms. 2 blocks recorders. TV sets p"**! Rooms Houses from campus. $12 per week. Call Oriental style wall *** I proofed, shocks, battery, FOR SALE new Excellent condition. $1200. 355-2805. 2-1-25 332-2501. 5-1-27 WILCOX sECONXSI • tires. 351-7322. 3-1-25 SNYDER ROAD, 3 STORE, 509 East MwSI?l Animals basement, family ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. 485-4391, 8 5:30 p.m thru Saturday C - >■ Mobile Homes 351-7570. X-5-1-27 Completely furnished. 372-8077 . HURST OLDS 455 1969)4, tape before 4 p.m. C • PERSONAL DENTAL ASSISTANT. Full or Dansville 623-6922. 5-1-26 part FOUR BEDROOM FURNISHED at • PEANUTS PERSONAL MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. time, with orthodontic Haslett. $200 including utilities. • REAL ESTATE experience. Downtown. 482-9695, Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to MERCURY PARKLANE, 1965. Full Also efficiency t campus. 487-5753, 485-8836. O HAMMOND ORGAN days; 484-0702, evenings. 3-1-27 mo • RECREATION power. New tires, exhaust, and 2. 349-9619. 5-1-29 •SERVICE shocks. Air. Excellent condition. PART TIME, earn up to $50 - $75 EAST For Sale two^minTV 55| Typing Service CB radio and antenna. $875. 393-2104. 5-1-27 per week. Car necessary. Call SIDE 2V> room furnished. Suitable for house, man or Fender single $300. Gibson showTOn'lJ?! 351-7319 for interview. C Phone IV 2-7334. 3-1-27 GSS-100 ar » TRANSPORTATION woman. CHEST, $12.95.. Stove, $12.95. $300. Phone Fred at Wiitel ► WANTED Refrigerator, $19.95. ABC 3-1-25 5,,0RI ROOMMATE WANTED to share SECONDHAND Young aggressive company has STORE, 1208 DEADLINE p.rr,., 351-1984. 5-1-26 house..Private room. On Michigan Turner. C FARFISA ORGAN, Leslie, near Sparrow. $50. 372-7066. Kustom amp. 1 P.M. one class day PLYMOUTH, 1962. 4 door sedan. Excellentcondi,™. Sacrifice. 353-1570. 5-1-25 SONY STEREO HP 480, before publication. 'ILL IAKETU0IFWtfEG e - Runs well. $175. 351-5791. condition. Gibson classic guitar, Cancellations - 12 noon 2-1-25 FOR SIX or seven. Clean, rt good condition. 349-1651. HOCKEY SKATES Barier #11 one class day before publication. parking. Sun porch. Rent A-5-1-29 7K, $40; Mini 8.8tr«ck.£ player. $30. 882 2378. 31-27 RN OR LPN with i 676 2828. TF for 3 11:30 p Skilled STEREO AND 8 PHONE - . player, with FM $75 each. FENDER PONTIAC CATALINA 1969 care nursing. Provincial House LOWER FLAT, Okemos, 3 bedroom, JAGUAR, Gibson 355-8255 vinyl West. Call Miss Turek, 484-1483. 4matc4 a&p. 627 5865, after 6 p.m. A-5-1-29 «, hardtop. 400 Cubic, many extras. furnished, available February 1. condi,^ ■ RATES 13,500 miles. $2,300. 371-2030 10-2-2 ca/fM 351 6586. 5-1-26 -1 29 ELECTRIC HAWAIIAN guitar, after six.S-1-28 1 day $1.50 amplifier. 35mm Graflex camera, HUMAN HAIR Wig, SOUTH LANSING. bedroom shouldeMm 15c per word per day . . _.. . . „ slide projector, screen. Antique dark brown. Worn twice, u. RAMBLER, 1963. New battery, duplex. Tiled basemen garage. . djsh„s $100. Sell for $50. 3 days $4.00 tires, brakes. Needs clutch work. For Rent For Rent va$es b0Qk Astro 337-2505 I ^3,^c per word per day $125. Call Ed, 355-8252 or ,0:^ furnished. $200. re!r,0erat,or- Married couples, 1863. Phone 489-7255. 2-1-25 after 6 p.m. 2-1-26 1 5 days $6.50 355-1585. S-5-1-29 WANTED: MALE grad students, or faculty. For Rent Two WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) n 372-1398. A-5-1-29 START THE New Year rightl Send a BRIDAL GOWN. Size i; 13c per word per day bedrooms, two baths. "Peanuts Personal" message to Organza with ROADRUNNER 1970. Power Venetian (based on 10 words per ad) « Meadowbrook Trace. 699-2785. 351-3163. A-5-1 -29 someone you care about. Come brakes, steering, four speed, ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. 5-1-29 SHEPARD STREET, into 347 Student Service today. $2,250 Phone 351-6487 5-1-26 SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV partly furnished. $150/month. Peanuts Personals must be AMPEX TAPE recorder. 0ne RENTALS. 