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ie 63 Number 118 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 1, 1971
PRO
stronauts rocket to new
SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) -
lunar "I'm sure
expedition
you're thinking about the "We better back out of here and think
Three Americans rocketed out of earth possibility of going hard suit*bringing the about this one," Roosa said after the first
orbit Sunday, encountered and overcame a probe inside and look at it as we are," said docking try failed.
problem that threatened to wreck the Shepard. On the second try, Roosa reported.
mission, and streaked toward the moon on Mission Control started analyzing the
"Okay, Houston, it held for four seconds
another search for lunar secrets. possibility of fixing the problem from and it didn't stay."
At no time were the astronauts in outside the craft, but asked the astronauts "We're unable to get a capture,"
danger. to try docking one more time. Then, Mitchell said.
"I got a hard dock," said astronaut bypassing the balky probe, the linkup If the space craft could not be docked
Stuart A. Roosa when the command attempt worked. together, Shepard and Mitchell would not
module and the lunar lander finally linked Following instructions from Mission be able to fly the lunar module to a landing
up firmly on the fifth try. The report Control, Roosa retracted the probe which on the moon. An alternate mission,
brought cheers in Mission Control. Had the failed. He then inched forward and pointed however, would call for the astronauts to
ships been unable to dock, there would the spaceship into the lunar module conduct scientific experiments from orbit
have been no moon landing. docking collar. The main docking hooks of the moon.
The astronauts — Roosa, Alan B. engaged and cheers rang out from space The crew had turned on a television
Shepard Jr. and Edgar D. Mitchell — at one and from Mission Control. camera and flight controllers at Mission
point had suggested the possibility of "Al, that's great," said Mission Control. Control were able to follow the progress of
solving the docking problem by bringing Another voice added: "Super job, Stu." the docking attempts.
the docking probe into the spacecraft for "Thank you," said a relieved Roosa The astronauts had smoothly rocketed
repairs. This would have required them to from space. from earth orbit and were on their way to
don space suits and go into the void of Roosa had spoken from space earlier
when the problem developed. (Please turn to page 11)
space.
U.S. Air Force continues
I ▼*
.
n
U Laotian aerial campaign
SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. Air Force American Air Force made indiscriminate Allied headquarters reported scattered
sent as many as 30 B52 Stratofortresses bombings over a number of communities in ground action in Indochina Sunday. The
over the Ho Chi Minh trail in southern Quang Binh Province on Jan. 27." South Vietnamese command said its forces
Laos Sunday with up to 900 tons of bombs Quang Binh Province is 55 miles north killed 64 North Vietnamese and Viet
Cong
to drop on major North Vietnamese supply of the 17th Parallel. troops in four battles, three in the Mekong
points. The communique, which was released by Delta. A spokesman said four South
The sustained aerial campaign, now in its the delegation of North Vietnam in Paris Vietnamese were wounded.
114th day, showed no signs of letting up. and in Hanoi, also referred to a statement In Cambodia, fighting between South
The trail is the No. 1 objective of the U.S. made Saturday night by the spokesman of Vietnamese soldiers and their Cambodian
Command, since other routes to South the North Vietnamese Foreign Ministry. allies broke out Saturday
night for the
Vietnam are closed to Hanoi's supply second time in 12 hours. The reason could
It said the spokesman "vehemently
convoys. not be determined.
condemned the acts of war by American
On their way Between 300 and 400 smaller combat
imperialists" and "strongly demanded that
South Vietnamese marines attacked a
Cambodian outpost at Veal Thorn, seven
planes joined the eight - engine B52s in American authorities stop at once all
around - the - clock raids on the 200 - mile miles east of Phnom Penn, a Cambodian
I The ApollO 14 rocket, with the astronauts aboard, left the launch pad at Cape Kennedy for its journey to the violations of the sovereignty and security"
network of jungle trails. of North Vietnam. spokesman said.
I moon. The launch which was at 4:03 p.m. EST was delayed 40 minutes because of heavy rains. AP Wirephoto Secretary of State William P. Rogers told
a Washington news conference Friday that
North Vietnam was building up large
supply stockpiles in the southern
Detergent producers
Panhandle of Laos, apparently for
plan open meet
attacking South Vietnam.
rustees But Western military sources in
Vientiane, Laos' capital, reported Sunday
lower
that they know of no extraordinary North
Vietnamese buildup in the Panhandle.
phosphate level
Ito discuss Taylor Report "We have noted an increase," one
Western military officer said, "but it's no
bigger than
The
we expect in the dry
informants said reports
season."
of more
NEW YORK (AP) - With a Chicago law
limiting the amount of phosphorus in
detergents taking effect Monday and
shall
phosphorus.
contain
current 8.7 per
8.7
All
per cent maximum
Colgate products are
cent or less."
than 50,000 North Vietnamese soldiers in
By JOHN BORGER government and consumer pressure Lever Brothers and Proctor and Gamble
session or extended discussion of the items. in agreement regarding increased southern Laos are "grossly exaggerated."
