Tuesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATI STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 26, 1971 IN TATE-LaBIANCA CASE Jury finds Manson, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Charles Manson and three women were convicted Monday After jurors were polled, Manson muttered audibly, referring to the jury: "I They will continue to be sequestered. The prosecutor said he has about 50 women Under California law the same returns a first - jury that degree murder - conspiracy conviction must meet at a second trial to at the guilty penalty trial that pretrial publicity hurt the defendants. He said he will plead for a sentence of life imprisonmeht on think they're all guilty." After the verdicts witnesses ready for the penalty trial. The of first - degree murder and conspiracy in fix the penalty. Had the verdict been grounds there is "still some doubt as to were all in, he shouted at the judge: "We're defense has said it will put on a case as long the slayings of actress Sharon Tate and six second degree murder, the penalty would ■ guilt." others. still not allowed to put on a defense. You or longer than the state's, seeking life have been an automatic five years to life Maxwell Ketih, representing Miss Van won't outlive that, old man." imprisonment instead of the death penalty Houten, said he had felt she had a fighting The state said it will ask the death and there would have been no penalty trial. The jury of seven men and five women, on a contention there still is doubt as to chance "if not for acquittal, for second • penalty for all. The defendants were charged with who had deliberated 42 hours and 40 guilt. degree murder." Miss Van Houten was not The defendants, who staged outbursts Death life murder - conspiracy in the August, 1969, minutes since receiving the case Jan. 15 or imprisonment are the only a member of the killer party at the Tate during their seven - month trial, sat slayings of the actress and four visitors to was ordered to return to court at 9 a.m. possible verdicts for convictions on first - her mansion, and in the killings a night home. passively as verdicts were returned on the CHARLES MANSON 27 counts against them. Thursday for the penalty phase of the trial. degree murder. later of a wealthy merchant couple. "She reacted a lot better than I did," he said of the verdict. "She didn't turn a hair. Manson, 36, was accused of ordering the She seemed more solicitous of me." killings to touch off a race war he believed was heralded in a Beatles song, after which Manson's attorney, Irving Kanarek, Student tax h he expected to take over power. Other defendants: Susan Atkins, 22; Patricia Krenwinkel, 23; and Leslie Van Houten, 21. declined to comment directly on the verdict but termed the trial "a carnival" in which sensational publicity was fostered by the district attorney's office. Miss Van Houten was charged with conspiracy in all the killings, but with in low referendum murder in those of market owners Leno and Rosemary LaBianca. The defendants, banished from court Nixon maps By JOHN JUEL eliminating the framework for a student academic council — 1, 973, yes; 1,413, no. see that it's Buckner functioning more efficiently." said the election technically well • run, with no mechanical was Dec. 22 for shouting, filed in with ribbons in their long hair. Manson smiling and chatting. The women wore prison uniforms 'Revolution'; State News Staff Writer •Proposal 4, to make the heads of the wore a rumpled white shirt with a blue major governing groups — Men's Halls slip - ups such as lost ballots or ballot The proposed increase in the ASMSU student tax was soundly defeated in Assn., Women's Inter - residence Council, Off - Campus Council, Intrafraternity boxes. The vote has been certified by elections commissioner Mark Jaeger, and any appeal scarf. His hair was disheveled and he sported a new goatee. All rose and walked out quietly after the fight brews Thursday's referendum, while Proposal 4, Council and Panhellenic Council — voting verdicts — read one by one for each of the WASHINGTON (AP) - While President giving the heads of the major governing members of the Student Board — 2,257, of the results must be filed by 4 p.m. 27 counts — were finished. A score of Nixon intensified efforts with groups a vote on the student board, passed 1,381, no. today, 24 hours from when the results yes; sheriff's deputies was in the packed 92 • congressional leaders Monday in behalf of were released. by a 900 - vote margin. •Proposal 5, J.I., to increase the seat courtroom to maintain order. his "new American Revolution," one of his Students also voted to establish an all - ASMSU student tax by an additional 20 Larry Stempel, Shaw - McDonel Deputy Dist. Atty. Vincent Bugliosi, the major proposals ran into formidable House University elections commission and to cents per student per term for the purpose representative, said Monday there was a chief prosecutor, told newsmen he will eliminate the financial compensation of very good probability that he would file opposition. of increased legal aid service — 1,607, yes; seek the death penalty: "I don't enjoy it, The two men who will have a dominant board members and the framework for a suit against Proposal 4 on the referendum 2,036, no. but it is necessary." Of the verdict, he said: student academic council, according to the •Proposal 5, J.2., to increase the student ballot on the grounds of wording. (See related story on page 13) "There is a major discrepancy between "I'm very, very pleased and the Los offical referendum results released late tax by an additional 30 cents per student voice in deciding whether and how Angeles Police Department is very happy. Monday by elections commissioner Mark per term for the purpose of developing and Proposal 4 as stated on the ballot and We expected the verdict but until the clerk Congress approves the sharing of federal Jaeger. expanding cooperative services — 1,111 Proposal 4 as passed by the board," reads the verdict you don't know." revenues with states and cities made clear Turnout for the referendum was light, yes; 2,257, no. Stempel said. The deciding factor? "The overwhelming they dislike the proposal. And they told with 3,706 valid ballots cast. •Proposal 5, J.3., to limit the first two Stempel pointed out that the original amount of evidence." the President how they feel. The official results of the referendum sections of Proposal 5, if the increases were proposal would have made the heads of all Chief defense counsel Paul Fitzgerald, They are Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., were: passed, to three years from the date the tax major governing groups voting members of said the defendants told him Monday night chairman of the House Ways and Means first collected, unless TSftewed by the student board. Proposal 4 on the4»llot • Proposal 1, to establish an all was they "expected the worst." He described Committee, and Rep. John W. Byrnes, constitutional amendment 2,830, includes all the governing groups with the University elections commission to — yes; the verdict as anticipated. (Please turn to page 13) SUSAN ATKINS supervise all ASMSU elections and 444, no. (Please turn to page 13) Fitzgerald said the defense would argue referendums — 2,955, yes; 710, no. "I think this shows the mood of the • Proposal 2, to delete Article X of the campus and will bring about a shift in the ASMSU constitution eliminating the direction of the student board," ASMSU financial compensation of board members Chairman Harold Buckner said Monday. -2,812, yes; 785, no. "Students are willing to change the •Proposal 3, to delete Article III, structure of the board, but aren't willing to Section 2, of the ASMSU constitution. give the board any more money until they EMBASSY BOMBED Capital under curfew in wake of terrorism severely damaged by an enemy raid last PHNOM PENH (AP) - The Cambodian Friday. government imposed a dusk - to - dawn A Viet Cong cease - fire went into effect curfew throughout the capital Monday to in South Vietnam for the four - day Tet combat an enemy war of terror spreading lunar new year, but the holiday is not in the city's streets. observed in Cambodia except by minority The order followed an attempt to bomb populations of Vietnamese and Chinese. the South Vietnamese Embassy on a main In fact, many residents of Phnom Penh boulevard and new attacks on the city's fear a heavy attack on the city during Tet, outer edges and the airport, already although officials doubt it. The capital has been jittery ever since the airport raid and explosions are heard through the night. Some are a result of For the Byrds grenades thrown into rivers by Cambodian PATRICIA KRENWINKEL Tickets are now on sale for the soldiers trying to keep enemy frogmen from blowing up bridges. Good rid Byrds and James Gang in concert at 8 A dusk to dawn curfew was imposed - - p.m. Feb. 5 in the auditorium. Ticket Saturday on a few main thoroughfares that After much slipping and sliding by students, faculty members and employes, the snow removal team finally prices are $3 and $3.50 and can be are the addresses of foreign embassies and attacks the built-up ice outside the Physics Building. A truck is waiting to take the chunks far away. obtained at Campbell's Smoke Shop, State News photo by Doug Bauman Marshall Music and the Union. (Please turn to page 13) Spring, By DAVID State News BASSETT Staff Writer '68: The prisoners were arraigned by Judge William Harmon while a crowd of approximately 100 packed the courtroom. peak MSU director of public safety, said at the time that University police were not involved in the investigation, "as far as I know." be fired and that all students arrested be granted amnesty. The protestors then marched to the old Administration Building to present the During the arraignment, Harmon warned Finals week of spring term, 1968, is the audience that they would be ejected if University police first became aware of demands to Hannah, who rejected them. A regarded by many as being either the they caused a disturbance. The the investigation, Bernitt said, when they spokesman for the group said that turning point or apex of the student radical arraignments proceeded without trouble. received a request from the State Police at Hannah's reply was "no, no and no." movement at MSU. When asked why they were 3 p.m. June 3 to assist in arresting two of It was a week that saw many students the persons living on campus charged with o page 13) demonstrating, members of the crowd said react in rage to the murder of Sen. Robert the police had waited until the State News selling marijuana. Kennedy; a week in which the old had stopped publication for the term so Following the arraignments, the group Administration Building (now Linton that the arrests would not be publicized, remained at the city hall and formulated a Hall), was twice the site of sit-ins; a week and that the arrests occurred at a time list of demands to be presented to former Petitioning opens in which students and police clashed for President Hannah. The demands included: when many students were finished with the first and most violent time as the result finals. • University police should be disarmed Petitioning for ASMSU district of a socio - political issue. and reorganized under the control of representative from the Red Cedar A Michigan State Police spokesman said a Word began to circulate on June 3 that a that the arrests were delayed by "police student - faculty committee; Complex (Mason - Abbot, Snyder - Phillips, Second in series number of persons, some students, were to a investigative techniques." The official also • Police should stop "harassment," such Van Hoosen) will be open through Feb. 3. be arrested for the sale of drugs. arraignment the next morning, a group of said that the arrests were made during as picture - taking plainclothes police and Petitions are available outside 307 Mimeographed announcements were several hundred gathered at the East finals week as a "coincidence, with no paid student informers; Student Services Bldg. for the post left distributed containing information of a motive." •' University police should stop vacant by the resignation of Rep. Joe Lansing City Hall. When the bus carrying rally to be held at East Lansing City Hall those arrested arrived, there were cheers Detective Sgt. George Kerr of the cooperating with other law enforcement Urban in early January. the following day. agencies in making arrests on campus. for the prisoners and jeers of "cops must Michigan State Police Intelligence Bureau That night, 13 persons were arrested on directed the investigation. Richard Bernitt, Demands were later made that Bernitt various narcotics charges. Before their go" and "sieg hell" for the police. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. January 2ft |J news NSA WASHINGTON (AP) - "The deception has gone on plans 'peace reprisals and a guarantee of conference will be held at the a definite withdrawal date for released and summary Hoping to rekindle the peace movement, the National Student Assn. (NSA) Monday announced long enough," he said. "It must be understood that the major neutrality for Laos and Cambodia. University of Michigan starting U.S. troops but Feb. 5. c^mitment °"|y* rn to Wayne State University, are fight Provost John E. Cantlon. ". . poll .Environmental disamyii I issue, say those priming for fight at the Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, universities, including MSU, the marshalling their forces for a "The committee was a University of Michigan and combined a very self - compounding to a point ot I Consumer Federation of America annual meeting in Michigan. attack on capable group," Cantlon said of no return. . .in the interest oil environmental problems. the eight - man panel that Washington Wednesday, is whether the federation is to Called the civilized mankind, timely I Phones: Argonne authored the report for the be dominated by big national environmental actions founded | organizations at the Editorial 355-8252 Universities As.n. (AUA), this AUA. valid expense of smaller local groups. on investigations Classified Advertising 355-8255 group of universities works with Dealing with the many imperative." Display Advertising 353-6400 Argonne National complicated aspects of the Crux of the report, accordinj I Federal overcharge cited Business-Circulation 355-3447 Laboratory on a number of environmental dilemma, the to the AUA announcement, > I Photographic scientific areas. The Argonne Cantlon Report paints a 12 - The agency charged with 355-8311 Laboratory is located the naming and description o( I eliminating excessive profits stroke picture of national and environmental problem ares I on space and defense contracts has reported that Chicago. world crises in this during First step in the assault on area. upon which the universities audi fiscal 1970 it found private contractors Included in the 12 the Argonne Nationill overcharging the environmental problems has environmental crises of federal government by nearly S33.5 million, the the Laboratory can work together. I highest been the preparation of an nation and world are The AUA intends to join with I overcharge total in a decade. extensive report by an AUA The Renegotiations Board, in its annual malnutrition, pollution, public and private leadership to I committee headed by MSU report to crowding, waste control, soil combat the problem, Cantlon I Congress, said that during the last fiscal year it made degradation, energy use and the said. I 123 determinations of excessive profits $33,453,457. In 68 cases, the board said, contractors made totaling [ DOMINO'S overall environment. appearance of Prevention is the keystone for the One suggestion of the report was that a major metropolis area in mid - America be a toe I I I voluntary refunds or price reductions of building better environment, $18,168,705. a for investigation. A systematic ■ Da according to the report: analysis could be made of the I "It is clear that the from the! public materials balances interest calls for the physical activities within the I Morton defends position development of techniques of analysis and forecasting and, in Rep. Rogers C. President Nixon's nominee to head B. Morton, ON CAMPUSI OFF CAMPUS turn, the execution of rational, balanced programs of a ASMSU seeks aid| the Interior Dept., defended his CALL |( CIRCLE DORMS preventive nature." in choosing allegiance to environmental protection in 351-7100 | 351-8870 Timeliness Cantlon Report said. is vital, the Washington Monday against assertions that he has a dismal conservation record and has been a pop entertainment| tool of corporate oil interests. Morton is expected committee endorsement and Senate to win the BYRD Anyone interested expressing views on the selection of groups for the ASMSU Pop Entertainment series should I I I confirmation contact the office at 101V easily even though Phillip S. Berry, president of the Student Services Bldg. I Sierra Club, questioned the wisdom of Spokesmen for the Fop I Entertainment Committee said I the appointment and said Morton is neither a distinguished nor a THE JAMES GANG they will be available from to 4:30 p.m. Mondays and I I committed conservationist. Wednesdays and from 1 to ' I p.m. Thursdays to discuss «e | Freeze pushes prices up concerts. In the wake of freezing weather in Florida's citrus belt, the nation's housewives may find fresh oranges more expensive next week. But frozen orange concentrate conceivably could cost less. Fresh fruit sales and shipments from Florida are liscount records under embargo until Feb. 1 while the giant citrus industry takes stock of losses from two successive nights of subfreezing temperatures. Ratification expected Balloting on a new contract by the 110,000 hourly rated United Auto Workers at Chrysler Corp. plants across the country began Sunday and is expected to be completed by the end of the week. Ratification is expected on the new, three - year pact which was reached by union and company negotiators Jan. 19 and is patterned after the General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. settlements with the UAW. Meanwhile, bargaining will continue this week on a new pact covering 10,000 salaried workers represented by the UAW at Chrysler plants. Michigan State News, Last Lansing, Michigan Court rule upsets conviction WASHINGTON (AP) — The decision entitled to a hearing on his but Justice Thurgood that upset the he contended the jury at his trial Justice Hugo L. Black Supreme Court guaranteed all conviction of the Rev. Mr. James would reflect community dissented, saying the defendants prejudice claims if the state tries Marshall attached an opinion criminal defendants Monday the to reopen the prosecution. saying he fears the court has E. Groppi for resisting arrest prejudice against him. are protected by their right to right to seek a trial in a In another ruling, the bowed to "ancient canards during a civil rights march in His plea for a change of venue move for a new trial on grounds community that is not Supreme Court said employers about the role of Milwaukee in 1967. was rejected out of hand, of prejudice after conviction, proper prejudiced against them. The priest had been active in however, because resisting arrest The case was returned to may not automatically refuse to The guarantee came in an 8-1 hire women with small children the civil rights movement, and is a misdemeanor in Wisconsin. Milwaukee, where Groppi will be if they hire men in the same The case, testing the ban on situation. The unsigned opinion sex discrimination in the 1964 POLICY IN CAMBODIA said job applications from mothers can be turned down federal equal job rights law, involved Mrs. Ida Phillips, a only if "conflicting family mother of seven young children obligations" are shown to affect who had tried for a factory job queried their work adversely. at the Martin Marietta Corp. U.S. war stance The ruling v Plant in Orlando, Fla. AT CONCERT WASHINGTON (AP) — drastic change in U.S. policy in Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, Committee chairman J. W. Secretary of State William P. Cambodia. said the Senate has not been Fulbright, D-Ark., said he had Describing U.S. bomber and deceived by the administration, written Rogers asking him to Scuffle injures Rogers was asked Monday to explain to the Senate Foreign helicopter support of but still he and other committee appear in a closed session Relations Committee what one Cambodian and South members would like to learn the Thursday and a full open session senator called an abrupt and Vietnamese troops this way, facts. of the committee later. State Dept. sources said Rogers will accept the Vote recount for senator committee's invitation to testify. Fulbright said it is his understanding Rogers will not appear publicly until after police officers President Nixon's state of the Repairs were being made Monday to Jenison Fieldhouse world address earlv next month. following a scuffle Saturday in which three MSU police officers Only steam still underway in Mason injured when a crowd attempted to break into the Sly and were At issue will be the Cooper - the Family Stone concert. Church amendment barring The officers sought treatment at and were released Saturday money for ground combat night from University Health Center after several persons tried to ■It looks menacing but it's only water vapor that is making troops and advisers in Cambodia get into the concert through men's restroom and locker room lthis cloud over the power plant. The cold clear days make The recount in the race to Republican incumbent Philip O. and 10 counting boards included and whether its intent and spirit windows. [the plant appear guilty ofState air pollution. News represent the 24th Senatorial Pittenger by 583 votes. in the 24th Senate District. have been violated by the Police were seeking complaints and warrants Monday against photo by Doug Bauman District continued in Mason The 24th Senate District The recount is being administration in Indochina several individuals charging them with assault and battery. includes the MSU campus. conducted under the bipartisan operations. Monday with little change in the Total estimates of damages to windows, door locks and total vote count. The recount, which was begun supervision of the Senate plumbing fixtures were not available Monday afternoon from Len Stuttman, a Democrat, Jan. 19, now has been Recount Committee at the Doctors declare Physical Plant employes. requested the recount in the completed in about three - Ingham County Courthouse. Senate which he lost to quarters of the 158 precincts Thomas Woods, a member of race the Senate General Council, said Apollo 14 crew Ugandan a Monday's recount session found about 10 vote corrections but said he was not authorized to say which candidate picked up 'certifiec^ready' CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. tne BYRD on the unaccepted income, (AP) fcov. MILLIKEN promised the votes. — The Apollo 14 astronauts which is inequitable in my ■nday he would give a few weeks" on whether he I lift the present "catch and a decision viewpoint." president's Woods said the final vote will probably not until Wednesday. be determined were pronounced physically fit Monday to fly to the moon as the launch team started the sue - restrictions on sport KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Army dissidents claimed the King in Michigan lakes. deeply sympathetic introduce REP. ROBERT TRAXLER, D-Bay City, said Monday he will overthrow of President Milton Obote Monday, as he was heading home from the Commonwealth summit in Singapore, and If the final vote count does not find that Stuttman defeated day countdown launching. Dr. Charles A. for Sunday's Berry, the thi;.iaa\i:x<;an<; a bill to provide for an warned other governments not to interfere. Pittenger, Stuttman is by law Kh the problems that this responsible for paying for the astronauts' chief physician, orderly procedure if at - large A few hours after Radio Uganda announced the takeover, pation has created," Milliken elections for U.S. congressmen ecount which costs $5 per declared them "certified and Obote arrived in nearby Nairobi, Kenya, and associates said he a response to New are necessary in 1972. had established radio contact with Kampala. recinct. ready to fly." Mayor Herman F. Traxler said he doubts that Iffhorst, who recently asked "The army takes over power and warns all foreign countries to the legislature and governor can |dified. the ban be lifted or agree on reapportionment of keep noses out of Uganda's internal affairs," the Uganda broadcast said. It made the victory claim after 12 hours of CHECK OUT THE SONY 127 congressional districts. He fighting with a rival faction of the armed forces in which an 50, size I would like ..to that - the severe contends that proposed undetermined number of persons were reported killed. . AT HIFI BUYS mic problems were not legislation would prevent the The broadcast said the revolt was led by Brig. Gen. Idi Amin, "mass confusion" that would commander of Uganda's armed forces, and William Oryemi, in¬ Bated by the catch - and - result from a statewide at; large • policy. These problems spector - general of police. s created by the presence of primary election because of this The broadcast said all political prisoners would be set free and Ircury compounds in fish in disagreement. promised that elections would be held as soon as possible to h levels due to environmental choose a civilian government. lllution," the governor Obote, who has run Uganda's government for nine stormy STATE ATTY. GEN. FRANK Btinued. KELLEY has filed a $100,000 years and survived one assassination attempt, was accused of suit against Look magazine and permitting corruption in his regime, ignoring army demands for better living conditions and giving top government jobs to favored four subsidiaries charging them Just look what this Sony stereo cassette deck offers - Built in peak Mends. limiter for distortion - free recording - Straight line record level REP. WAYNE B. SACKETT, with violating Michigan antitrust controls - mic and auxiliary inputs - tape counter - headphone jack, portage said Monday that he laws and using misleading sales so just check it out at HiFi Buys and then "Carry It On." tactics. ATTENTION CAR OWNERS find it "unfortunate" that i legislators could not vote The suit names Communications, Inc., and its Cowles HIFI BUYS | pay hikes recommended by State Officer's subsidiaries: Home Reference * ■mpensation Commission. Library, Inc.; the Educational Complete front end repair and [The legislature convenes Feb. Book Club, Inc.; Home Readers alignment e day after the final day on Service, Inc.; and the Civic * Brakes * Suspension ^ich the increases can be Reading Club, Inc. toed. * Wheel balancing * Steering ("We who were desirous of ecting the raises are caught on |th sides," 1 > a Sackett said. 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The street in front of the Head-on clash The long - expected violence police king into the store. Webb, who home, wrote letters about the ill health at situation to the city council, the people want "the right to stay ii the street." Sunday, a jittery silence had returned to the DETROIT (UPI) Warrents were issued Monday against 11 governor and newspapers. Two drugstore she and her husband, flared Thursday afternoon, when — Harold, operate has been the campus police waded into the suspected Black Panthers in the beating and scalding of a black weeks ago, he took out a full - CROSSROADS Impromptu studying scene of three days of battling crowds of street people between police and the street occupying the green and began teenager late last week. Police said the beating of the teenager apparently was a matter page ad in the campus newspaper and announced the IMPORTS WILL BE OPEN I If studying becomes necessary, make it comfortable. This people- making arrests. As the youths, of internal Panther discipline, and they believed a soldier store would close Sundays and LATE FOR THE ■ student finds this cross - legged position the most Annoyance about 500 of them, funneled subsequently was beaten because of his uniform. earlier on weekdays because of Other MIDNITE SALE. I comfortable and most conducive for studying. The street people, sometimes sources said the Panthers felt the two had been police the "panhandlers." hastily through the gate and informants. State News photo by Teri J. Franks numbering as many as 500, have off the campus, they clashed "That guy showed his gun a Police declined to release the names of the soldier and the CARDS couple of days ago," one street * teenager. person said. "Fm surprised they JEWELRY * Inspector Richard Butan of the Police Information Dept. said didn't burn that store." CANDLES >R RESEARCH the teenager complained he was accosted at gunpoint Thursday and taken to a house where he was beaten, clubbed, kicked and No trespassing University officials say only a scalded with hot water. The teenager, who was a member of the handful of students were 222 Abbott Rd. Panthers, said three others accused him of committing a crime Prof gets science award involved in the disorders but say against a fellow member, thus breaking one of the 10 Panther rules of conduct. The soldier told police he was abducted in a similar manner Friday, beaten, burned with cigarets and scalded with hot water. of MSU's highest awards "You're a pig in a pig's uniform," he quoted his abductors as e Guyer, include studies on how His research on factors which mimic the effect of the uterine e Junior Sigma Xi Award sperm is made ready for affect sperm production, said fluid and make sperm ready for saying. Police said they had not yet