372-4948. C 0NE GIRL to sublease winter term. MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share 372-8130, after 5 p.m. A-5-1-29 pre-paid. /\N 1964. Good condi Rivers tapes included Best Edge Apartments. DOUBLE BED, spring and mattress, luxury apartment near campus. 351-3163. A-5-1-29 There will be a 50c service tires, brakes. $395. Call TV RENTALS - Students only. Low 351-1416. 5-1-29 HASLETT AREA. 3 bedroom ranch. headboard. Portable black and Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. TF 4-1-25 monthly and term rates. Call "— New, country atmosphere, $200 a white TV. 372-2607. 3-1-27 and bookkeeping charge if PRACTICALLY NEW 15" 351-7900 to reserve yours. DOCTORAL STUDENT wishes to month. References and deposit. this ad is not paid within East Lansing's Finest Woofer enclosed in ref 'W 1964. Always sta :sl Good UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS C lartment with graduate, 482-3732. 5-1-29 AMPEG B 25 Amp and Framus bass. one week. condition. $500 or I sst offer, assistant, or faculty STUDENT RESIDENCE E xcellent cabinet. Garrard SI-65 Tabit I 351-4715.3-1-27 The State News will be 882-6534 after 6:30 p n. 5-1-27 PARKING ONE block from campus. On campus periphery Now Offering ONE OR TWO needed for far out A-5-1-29 Priva $10. private room and house. After 9 p.m., 393-1431. responsible only for the . SHORT-TERM LEASES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, at bathroom, conditioning, 5-1-26 first brands. 30% off list price. Rich day's laundry facili i, ample parking, Urge. ClCfl Limited 351 -5869. C luxurious insertion. 3 rentals, satisfaction Free delivery, service clubhouse, skating. $85 a mc J | Qll Time Only SOUTH completely LANSING: furnished. Carpeted 26 used cleaners, $12.50 up. Tanks and Scooters & Cycles jp. Call NEJAC, 351-5427. 1-1-25 * Lowered Move-In Cost living room, garbage disposal. uprights. ELECTRO GRAND, 804 Animals *walk to Campus *Pool and Party Lounge Children welcome. $240 includes East Michigan. Hours, 9 - 5 p.m.; I BSA 650cc. Custom paint, ( MODERN SPACIOUS 2 *Out-of-S|ght furniture, utilities. MASON: 5 bedrooms Saturday, 9 a.m. - 12. 0-1-29 DOG GROOMING. Terria $650 firm. 489-9647 after I PARKING SPACES Stoddard near! fully carpeted apartment. G.E. completely furnished. $550 a ——— Poodles. Experienced, Automotive X-3-1-26 Burger King. $5 monthly. Call 1 appliances, air conditioner, •All appliances, Incl. month includes utilities. Available YOU WON'T believe home. Call Anita Chaffei; | 351-8238. O ' garbage disposal. In Haslett onIV anytime, completely furnished ion of frame styles. 882-0788. A5-1-29 HONDA 1967 305cc Super Hawk, CAMARO, 1969. Z-28. Hood scoop efficiency apartments, $55 a week OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East Polyglass tires. Original $400. 1969 Sears 106cc $100. Phone 339-2490 for appoin I $3800, now only price $2495 694-8764. 3-1-26 Apartments 731 APARTMENTS and up. 882-5743. 0-1-28 C-1-29 Avenue, 372-7409. 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT on fish and other live animals. Docktor | 351-7567. 3-1-25 Rental office open 12-6 Daily GIRL WANTED for Pet Center, Meridian house. Own OKEMOS, ONE ONE BEDROOM and Sunday Auto Service & Parts furnished, parking, room. $54, including utilities. NEW ELECTRO - Voice 664 349-3950. 5-1-29 CAMARO, 1969 2-28, 23,000 n 731 Burcham Dr. 'A mile East 351-8579. 3-1-26 microphone, with 15 foot cord. Polyglas, full power. 351-6586. 5-1-27 of Abbott Rd. 353-8155.1-1-25 NINE CUTE Puppies, 5 wee 337-1134. 5-1-29 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East $5 each. For more Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. ONE MAN for 2 man luxury Phone 351-7212 EAST SIDE: 3 bedroom, remodeled 332-5650. A-5-1-29 . . . SKI IS HART 220cm. Buckle boots, CHEVROLET, 1964. L Complete auto painting and apartment. Cedar Greens, EAST house. New carpeting and LANSING, MSU near. 4 ONE OR for size 13, Cubco bindings, poles and runs worse. Bargain collision service. IV 5-0256. C 337-1025. 5-1-28 paneling. Conservative adults. VW ski rack, $75. Glacierwood 489-7770. 3-1-25 $225. 