State News Staff Writer When contacted Sunday, Patricia undergraduate participation in academic mounting, soap and detergent spokesmen said their products had been
American intelligence estimates that there reduced
manufacturers have quietly been cutting in phosphorus content
The Feb. 19 meeting of the board of Carrigan, D - Ann Arbor, and Don Stevens, governance," he said, "This would put us are between 40,000 and 50,000 North
in opposition to the Taylor Report." back the phosphate content of detergents "regionally" to comply with Chicago's
trustees will D -
Okemos, favored having the board Vietnamese in Laos. But the sources said
be extended into Friday ordinance.
discuss the items with interested parties. White said the Taylor Report and no more than half are in the southern
during the past six months.
■afternoon for a public discussion of three "They have already reduced phosphate An 8.7 per cent phosphorus content is
items recently passed by the Academic "I think that extending the regular ASMSU's proposal for giving students
region bordering Cambodia and South levels pretty much to comply with the equivalent to 35 per cent phosophates
lSenate, Executive Vice President Jack meeting into Friday afternoon would be nonvoting seats on the board of trustees Vitenam.
the simplest, easiest and best way to handle should be discussed jointly. Chicago ordinance," said an industry which are compounds of phosphorus, the
IBreslin said Sunday. North Vietnam accused the United source who did not wish to be identified form in which phosphorus is added to
It," Stevens said. "The Taylor Report is merely another
Jproposals
The items include the Taylor Report
student
Stevens said he was reading and studying delaying tactic of the faculty," White said.
States of having bombed villages
the 17th Parallel last Monday
north of
through
by name. detergents.
on
participation in the Taylor Report, but would wait until "I think it's too weak. On top of that, Phosphate levels can be lowered to 35
Tjcademic governance, as well as there are several individual items I object
Friday. The Chicago law bars the sale of per cent without appreciably reducing the
the discussion to form an opinion or make
►(■commendations for the formation of a A communique by the North Vietnam
detergents containing more than 8.7 per effectiveness of detergents, said E. Scott
public comments. to."
■acuity committee on faculty affairs and government said that "during five cent phosphorus by volume. Previous Pattison, president of the Soap and
Mrs. Carrigan has expressed some White pointed to provisions in the report
"compensation and a student -
faculty continuous days, from Jan. 25 to Jan. 29,
phosphorus levels had been in the area of Detergent Association.
dissatisfaction with the "weakness" of the which guarantee minority students seats on
committee on campus 1971, the American imperialists have sent
buildings. the council and various committees 12.5 per cent. Phosphates in detergents have been a
"Several trustees have indicated desire Taylor proposals. as
planes of various types, including B52s, to
»or some
a
A third trustee, Clair White, D Bay being objectionable. He called the Colgate - Palmolive, one of the major target of environmentalists and local
fairly extensive discussion on
-
drop explosive and pellet bombs over the producers queried, said it had reduced lawmakers around the nation.
City, called the Taylor Report a "fraud" provisions "racism in reverse." The
|nese village of Huong Lap, north of the 17th
I In matters," Breslin said. and said it did not warrant any special White said it would be possible for the phosphorus on a nationwide basis. compounds enhance the cleaning ability of
sending the documents to the Parallel, in the demilitarized zone." The "I don't think there's any question," a
•'ustees, Breslin had discussion. board to cut out specific parts of the zone divides North and South Vietnam. detergents, but when washed into the
asked for trustee Colgate spokesman said. "The law says, water supply, upset its natural balance by
• esponse "(Warren Huff, D - Plymouth) and I are Taylor Report which it does not like. The communique also said that "the
concerning a possible special and we have to meet it, that all detergents
promoting an explosive growth of algae.
Ph.D.s
By BARBARA FARY
State News Staff Writer
now
today for 25 men to vie for one university
Long - range
teaching position.
factors date back farther. They include a decline in
floodingmarkef
the population growth rate (affecting both the supply of students
Enrollment in MSU's Ph.D. programs totaled 2,840 candidates and demand for teachers) and a period of uncontrolled expansion
■ "s of fall 1970, up 725 from 1965 figures. (which peaked in the mid-60s), to create a graduate education and
I .tlve y as at universities throughout the country, the over - MSU like others, Minkel said, was encouraged to turn out more assistantships 1960 - 70.
£
Ih 0n of Ph D s> P,us economic and related factors which Ph.D.s. In the past 20 years the number of Ph.D.s from MSU each
I "tu £en"tlle job market, is a fact of academic life. year rose from 38 to 675.
Irhnu .. ' ho|der is no longer guaranteed the job of his
"Because these factors have stopped growing, the University
Ischn^' .Clarence w- Minkel, associate dean of the graduate will probably stabilize, too," he said. "I am concerned that
|>cnooI,
■
said. "So what do you tell a student considering advanced studies like the Carrter Report may motivate the public and the
equate
■ Pat.answer study? Should he go on? Will it be worth it? There is no
The choice lies with the student."
legislature to cut back on funds for graduate education because
j 4, ,
people won't see a need for more Ph.D.s.