made out any warrants in the (Meritorious Research — will entrance into the egg for the awards committee has fertilization. This finding led to soldier's case. > Harold Hafs, 39, of the fertilization, studies on the prompted animal breeding greater worldwide success with tments of Dairy and environment of the uterus whe*e cooperatives to increase the artificial insemination, ology. life starts, studies of sperm output of their bulls by as much as 40 per cent. Since the Hafs joined the MSU Dept. of Dairy in 1959 as asst. professor a=fb ^*1AT WAH e is highly respected reproductive hormones and lationally in the field of hormones necessary for milk supply of sperm from genetically of reproductive physiology, c reproductive physiology," production and studies on the superior bulls is limited, his He has published 106 I Gordon Guyer, chairman of freezing of sperm and artificial findings have had a huge impact scientific papers and recently Restaurant ■ awards committee of Sigma insemination. on the improvement of cattle. was appointed to the research which announced the award. His research on the deep The MSU science society committee of the National Assn. iS 4 1 on any order of two complete THIS COUPON [harles A. Lassiter, chairman freezing of sperm, said the Sigma ' pointed out that by incubating of Animal Breeders. dinners, the lower priced dinner WITH MAX SHULMAN ; Dept. of Dairy Science, Xi committee, led to the first sperm in fluid from the uterus Hafs was bom in Genoa City, (By the author of Rally Round the Flag, Boys ... DobieGillis. . efc.l Hafs' research has successful use of frozen sperm Hafs demonstrated that sperm Wis. He received a bachelor's Monday-Thursday ligthened the cattle breeding for artificial insemination of J dairy industry throughout cattle in -this country. Such could be made ready for degree from the University of fertilization - capacitated — Wisconsin in 1953, master's 1/2 OFF — January 26, 27, 28 Down Memory Lane Without a Paddle Iworld and has led to better contributions by the MSU before,entry irtfo thaut^rup. .degree from Cornell University • Memory can best be described as that function of the brain which ■ity beef at lower cost than ■ever before possible. scientist have dlsb contributed to improved fertility in dairy herds, Later he pinpoiniedseveltai it} 1957 and a dbctofate at enzymes which he showed could Cornell in 1959. VAT Ml ffiSTMIMNT deserts you during an exam. Today, therefore, let us take ics, or little tricks to aid the memory. As you know of course, mnemonics is named after Mnemon, the destined to become hero of possibly the loveliest of all the Greek myths. It tells how the the international Athenian youth Mnemon fell in love with the wood nymph Ariadne, Khorities on animal and she with him. Indeed, so oblivious were these two to everything decry piology," Lassiter said. except each other, that one year they forgot to attend the festival of n - say of unequivocally that no person more Inmates Demeter, the goddess of bran. Well sir, naturally Demeter got pretty wroth, and to make sure the lovers would never forget again, she changed Ariadne into a finger and Mnemon into a piece of string. Ipletely dedicated to the GOT A lovely myth, as you can see, and as you know of course, it's Ving and execution of been the inspiration for dozens of richly romantic books, plays and upon sound operas, including La Traviata, Deerslayer and The Joys of Yiddish. piematical and biological ciples," Kenneth T. Kirton I tertility research at the John Co. in Kalamazoo, said. in Wayne Coun A But I digress. Mnemonics, I say, are little tricks to aid the mem¬ ory. For example, here's how I learned my Zip Code—72846.1 broke it into two smaller groups of digits, each with a special meaning. Like this: 72-846. See how easy it is now? The first group of digits, 72, Pats' contributions to the DETROIT (UPI) — A suit Jail are forced to live under In a 32- page brief, the four know of course, the number of days in the gestation cycle of the larger and cattle industries, often filed Monday alleges that "inhuman" conditions which male and two female inmates marsupials, like the oryx, the bushy lemur and the Toyota. And the •ugh basic research, said inmates in the Wayne County deprive them of constitutional alleged that human waste litters FAVORITE 846, you will instantly recognize of course as Dick Tracy's second group, rights. The suit asks that no the floors of the overcrowded badge number. more prisoners be sent to the jail cells; "Rats, roaches and insects until the conditions are abound throughout" the jail; corrected. electrical wiring is dangerous; . . . .... . punishment of prisoners is Filed by six ja.l inmates g awaiting trial on charges ranging from forging a check to first - [oKed tQ ^ dent on the whims of the ^ isonels arp naked in RECIPE? degree murder, the action is a isolation ^ there is no class suit filed in Wayne County treatment for menta„ ni Circuit Court on behalf of all the risoners and «prisoners known approximately 1,300 prisoners tQ hflve tuberculosis are not |A theft of an estimated $611 in personal property reportedly presently in the jail and those removed from the jail premises." If you do, we need it for our first, but not last, purred sometime between 1:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Friday who may be sent there in the Student Cookery, Bakery, and Eatery Cookbook. i Midland resident's automobile in the South Case Hall futupe- This special edition will be published on Monday, Wayne County Sheriff William Jrking bays near Chestnut Street. February 15, and will contain the recipes that you ■ Hugh Erskine, 22, told MSU police a portable tape recorder, a The case was assigned to V. Lucas said he had not heard send us. Plus, money saving shopping tips, time \>e and a duffel bag containing clothing were missing from the Judge Richard Maher, and a of the suit and could not tentative hearing date of Feb. 3 comment on it until he had saving cooking hints, helpful advice on meal Ihicle. Police said they found evidence of forced entry. was studied 'he allegations. preparation, and other informative features to help But some people say that mnemonics, useful though they may keep you alive as you eat your way through college. be, will be replaced by a far better memory aid. In fact, say they, JPETER FETTERS, East Lansing junior, told police Monday his The majority of prisoners in we are on soon the verge of a fantastic new breakthrough. Recent experi¬ iyele, with an-estimated value of $88, had been taken sometime ments have definitely proved that memory is carried in the brain cells the jail are awaiting trial and are lring Christmas vacation from the bicycle racks at the east side by the sub-molecule called RNA. Therefore, say they, as soon as sc therefore presumed innocent, I east Wilson Hall. ore Fetters told officers the bicycle had been vacation and was gone when he returned. locked to the rack the suit said. It said most of them are there because they 1225 All you have to do is fill out the small form below, attach it to your recipe (s) and bring it in or mail it ence learns how to synthesize RNA, all we'll have to do is swallow teaspoon of it and—presto!—instant memory. (Incidentally, if you're wondering what the initials RNA stand ■Police said they have no leads or suspects in either could not afford bond, and 85 to the Food Editor whose address is also below. incident. for, I forgot. I do recall, however, what DNA stands for. When the per cent of those are black. eminent biochemist Alfred J. Sigafoos was isolating DNA back 1960, he carried on experiments of such incredible delicacy you c scarcely believe it. Why, do you know that he was actually dissecting LYMAN BRIGGS Recipe categories are: Salads, Breads, Casseroles, tissues only a trillionth of an inch thick? That's why his fellow lab the BYRDS COLLEGE Cakes, Cookies, Meats, Low - Calorie, Foreign Dishes, Pastries, Drinks, and Miscellaneous. workers named the stuff DNA—for "Don't Nudge Alfred.") But I digress. Some people, I say, believe that science will soor decode RXA. But others are doubtful. How can anybody decode RN A, they ask, when they can't even figure out the brewing formula of Miller High Life Beer? was omitted from the Distinguished All recipes printed will It's true, you know. Miller High Life is absolutely uniqu. Mc Faculty Awards announcement that contain the student's and hometown only. competitor has ever been able to duplicate it. Oh sure, they've tried In fact, they've been trying for 115 years. And that's how long they've appeared in the State News Thursday, Jan. been failing because from the very beginning Miller's brewing fornv.la I'HE JAAXKS 21 and Friday, Jan. 22. Nominations from Lyman Briggs College should be sent to has been a secret known to only one man on earth —Miller's (h i brewmaster and he never tells it to another soul until, on his death¬ Dr. Steven Spees. bed, he whispers it into the ear of his eldest son. Take, for example, the current chief brewma.~U" at Miller Hi^.i Life—Heinrich Lockjaw the Xllth. A veritable tomb is Heinrieh the Small Form Below Xllth. Believe me, he's been offered plenty to divulge the formula. I SALE! SALE! Emil's Bar & Food Editor State News And I don't mean just money: I mean treasures far more precious the Mona Lisa, the Elgin Marbles, Belgium, the on!. listing skeleton of Charlemagne as a boy, the original manuscript of Tin Joys of Yiddish Room 341 But Heinrich the Xllth just keeps shaking hi- be ad. determined that WIN A WATER BED! Restaurant Student Services Bldg. the secret of Miller High Life shall be his aione until, with his final Name breath, he whispers it into the ear of his eldest son Heinrich the XHIth (or Gabby, as all his friends call him). GRAND O Home Town But I digress. You want to know whether science will ever decode • MAIDEN VOYAGE RECORDS 12" Pizza, 1 RNA. Well sir, I don't have the answer. But this much I can tell you: America did not become the world's foremost producer of laminated • MAGNOLIA THUNDERPUSSY prosthetics and edible furniture by running away from a fight! Steroo Co-Op & Water Beds All-You-Can-Eat Spaghetti Dinner Local Phone And don't you forget it! _ • GLOBE HANDMADE JEWELRY Tuesday Nite $1.50 "EVERY NITE IS PITCHER NITE" Category • THE UPPER ROOM Head Shop Pizza is our Speciality We, the brewers of Miller High Life and the sponsors of this column, wish to extend to you our unique and unduplicated thanks for your L217 ANN 351-7355 2012 E. Michigan Ave. tinuingpatronage. Also, Heinrich nays hello. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 4 HOURS ONLY 49c 49c $1.00 I TONIGHT January MID-NIGHT SALE IN EAST LANSING Shop from 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. ' Cigarettes Chiffon Gillette Platinum Dishwashing Detergent Tampax Plus Razor Blades 19c 26c pk8. 17 Limit 1 22<*. Limit 2 - 19c limit 1 29c Limit 1 1600 Flare Trousers (Coupon) All Coupons (Coupon) (Coupon) Good 7-11 p.m. All Coupons Good 7 - 11 p.m. All Coupons Good 7-11 p.m. All Coupons Good 7-11 p.m. 1-26-71 Only 1-26-71 Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only $1.09 99c 69c Personal Size Silk 'N Satin Prell Shampoo Concentrate Hand Lotion Scotch Hairset Tape Ivory Soap greatly & 49c 10H 49C 39£ 5C reduced Limit 1 Limit 1 Limit 1 limit 1 to (Coupon) (Coupon) All Coupons Good 7 : 11 p.m. ^ (Coupon) (Coupon) ^ All Coupons Good 7 - 11 p.m. All Coupons Good 7-11 p.m. 1-26-71 Only 1-26-71 Only East Lansing Store Only 1-26-71 Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only $8.00 All Women's $1.29 $2.00 College Daze Bikini Underwear Opaque (Also called MSU Game) Nylon or Acetate Hair Rollers Panty Hose 1088 $469 Limit 1 , 26c 59c 99c Here's your chance to get great Limit 3 Limit 2 Limit 3 (Coupon) All Co po(nC°GPOd7 11 (Coupon) All Coupons Good 7 (Coupon) looking trousers at real substantial - 11 p.m. All Coupons Good 7 - 11 p.m. East 1-26-71 Only 1-26-71 Only 1-26-71 Only savings. The selection includes solids Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only and stripes in our classic flare model. Originally 16.00, now marked to Mystic or $1.50 10.88. Assorted Brands $1.00 Leg Hugger Plain Knit Boot logger Panty Hose > Off on sale price of Suits, Sportcoats and Outercoats on day of Midnight Sale Panty Hose Panty Hose Knee Sox January 26, Only. 59c 39c 79< 63c Limit 3 Limit 6 Limit 3 Limit 3 All Coupons Good 7 (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupon) - 11 p.m. All Coupons Good 7-11 p.m. All Coupons Good 7-11 p.m. East Lansing Store Only East 1-26-71 Only P'm" 1-26-71 Only 1-26-71 Only Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only 300 off the Discount Price $14.95 Sylvania Sunlamp $4.00 Value Body Bra & Panty Hose Combination Tide Redwood % Ross z leyw: ; on all other with Stand laundry Detergent 205 E. Grand River - East Lansing Hosiery Limit 3 Sg'i Limit 1 $259 Limit 3 20 oz 33C OPEN WED., THURS. TILL 9 P.M. Limit 1 All Coupons Good 7 11 p.m. (Coupon) (Coupon) - A" All All Coupons Good 7 Coupons Good 7 -11 p.m. COUPl0-26-71°On^y 11 P'm" 1-26-71 Only 1-26-71 Only - 11 p.m. East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only STEREO L.P. SPECIALS Che bagpiper 4.98 Tumbleweed - Elton John Now 2.89 TONIGHT ONLY 4.98 Elton John FROM 7 PM UNTIL MIDNIGHT/JAN. 26 2.89 7.98 Chicago III 5.99 6.98 ALL PRICES SLASHED Chicago 3.89 5.98 Chicago Transit Aothority 3.59 TO ROCK-BOTTOM 5.96 Pearl - Janis Joplin 3.59 4.98 If You Could Read My Mind - Gordon Lightfoot 2.89 9.98 9.98 All Things Must Pass- George Harrison Jesus Christ Superstar 6.99 6.99 MEN'S SHIRTS - SLACKS - JACKETS SHOES - ALL MARKED DOWN 5.98 Sly and The Family Stone's Greatest Hits 3.59 DRESSES - SLACKS - SHOES - BLOUSES STATE DISCOUNT 307 E. Grand River WOMEN'S Next To The Card Shop 321 e. grand river, e. lansing Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 26, 1971 7 IN 1HE EVENING SHEPARD'S BY THE MOONLIGHT NIGHT YOU SAVE PRICE-BUSTERS at GREENS EAST LANSING STORE ONLY TONIGHT 7 til MIDNIGHT WOMEN'S MEN'S 220 pr. of casuals, including pant 95 pr. of George Boots, and shoes. Values to $18. Now buckled slip - ons. Values to $25. Now TUESDAY NITE 7 'TILL 11 L97 $9.97 PETER MAX STRETCH HOSE WOMEN'S S MEN'S SNO Pastel hose with artistic designs, formerly $8 *1 110 pr. of waterproof and fleece - 50 pr. of Hush Puppies, and B. F. NECK TIE ANO SASH SETS lined boots. Values to $20. Now Goodrich Values to $20 Waterproof boots. Multi - colored crepe fabrics, formerly $3.50 *1 KNEE SOCK ASSORTMENT $6.97 k9 Stretch nylons and wools, assorted colors, Regular $2 $1 000S AND ENDS BARGAIN TADLE HAND BATES Fall and 40 pieces, including casuals, 70 pr. of fleece - lined buckled holiday merchandise. Jumpers, pants, vests, skirts, jackets and other items valued to $25 $3 and $4 110% OFF fabrics and crinkles. Values to boots. Values to $25, Now BETTER NYLON POLO SHIRTS on all Paperbacks! >.97 Short sleeve, button neck, colored stripe. Regular $12 *4 $2.9743.97 Exclusively at the BUTTON FRONT 'SWABBY' JEANS $490 Nautically styled, button fly front, flared leg. Were $7 Midnight Sale Vhepardi Park Free In Since 1944 - City Ramps First choice at With Purchase of MSU students ALL WOOL CARDIGAN SWEATERS Tom Sawyer's fltttt* H(j)ES Classic styling, button front. In and White. Regularly $15 Navy, Brown, Red, Yellow $5% EAST LANSING ONLY 255 Ann St. ALL WOOL FLARED SLAX $790 $Q90 $1190 Sale Hours: 6-12 Midnight All wool plaids, solids and checks, $14 to $24 values # / II DRESSES JUMPERS 9 . .. jportsmriw fjftop Famous name brand all wool plaids. Formerly \1A |A $ A jT FANTASTIC ... much, much higher. 