351-3969. O AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and NEED ONE roommate $47.50 per carpeted, furnished. 337-2285! 351-1396. 351-8238m5mie-25at skis, Cubco bindings, boots size 9 and poles, $35. 337-9480. 3-1-27 CHEVY 1964 Impala. New brakes American cars. If we can't fix it, it month. Available immediately. WOMEN CLOSE I CHEAPI Roommate needed VACANCIES in 4 girl can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O Call 393-8289. 5-1-28 for house. 340 Evergreen apartment. One block from upstairs. Power RUMMAGE SALE steering and brakes. 332-1677. 5-1-25 FREE AKC registered Dachshund campus. Completely furnished. clothes, and I REED'S 3AGE ONE GIRL for t Utilities and parking included. good home. Minature, $ 337C-1127^3-1 jj"' FOR TUNE UPS, BRAKES, 3-1-26 $65. 349-9609. 0-1-25 EAST LANSING new duplex - two 372-8383. A5-1-29 882-2819. 5-1-27 COMET 1967 4 door 2 tone. bedrooms and 1% baths, patio, COMPLETE EXHAUST pH METER. Portable battery Automatic transmission. Good campus. One bedroom i rting ONE GIRL needed for 4 man Water's garage, fully carpeted, all condition. One owner. Call SYSTEMS, GOOD WORK. $140. Two bedrooms i rting Edge apartment. Winter and spring appliances and electric heat. operated, in magohany case. Make Mobile Homes offer. 372-4380 after 6 p.m. $175. 351-9036. 6-1-29 terms. $50. 351-4967 after 5:30 $235/month. 349-2333. 3-1-26 489-1717^3:^26 2707 E. KALAMAZOO 3-1-25 PHONE 489-1626 p.m. 4-1-26 WORRIED ABOUT the high cost of | CORVAIR 1962. Rebuilt engine, TWO GIRLS needed immediately. ROOMMATE NEEDED housing? Relax, you Utilities included. Close. 337-1335 THREE BEDROOM f ALLIED 935 Stereo amplifier. 16 urn COLLECTABLES into c i comfort and securii exhaust systems. $130. 332-5227! Sell antiques with low-cost V or 351-2608. 5-1-28 1 SPACIOUS 2 bedroom furnisl Furnished. Students, v watts per channel. (IHF) $56. beautiful Mobile Home 3-1-26 Ads. Dial 355-8255 today! student apartment. Cl« men, or girls. Call after ' Evenings 355-5571. 3-1-25 353-1972. 3-12-7 financial distress. For a GRAND RIVER, 2822 N. Furnisl reasonable, parking. 332-0965 485-1380. 7-1-29 $6200.00 with terms DODGE 1964 Polara deluxe. Good ANTIQUE TRUNKS. Beautifully condition. $495. Call Georges Aviation 371-1173. 484-0897. 5-1-27 ONE OR two girls needed for 2 you will find this two bedroom, | bedroom apartment. Reduced 1969 Monark with an expand Call 882-9157. 3-1-25 353-3551_._X.J1 -26 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to NEED ONE rent. No deposit. Call 332-4350. i. addition, Mediterranean decor an girl for mobile home. DODGE DART convertible, 1964 learn in the PIPER Call Jone 351-2096 or 337-1493 3-1-27 loads of extras your ticket tot! CHEROKEE. CAMERA MAMIYA Sekor 500TL, $300. Fair condition. Call Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student - peace of mind you've waited to, | anytime, 393-7933. 5-1-27 _JltiL7JLTJLl:EJl APARTMENT RENTAL CENTER, units. $95. Also Electrovoice FM stereo Call Maynard Berry 351-5210 or These spacious luxury apartments tuner, $60. Both like new. Call NEEDED ONE man for 4-man 444 Michigan Avenue. Select an are completely SIMON REAL ESTATE, Okemos ■ 351-7375 after 6 p.m. 5-1-27 apartment. New Cedar Village. apartment to suit your kind of life carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Branch 351-2260.3-1-26 I Reduced rent. 337-9461. 3-1-25 style. Some with swimming pool, furniture. Each unit has others close to campus and a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control isrncfi Place Your roommate service. HALSTEAD - central air conditioning. These four man CROSSWORD sgffi MANAGEMENT 351-7910.0 COMPANY, units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure uran unaasaao PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD FEMALE ROOMMATE. Downtown. time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated PUZZLE $70. Call 485-6380 early morning, swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. late evening. Also apartment, want to b- among ACROSS the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call STA TE NEWS will bill you later. $100. 