"One flaw of this argument," he said, "Is that it does not
Irerocc- W ork Times analysis lists the unanticipated national
II aircraft"1'
Lra't and
reduced government spending and the collapse of ^he (Please turn to page 11)
space agencies as reasons that it is not uncommon
2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
Monday, February
1,197]
summary BERLIN
service
(AP)
Telephones
- Telephone
between East and West
cents for the
maximum.
three -
minute German authorities kept up a
virtual blockade on Berlin access
in our guts." He said he wo.uld negotiations seeking to bring the
reun
available In the West
and Wer,
two German states closer. placed at post offices
Berlin resumed Sunday after a Only 10 telephone lines were roads for the fifth straight day.
continue his attempts to achieve
better relations with Eastern Long lines of cars and trucks were
where 2
lapse of 19 years and the lines available, five each in East and carefully guarded 7
The harrassing tactics were in bloc countries with the long waited at crossing points leading information clerks. y
were immediately jammed by West Berlin, compared to a total response to a West German through East Germany to the
calls of old friends and relatives of almost range aim "of removing this
4,000 when the political meeting in West Berlin terribly destructive West. Border officers said that When the day's
separated by Cold War politics. Communists cut the service in capacity w*
and were continued despite the waiting periods running 15 reached a caller
Officials said that in less than 1952. fact the
concentration of armaments
hours and
were
East Berlin would
dailing "lo-rH
meeting ended here in the center of Europe, more.
only « "*
three hours after service resumed Even as phones rang in East
Saturday. even if I myself do not live to see One bottleneck in the recording saying, "There
at 6 a.m., all 760 calls that could and West homes i
be handled during the day had
signalling a Chancellor Willy Brandt told a the day realized." resumption of telephone service more lines to East
"We're going to push forward limited breakthrough in relations Saturday night political meeting, The agreement to resume was the lack of East Berlin available today.
been booked. The charge was six between the divided Calling
'Cs and do what needs to be done to city, East "these latest harrassments stick
telephone service was made in telephone books. Only five were numbers is useless."
m keep the United States
H pre-eminent in space. " FREEDOM REPORT
If - Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
Floods isolate towns
Council expected
Floods isolated towns and homesteads throughout
eastern Australia Sunday after four days of heavy rain.
Up to 20 inches of rain fell in the worst - hit areas.
Two Australian Air Force helicopters stood by to fly
out people stranded on New South Wales which three
to act on proposals
months ago was The Academic Council is Student Affairs Committee
the center of a drought - stricken of the proposal hope it will lead
expected to act Tuesday on (US AC).
region. amendments to the Academic
to compromises more acceptable
The proposals were approved both faculty and students.
More than 300 persons in the area evacuated their to
Freedom Report proposed by by the ASMSU Student Board
homes. ASMSU and the University Tuesday, and by USAC
Friday. Along with the
recommendation for revisions in
Nazi hunters claim find If passed by the council, the
Article 7, USAC and ASMSU
recommendations would allow
Simon Wiesenthal, hunter of Nazi war criminals, the board of trustees to propose called for the deletion of
claimed Sunday that Auschwitz physician Josef Mengele sections of the freedom report
is living in a closed military area in Paraguay.
Hippies discover amendments
report and
to the
would give
freedom
the allowing "no provision for the
ASMSU board, the Academic rights of students which
Wiesenthal, who arrived in Tel Aviv to take part in a
television debate on Nazi war criminals, told newsmen
source of pink Council and the board of suspends the professional rights
trustees veto power over
of the faculty or in any measure
any
the military zone was off - limits even to police. He said invades them."
proposed amendments.
it was called Toerto San Vincente. gross, red stones' At the present time, only the In place of the current
The Paraguayan government has denied the
student board and USAC can section, the committee
Auschwitz concentration camp doctor is on its territory.
BOGOTA (AP)- The propose amendments to the recommends the establishment Amendment
An Israeli - based Nazi-hunting organization recently of a new Section 2.2 headed
newspaper El Tiempo said hippies freedom report.
offered a reward of $50,000 to anyone bringing about have discovered in the Colombian "Student Grievances" to
The USAC - ASMSU Representatives of ASMSU and the University Student Affairs Committee (USAC) met
interior a mushroom that describe and initiate channels for Friday
Mengele's arrest. recommendations propose the consideration of student
to reach agreement on an amendment to Article 7 of the Academic Freedom
Report. The
produces hallucinogenic effects revision of Article 7 of the ASMSU USAC goes to the Academic Council Tuesday.
Ford, Japan discuss tieup
-
if eaten within two minutes after complaints.
Academic Freedom Report to
Henry Ford II, board chairman of Ford Motor Co., picking but is deadly after that.