1|Q y |J HOLIDAY ROBES REDUCED SHOE* BOOT Choose from qtiilts, sheers and glitter fabrics, long and . .. | / / Aft presents its Nig short styles. ■ / L U11 BARGAINS 1 FALL & HOLIDAY SPORTSWEAR 1 /y SALE! Better brands of fall and holiday sportswear from our ftMf A MEN & LADIES regular line of famous manufacturers. ■» » JJIIvW ONE-PIECE WOOL JUMPSUITS from $6.97 "P Reg. SALE From our regular stock, a quick, neat look for partytime 1/ / nflfO . and Jouoging. l' L All J!AMU Levi Hopsack Flare Jeans MO00 *6 ALL WOOL CAR COAT GROUP Van Heusen Long Sleeve Shirts $800 $«8 Formerly much higher priced, giveaway priced at just MO 2/MO00 ZIP-LINED SUEDE JACKETS 25% OFF Jackets-Fall And Winter Weights 30%0ff with leather trim, in grey, antelope or now 1A price. bronze. Regularly $55, $275° Keep your faet warm & dry at M.S.U. SHOE REPAIR 1/2 Price PILE-LINE CORDUROY PANT COATS Sweaters, Body Fit Wide wale rib, choose from grey, beige or dark brown. 3-M1NUTE HEEL SERVICE 225 E. GRAND RIVER 332-3619 Originally $38. $1990 After Ski Boots. 1/2 Price MAN-MADE FUR PANT COATS Texas Ski Boots $3850 $3000 • Great looking over pants, choose from curly lamb J SilO >ale ! Sale ! Sale! nn iand seel man - made fabrics. Regularly $60 to $70 ^/ UIIU 4/ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 2 AND 3 PIECE PANT OUTFITS Tuesday, Ian. 26 | SALE Including warm outdoor stylings some with matching skirts or sweaters. Originally $60 to $90. s39 and $49 7 p.m. to Midnight *Ski Clothing & Equiplment FROM GREENS EAST LANSING I SAVINGS 20%-50% OH "BOOTIQUERY" Giant Sale $ Head, Lange, & Kastle Skis KNEE-LENGTH LEATHER BOOTS y|90 Lange Boots 30% Off Up - to - the - minute styles that were $25. IT AFTER-SKI BOOTS all our L'P's will be on sale from 7 -12 Fully lined footwear with flair, were $14 and $17 plus selected demonstrator models in our Hi Fi department OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT MO" and $12'° ipOWSIlMStW Jffyop I DISC SHOP 323 E. Grand Open Mon. - River Fri. 9 a.m. • Sat. 9 a.m. Phone: 6 p.m. 351-5380 9 p.m 7 7 213 E. Grand River E. Lansing, Mich. Ph. 332-3531 ' open mon. -sat. 9<30 tii wed. 9i3o to 9«oo 5«3.o East Lansing Shop Only 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. January 26, | Club By JOANNA FIRESTONE engine back on the tracks, works excursions for vacations to To aid in the project, tin State News Staff Writer Railroad Club members have Florida. Michigan State Fair officials offered the insides of the Sweaters 1/3 to 1/2 OFF "1225," the 240 - ton Pere spent the past nine months checking state and federal Once the locomotive is operative, it is expected to be "1223," the only other original operation and boiler regulations self supporting and will be run Pere Marquette still in existence. Marquette steam engine near - and mapping plans for on a nonprofit basis. Trips at a This will not destroy the Case Hall, may soon make its Shirts 1/3 to 1/2 OFF first run in almost 15 years converting the locomotive so it can be used for passenger projected cost of $10 - $12 for a 100 mile round trip will be the appearance of the engine and it will provide the much needed according to a spokesman for - service. primary source of revenue. parts for the "1225." the MSU Railroad Club. When the "1225" is rebuilt, Before "1225" can make its The "1225" also needs to be Outer Coats One of two in existence, the "1225" is the only Pere the club hopes to transport way to Fort Lauderdale or converted for passenger pulling. students and team members to South Bend, however, much of Randy Paquett, Saginaw Marquette which is nearly selected football games and run the engine must be rebuilt. senior and vice president of the Yl% OFF operational. In efforts to put the club, explained that when the locomotive was donated to MSU in 1957 it was generally believed Sportcoate $24.98 to be a passenger - pulling HI engine. Is "It simply is not equipped to pull passengers," Paquette said. "We need to install a signal line and a steam line for this function, as well as generally updating the locomotive." While making plans for the engine, club members are also making plans for themselves. They are being trained by Look for the Yellow Shutters on the 200 Block persons skilled in operating Shop Tonight from 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. steam locomotives so they can qualify for licenses to operate the "1225." Moonlite sale Tues. Jan. 26 Moonlite Sale Tues. Jan. 26 East Lansing Mid-Night Sale This is particularly Paquette said, important, because the locomotive is a fuel economy Free Slack Sport Shirts Values to 15.00 running engine and costs are dependent, to a large degree, on \j With any the operator. 2 for $5.00 ^°'nS W'^ 0t^6r merc^ants 'n * • • The locomotive is more SportCoat Purchase at Regular Price NOW MW" 2 for $7.00 2 for $10.00 A GREAT MID-NIGHT SALE economical than conventional diesels, concerned, as far but as fuel the cost is of Mens Mens maintaining track is more than TUESDAY, JAN. 26th - 9 a.m. to 5:30 ... 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. 50 per cent higher and more Canterbury Canterbury S>bop Leon G is joining in this one day sales event with some outstanding values . time is involved. The "1225" will need to stop Moonlite Sale Moonlite Sale every 150 miles for water and Tues. Jan. 26 Tues. Jan. 26 JEWELRY .. . GIFTS ... PRINTS . .. every 300 miles to take on additional coal. Company Buy Now and Save for Valentines Day and Other Occasions Sweater & Shirt Flares ENTIRE STOCK Wedding Rings FREE MONOGRAMING on FAMOUS BRAND To help meet rebuilding costs, the club is sponsoring a fund - A special friend lonely walk can much mal mon I raising drive. Money raised interesting this couple h« I Set Reg. 25.00 ART CARVED Gold fashion originals Pewter Mugs Monogram Pins WATCHES $49.50 up during the drive will be used to supply parts and meet found out. as 20% off Reg. $25.00 |||Q|||f |5 gg 2 for 10.00 order now. A will do Deposit Key Rings Cuff Links 20% off operations costs. SN photo by Don Gersti* I Mens Mens Canterbury ®luip Moonlite sale Canterbury £>bop Moonlite Sale ALL MUSIC BOXES favorite tunes ALL PRINTS and WALL DECORATIONS ALL PIERCED EARRINGS Humanities study Tues. Jan. 26 Tues. Jan. 26 20% off 20% off offered in Tokyo Posters 8t Qld World Maps Outer Coats Sweater '? Ideal Valentine Gift 88c • Car coat • Jackets • Zip Coats •Sleeveless*Cardigans* Crew • U - Neck Students interested in the humanities program to be offered in I ENTIRE STOCK 4C% OFF more 7.99-9.99 to 16.99 Diamond Rings Tokyo, Japan, this summer are urged to attend a meeting to discuss the program at 7:30 tonight in the Bessey Hall faculty I [I Mens Mens Orange Blossom lounge. Gold Fashion Originals A movie or slides or both will be presented to describe the I Canterbury ^luip Canterbury #ljup 20% off Tokyo program. A representative of the Office of Overseas Study, and Frederick Kaplan, professor of humanities, who will teach I I Moonlite Sale Moonlite Sale the courses in Tokyo, will be there to answer questions. I The options available to participants such as independent travel I popcorn Tues. Jan 26 Tues. Jan. 26 store hours. . . and opportunity to take courses for up to 10 and one credits or none if they wish will be explained. Chess Knit Shirt Sport Coats 49.95 - 69.95 to 110.00 values 9am to5:30 pm JEWELRY and ' ART CENTER sets The program is open to MSU students and students from universities. It is the first time a humanities program v offered in Japan. other "' | regular 9.98 7pm to 11 pm 319 E. GRAND RIVER 40% OFF NOW 29.99 - 36.99 EAST LANSING, MICH. NOW 2 for 10.00 39.99 ■ up black lite sale Mens Mens comolpte lite & fixture now Canivilmry *1)0P Receive a 10% to 100% discount Canterbury .§>bnp on any item in the store 813 LADIES DEPARTMENT (save the two bucks, with this coupon ) Moonlite Moonlite from 7—11 p.m. tonight! Entire Stock Entire Stock ace hardware Coat & Carcoat 201 e.gr. river opposite union SKIRTS ^ Store closes 5:30 - 7 p.m., reopens 7 - 11 P " NOW 30% OFF NOW y2 OFF Canterbury Canterbury Moonlite Moonlite Entire Stock SALE Siveaters • Dresses # Slacks SHOES^ THINGS • Blouses • Pantsuits East Lansing's One and Only 10%-100% Off Sale OPEN TONIGHT 7-12 PM NOW 30% OFF Here's how it works: Tonight from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., the first 250 customers Save up to 30% and more will receive envelopes containing discount coupons. SPECIALS Discounts range from 10% to 100 % off. Simply present your envelope at the time of purchase to claim your discount. Don't miss this opportunity to do your Valentines Day's KNEE HIGH LEATHER shopping early and save. Canterbury (Note: envelopes may only be opened by the cashier. Otherwise, they are invalid. BOOTS-SIDE ZIP FRONT LACED BOOTS $14.90 $24.90 Michigan Bankard ' Free Alterations BROWN SUEDE OR BLACK LEATHER PLUS MANY MORE GREAT BARGAINS! wide selection of purses • spirit pantyhose MAC at GRAND RIVER We Accept Open. Wed. and Thuri. till 9 p.m. 231 MAC Ss3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 26, 1971 9 MID-NIGHT L SALE SHOP TONIGHT] SHOP TONIGHT 6 p.m. 6 p.m. A ST TONIGHT 'til S Uj| III 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. 11 p.m. 203 E. GRAND RIVER 11 p.m. N We Are Closing Our EAST LANSING Store S * Suede Jackets I MOST ITEMS * Suede Vests * NOW Sportswear N * Dresses 1/2 PRICE G * Flair Jeans $5 Shop Tonight 7-12 301 E. Grand River PHONE 351-8460 The discount records 225 ANN ST. HOURS: DAIL Y 9:30-8:30 SAT. 9:30-6:00 SUN. 12:00-5:00 Only complete record store in Lansing or East Lansing HOSIER'S WILL BE CLOSED TODAY UNTIL 6 P.M. NEW FROM CAPITOL RECORDS Hosiers will be CLOSED TODAY til 6 p.m. for inventory. Then we'll be ready to put on our SENSATIONAL 5 - HOUR AFTER INVENTORY SALE! We'll be busy all day Cannonball Adderley Quintet THE LETTERMEN counting... sorting... regrouping...repricing hundreds of the Famous Label fashions you love. The Price You Got to Pay to Be Free Many items won't be found 'til we inventory...too late to be listed below.. $b search Hosier's Music that speaks of freedom; Everything's Good About You tonight for the GREATEST AFTER - INVENTORY VALUES EVER! talks in virtuosity and honesty Music that lives in the heart of . . . recorded "live" & "free"i things . . . holding the secret of Soul Virgo* Ruftiptestljtskln; l«k love ... as if for the fiVst time: Something; Look to Your Soul; It's Over; Morning Girl; Where ! s! SHOP TONIGHT 6 p.m. TO 11 p.m. Did Our Love Go; Until It's Time Painted Desert; Directions; The for You to Go; Worlds; Everything Price You Got to Pay to Be Free Is Good About You. (featuring Nat Adderley Jr.) 2 RECORD SET ONLY $3.99 NEW LETTERMEN $3.49 Over 600 Famous Sweaters Over 200 Of Our Famous Quicksilver Messenger Service HcCUINNESS FLINT and Sweater Vests Reduced Label Wool Pants On Sale An incredible 5-man compound were $12 to $22 • What About Me of sound —No. 1 in England for were $8 to $18 down-to-earth technical cleanli¬ As the sun colors flowers, Quick¬ ness and bluesy spiritual rock: silver colors music—with screams and caresses: Long Haired Lady; Won't Kill Me; Baby Baby; Color; Subway; Spindrifter; Good Local Lazy Afternoon; Bodang Buck; Mister, Mister; Heritage; I'm Let¬ ting You Know; Let It Ride; H to s9 $7" to $14" Dream Darling Dream; When I'm Old Rock and Roll; All in My Dead and Gone; Brother Pysche; Mind; Call on Me; What About Select from slipovers, cardigans and sleeveless vests in Wools, knits, and plush corduroys all by our famous Who You Got to Love; Interna¬ cables and classic styles. Mock turtlenecks, jewel, V - manufacturers. Straight and flare leg styles in plaids, tional. neck and turtleneck in stripes and solid colors. 36 to stripes and solid colors. Sizes 6 to 16. $3.59 McGUINNESS FLINT $3.99 Tim Rose-Love, A Kind Of Hate Story IF2 For him to sing is an act of love Seven musicians called IF, not . . and gentle . raging and tough . . . lonely ... his songs are just another group, but a gather¬ ing of men who have mastered Over 2000 Famous Flare Leg Over 300 Famous Name from a soul of feathered iron: blues and classics ... music I've Gotta Get a Message to You; Dimlight; Where Do You Go To » driving, complex, mature, original: Your City Is Falling; Sun¬ Jeans at Exciting Savings Shirts and Tops On Sale My Lovely; You Can't Stop Your¬ day Sad; Tarmac T. Pirate and the Lonesome Nymphomaniac; I were $8 to $16 self; Sad Song; Georgia By Morn¬ were $7 to $18 Couldn't Write and Tell You; ing; Ode to an Old Ball; Sym¬ Shadows and Echos; A Song for pathy; I Know These Two Peo¬ 2 ple; Jamie Sue. Elsa, Three Days Before Her 25th Birthday. s4" to s14" FOR *7 ™s9 J, S11 OTHERS FROPi/l.$5.99 TIM ROSE $3.49 $3.99 All famous names included! Select from pinvyale Huge selection of easy .- care - fabrics in dressy and corduroy. Wide wale corduroy, no wale corduroy, casual'styles. SeJeCt from prints, checks and solids in crushed velvets, and tapestries in every color colors to coordinate with your wardrobe. Sizes 6 to- imaginable. Sizes 5 to 15. 16. • Just Solid Experience! Entire Stock Dresses and Entire Stock Denim Flare Winter Skirts Pant suits Winter Coats Leg leans PLUS - OPEN TONIGHT 7-12 were $12 to $20 were to $36 were to $60 were to $10 WITH A 2 $Q' 2 1/2 OFF 1/2 OFF 1/2 OFF FOR FOR 1 1 FANTASTIC MYSTERY SALE Short, regular, midi All famous labels in Suedes, fake furs, and Great fitting jeans in ON ALL RECORDS AND TAPES length in plaids, stripes and solid colors. 6 to casual and dressy styles. Sizes 5 to 15. lengths. Sizes 8 to 14. stripes, checks and solid colors. Sizes 5113. (except budget and import) 14. COME IN AND SAVE -- Suede jackets Tonight. .. 5 Hoars Only! Handbags. Hats, Scarves, Mittens DEFINITELY WORTHWHILE ! in 3 Styles were $50 SAVE were to $12 \ 7:00 pm — 12:00 midnight on all new spring and 1/2 $25 summer jeans, pants, blouses, dresses, tops, OFF Western fringe, safari 20% discount records jackets, swimsuits and Suede handbags, wool and tip - out pile lined and felt hats at accessories. scarves shortie style. Sizes 6 to savings of 50%. 14. 225 ANN ST. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Little Fauss, Big Halsy'-- thinking man's cycle flick Last fall, "C.C. And Company" was dubbed, "The On the road, with Fauss as riding, setting a victory at an sideline mechanic and Halsy as upcoming cycle race as his goal. presents the sound and fury of raojng without drawing back, racer, the friendship is soon In competition with Halsy at 'Ben-Hur' of motorcycle films." strained. giving the action fan his fill and San Francisco, "Little" Fauss The title was given prematurely. giving his story its proper, It should have been saved for Long before his leg has demonstrates who is the better frenzied setting, "Little Fauss and Big Halsy," a mended, Little Fauss grows tired cyclist and "Big" Halsy gets his Then he builds on the siwi&w of his bragging companion. At overdue lesson in humility. motorcycle flick that has more the track, Halsy wins slight expected action with the to offer than noise. "Little Fauss and Big Halsy" premiums of logical plot, three victories and gives Fauss no tells a predictable story. To be Like "Ben-Hur," this is a dimensional characters and credit for keeping the cycle sure, a passion for cycle films, a story of a man who gets even snatches of humor and with time friend running smoothly. yearning for Redford and sensitivity. a one - by The team breaks up shortly possibly a tolerance for Pollard [ beating him in the big race. By ROBERT KIPPER after the arrival of Rita, a young are required for maximum becomes involved less Little Fauss, played by State News Review* woman in the process of enjoyment, with the roar of the engines than Michael J. Pollard, is a shy little withdrawing from drugs. Little But, met on its own terms, the sighs of Little Fauss and less schmo whose only friends are his Fauss begins to like Rita. Halsy the film is moved by Fauss' climactic parents and his only thrill is a roving and He meets Big Halsy (Robert scoffs at him, claiming her for victory than by his loss of tinkering with his motorcycle. interesting one. Redford), a strutting cyclist who is better at flashing his teeth or himself. Fed up with living in the shadow of Halsy's bedside Director Sidney J. Furie uses the cliches of cycle films to i tenderness. Fauss and In short, Big Halsy" "Little can be Trackside his torso at trackside chicks than and trackside adventures, Fauss fine an effect as he did the ailed, at the risk of he is at winning races. returns home. contradicting terms, Michael J. Pollard and Robert Redford play temporary friends in "Little Fauss cliches of spy films in his first a thinking and Big Halsy" TONY Big Halsy has lost his license and his sponsor. Little Fauss has Back home, Fauss practices film, "The Ipcress File." Furie man's motorcycle film. a motorcycle film now showing at the Gladmer Theater. TANNER broken his leg and is unable to ride. The two enter a U' chorale excels in comradeship of convenience. virtuosity Halsy rides Fauss' cycle, using Fauss' name and license. Fauss gets to escape the monotony of home and travel the cycle race circuit with someone who By CONRAD L DONAKOWSKI mysticism inspired a mood of passionate depth. The cantata thrill. Perfect. largest, longest - lived and most must be left to conquer id.I A BLOCKBUSTER pretends to be his friend. melodic and rhythmic freedom also demonstrated how choral The rendering of the works by Guest Reviewer ' united with absolute communal varied of any In music. such a debut! 1 MUSICAL." -Jack Gaver compositions by 20th century the moderns Walton, Hindemith Somewhat less successful were U.P.I. precision. The climax in the first masters are a bridge whereby and Hayes would have been the Brahms motet, for which the Almost Aiming to be judged by the half of the evening was as enjoyable « J TONIGHT amateur listeners can cross from counted excellent by most group is a bit small, and the music was seeing an audieJ highest professional standards, undoubtedly "Behold! I Build traditional tonality and regular 8:15 p.m. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM 1225 the University Chorale made its My House" debut Friday in the Music by Lukas Foss. Here is a composer always beat to the atonality and polyrhythms of avant - garde choirs. As for old music, purists admired the vibrato - free sound which Harris used to illuminate Bach "lobet den Herrn," with which the chorale daringly began numerous enough to give sud Performers their due rewards J Tickets on sale at the Building Auditorium. Its seeking new ways to its program. Most would have applause. Hopefully we J UNION TICKET OFFICE music. the two sections from begun with a simpler vehicle to finding sensitive listeners forth Director, Robert Harris, communicate in sound. Such The audience was delighted to Buxtehude's "Missa Brevis." test their blend, precision and great variety of musical associate professor of music, music full of tone clusters, new hear and see a piece with the These reminded us that the packed hall before venturing expression already available« proved himself a master of the scales, unanticipated chords and complete sound of voices and repertoire for chorus is the most demanding choral music of rhythmic into deep water. But something this campus, polyphony is more instruments. Schoenberg added our century. demanding for singers, who are the orchestra to this cantata to He is a composer who often accustomed to roll only in clarify its many melodic lines obviously enjoys conquering the the diatonic groove, than for Comm Arts forms and to emphasize motifs which complex melodies, textures and instrumentalists. might have been lost in the rhythms of contemporary music. Not so for the graduate music homogenous texture of the The chorale reached its first students who make up the original a capella composition, peak in Distler's "Psalm Ninety - chorale. They sang and taught A fourth excellent Eight," whose astringent the audience to hear in a performance was the "Three transfer credit plan dramatic new way. Carols of Death" by William Arnold Schoenberg's cantata Schuman, another "Peace on Earth," which contemporary. These settings of concluded the evening, matched Walt Whitman's poetry, the Foss piece for sheer especially "To All, To Each" on for quite a while," Bain said, virtuosity and excelled it in gave the audience a macabre By JOHN BORGER getting their educatioo| "But there have been a couple of someplace else." State News Staff Writer instances just lately that have me Bain said he asked the I quite upset. department representatives list I "We had one student A standardized policy for the coming week to have their departments I to us from a community acceptance of community college begin talking about a positionoc I college transfer credits is being 46 credits in his major, community college cretin| formed within departmental That's more than we allow in When the departments hi committees of undergraduate 'our years. Obviously, such a formed positions, a positi affairs in the College of college is missing the boat with collegewide applicability! Communication Arts. somewhere." Dean Jack M. Bain said Baln 8aid students should j,e written, Bain said. Bain said he hopes the poliql | Monday the need for such a receive a broad general formulation will be completed I policy has "been in the wind for education in their first two years within a month. I sometime. instead of taking highly "I just want the college to ■ "We've had problems off and technical courses. He said he have a definite policy - and 1H want to be placed in a don't care exactly what it is -1 position of accepting junior - And then I want to go out ami I and senior level - courses from talk with the communityl community colleges. colleges and let them know what I "We'd lose our accrecjidation our position is," Bain said. I if we accepted all of these "It's not meant to keep! courses," he said. "And worse students out or to get studenu ■ yet, we wouldn't even be In. It's just a matter of making■ educating the students who things clear." I come here with credits in Bain said the formation of 11 courses like that. We'd be giving college policy was not connected ■ them the degree, but they'd be ith the Presidential Commission oi| Admissions and Student F Composition. «.e BYRD The commission's final report, I scheduled for submission to I President Wharton at the end of I winter term, will include■ recommendations for the■ Universitywide treatment otl community college transfal students. I SN correction! The State News incorrectly! reported Monday that James &■ mcKee, professor of sociology, I defended the section of the! Taylor Report prevent* I students from voting on mattw I concerning "professional np»| of the faculty." I McKee said he explained tt» I provision, but did not defend ■ the error. TONY TANNIC M! > - those first places (side horse, rings and parallel bars)." tiii:.iaa\i:s<;an<; of Los Angeles. Only it's moved 3. Marquette (6) (14-0) 4. Lasalle (12-1) ! a few miles. 4. Pennsylvania (1S-0) 5. Fordham (12-1) PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Bobby Orr, Boston Bruins hockey 5. Kansas (13-1) 6. Illinois (8-2) r, and Joe Theismann, the outstanding quarterback for Notre Southern California, unbeaten 6. Jacksonville (12-2) 7. Villanova (14-4) 7. Notre Dame (1) (9»4) 8. (tie) Duquesne (9-2) rere honored Monday night by the Philadelphia in 14 games this season, took 8. T«nn«ss«a (1 2-2) Hi«) Memphis St. (12-3) Irtswriters association as the outstanding professional and advantage of Notre Dame's 9. South Carolina (10-3) . (tie) North Carolina (11-3) MSU EMPLOYEES:* credit union Tateur athletes of 1970. conquest of UCLA to surge into the No. 1 ranking Monday in balloting by the 35-member United Press International board FREE Offer Good Only With This Coupon your to i°in JNEW YORK (UPI) — The Pittsburgh Steelers and the San fcncisco Forty Niners will lead the 26 National Football League of coaches. One Per Customer plan now . ® Ims with 22 selections apiece in the player - draft meetings that 1With the purchase of a K>n Thursday, Jan. 28 at the Belmont Plaza Hotel. BIG BARNEY Varsity Club GIANT FISH SANDWICH ■ NEW YORK (UPI) — Boston's Phil Esposito, who led the •tional Hockey League last season with 43 passed that mark and is only 10 points away from becoming goals, has already The MSU Varsity Club will hold its second meeting of the term at 7:30 bedb&ttt This offer good at Red Barn located at 1010 E. > first p.m. Wednesday in the Stadium player to score 100 points in two different regular clubroom. All members are urged to Grand River, East Lansing, Michigan s, according to statistics released Monday. attend and to contact an officer if attendance is impossible. Th^Onl/Bank in Michigan Offering Master Charge To Juniors, Seniors, and Grad Students. Regardless of Age Apply in person af Brookfield Plaza Branch IMSU Student Master Charge^ppllcatloa (PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION RE QUESTED BELOW) "£jkiL—^—I ONLY y T T [ f I I Mil I XJ MSU ADDRESS l2"CODE I""1 ° ft* .ELI PHONE NUMBE R SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER MAJOR CLASS IGPA NAMt OF PRESENT EMPLOYER (IF ANY) POSITION HOW LONG MONTHLY SALARY BUSINESS ADDRESS BUSINESS PHONE J""! CHECKING Q Q (OTHER) CREDIT REFERENCES MONTHUPAYMENJ^ Get oil the facts a union's $221 Spring Bre C APPLlCANT(S). Preview Meeting SIGNA r URE OF APPLICANT ' TSTTT- SIGNATURE OF SPOUSE 7:30 p.m. Tues., Jan. 26 Credit Union Bldg. East Lansing State Bank MSU EMPLOYEES ■CREDIT^ UNION I East Lansing Okeaoe Hasten Brookfield Plaza Red Cedar at IhmbrMge 1019 Trowbridge Rd. • Open 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday • Phone 3S3-2280 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, JanU;Jafy 26.1 STATE NEWS state news CLASSIFIED Treat your Valentine right With a classified display ad. 347 Student Services. 355-8255 — classifieo ~~ frankly speaking The State News does not permit racial or religious Employment • by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Sole discrimination in its CEDARVIEW APARTMENTS. 1 wedding advertising culumns. The OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY. bedroom, newly furnished. Walk Rooms DRESs" ar*T~ Young agflressive company has veil; beautiful conditio State News will not 351-5647. 4-1-29 positions for enthusiastic men and to campus. 10. 351.213d. accept advertising which EFFICIENCY ARRANGEMENT - • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates time or career opportunity. For Close in. Neat adult. $24 weekly. against Scooters & Cycles details, call Delta Engineering and References. 663-8418. 5-2-1 religion, race, color or Design, 489-5037. 5-1-28 6-2-1 372-0987 Auto Parts & Service national origin. 532 ABBOTT Road. Single room for a Aviation AVAILABLE NOW. A" utilities paid. man, cooking privileges. 332-0626 LADIES CAMEL hai> • EMPLOYMENT PART TIME employment: 12-20 Partly furnished. 322 Elm Place, after 5 p.m. 3-1-28 co«~~"^L „ie.A'mo"_n^.48S.7S^;| hours per week. Automobile No. 2. $110/month. $120 for 2. • FOR RENT required, 351-5800. O Apartments Automotive PART TIME, earn up to $50 - $75 Plus deposit. 337-0649 or 351-9586.4-1-29 MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to fender Mint JazzmasteTgJ condition. Desperj,, Houses FIAT 8 5 0, 1968. 27,000 miles. per week. Car necessary. 351-7319 Call campus. 487-5753, 485-8836. O Rick, 337-1260 If nol 'I Rooms Excellent condition! $1600 or best offer. 882-6534 after 6:30 ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. _4824400. 24 hours. A-jJI • FOR SALE Animals RN OR LPN with medication course for 3 - 11:30 p.m. shift. Skilled ROOMMATE TO share Completely furnished. before 4 p.m. C 372-8077 KLH MOD~EL~41~ Dolby S.e^T system. Muta Mobile Homes care nursing. Provincial House Lansing model 40 automatic r, West. Call Miss Turek, 484-1483. apartment with male student. Scott • PERSONAL For Sale Model 382-c 10-2-2 Utilities paid, $50 monthly. • PEANUTS PERSONAL 485-6769. 2-1-27 • REAL ESTATE FORD, 1956, fair condition. Best CHEST, $12.95.. Stove, $12.95. automatic tumJable^M^L 15 in woofer For Rent Houses Refrigerator, $19.95. ?r^rf°8,ratk -SS ABC • RECREATION offer before February 1st. SECONDHAND STORE, 1208 track players. Reel • SERVICE 351-2183. A-5-2-1 Turner. C tr - '■ ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. SOUTH LANSING. 3 bedroom Typing Service SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV duplex. Tiled basement - garage, Oriental «v|e SONY STEREO HP - 480, excellent • TRANSPORTATION RENTALS. 372-4948. C patio. Stove, refrigerator, condition. Gibson classic guitar, furnished. $200. Married couples, • WANTED HURST OLDS 455 1969V4, TV RENTALS — Students only. Low 'WE'RE neteft D mT) OUR New grad students, or faculty. good condition. 349-1651. A-5-1-29 485-439,. thru 8W6;m"b'„>I Saturday. C ' DEADLINE monthly 372-1398. 5-1-29 1 P.M. one class day Dansville 623-6922. 