3-1-25 1. Seasoning 23. Space agency today. There are units starting at $65/month per man. 5. Public notice 24. Supposing □nas GRAND RIVER, 2822 N. Furnis 7. Zenith 11. Name lor 26. Of me 27. After noon mam an □nrannsfl, ago® Address _ 371-1173. 484-0897. 5 1-26 Athena 29. Greek letter ana imnjME. City COUPLE. ONE bedroom furnished. MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 12. Artificial language 30. Twinge 32. Conger arianataag ranjim SGJMJISB 31 Utilities included. $125. Phone 13. Small bird <34. One complete 332-2803, 349-3084. 3-1-25 FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 14. Ultimate turn 15. Comprise 38. Unsmelted Consecutive Dates MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or332-6441 17. French friend t< ROOMMATE TO metal 45. Bushel: abbr. DOWN 18. Totally 39. Epochal Classification confused 40. Theater sign 46. Unrelenting monthly. 1. Dinner course 19. Mister 41. Praise 47. Grafted: Her. 2. Texas mission 20. Sill 43. Agitate 48. Exists 3. Wound TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile 49. Coal 22. Embrace 44. Careen measures 4. Make lace SIX, NINE and TWEL VE MONTH LEASES y 5. Awn AVAILABLE. i 6. 7. Recipient Boring tool SPRING TERM, suble 8. Squeeze ; large two 9. Average dzie Street, 10. Vigor reduced. 351-7059. 3-V-25* P 16. Wealth LUXURY FOR < 676 2828. TF women. Spotless,' (Etujicfeingfjam j P T- P 1 18. 21. 25. 27. 28. Guaranteed Collide Pudgy Population Arthurian Peanuts Personals rt be placed in P mi person. LARGE, CLEAN, 3 women, magician conditioned. Sun porch. 4620 S. Hagadorn 30. Standing 10 Words or Less: 1 day $1.50 3 days $4.00 5 days - $6.50 676-2828. TF 31. Small Over 10 Words Add: 15c per word □ 40c per □ word 65c per word □ NEAR MSU. Large, furnished, 1 bedroom apartment, for 2 or 3 MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y BY: I I nightclub 33. Minimum 35. Palebuck Mail to: Michigan State News students. 6 unit complex. 36. The Hunter Carpeted and lots of closet 37. Norse 347 Student Services Bldg. space Alco Management Company MSU East Lansing, Mich. Call 332-3582. TF MUSSELMAN Evenings, REALTY, 351-7934 i goddesses 42. Western 43. Convene Indian Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 25. 1971 11 For Sale Peanuts Personal ON ALL LEVELS ) Squire. Alt set up with NEW ALPHA CHI Sisters: We love g. Windsor Estates. you. Thanks much. Kathy and I72 7022, 645-7780. 3-1-26 Nancy. 1-1-25 i9 marlette. 12x60 with xpandle 12x24. rnished or 8-5428. 5-1-29 New carpet, unfurnished. Call Recreation Spring Break in Program breaks \jO*1 & Found Acapulco in/IESE CAT ist - Female, in Tacoma Hills, 19-4359 evenings, 355-0917 Vs. 3-1-27 sealpoint. Okemos. & Jamaica 8 Days handicap barrier $20800 Plus gratuities Some students at MSU i "Too many parents feel that receiving training in an unusual since the child "is in braaces programs, the project is giving students from speech and other Call Stan Feldman 393-6575 jcATE LOST PETS fast. Dial subject — how to deal with has a speech or hearing problem areas an opportunity to become feb 8255 now for a quick - action parents. he should ' Ified Ad. acquainted with the problems KISS MONEY WORRIES The students, majoring in differently," Mrs. Bainbridge victims of the disease must meet. GOODBYE I Sell no longer used speech and hearing, are learning ) DOG resembling Golden said. "We can't stress too "By utilizing the talents and appliances for cash with Classified how to work with physically iever, in East Complex area. Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl strongly that these children resources from many areas of §51-2605. 