El Tiempo quoted one imbiber provide for a system of "checks
will hold talks with Japanese government leaders on a as saying: "It's easy to seek
and balances" between the
pink board of trustees, the Academic IN PEACE TALKS
projected capital tieup with the Toyo Kogyo Co., grass and red stones."
Council and ASMSU. Supporters
government sources said Thursday.
Egypt
The sources said Ford made a proposal
through the
U.S. Embassy for meeting with Prime Minister Eisaku
Sato on March 5 and International Trade and
Minister Kiichi Miyazawa on March 6.
Industry
The State News, the student
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restates
In addition to meetings with the prime minister and With the Middle East cease - fire in its final week, Egypt has UN Security Council resolution," Riad said.
declared once again it has no intention of
the international trade and industry minister, Ford is Member Associated Press, United Press
International, extending the truce "To clarify further, I say that if by Feb. 5 there is
nothing to
Inland Daily Press Association, Associated unless Israel shows positive signs it will withdraw from Arab lands indicate the seriousness of such moves, then we cannot under
also expected to meet with the executives of Collegiate Press,
Toyo Michigan Press Association, Michigan
seized in the 1967 war. circumstances abide by the cease • fire."
any
Kogyo, Japan's maker of rotary engine automobiles and Collegiate Press The U.S. - Initiated cease - fire, which began in August,
Association, United States Student Press Association. expires Riad rejected reports about optimism over the
the nation's third largest car maker. progress of the
Friday., . .
current Arab - Israeli peace talks under UN Mediator Gunnar V.
Sources said government and industry leaders are Second - class postage paid at East Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad of Egypt said that if the Jarring in New York.
Lansing, Michigan. United Nations fails to resolve the conflict "then the
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State faces 'crisis of confidence'-Milliken
increases are inevitable. The press could be will have build additional said the company
helpful in to utilities, which, like other has complied Consolidated Gas Co., told the
By BOB ROACH "The only question is when," restoring confidence in public generating facilities to meet an industries, has contributed in the with all state and federal assembled newsmen that rate
he said.
State News Staff Writer officials, he added. additional demand for eight past to environmental standards for air and water hikes also were necessary for gas.
Milliken said no increased "You million kilowatts at cost of
people are the major a deterioration. pollution. While sufficient reserves of
Griming the tone of hi8 recent taxes would be felt in the 1971
opinion - makers in the state," $4.5 billion, he said. "But let me make this clear," Aymond said the plant was natural gas are available, the rate
ite of the State address, Gov. calendar year, but that he felt Milliken said. "With your Rate increases cannot directly he said. "We have gotten the reported to present "no existing' structure set by the Federal
liken newsmen Friday confident the legislature would assistance we can get the people provide the money needed for message." damage" by the Great Lakes Power Commission (EPC) does
Michigan is in for "very take the appropriate steps when of the state to understand our construction but are necessary Aymond said his company's Basin Commission, a body not provide utilities with
'Lit times" financially and is they became necessary. problems and our efforts." to provide an attractive return in Palisades nuclear power plant on representing several state adequate construction capital to
,jng a "crisis of confidence" in Another fundamental
Following the governor to the the competition for investors' Lake Michigan has been "ready governments and federal bureaus build new wells, he said.
v eminent- problem facing governing is the podium, A. H. Aymond, capital, Aymond said. to go for months," but approval of sport fishery and wildlife. Fifty thousand new wells
Scheduled to appear Saturday "crisis of confidence" in Consumers Power Co. board "In the long run, the people of a license from the Atomic Aymond called on the press were built in 1968, but the
the 103rd annual Press Assn. political institutions and elected chairman, explained why rate of Michigan will be better off to distinguish clearly between number dropped to 27,000 in
Energy Commission is being
nvention
' at Kellogg Center, officials, the governor said. increases are necessary and said with the higher rates, or they'll delayed by a group of fact and opinion in news stories 1970, Daly said. The EPC is
governor made an early "This is a crisis like I've never
utility companies had "gotten face a deteriorating power "determined interveners." where "supposed experts" beginning to allow higher rates
oearanie Friday, surprising seen
before," he said. "We are the message" on the capacity," he said. While these critics claim the comment on harmful effects of for natural gas and this could
2 newsmen who had gathered faced with the challenge to do environment.
Aymond called the thermal effect of heated water nuclear power plants. reverse the trend toward
hear utility company what we can to restore a new Before 1975, Consumers environment a "second discharged from the plant will Hugh C. Daly, executive vice decreased construction, he said.
okesmen discuss rate hikes and sense of confidence and respect Power Co. and Detroit Edison challenge" facing electric damage the lake's ecology, he president of the Michigan
e environment.
for government."
Airing his views in a "Mlni " Despite political divisions in
of the State" presentation, GOV. MILLIKEN the state government, Milliken
aie
jlliken said work on the budget called for unity in facing the DETECTIVE REPORTS
rced him to alter his scheduled 67-day General Motors strike. problems ahead and an end to
Facing a possible $108 million "narrow partisanship."