5-1-26 351-7900 and term rates. Call to reserve yours. cem.vm wxmn STEREO AND 8 track car tape UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C before publication. Cancellations - 12 noon MERCURY PARKLANE, 1965. Full on I uHMfe HIM STANCE ANP player, with FM stereo, $75 each. 627-5865, after 6 p.m. A-5-1-29 PARKING SPACES Stoddard near one class day before power. New tires, exhaust, and shocks. Air. Excellent condition. Burger King. $5 monthly. Call SAVAREM/ WORC£!' 332-6970.3-1-28 HOCKEY SKATES Bane, SKI IS HART 220cm. Buckle boots, 7H, $40; Mini 8, 8 track publication. CB radio and antenna. $875. size 13, Cubco bindings, poles and player, $30. PHONE 393-2104. 5-1-27 TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction ONE MAN for 4 man, duplex, VW ski rack, $75. Glacierwood 882-2378.3-1^7^1 $47.50. No lease. Six blocks west guaranteed. Free delivery, sen skis, Cubco bindings, boots size 9 FENDER JAGUAR, Gibs 355-8255 OLDSMOBILE 1964. Very good and 4*tfC4 of Frandor. Liberal minded. After pick-up. Call NEJAC, 5 p.m., 489-5366. 3-1-28 and poles, $35. 337-9480. 3-1-27 amplifier. Excellent condital RATES condition. Full power. Call after 6 337-1300. C $450. Call 353-1504. 5-129 _ p.m., 351-1984. 5-1-26 1 day $1.50 GIRL NEEDED, near campus. Share RUMMAGE SALE includes baby 15c per word per day Apartments room. No 351-3054. 5-1-27 lease. $62.50. clothes, and 372-8383. A5-1-29 furniture. Call HUMAN HAIR Wig, shoulderiml dark brown. Worn 3 days $4.00 twice, fal 13%c per word per day OKEMOS, ONE bedroom apartment, For Rent For Rent $100. Sell for $50. 337-2$l FOR SIX or seven. Clean, roomy, MARANTZ PONTIAC CATALINA 1969 vinyl furnished, parking, utilities paid. CLEARANCE. All 5 days $6.50 WANTED: carpeted, air - conditioned, Marantz items 351-6586. 5-1-27 MALE reduced at hardtop. 400 Cubic, many extras. APARTMENT RENTAL CENTER, 13c per word per day parking. Sun porch. Rent open. MARSHALL MUSIC, East BRIDAL GOWN. Size 12 « 13,500 miles. $2,300. 371-2030 444 Michigan Avenue. Select an 676-2828. TF (based on 10 words per ad) after six.S-1-28 ONE MAN for 2 man luxury Lansing. C-1-26 Organza with Venetim m apartment to suit your kind of life apartment. Cedar 351-3163. A-5-1-29 Greens, style. Some with swimming pool, Peanuts Personals 337-1025. 5-1-28 LOWER FLAT, Okemos, 3 bedroom, STEREOPHONIC EQUIPMENT: must be RAMBLER, 1963. New battery, others close to campus and pre-paid. ONE BEDROOM furnished furnished, available February 1. 10-25% off; receivers, cassette AMPEX TAPE recorder. Onetw tires, brakes. Needs clutch work. roommate service. HALSTEAD NEED ONE apartments. Short term leases. 351-6586. 5-1-26 players, tape decks, cartridges, tepes included. Best off $125. Call roommate $47.50 per MANAGEMENT COMPANY, There will be a 50c service Ed, 355-8252 or Close to campus. 351-3163. A-5-1-29 month. Available immediately. $140 - $160. 351-7910. O turntables; Dual, Garrard, Fisher, 355-1585. S-5-1-29 and bookkeeping charge if Call 393-8289. 5-1-28 351-5289. 5-1-28 SHEPARD STREET, 3 bedroom, Scott, Kenwood, KLH, Ampex, this ad is not paid within East Lansing's Finest partly furnished. $150/month. etc.; 353-7460. A-5-2-1 PRACTICALLY NEW 15" Jm ROADRUNNER 1970. 440. 6 pack. EAST LANSING, MSU Woofer near. 4 STUDENT RESIDENCE 372-8130, after 5 p.m. A-5-1-29 enclosed in relinkI one week. Hardtop, deluxe wheels, 410 positraction. Call 482-6714 after student farmhouse. Private, Now Offering BATHROOM CABINET space saver. cabinet. Garrard SI-65 Tali I The State News will be carpeted, furnished. 337-2285 HASLETT AREA. 3 bedroom ranch. Car seat, divider - bookcase, 351-4715.3-1-27 3:30 p.m. 4-1-29 responsible only for the 6-1-29 SHORT - TERM LEASES New, country atmosphere, $200 a 36"x84". Child's fire engine. 355-0850. A-6-2-1 DOUBLE BED, spring and matin first day's month. References and deposit. incorrect ROADRUNNER 1970. Power ROOMMATE NEEDED Fee luxurious ClCfl Limited headboard. Portable black i insertion. brakes, steering, $2,250. Phone 351-6487. 5-1-26 four speed, }|QU Time Only 482-3732. 5-1-29 CUSTOM MADE lemp and barrel white TV. 372-2607. 3-1-27 TWO * GIRLS needed immediately. Lowered Move-In Cost SOUTH LANSING: 2 bedroom liquor cabinets. Please call after 5 Utilities included. Close. 337-1335 •Walk to Campus p.m., 393-7034. A-6-2-1 AMPEG B 25 Amp and Framusbi TORINO 1968. completely furnished. Carpeted V-8, console, or 351-2608. 5-1-28 fastback. AM-FM living room, garbage disposal. Carpetlrtl?^ fum,tur#' , 3d for 2 Children welcome. $240 includes ON€ PAIR of Head Comp. Slalom new polyglass tires, air MARRIED STUDENTS -«"■ ~k<> 197 crti. One pair of Head Automotive sharp. Call 489-7084, after & No deposit. Call 332-4350. FACULTY completely furnished. $550 a comp. giant slalom, 200 cm. 3-1-27 ivSlte Professional month includes utilities. Available Please call after 5 p.m., 393-7034. AUSTIN HEALEY, 1961 Sprite, Live In A Luxury Management bug anytime, completely furnished A-6-2-1 eye classic. 2 engines. New VW 1963. regulator, New starter. engine, brakes, Body good. 3 Bedroom Apt. for $185 mo. MODERN SPACIOUS 2 731 APARTMENTS efficiency apartments, $55 a week cleaners, $12.50 up. T interior, stripped, ready for paint WATER uprights. ELECTRO GRAND,SIX| 351-2225. 5-2-1 fully carpeted apartment. G.E. Rental office open 12-6 Daily and up. 882-5743. 0-1-28 BEDS, WATER BEDS, job. 393-8816. A-5-2-1 2 bedrooms for $165.00 East Michigan. Hours, 9-5p.m appliances, air and Waterbeds. King size starting at conditioner, Sunday Saturday, 9 a.m. - 12. 0-1-29 KNOB HILL garbage disposal. In Haslett only GIRL WANTED for house. Own $79.95 at White Monkey. Save 731 Burcham Dr. 'A mile East $5.00 minutes from campus. No room. $54, with this ad. 351-6911. APARTMENTS Phone 339-2490 for appointment. pets. of Abbott Rd. including utilities. A-5-2-1 YOU WON'T believe our Kig 351-8579. 3-1-26 351-6554 5-1-26 Phone 351-7212 Scooters & Cycles Open 1 - 6 Mon. - Sat. LANSING OR ONE OR TWO needed for far out GE 8 track tape player, 2 wood OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 E«| BUICK East SPECIAL 1964. Good Sunday by appt. TWO BEDROOM furnished mob Lansing. One house. After 9 p.m., 393-1431. speakers, new $130. Used twice, Michigan Avenue, 372-7408.1 transportation. $250 or best offer. bedroom furnished. On Okemos Rd. across home units. Lakeview lo Large, airy C-1-29 rooms. Air 5-1-26 warranty. Head SL-205 skiis, 2 372-3038, 351-2449. 3-1-28 from Okemos High School $30/week. No lease. 15 minut conditioned. old. Offers. Beautifully maintained. Suitable years 332-1682. from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 GET IN on the funl Read tH EAST SIDE: 3 bedroom, remodeled 1-1-26 CAMARO, 1969 2-28, 23,000 miles. CEDAR GREENS sublet 1 bedroom for faculty, grad students, business Peanuts Personals in theWantM house. New carpeting and Polyglas, full power. Call furnished. Utilities paid. $110. SPACIOUS 2 people, married couples. Lease each dayI 337-1134. 5-1-29 paneling. Conservative adults. DUAL 1219 automatic changer. 332-3135 or 882-6549. O 353-7329, after 4 3-1-28 student apartment. $225. 351-3969.0 Sansui 3000A 48 watt per channel p.m. Close, reasonable, parking. 332-0965. O RMS AM-FM receiver. Warfedale CAMERA MAMIYA - Sekor 500TI, | BSA 650cc. Custom paint, parts, SOUTH $95. Also Electrovoice FM sten PENNSYLVANIA. Partly EAST LANSING new duplex - two W30D speakers. Sansui model 200 $650 firm. 489-9647 after 6 p.m, ONE GIRL to sublease winter furnished. 1 bedroom. Carpeted. tuner, $60. Both like new. & term. bedrooms and 1V4 baths, patio. 4-way 5 speaker system. Craig 351 -7375 after 6 p.m. 5-1-27 X-3-1-26 Rivers Couple only. Private. Parking. Edge Apartments. garage, fully carpeted, all model 2704 stereo cassette deck. CHEVROLET, 1968 Impala. Power GRAND RIVER, 2822 N. Furnished, 351-1416. 5-1-29 $115. Utilities included. Phone appliances and electric heat. HONDA 1967 305cc Super Hawk, STEREO amplifiers, turners, steering, air conditioning. Fowler, water paid, private entrance. 351-6278. 10-2-8 $235/month. 349-2333. 3-1-26 Put in Print the 582-3941, evenings. A-5-2-1 $400. 1969 Sears 106cc $100 371-1173. 484-0897. 5-1-27 WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed to Most Romantic 694-8764. 3-1-26 recorders. TV sets. 8 share GIRL NEEDED immediately to share THREE Valentine of All luxury apartment near BEDROOM home. players. 250 used 8 CHEVY, 1963, good running LUXURY FOR 4 1 condition. $225. 351-1 162. Auto Service & Parts women. Spotlesi campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 bedroom^apartment. No deposit. Furnished. Students, working AM-FM and police I A-5-2-1 parking, many extras. $5C men, or girls. Call after 4 p.m. and oriental wall 676-2828. TF WILCOX SECONDHAND MASON BODY SHOP, 812 MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share STORE. 509 East Michigan, COMET 1967 4 door 2 tone. East Automatic transmission. Good Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940 LARGE, CLEAN, 3 women. Air - luxury apartment near campus. 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m., Monday Complete conditioned. Sun Call 351-0782 9 thru condition. One owner. Call auto painting and porch. $50. a.m. - 6 p.m. TF Saturday. C 489-1717.3-1-26 collision service. IV 5-0256, C 676-2828. TF TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS STEREO: BOSE 901 speakers. In the Classifieds CORVAIR 1964. 4 door. Runs well. AT MEL'S we repair all GRAND RIVER, 2822 N. Furnished, are now leasing student $300. After 3 p.m., 489-5378 foreign and units. These Sansui 240 watt amp. 3 months 347 Student Services American cars. If we can't fix it, it spacious luxury apartments are completely old. 351-3118 between 6 - 8 A-5-2-1 can't be fixed. Call 371-1173. 484-0897. 5-1-26 p m 355-8255 8 - 5 p.m. 332-3255. O carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean 3-1-28 CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE, 1965.4 NEAR MSU. Large, furnished, 1 furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, CAR WASH, 25c garbage disposal and speed. Wood steering wheel. $150 bedroom apartment, for 2 or 3 50c. Wax and vacuum. individual control □□HQ nra 351-8668. 1-1-26 430 South Clippert, back of U-DO-IT, Koko students. Carpeted 6 unit complex. WOODSIDE APARTMENTS. one bedroom furnished, New, units have up to 3 - central air conditioning. These four man CROSSWORD nnnn eel Bar. 0-1-26 and lots of closet space. balcony, parking spaces per unit. The student's leburd CORVAIR 1962. Rebuilt engine, Call MUSSELMAN 332-3582. Evenings, REALTY^ laundry, security locks, quiet area. 351-4698, ED 2-2920, 349-9152. time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated PUZZLE anno am □□□ ml inu 351-7934 Aviation TF swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you ACROSS raaasaoBQ want to bo among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call FRANCIS AVIATION: So 1. Gypsy husband 30. Roof edge easy to 4. CORVETTE, 1963 Coupe. Beautiful. learn in the PIPER today. There are units starting at $65/month per man. Nut beverage 31. Wild ox CHEROKEE STORY Must see. Call Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 8. Heckle 33. Female lobster after 5 p.m. 882-2318, A-5-2-1 1. Rubber tree 35. Negligent 2. Hebrew 36. Workshop DODGE 1964 Polara deluxe. Good Employment measure 38. Theoretical condition, $495. Call Georges 3. Past force MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY ' EXCEPT SUNDAY 353-3551. X-3-1-26 DENTAL ASSISTANT. Full time, with orthodontic or part DATSUN SALES FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: propeller 40. Cotton thread 42. Follow orders DODGE DART experience. Downtown. convertible, 1964. 482-9695, 3165 E. MICHIGAN $300. Fair condition. Call days; 484-0702, evenings. 3-1-27 MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797 or One Block From 332-644! 2. Hodgepodge anytime, 393-7933. 5-1-27 Campus ). Giant armadillo 50. Transgress 3. Bill of fare STUDENT TO clean house. Own ). Wire service IT PAYS to look twice at the services 51. Assam 4. Food fish transportation and ?. Panic offered in today's Classified Ads, mornings silkworm 5. Overlook preferred. 351-6640. 3-1-28 >. Lacuna _ _ 52. Sesame 6. Heir SKI ING VACATION IN SWITZERLAND >■ Winter peril 53. Route 7. Mountain crest - EASTER SIX, NINE and TWEL VE MONTH LEASES T— r- r- 8.Innate Depart New York April 7th, return H— 3— r- r- »"* Depart New York April 9th, return April 15th April 17th AVAILABLE. " * w — 9. Lifetime 10 Dei,y ti»H $298.0 Eligibility for this and other 16. Disgruntlea trip by comfor. trips 14 18. Sun god jet. Lodging »< either the Amer'tOUrA ,by ■A"gl° 22 21.3.1416 Posthotel Garni Sommerau, both the Mothotel . in Chur. to Students, Staff, Faculty and their immediate 17 i IB ■H 23.Eggs Twin-bedded ooms with private OF family. Members 1971 1/a - TON DATSUN PICK-UP 24. King THE ANGLO AMERICA mm. Ctopriungtiam bath or show and W.C. Ski lifts. 25. Nitrous oki<« ASSOCIATION are offered Rates are being various charter nights from GET 40% MORE POWER FOR 90% *0 *9 26. Termite -»!■«». »v. uie Ski 'Lifts able iu iuic I mm day major points in the United States to London most OF YOUR JOBS. X & s2 n~ % r°~ st"- 27. Fowl 29. Dread disease during summer passes at Kloten 50% discount. Transfers. Airport months within as well as student Europe. Employment nights 4620 S. Hagadorn p 17 w w 32. Stulm 34. Refusal (Zurich)-Chur-Kloten with full services of couriers and all Airport opportunities, Discounts, Car Hire Facilities, Hotel Finders Service ST M895POE HO~ • Til~ & Sr 37. Small isl8nd porterage. Twin bedded rooms and Travel 39. Serve at NO EXTRA cost, Department. For STUDENT FINANCING AVAILABLE ' further information on m 41. Ireland Continental Breakfast throughout. Also include- ai vacations or "s at head membership, please Skiing MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: so" tez w 43. Greek letter 44. Give forth foreign and American taxes office: ANGLO si *r and AMERICA ASSOCIATION, service charges. Also included in 60a 45. Christina? Pyle Street, Newport, IW Alco Management Company !S~ w ~ 46. Hemstitch K* ^ne yea" membership to Hampshire/England. Lu. — mmmm is 2! B" 47 Generation 4fi, Settle Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 26, 1971 13 For Sale Pergonal Service Nixon ■aNIC dynafit men'* buckle ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHIC SNOW SHOVELING, [i boots, 10%, wide. AI»o Titan portraiture. Professional quality HAULING, MINOR Repairs, year I L,b unit with speaker. 7 5% off commerciel rates. round home care. QV PHm - 1,1-1476. 1-1-26 351 -1767, evenings. 5-2-1 Handy man. |f| Call Charlie, 372-8507. 20-2 2 7 INt, MACHINE Clearance Sale, CREATIVE YOUNG lady seeks PAINTING INTERIOR - We can ew portables - $49.95, children in need of daytime make r month. Large selection reconditioned used machines. companion. 485-3321. 