3-1-26 handicapped children. should be treated as 'normal' the University," Oyer said, "the "One of the greatest barriers possible." program can draw upon the to handicapped children is their The Cerebral Palsy Program, is current thinking of many I^ ^Sprin^reaint^ ^J Personal SPAIN March 20-28 s24900 I■ parents," Patricia Bainbridge, nducted at director of the Cerebral Palsy through the Dept. of Audiology the University disciplines and put into r-> r the best solutions available.' practice JlE, 22, straight, would like a Program at the Speech and and Speech Sciences. Created A ■raveling Tierica lor a companion to South 2 to 4 month trip, Phone Frank Buck ■ Hearing Clinic, said. four years ago with six children, it is aimed at helping The list of courses required by each speech and hearing student mouthf ill Joel, 351-5516. 5-1-29 includes speech pathology, oral While ice frozen in the mouth of this Red Cedar drain near Brody Complex gives the illusion of handicapped children improve language development, voice and a waterfall, it actually forms a solid mass between the pipe and the river. Service Urban project their abilities to understand the meaning of words, teaching articulatio audiology, phonetics and clinical practicum. State News photo by Jim Klein borrowing them to grasp abstract concepts tr» TO honin conn and use words appropriately. Degin SOOn Son of former MAC head Thirteen children, ranging ne blue collar man between from three to five years ae ages of 24 and 34 with an Call Charlie, 372-8507. 20-2-2 of age, ■come between $6,000 and Lansing's Urban Renewal currently spend three hours a GUITAR, DRUM, flute lessons. 6,000 a year uses the most Private - Folk - Rock Project No. 2 soon will get ^ ~ two in group therapy and underway with a new one 'n individual training — at - fedit proportionately of any Semi-classic. MARSHALL MUSIC, Jo up. He also meets his East Lansing, 351-7830. C-1-25 commitment of almost $10 the clinic, Tuesday through lyment obligations and is million by the U.S. Dept. of F"day. Knsidered a good risk. a get extra jiat must be paid when you cash for bills BABYSITTING IN my home. Serve hot lunches. Any ages. 351-3639. X-6-1-25 Housing and Urban Graves announced Friday. The 69-acre project is located Although the clinic provides Development, Mayor Gerald W. theraPy for children who have cerebral palsy, the main objective of the program is to dies after traffi TV AND ie State News Classified Ads Reasonable appliance Phone service. directly north of Lansing's train University students, The son of a former MSU president was fatally injured Friday what police termed "internal injuries" sustained in the accident. I sell worthwhile, but no rates. E. business district. The Herbert J. Oyer, chairman of the morning when he was struck by a car at the corner ofEvergreenaikl According to police, Snyder was struck by a car driver by a 35- Harvey, 332-2425. 5-1-29 fcnger needed household commitment will enable Lansing Dept. of Audiology and Speech Grand River Avenue In East Lansing. vear - old East Lansirsg man as he was crossing Evergreen. The bods. Reach a cash buyer BEST WAY TO SAVE TIME! Shop Community College to complete Sciences, said, Dead is Robert M. Snyder, 77, of 258 Michigan Ave. He died in driver of the vehicle, who was not held pending the result of a juickly! Just dial 355-8255 the Classified its campus expansions. Not often found in University the intensive care section of Sparrow Hospital at 4 p.m. Friday of police investigation, said the windshield on his car was frosted and he did notsee Snyder crossing the street. Snyder, a former associate professor of bacteriology at MSU, ^Avalanche kills was the son of Jonathan L. Snyder, seventh president of Michigan 11*5 WHAT'S ii a wnni a _ Agricultural College from 1896 to 1915. During President Snyder's administration, enrollment at MAC n increased from 400 to 1,600. The forerunner of the State News, The Holcad, was founded and intercollegiate basketball was introduced. 4 in Washington Snyder also was responsible for the "sub - freshman year," begun in 1899 to help students without proper qualifications prepare for eventual admittance to the School of Engineering. The Boy's Training School (BTS) WENATCHEE, Wash. hi6hway through the pass has The plan was abolished by the MSU Board of Trustees in 1914. 