,pearance.
deemed
praising the press in its Elected officials must
Drugs
While budget deficit, Milliken said narrow
institutional function of "tough political decisions" are the gap between promise and
nsuring government, he called required. The first of these will delivery, he said, and
, newsmen to give the public be his "unprecedented request" acknowledge the distinct areas
of responsibility for federal,
, understanding of "our that the legislature trim the
By WILETTE TAMMELIN
Police and commanding officer way that they would take rock musical groups, a transition individuals," he said.
oblems and our efforts " recommended state civil service state and local government. This of the juvenile department, drugs." was visible, Weirman said. Weirman said that those
"Considering the outlook for pay increase from 8.1 to 6.5 per includes acknowledging those areas Just as liquor was a status presented a slide show and spoke Prior to 1966, Weirman Indications are that blacks are individuals who do a great deal
in which no government can
j71 it's needless to say that cent. symbol a generation ago, drugs on drug abuse. worked as an undercover tending to reject harmful drugs of experimentation with drugs
e're heading for very difficult "This recommended raise is move
effectively. are becoming one today, a State Prevention of drug usage is detective in Lansing. At that while the white middle class is have personality problems.
"We elected officials should
mes," Milliken said. the highest in 14 years and Police detective told newsmen at the police department's concern, time, drugs, which were becoming more involved with
The governor blamed comes at a time when the state make no promises that can't be the Michigan Press Assn. concentrated primarily in ghetto "There are no lurking dope
Weirman said. Weirman's staff them, Weirman said.
ichigan's financial problems on can ill afford it," he said. kept," the governor said. "And convention on campus Saturday. visits schools, address PTA groups areas and on some college "Most kids may experiment; peddlers out there," he said.
"soft national economy" The governor said 1971 will we should speak with candor Detective Staff Sargeant and talks with professional campuses, were not a large they might even drop acid. Bui Taking drugs usually begins at a
and courage as we face the party at which time friends 'turn
using high unemployment, and be a "year of economic recovery Charles Weirman, a 16 - year organizations, he said. problem, he said. that is about as'far as they will
on' friends, Weirman said.
i the "absolute disaster" of the and reform," and that tax problems of government." veteran of the Michigan State Slide presentations are part of However, with the influx of go if they are normal
the instructions to illustrate
various aspects of drug abuse.
OR U COLLEGE GROUP Display of virtually all types of
drugs is also shown.
Weirman emphasized that
they avoid scare tactics.
Kashmiri plane hijackers
Student
Presenting the truth, he said,
reps
Edward Carlin, dean of University College, has appointed a five
considered should be sufficient.
Weirman said it is essential to
educate parents. Parental
reactions to drugs are analogous
to those of individuals who have
given asylum in Pakistan
is chairman of the study committee. to grant asylum.
member committee to consider student participation in the terminal cancer, he said. The KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) — Two Kashmiris
"I hope in the process of open hearings we will establish the There was no immediate word on whether the
mind rejects the truth. who hijacked an Indian Airlines plane to Pakistan
illege's governance. feelings of the faculty and students. I hope that the battles will are being given asylum here, the government
two men had agreed to leave the plane.
Carlin instructed the committee to direct its attention to "Parents have got to get over
come in these preliminary meetings," Ezell said. The Foreign Office said other hijackers'
stablishing the degree of student representation on the He said the committee's recommendations will be in line with being uptight about drugs," announced Sunday.
The pair seized the aircraft Saturday while on demands were the concern of the Indian
Weirman said.
University College Advisory Council and on its standing the provisions of the Taylor Report, approved by the Academic
a flight in Indian Kashmir and ordered it to government. These were that National Liberation
ummittees. They fear drugs because they
Senate, which calls for increased student involvement in academic were raised in a society in which Lahore in Pakistan. But once the plane landed Front leaders in Kashmir be released from jail
The joint student - faculty committee will make amendment government. there was an aversion to them, the hijackers, armed with explosives and pistols,
and that that hijackers' relatives should not be
Carlin has asked that the committee report back to the College persecuted.
iroposals to the University College bylaws to specify the degree Weirman said. They fear the refused to get off until they were guaranteed
Advisory Council before the end of this academic year. The leader of the National Liberation Front in
>f student representation.
Other committee members are Charles Scarborough, asst. image of the stereotyped dope freedom from prosecution.
fiend. They allowed 26 passengers and four crew Pakistan, Moqboll Ahmad Butt, arrived from
College bylaws that went into effect Jan. 1 included the professor of natural science; Mary Tomkins, associate professor of members to leave the Fokker Friendship aircraft. Rawalpindi to meet the hijackers.