1-1-26 Fee negotiable any room liveable. Paint provided at wholesale prices. Grad students, reasonable, programs references srs, Whites, Necchis, New 372-8158. C ..,e and "Many Others." $19.95 WASHINGTON (AP) - The DAWN DONUTS Democrats' social uplift program J $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS K I --IONEY WORRIES ■stributing COMPANY, GOODBYE I Sell no longer used of the 1960s, the Great Society, Jorth Washington, 1135 E. Grand River would appliances for cash with Classified largely be wiped out |9 6448. C-1-28 East Lansing Ads. Dial 365-8255 nowl under President Nixon's 332-2541 reorganization and revenue 3 vacuum cleaners. Tanks, BABY sharing projects which he calls a s and uprights. Guaranteed "new American Revolution." ill year. $7.88 and up. NOW OPEN 24 HOURS SPECIAL If the President has his way US DISTRIBUTING 1 5x7 Black & White TO SERVE YOU. - with Congress, the Great Society KmPANY, 316 North Cedar. City Market. C-1-28 programs launched by President 59c ie RAZOR CUTS, styling, dying and only Lyndon B. Johnson would lose tL INSTRUMENTS, all straightening. UNION BUILDING their identity, a major part of BARBERSHOP. C-1-26 Good Selection of Proofs 30% off list price. Rich: their special mission for the poor Van Dyke Studio >1 -5869. c and most of their earmarked FREE . . .A lesson in complexion 209 Abbott Rd. care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan 332-8889 money. Animals or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. The Office of Economic V AND appliance serv MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Opportunity, for example, GROOMING. Terriers, also i. Experienced. Private STUDIOS C-1-28 Reasonable rates. Harvey, 332-2425. 5-1-29 Phone would Anally melt away. Its 1,000 community - action Long lines Call Anita Chaffee programs would be consigned to Long lines resulted when the Placement Bureau opened its doors Monday at 7 a.m. This was done for the benefit IN HOT WATER? }. A5-1-29 Typing Service the new Dept. of Community of students with 8 a.m. classes and wanted to make job interview appointments. In Development, and its State News photo by Tom Dolan [oYED PUPPIES. AKC. Pet and England the Defense COMPLETE TYPING and printing neighborhood health centers v types. Good with children, Ministry admitted it had to service. Copy stored on magnetic shifted to the proposed Dept. of ne 339-8587.3-1-28 replace the water pipes in a new 13 story training center tape. This eliminates all re-typing except author's changes and Human Resources. HOUSE FIGHT BREWS The Human Resources for army cooks as plastic had corrections. ALDINGER DIRECT been used by mistake instead MAIL ADVERTISING, across Agency — a renamed and inflated Nixon maps Dept. of Health, Revolution' of copper. They melted when from Frandor. Phone 485-1238. C I.p0int siamese kittens. Pure the hot water was turned on! Education and Welfare — would months. Females, BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. take over also the numerous d, vaccinated. Call No job too large or too small. manpower - training projects b-4854, after 7 p.m. 3-1-28 People who need people to Block off campus. 332-3255. C that started in the past fix things read State News decade, allocations for such general purposes as according to administration (Continued from page 1) revenue - sharing prospects. Mills and ^le siamese. 1v4 years old. with male cat. Call Classified Ads. That is why NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE officials who briefed newsmen Byrnes met privately with the President. education or job training, with local ne your service business should COPY SHOPPE can show you R-Wis., the top minority member. Without They said they would give a hearing to the authorities having more to say about how on the President's State of the (3-5225 between 8 - 5 p.m. or be advertised there each day how to get two Xerox copies for the committee's backing, the revenue proposal to plow back to the states and the programs should be run. [1-2167 after 8 p.m. 1-1-26 Union proposals. for these ready - to • buy the price of one. Phone 332-4222. The proposal would have a hard time getting local governments $16 billion in Federal Byrnes told the President "we have plethora of special - off the ground. :an malamute. akc. prospects to see. Dial revenues. No time was set for the lengthy philosophical difficulties with revenue purpose or categorical education - 355-8255 to start your Mills and Byrnes se from 25 healthy puppies, now - aid programs of the 1960s were among many hearings to get under way. sharing and are basically opposed to it." DISSERTATIONS, THESES. Term congressional leaders who met Monday marked, heavy boned. message to the public. would be lumped into a general "I am perfectly willing to have hearings, One major opposition to the President's papers. Expert typist with degree with the President in one of a series of but not for the purpose of promoting the (9-3423. 10-2-2 in English. IBM. 351-8950. O education fund under the Nixon proposal is that it would share the revenues MALE, 22, straight, would like a briefings. plan — for the purpose of killing it," Mills with few or no strings attached, virtually AKC registered Dachshund to traveling companion to South blueprint to allow more flexible Their views didn't jibe with those of told newsmen. fod home. Minature, $50. America for a 2 to 4 month trip. state and local spending. limiting the Federal government's role to House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford He added that he does not that of money - dispenser. Call Joel, 351-5516. 5-1-29 This move to block grants, oppose 12-281^5-2-27 education experts believe, would of Michigan, who voiced optimism over the lumping some federal grants into block The two House members promised |STUDENT DISCOUNT on fish other live animals. Docktor Peanuts Personal inevitably dilute the special prompt consideration of legislation to raise Social Security benefits 10 per cent mission of such programs as the Center, Meridian Mall. TYPIST, (9-3950. 5-1-29 BEN, HAPPINESS is special shoes for a peculiar second toe. Freckle EXPERIENCED. $1.3 billion one Dissertations, theses, etc. Mary Ann Lance, 626-6542. 0-2-22 improving the schooling of poor designed for Terrorists hit capital through additional payroll taxes and to broaden welfare programs. Revenue - sharing and welfare reform are | CUTE Puppies, 5 weeks old. nose. 1-1-26 children — Title I of the high on the President's six - point program For more details, EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Journalism Elementary and Secondary outlined to Congress last Friday. Two U.S. 7th Fleet helicopter carriers (2-5650. a-5-1-29 DEAREST RO, I love Peanut Butter degree. 30c page. 353-9675 or Education Act of 1965. (Continued from page 1) Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott of 9andwiches and you too. Your Model were withdrawn from the Gulf of Siam __482-2640. 3-1-28 Cities, another key government buildings. Traffic was allowed Bio Sci Sammy. 1-1-26 Democratic initiative, would lose from where they had been providing Pennsylvania said the President wants a Mobile Homes COMPLETE THESIS service" on other streets. combat support for Cambodia operations. hearing and a vote on all six proposals, Discount printing. IBM both its mission of concentrated Recreation typing and slum renewal and most of its Apparently the new enemy attacks, the which Ford said the President considers of binding of The move came after 5,300 - man South thesis, resumes attempt on the South Vietnamese Embassy equal importance. publications. Across from campus, $575 million appropriation. and the prospect of continued terrorism Vietnamese task force ended an operation The FEBRUARY 19th is the deadline for others include reorganization of corner MAC and Under the block - grant to reopen signing up for the Union Board Grand River - elsewhere prompted the government of Cambodia's Highway 4, the main some Cabinet departments, enhancement Home without Shop revenue sharing plan, President Premier Lon Nol to extend the curfew to supply route from Phnom Penh to the port of the For I Qf Bahamas trip.,. Package include* environment, broader health . t Air Canada flight, 8 days and 7 N|xon Said, "ttiie federal . 'the rest of the capital. of KompongSom on the Gulf of Siam. programs, and full employment. nights at Flagler Inn on Paradise government will provide the Shortly before the curfew (Ordered 3 bedroom, states and localities with more was South Vietnamese headquarters claimed Although Nixon held both morning and Island. Free Happy Hours nightly. NEED GOOD WORKERS? Help an unidentified Vietnamese hurled a plastic afternoon sessions the highway was safe after a 12-day with congressional March 19 26th. $189. Call Wanted Ads in Classified get 'em money and less interference — satchel charge at n decor and - and the South Vietnamese operation and pulled back 1,500 marines leaders, following up a Saturday briefing, r ticket to the 353-9777. B-1-26 fasti Dial 355-8255 now. by cutting down the Embassy but it did not explode. Two White House interference the same amount of to their base at Neak Luong, 30 miles press secretary Ronald L. e of mind y 've waited for. American demolition experts disarmed the southeast of Phnom Penh. Ziegler told newsmen the President is not I Maynard Berry 351-5210 or Spring Break in money will go a lot further." fc/ion REAL ESTATE, Okemos Transportation bomb. The Vietnamese The 3,800 rangers, engineers and seeking firm commitments but wants only captured and taken to ensure understanding of the h 351-2260. 3-1-26 Acapulco BE WHERE it's at and motorcycles to was police headquarters. artillerymen who participated with the of his plan. principles A similar bomb wrecked the front of the marines in the Highway 4 campaign were D 1970 Squire. All set up with & Jamaica sell fast in the Classified Ads. Dial residence of the South Vietnamese withdrawn to South Vietnam. Ziegler said he expects most of the ilindsor Estates. 355-8255 nowl legislative proposals to implement what |2-7022, 645-7780.3-1-26 8 Days ambassador, Tran Van Phuoc, on Friday. The Viet Cong's four - day cease - fire Nixon calls a "new American Revolution" The ambassador, playing the piano inside went into effect for South Vietnam at 1 will be submitted to the Congress by MARLETTE, 12x60 with $208°° plus gratuities Wanted at the time, was wounded and taken to the February. lipandle 12x24. New a.m. Tuesday. Saigon time, which is 13 carpet, all Stan Feldman 393-6575 hospital. hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time. Scott said an exception probably will be Irnished or unfurnished. Call ONE OR two girls for Americana On Saturday an office housing the Cabinet reorganization plan. ]9-5428. 5-1-29 Apartments. Call 332-2911. The EUROPE, $209 round trip jet to 3-1-27 immigration records of Vietnamese and Saigon government declared its own Opposition to the revenue - sharing plan Chinese was destroyed by a bomb and on cease - fire for Tet, a 24 - hour stand * as outlined Friday by Nixon came from a | Lost & Found - London. Summer '71. Call Steve, Sunday terrorists blew up half of the city's down beginning at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Saigon Midwestern 393-6850. 4-1-29 650 TRIUMPH BSA etc. Will sell, governor and mayor in trade Triumph 500. 485-6033. electric power company headquarters. time. It is being observed also by American Monday hearings before the Congressional ■ BLACK Labrador puppy, 6 3-1-28 Then early on Monday, North and other allied forces. Joint Economic Committee. 11-4490. 3-1-28 Wh itehills area. Jim, ^SpringBreak in ■ i meeting at 7:30 tonigbt in Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops shelled SPAIN March 20 -28 s24900 I■ CHILDREN'S METAL TV trays with hum :ssey i Hall faculty Kaplan, professor ties, will be the guest speaker. lounge, of the airport and attacked Cambodian defense positions on the city's edges. Peak of radicalism Phone Frank Buck ■ Newsmen were allowed in the streets University Lutheran East - West Shortly after 5:30, some 120 area police during Phnom Penh's curfew hours — 6 35^604 BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Seminar will meet at ,7 tonight in McDonel Hall Conference Room a p.m. to 6 a.m. — but were warned by the (Continued from page 1) wearing riot equipment and carrying riot all positive, A negative, B negative and Wilson Hall Conference Room b military they must be particularly careful batons again cordoned off the building. A BEST WAY TO SAVE TIME I Shop When the group said that they would for your next auto in the Classified and AB negative, $10.00. O to discuss "The Religion of Fear." and to halt immediately when ordered to few moments later, Bernitt announced over remain in the building, Hannah reportedly Ads. Check nowl negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN do so by soldiers. a bullhorn that the group was violating a The Confeder ri of C h Sporl said they could stay as long as they left the COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, The curfew affected about 99 per cent portion of the University ordinances and Personal 507V4 East Grand River, East 9 tonight in 35 Unio of Phnom Penh's VA million people. building by 5:30 p.m., the regular closing the state trespassing law, and that they had Service Lansing. Above the new Campus the future time, and did not interfere with the normal five minutes to leave the building. iiss i North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 operation of the offices. ^CLASSIFIEDsell MARKET " ' e to is a TUTORING. FRENCH, Portuguese, p.m., Monday, Wednesday and were reported deployed in villages north of A group of about 150 began a sit-in at 1 When the sit-in continued, the 18, antiques. For a Arabic, English. $1.50 hour. Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 Want to rap i the" airport. Nevertheless, U.S. Air Force including a physics professor, were arrested etting Want Ad dial p.m. The doors were soon barricaded with and led out of the building. Three members 485-3321. 