39 Union; and all those interested His son, who was graduated from MSU in 1914, was a charter visiting group will be meeting at 7 the Free U program can go to 2 (AP) - An avalanche smashed been c,osed by snow slides at tonight in the lower lounge of the Evergreen at 8 tonight. into two ski cabins at the tlmes for several ^ The member of People's Church in East Lansing and a lifelong Union. All interested In the BTS summit of the Cascade search for the missing continued member of the East Lansing community. program are invited to attend. Hubbard Information Center Of calls: Mountains in western late Sunday with bulldozers and Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. today at the Gorsline - Runciman East Chapel. Interment will be at Mt. Hope Cemetery. Humanities - In - London Summer signature e grounds lack to c a parent Washington early Sunday, killing other heavy equipment. 1971 Program is invited to attend a housing Housing four Pe"008 and leaving two or program at 7:30 tonight in Center sa ve into a more missing, Multipurpose ftoom B, Brody. Film, d4rm yo her your , Four survivors, believed to MSU EMPLOY edit union slides and guest speakers will be the program with information H*1b'bF°d adults, u ar inc,ude tw° y°u"g boys and tw° Center at 353-8114. were dug from the snow by ski patrolmen shortly after CP i°'n your I CLASSIFIED MARKET is j to 9-30 t'ie ava'anche smashed one cabin jreat place to sell antiques. For meeting for men and flat and filled part of the second with snow. A young girl died to plan now 7 p.m. Tuesday at 309 result- getting Want COMPLETE TYPING and Student Services Bldg. Alpha Kappa Psi w hold a when snow filled her bedroom, B355-8255. printing service. Copy stored magnetic professional meeting at 7 on tape. This eliminates all re-typing The Folklore Society meets at 123 Louis St. Speaking w n-'e Alan None of the dead or injured C. Foose, research a: Kiate in was identified immediately. BREAK except author's changes and 7:30 tonight in 135 Music Bldg. hospital ai The slide occurred at the DAWN DONUTS corrections. ALDINGER DIRECT Frank Culver of Grand Ledge, who Yodelin Ski Resort on Stevens spring MAIL ADVERTISING, across handcrafts fiddles, will be guest Sorority Open Rush will be held 1135 E. Grand River from Frandor. Phone 485-1238. C speaker. hroughout winter term. Sign up now Pass, about 65 miles east of n 101 Student Services Bldg. Seattle. About 40 vacation East Lansing about cabins are clustered in the slide 332-2541 ity rushes will be answered froi area. 5 p.m. Monday through Frida he Kent State Legal 9 Student Services Bldg. Occupants of all but two NOW OPEN 24 HOURS cabins were evacuated without Defense Fund. Those interested call injury. Steve at 484-9613. Gamut producer Charles Demerv Avalanche warnings had been TO SERVE YOU. will b Free fo posted by the National Weather BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. University is offering Service for following classes: Yoga, 7 - 8 production. Auditions will be from nearly a week No job too large or too small. because of heavy snows. JSEND" A VALENTINE today, Green Room, Union; Deaf 10 j noon by appointment at Block off campus. 332-3255. C sign language, 9:30 to 10 tonight, the ' l-TV studio. Parts open are: The Weather Service said the 215 Evergreen; Anarchists, 7:30 The Black Minister and Stevens Pass area had received |IA CLASSIFIED ADS NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE COPY SHOPPE can show you beginners knitting and crocheting, Union; the Contemporary Black For addit' call Jan ' about 35 inches of snow in the how to get two Xerox copies for Deborah'smith past 48 hours and had total THIS YEAR! the price of one. Phone 332-4222. 7:30 tonight, 110 Bessey; sensitivity groups, 7:30 to 11 tonight, 38 and Johnson a at 5-1307. accumulation of 134 inches. The DISSERTATIONS, THESES. Term papers. Expert typist with degree in English. IBM. 351-8950. O SUB VILLA Tries Again.. COMPLETE THESIS service. Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of thesis, resumes, publications. Across from campus, I Special Valentine Page corner MAC and Grand River, below Style Shop. Call COPYGRAPH SERVICES, th '"r understanding a Classified favorite prof, and warmth Valentine to 337-1666. C We're Delivering Transportation RIDE. MORNINGS 8 a.m. from Mt. HOURS OF DELIVERIES Hope - South Washington. 353-1775. 3-1-26 Phone 5 pm - 1 am Daily Wanted 4 pm - 12 Sunday Get all the facts a lisneu Feb. f j ONE OR Apartments. 3-1-27 two girls for Americana Call 332-2911. Phone 351-4731 union's $221 Spring »/ / ' SUBMARINE SANDWICHES - STUDENT TEACHING reservation -W Italian Coldcuts - Mortadella, Capocoilo, Salami 3 to 4 a unique way to publicly 'edge your sentiments on secondary, other. Trade Pontiac for Jackson. 353-6301. 3-1-25 American Coldcuts — Ham, Bologna (combinations of Hot Sandwiches - Roast Beef, Italian Sausage, all.) Plain Cheese Large — people .. $1.75 Serves Preview Meeting ditional day. Now is the BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Meatball, Pepper Steak i 6 to 8 people all and positive, A AB negative, B negative negative, $10.00. O "THEY ARE GOOD & TASTY!" - Plain Cheese 50c ea. .. .$3.50 additional item 7:30 p.m. Tues., Jan. 26 negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, f. »«. „y""r S 3.00 Valentine. for for Remember Cost is $5.00 for 2" .... it's a 507'/j East Grand River, East Lansing. Above the new Campus Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Game room, 15c COUPON | GOOD TOWARDS I Credit Union Bldg. ?MV°u'naveed only to Valentines pinball, 111 lots of red hearts p.m., Monday, Wednesday and Fridav Tuesday and Thursday 12 pool tables, ^nout. Deadline - Wed., noon to 6:30 p.m., 337-7183. C foosball All Deliveries over $3.00 - Free To be prepaid TV RENTALS I All Deliveries under $3.00 - 25c Extra Mofied Advertising $9.50 PER MONTH HOURS: MSU EMPLO UNION MSU State News Free delivery, service and pickuj Mon. -Thurs. 11-1 347 Student Services 4980 Northwind Fri. & Sat. 11-2 NEJAC TV RENTALS East of Yankees 1019 Trowbridge Rd. • Open 9:30 - 5:30 Monday thru Friday • Phone 353-2280 *55 8255 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun. 12-12 337-1300 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January , man No issued warrant had yet Sunday for a Pennsylvania apprehended by MSU police iN-iday afternoon at the been from his automobile parked on Brody Road at Bailey sometime between 3 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday. Hall ANNUAL JACKET A GREAT SELECTION Union for pulling a knife on his Police said entry to the partner in a pool game. vehicle was gained through a The assailant who was chasing smashed left rear window. the partner around the pool Nora Grondin of Dryden room when police arrived, had reported items with a total been arguing with the man over estimated value of $60 missing a pool game. from her automobile parked on The assailant was booked on Physics Road near Mason Hall charges of felonious assault and sometime between 12:05 a.m. was released until prosecutors and 12:05 p.m. issue a warrant. She told officers she was not MSU police received a certain whether the vehicle was complaint late Saturday night locked. Police said they found from James A. Simpson, delivery no signs of forced entry. man for Domino's Pizza, who told officers he was robbed by two men with a switch blade knife near the entrance to South Wonders Hall. Simpson told police the Sly concert thieves fled after taking $25 in (Continued from page 1) cash. He gave police a description of the men. A 17 - year - old Lansing man "Most of his excuses to begin with were fairly reasonable— he • SPRING told police early Sunday had to get dressed and he wanted to tune up before going morning he discovered someone apparently had attempted to on-stage." • steal his automobile parked on Kalamazoo Street During his performance, Sly at complained that the eight - foot SUMMER Demonstration Hall while he was stage — which he had demanded in his contract — prevented him attending the ASMSU pop