»ncept of voting student members on the College Advisory American Thought and Language; Roland Williams, Detroit "Parents may have gotten They were
placed in a hotel. Butt told newsmen he would ask the hijackers
Council and its standing committees. freshman, and Allen Stiles, Lincoln Park junior and chairman of green to the gills on bathtub A Foreign Office spokesman said the hijackers to blow up the plane if their demands are not
Macel Ezell, asst. professor of American thought and language, the University College Dean's Student Planning Committee. gin," he said, "but there was no had been informed of the government's decision accepted by the Indian government.
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resultant monolith a euphemistic administrators think so, and here are some
clothing and related arts to become the scene on campus?" C'mon, baby
dS
appellation and print up the stationery. . local marriage proposals they evidently Sweatshirt Dept. could be your job. You'd
thw
Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award
Nothing to it -- and it streamlines your think make equally good sense: The Baseball Team and Computer with
better come!,
for outstanding journalism. operation, makes meetings more The departments of Spanish and
something.
Science, it is reliably whispered, will make "Well, prez," you
manageable, saves on department head say, "we mm,
Entomology will be combined to become up the Spiked Punch Office. pharmacology and theater
salaries and gives the president fewer asses and have th,m
the Dept. of Aphrodisiacs. Soil Science and Linguistics unrelated? look Into it." neB
Hardly; they'll soon be commonly called Brilliant. Give yourself a raise.
EDITORIALS the Department of Dirty Language.
And the word is out that sociology and
Ready again? This time you're
Wharton
and I'm a trustee, and you
know damnrt
nursing will join hands to become Nursing. well I wanted Soapy Williams
all alow
The departments of Education and anyway: *'
New referendum
Mathematics
they'll be known
Numbers.
will soon
as
make it official:
the Office of Student
"Christ, my Gallstones are
Wharton. What department
them to?"
killing
should I
me
aKe
to clear vague How about trying some yourself? Pretend
you're Provost Caution and you want to start up
a Dept. of
A morass of charges and clear that the motion approved tor Cockfighting. What two departments
countercharges surround and confuse Proposal 4 was not reflected on the would you combine? Sure. Poultry science and
the challenge to Proposal 4 on the ballot. In fact, ballots were reprinted military science. If you hadn't had your mind in
recent ASMSU referendum. Proposal at the last minute to reflect dropping the gutter you might've gotten that one.
4 would give an ASMSU vote to ICC. If ASMSU was under the
major governing groups except the illusion it approved dropping ICC, no
Inter - Cooperative Council (ICC). one recognized it until half past the But of course these amalgamations
The ballot students used two
are "Well, are you ever in luck, Trust,
11 th hour. not at all limited to two departments. baby
just last week I was clever enough to
weeks ago excluded ICC as a voting If the judiciary considers the combine the
Geography, English and criminal justice departments of French a
member of ASMSU. However, it ASMSU "intent" explanation, it will come together in an all • out effort to geology."
appears that on Jan. 12, ASMSU must consider the precedent -
setting answer the
burning question: Where the "Genius, prez, take a week off at the
Eastern Cowles House."
approved a ballot that would have ramifications of allowing post - facto Dickens are the pigs when you need them?
included ICC as a voting member. "intentions" to supersede actual See? It's easy. You can do it with
The Evening College Aerospace Science your
Controversy centers around an actions of the ASMSU board. eyes closed. You need a Horticulture
(the part that didn't combine with the
ASMSU Office of the President
Dept.? No sweat; one part sociology, one
Policy Committee ASMSU, embarrassingly, has to say earlier in the
part horticulture.
referendum statement which ASMSU publicly: "That's what we did, but column), and South Asian languages will be
this year's contribution to Imperialism, Double a few up for yourself: take
claims was reported to the board on that's not what we meant." If the
Nov. 17. The constituting the Nocturnal Missions Over vice president for business and finance and
policy statement government is to perform effectively, Vietnam's Expeditionary Force. ASMSU, put them In the same office for
recommended that ICC not be it must legislate precisely. And the real biggie, the mondo half an hour, and what have
■ merger
you got?
included as a voting member. A second challenge to of the year, will come when they announce
Cheap Brownies.
Proposal 4
According to Chairman Harold that the departments of Dairy, Economics, Crop science plus family and child
(indeed, to the whole referendum),
Fisheries and Wildlife and Oceanography sciences equals what? The College of Public
Buckner, the referendum portion of involves the distribution of off -
will become the Dept. of Udder Poor Fish Relations, of course.
the statement (including the ICC
campus polling places. According to in the Sea. Animal husbandry plus
exclusion) was tabled. If the Off - Campus Council figures, two - In the last of the multiple marriages
sociology?
Sodomy.
referendum had been approved Nov. thirds of the off - campus polling sociology will get together with astronomy, Improvement services plus laboratory
17, the voting would have had to places were in Greek houses where psychiatry and advertising to take on this animal resources? A better mousetrap.
take place around fall term finals conglomerate identity: Astronomy, Religion plus systems science? A
only one - eighth of the off - campus
week, an inopportune time. Psychiatry and Advertising. department to look Into what In God's
population lives. And Greeks stood How about trying some for yourself? name the latter ever was.