1-1-26 noon to 6:30 p.m., 337-7183. C Gay Liberation will hold an informal cargo planes kept up the delivery of arms, furniture and a steel chain.' ammunition and other supplies to Phnom of a group who tried to lock arms to tonight! °VoT information, call Penh. At approximately 2:50 p.m., 120 prevent entry through the east door were 353-9795. Michigan State and East Lansing Police and arrested when police Six C130 transports landed with about attempted to get into Ingham County Sheriff's deputies the building. Hubbard Information Center has 120 tons of supplies Monday. This was the requested by Bernitt cordoned off the PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD been receiving oalls such as these: "Can the lack of parent signature be largest number since flights were resumed Saturday after being halted because of the building. Bernitt told the group that they were interfering with the operations of the Those arrested were booked photographed in a van on the scene and and grounds for breaking a housing Today. .. Just clip, complete, mail. contract?" The Housing Office states destructive attack on the airport. building (a violation of University placed on a University bus. When the crowd surrounded the bus and began to STA TE NEWS will bill you later. ordinances), and that they must leave rock it, police got off the bus and formed a within five minutes. wedge in front of it with their batons Vote results The group left without incident, but one person was arrested outside the building poised. As the bus progressed along West Circle attempting to break through the police Drive, several persons were arrested when (Continued from page 1) cordon. exception of Inter - cooperative Council A group gathered near Beaumont Tower they lay in front of the bus. Others threw dirt clods and bottles at the bus and police, (ICC). the following morning to discuss the events The Flying Club - Winged Spartans Buckner said last week that ICC was not of the day before. The group voted 45 to causing approximately $100 damage to the will hold its monthly membership included 9n the ballot because the group bus. Consecutive Dates to Run_ 30 not to sit-in again at the Administration meeting at 7 tonight in 28 Union. During the procession, a State Police had not sent a representative to the student Bldg. officer fell, Free University is offering the board in many months and had taken no Several members of the 30 dissenting breaking his elbow, and an East following classes: Yoga, 7 to 8 a.m. part in the board's activities. chose to occupy the building at 2 p.m. A Lansing policeman passed out from heat exhaustion. Tuesday and Thursday, Green Room Stempel said Monday he would group of 18 decided to remain in the By the following week, all persons Union: Beginners Hypnotism 7:30 investigate how active an organization ICC building past the closing time, while a involved in the demonstrations had been tonight 117 Bessey Hall. Vocations is and would decide whether to file suit group of approximately 400 onlookers, released on bond. It was at first announced for Social Change. 7 tonight in the today. supporters and hecklers remained outside. that the group would be prohibited from graduate adviser's apartment in Phillips Hall; Radical Capitalism. 8 enrolling for classes summer term, but this tonight, 110 Bessey Hull; Origami. 7:30 tonight, 215 Nonviolence Discussion Group, 7:30 Bessey Hall: U' chess club sets decision was later reversed by the Office of the Dean of Students. tonight, K633 Owen Hall; Jazz. 7 tonight 13S Music Bldg.; Organic Agriculture. 8 tonight, 311 Bessey Hall; and Human Relations, at 9 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. 201 Hall. Bessey second tournament the BYRD The MSU Chess Club will hold its second annual Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. open Announcing the Grand Opening of tournament this weekend with registration beginning at 8 a.m. [0 Words or Less: 1 day $1.50 3 days - $4.00 5 days - $6.50 Fast Lansing's first student and operated shopping mall. - owned The 8th Saturday in the Union Ballroom. Pver 10 Words Add: 16c per word 40c per word 65c per word Dwarf. Located in the basement of A $2 entry fee will be charged for Chess Club members and a the Maiden Voyage Record Shop. $3 fee for non members. - □ □ □ 217 Ann St., the 8th Dwarf includes A limited number of chess sets will be provided, but entrants Mail to; Michiflan State News three grand student - owned opening will be held today through Feb. 6 and will feature :i stores. The are urged to bring their own sets, including boards, and clocks. The winner of the tournament will receive 40 per cent of the thi:.iaaw:s 347 Student Services Bdg. number of giveaways - including a entry fets collected, with 20 per cent and 10 per cent going MSU East Lansing. Mich. respectively to the second - and third -place finishers. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 26, u GRAND PRIZE Self-help called key CENTER CUT ROUND to blacks'liberation benefit black people across the country. STEAK By JAMES BARFIELD State News Staff Writer "We're interested in building a kingdom on Blacks around the country should begin to liberate themselves of dependence on whites and begin building a better nation for all earth for all blacks to live in," Farrakhan said. One of the ways in which blacks can help is to reform their ways and thinking, he added. 99' blacks to live in, Louis Farrakhan, national Farrakhan explained' the reasons for reforming black people as a means for building representative of the nation of Islam, said on a black kingdom. campus Sunday. Speaking as part of the Black Unity program sponsored by the Office of Black Affairs and Blacks, he said, must rid themselves of spiritual thinking and white ideology. It is time for blacks to cotne together because for so YOUNG BEEF liver SKINNED & SLICED the Black United Front (BUF), Farrakhan, a long the white man has kept blacks divided by SPARTAN Muslim minister, explained how the teachings color and culture, he added. SLICED of Elijah Muhammad had changed his life and "It is time for black people to stop running could very well change the lives of other around like they are beasts and animals," blacks. "Those who educate us and those who have educated us didn't have in mind to educate Farrakhan said. Those groups of people who run around smoking reefers or those party goers and drunks are the ones who need to be - ECKRICH Smolt-y-linlts " 69* blacks to be of service to themselves," reformed the most, he said. Farrakhan said. It is important for blacks to put more He said the teachings of Elijah Muhammad confidence in themselves, he said. Blacks must had "opened his eyes to see that the white SSI This Week's Tableware Feature begin to dispel the myth that if it's done by man was producing a vacuum in which he whites it's right, he added. could control blacks." Farrakhan stressed the value of education to ™ Farrakhan said that, like himself, famous black people. Education should be to the black START YOUR Y( SET TODAY! black people like authors James Baldwin and man what water is to a seed, he said. Lorraine Hansberry, Eldridge Cleaver and He explained that when water is placed with Malcolm X all got their start from the teachings of Elijah Muhammad and the Muslim faith. a seed, the water will bring out that which is in the seed. Education, he said, will bring out the DINNER FORK 29( full potential of black people. Islam representative While some people argue that Elijah Farrakhan also said that as students at MSU, Muhammad is a black capitalist exploiting his blacks should prepare themselves to go back Speaking as part of the Black Unity program Sunday was 8 PACK 10 OZ. people, Farrakhan attempted to dispel this into the ghetto and help their brothers and Pepsi Cofa 69* Louis Farrakhan, national representative of Islam and belief by pointing to the various projects and sisters. Blacks should show more respect for Non-Returnable Muslim minister. He spoke on his beliefs in the teachings of programs that the Muslims are undertaking to people in the ghetto and not neglect them, he Elijah Muhammed. State News photo by Bayo Ogunbi added. Gelatin m ™~ 3-oz. pkg- River plans SPARTAN WHITE OR 4-Roll COLORED BATHROOM Ttssue Pack By BOB ROACH water (enriched with nutrients) exposed by the receding water behind the dams. Criticism has g not been MUSSELMAN'S might create quantities of weed directed against the entire plan. and algae. "I think their statement that Even the most vehement of the He emphasized, however, that the plan will improve that area is critics have praised the concept he had made no detailed study just an opinion," Kevern said. of valley preserves in which land of the impoundments and was Because so many questions around the river will be Suddenly, a group of acquired conservationists, college speaking from a general were being raised about the plan by the government and made and the Corps of professors, town councilmen, knowledge of the area. Engineers available to the entire public. state representatives, farmers, involvement, a special While scientists such as housewives, students and elderly committee was formed by the Impoundment's effects Cooper, Kevern, Tanner and women have sensed danger in a According to figures in Michigan House of Cleland have argued about some plan, started seven years ago "Appendix Q" of the Representatives in June to of the technical aspects of the under the U.S. Army Corps of preliminary document released investigate the matter. plan, other critics have displayed Engineers, to better control the by the planners, the three Red Many of the critics of the plan bitterness more with the 3c off DEAL PACK water of Michigan's Grand River. who testified at the Cedar impoundments would held hearings planners, and particularly the They have different ways of Second in a series have average depths of 6.6, 6.7 in December of last year NEW COUNTRY FRESH Corps. expressing their uneasiness. But "It's the industrial - urban and 13.1 feet. were scientists, including William what they are implying is that Cooper, associate professor of (growth) that makes the state PAMAY John Brunner, who owns land At the Lansing hearings, the corps may do to Michigan an great. So when you speak of which could be flooded by one zoology; Howard Tanner, elderly woman read excerpts what they have done to preserving director of the MSU Division of OLEO the natural of the proposed impoundments, from the Communist Manifesto Tennessee with the Tennessee environment (rather than Natural Resources, and Cleland. simply points out that shallow damming which she felt were appropriate Valley Authority and what they conserving it for use) I don't buy of a stream increases the water Corps challenged in PINK OR WHITE have tried to do to Florida with it." Tanner challenged the corps describing the way that the temperature which decreases the corps would force people off a barge canal — in short, another Critics unanimous to use their vast resources to Grapefruit s 49' amount of dissolved oxygen in their land in order to make environmental disaster. Critics of the plan have been the water and inhibits the ability "make a dirty river clean," The plan is an effort to meet impoundments. virtually unanimous in of the stream instead of building dams. to assimilate the increasing water needs of the There have been indications George Decker of Shiawassee condemning the low • flow sewage. Grand River watershed — the recently that the corps may be County called the plan "a sewage augmentation (LFSA) Col. Oranges 10/79* Snoke of the corps area drained by the river and its moving in that direction. A concept of improving water replies that water will be recent rapacious act on a defenseless 88-size NAVEL tributaries — in the next 50 executive order has river," and " the bottom of the quality. released from the bottom of the years. In LFSA, water is allowed to instructed the corps to begin pork - barrel." And he added, The impoundments, thereby cooling population of the accumulate in the enforcing the 1899 Federal "There just might be a few ONIONS the stream in the summer. watershed area will more than double in that time, the planners runoff say. impoundments during the spring (this also helps prevent flooding). In the late summer With others, speculates that as water stored in the Kevern Water Pollution Control Act. begin Col. Snoke said he would enforcing the act when rattlesnakes in that barrel." 3 lb. Bag 29' impoundments from the Included in the plan are 24 and fall when the natural flow of spring runoff is released in the guidelines were received from The all new dams with resulting backed lakes. Three of these proposed the up the river has decreased, water in impoundments is released summer and fall for Washington. Until the guidelines cooling and are received, Snoke said he could - ALSO AVAILABLE - impoundments are on the Red and sewage entering the river is low - flow sewage augmentation, not say how tremendous mud flats will be strongly the act Hermes 10 Cedar River and its tributaries. diluted. would be enforced. Fresh Chinese Vegetables "It Environmental change seems obvious to us that Niles Kevern, chairman of the Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife, __ __ m Office vmuu ecology considered," chairman has John not been said that while this practice Dabbert, might make the river cleaner of the Grand River it flows past Lansing, all of the as the BYRDSI Electric Electric Ginger Rnet and Plantains | Typewriter Protective Assn. in Jackson, said. sewage would still end up in Charles E. Cleland, associate Lake professor of anthropology, said Michigan. Kevern also hinted that the and that although the basin plan, if poor quality water of the Red PERFECT carried out, would be a major Cedar may not create desirable REG. OR THICK SLICED THGJAUIW environmental change, no lakes behind the three SPARTAN SLICED proposed IDEAL ecologists have been consulted. dams. But the corps said they hired for executive correspondence "The relief of the land there is two experts to study factors. ecological Only after extended questioning at a Lansing hearing gradual," he impoundments will be very shallow." He said, "The PERFECT for professional typists Bologna 440 Sugar 44( said that the IDEAL of a special legislative committee With $5.00 Food Purchase photosynthetic action of for office typing pools With $5.00 Food Purchase did Col. Myron D. Snoke of the sunlight on the quality Limit 1 please #C1 poor - PERFECT Limit 1 Please corps' Detroit branch reveal the names of the two specialists. 'in 1971 the South Sandwii for students Expires after 1-30-71 Expires After 1-30-71 One of them was a Swartz Islands, Heligoland, St. Pier, IDEAL Creek school teacher who has and Miquelon, Gibraltar, An for typing schools —SH0P-RITI—' SHOP-RITE Sweaters arctica and the Eddystone Lig worked for the Soil PERFECT Conservation Service, another Nations, which will then sir We have COLD 8££R! for all family members federal agency. The other expert into the East River leaving on was Robert an oil slick. V Thant will IDEAL Hotaling, professor opt of urban planning and a small, nonaligned restaura, for home office use landscape architecture at MSU. and blame his subsequent ban DRY CLEANED ruptcy on the Hotaling, who has called . himself both a natural and urban environmentalist, said at the Grand Rapids hearings of the legislative committee: ■s, Ho, and I 39< each GOODRICH'S Other Dry Cleaning _ SPA 45?L^5k_5S?i 4 lbs.$1.75 AMERICAN LOOK TO US FOR QUALITY # complete selection of Kalamazoo BUSINESS MACHINES IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER frames # 1477 Haslett Rd., Haslett Hariison at Trowbridge sunglasses # # prescription lenses ground Coin Laundry 339-8268 Between Spartan Village Cherry Lane Apartments and repairs while you wait Hatwi, G