concert. Gregory Glotts said he from "establishing a rapport" with his audience. Webster said stages at future •FALL returned to the vehicle and found his ignition was jammed. concerts would be elevated only He told police he couldn't five feet. remember whether the vehicle had been locked. Sly's 20 - minute encore was entirely his own idea, officials • MANY COLORS In other action Saturday, said. police said they received two "Why he gave that extra time, I don't know," Webster said. "I reports of thefts from automobiles parked in campus areas. would say that's the peak time he plays, ever, except perhaps at • SIZES - Small William Gills of Worthington, Woodstock." Ohio, told police a tape deck and 16 tapes with an estimated value of $146 had been taken was Sly's fee for the performance $15,000 or 60 per cent of the gross, whichever is greater. Medium, Large, X Direct dialing system (Continued from page 1) STILL A Underwood explained. "In with our commitment some time effect, ago," Bury maintained. "There's service for Bell no problem in providing that we were a free billing Telephone Co." The service was discontinued, he said, because the University CHANCE TO Bury refused to comment refused to be a "collection further on negotiations between the University and Bell and said agency" for Bell. he would release no specifics until an agreement is reached. Underwood said Bell's attitude of expecting the GET YOUR University to provide a "free It appears possible that the FAVORITE! service" of keeping track of long University's attitude toward toll distance calls will have much to dialing developed about 10 years do with reinstalling the system. ago when MSU had direct toll Bell wants to install the dialing in residence halls. system to increase its revenue at Underwood said the system the University's expense, he All Sales Final iVo was removed the University was in 1962 because being charged commented, and this is what the University objects to. - Exchanges or Refunds for some long distance calls "The cost of the added long made by students but not distance service shouldn't be STILL IN PROGRESS reported to residence hall passed on to the Univeristy or to managers. the students in any way," "The University had to spend Underwood said. almost an inordinate amount of He said a greater commitment time, effort and dollars in by Bell will influence the attempting to collect these University's decision to install charges from our students," the service. MSU's student activism T-Shirts (Continued from page 1) Honors College, and his wife. Three days later, a petition Sale Sweatshirts stormed five buildings on the bearing 2,600 signatures was Columbia campus which were given to former President held by demonstrators led by Hannah in support of ROTC. Columbia SDS president Mark All of these events, however, Rudd, later to become leader of proved merely to be a warm-up the Weathermen. for what was to follow — a During the melee, 100 massive demonstration at the students and 15 policemen were injured and 628 arrested. On then - Administration Bldg. which ended in the arrests of 27 Buy one at Regular Price - Gel Second One ( lowest price) May 6, two - thirds of the persons. schools and departments of The demonstration, which Columbia suspended classes for occurred June 5 of finals week the term. in 1968, ended in a wild club - Not to be outdone, 20-30 swinging, dirt clod throwing duel MSU members of SDS picketed b t e v police Kellogg Center on May 5 to demonstrators which proved to protest the awarding of an be the most violent disturbance honorary degree to Thanom of a political nature ever to take Kitt ikachorn, then prime place on campus. minister of Thailand. On May 25, 75 demonstrators For Just marched, distributed leaflets and mimicked ROTC cadets as they conducted their annual Field Day. Present among the demonstrators were James Anderson, asst. director of Mixed Sizes - Styles Colors Get Here Quick for Best Selection TONIGHT! 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