Keep in mind this tabled motion to gain most if Proposal 4 passed. Pretend you're Provost Cantlon and you And what would you get If you hadi
and flip the scenario forward to the Election officials want to start up a Dept. of Cockfighting.
say the student majoring in electrical engineering
Jan. 12 meeting. At that meeting, jQ»t two. .department do you combine? and journalism? Shocking columns.
disproportionate number of polling
board
proposed
member
a
Claire
referendum motion that
Guthrie places in Greek houses reflects poll
volunteers from
OUR READERS' MIND
those houses.
-
as recorded and approved - gave Perhaps so. However, the
the vote to ICC. However, ballots distribution also reflects de facto
Fault with appointment
a
were later printed to reflect the situation in which Greeks had the
tabled Nov. 17 motion that did not
give ICC the
17
Guthrie
motion
-
vote. Legally, the Nov.
is still tabled and Miss
by virtue of including ICC
vote
most
more readily available while
residents of apartments and
cooperatives did not have the
convenience of "voting at home."
To the Editor:
Mr. Joe
Arthur Vener, Department of Social on Nov. 12,1970.
policytendency on the part of the committee to
Ditzhazy has expressed concern Science.
as a voting group - created a new Irrespective of the affiliations of regarding the activities of the Military Ex officio members: ignore the question of whether or not we
Lawrence Sommers, Department of
motion. Education Advisory Committee. This is to should have ROTC programs. In point of
"volunteers," voting places should Geography. Col. Jean. Burner, Department of
Board member Larry Stempel, have been distributed more provide additional information regarding Julius Hoffman, Military Science fact, the decision to continue the ROTC
evenly. the role of the committee.
College of Natural
who is challenging Proposal 4's Science. Lieutenant Col. Dick programs was made by the Academic
Indeed, the whole policy of allowing The
Goebel, Council in May of 1969 and was reaffirmed
passage, correctly contends that meeting which Mr. Ditzhazy James Braddock (replaced Jan. 1, 1971, Department of Aerospace Studies.
interest groups to harbor polls seems attended was a joint luncheon by the council in May of 1970. The
students voted on a ballot that was
meeting by Alden C. Olson), Department of Herman King, assistant provost.
dubious at best. If polls cannot be with members of the ROTC departments responsibility of the committee is to
not approved by the board. The and several guests. Although introductions
Zoology.
evenly distributed to give more off - supervise the programs.
ballot differed from the board were made, it is Ian Ebert (replaced Jan. 1, 1971, by G. Since the spring of 1969,
campus groups a "vote - at - home" possible that the faculty
motion in that it excluded ICC from distinction between committee members Edward Rossmiller), Department of members of this committee have been The committee interprets
chance, then the charge as a
they should be and noncommittee members was not clear. Electrical Engineering and Systems chosen by the Committee on Committees directive to study and improve the
voting. restricted to campus and manned by The membership of the committee at that Science. and are on a rotating basis. Student
ASMSU contends that it was the programs rather than to challenge the
teams that at least present a facade time was as follows: members are chosen by ASMSU and serve
Student council's decision regarding their existence.
"intent" of the board to exclude ICC Richard L. Featherstone, administration
Representatives: Joseph A. only one year.
of neutrality. The committee members are not unaware
even if it voted otherwise. Buckner and
Ditzhazy, John Popescu. Names were
Election officials claim the higher education. received by the secretary of the faculties Mr. of the Navy and the Marine Corps, but
said he understood that Miss Guthrie Ditzhazy is concerned over the
confusion on both the ballot they believe there is merit in the existing
was bringing the Nov. 17 motion programs and that it is their responsibility
wording and the haphazard poll ART BUCHWALD to maximize that merit. It is unfortunate
from the table. Miss Guthrie, distribution resulted from having that there is no continuity in the student
however, worded her motion so that
only four days to set up the election.
it became a new one to include ICC.
membership on the committee. The fact
The argument is weak - especially that student members must start anew each
She did not untable the original. weak in year places them at a disadvantage. It
light of Buckner's
ASMSU's case is weakened makes it difficult for the committee io
contention that the referendum
the basis of past
Synonyms for invasion
because two sets of minutes exist for move forward on
proposal was tabled Nov. 17 because decisions.
both the Nov. 17 and Jan. 12 time was short. Since Nov.
17,
meetings. One set supports ASMSU ASMSU has had two months to The need to call a luncheon meeting on
plan; short notice was directly related to the fact
on the ICC question; the other set it seems
extremely negligent that that ASMSU did not appoint student
supports Stempel. Stempel claims they waited until the last four davs. members to the committee unti
WASHINGTON - There is no problem •now would we
the minutes were
maliciously Claims and counterclaims say it?" "I like the sound of that. Let's write it November. The committee delayed its fall
aside, at the Pentagon in organizing bombing and "We could say that our air operation in
changed after the fact. Buckner says down before we forget it." term activities as long as possible hoP'"»
enough evidence exists to cast doubt strafing raids in Indochina. The real Cambodia was being conducted to limit the
it is normal ASMSU procedure to "Has anyone thought about that student members would soon be
on the election, difficulty is what to call them. saying that
add "updating" pages to minutes
especially proposal A special section of the Defense
enemy potential before they can bring it to we were
neutralizing a free - fire area?" available.
4. It appears another referendum Dept. bear effectively against
is has been set up to supply the friendly forces in "Neutralizing is a good word. It has an
after they are approved. needed, if for nothing else than to secretary of the area."
defense and his spokesmen with various "That's beautiful, General. No one's
innocent ring to It." I believe the difficulty in
But even if buy the clear the air of the
you
suspicions that alternatives to describe the air war in
ever "I don't want to top you, but what if we communication is not primarily Mr.
explanation for the minutes, it is cloud the last one. put it that way before." said we Ditzhazy's fault, nor is It mine. I believe it
Indochina. "This may sound as if it's
were
neutralizing Cambodia to
coming from protect its neutrality?" is more related to the ASMSU policy of
Every morning promptly at 8 the left field, gentlemen, but I
committee which is called BULL (Bureau
,
thought we "Wow. That's got everything in it." appointing new student members each
New 'U9 com
for Lethal Logic) meets to discuss what the
day's raids will be called.
might blame Congress for the raid. The
secretary could announce that all he was
doing was following the letter of the law
"I know you guys think I'm a hardliner,
but I think we should
stop beating around
year, which means that the studen
membership on the committee has no
A typical meeting goes
something like which was passed by Congress to
the bush and announce we're
bombing the continuity with the student members who
support hell out of Cambodia to kill as served last year. The lack of continuity
The tentative recommendation of this:
any action by the President that would many Dinks jn
the Presidential Commission on Increasing upperclass enrollments "We've got 20 B-52s bombing Cambodia
as we can, so the dirty Red SOBs will membership in this committee, as well as in
bring our American boys back home."
also would benefit the today. What do we say we're doing? "It's worth running up the
become true believers." others, is a handicap.
Admissions and Student Body student flagpole,
"We're interdicting enemy supply routes "You want the secretary of defense to
Composition to increase the ratio of graduating from a junior college. Colonel."
say that?"
from the North?" "One of the people in my office had
This student presently must a Herman L. King
juniors and seniors to freshmen and compete "We said that yesterday. Why don't "Why not? That's what we're doing,
with all junior college graduates for a we unique suggestion. He thought we might aren't we?" assistant provost
sophomores should be given very say the strike is a defensive measure to announce that the B-52s were not
bombing Chairman-
small number of state "General, wash out your month with
serious consideration by the university speed up the Vietnamization program?" in Cambodia but were just
making a defensive
openings. The new system would "We used that phrase three days ago to ordinance drop on fixed enemy positions." soap and water." Military Education Advisory Committee
University administration. Copyright 1971, Los Angeles Times Jan. 27,19
greatly increase the number of such explain why our helicopters were
Michigan's community colleges supporting Cambodian troops."
are just as capable of teaching openings.
"Why don't we say we're bombing
University College and prerequisite Filling MSU's residence halls North Vietnam to enhance the Nixon
courses as large state universities. policy of speeding up the withdrawal of
By might be difficult with an influx of American boys from Vietnam?"
shifting the emphasis of institutions upperclassmen. This difficulty, "That's not bad. But it would be
such as the University of
Michigan however, should not stand in the stronger if we announced the raid was
and MSU to upperclassmen, more
way of spreading the benefits of a made to wipe out Communist sanctuaries
students can become part of the that were being used to build up an
college education more evenly
higher education process. among the people.
offensive which is expected to be launched
after the rainy season."
Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 1, 1971 5
Bureau abates consumer fraud
office may not seem significant, a tally of the complaints received "If you prosecute and put the guy in jail," Bladen said, "you
By SYLVIA SMITH
State News Staff Writer by any agency can lead to better and more efficient law still won't get your money back. Even if he does go to jail, he gets
enforcement. out in 90 days and can do it all over again."
Remember all those dimes you put in the pop machine and got "I get a complaint against XYZ grocery store that they failed The most effective type of prosecutions are suits against the
to deliver merchandise. It could have been mere
nothing but foam? Or didn't get a cup? Or got nothing at all? happenstance for company based on the information obtained from the computer
Or how about the magazine the first few times — not an indication that the owner is a bad
you ordered from a door - to - system. Bladen said in addition to the monthly print outs,
door salesman but never received? actor. information on a specific company can be obtained by querying
Or the automobile repairs you paid for but miraculously Computer's role the computer.
weren't there when you tried to start your car? "Through the computer we can determine how many Education program
These instances, and many others like them, are
examples of complaints were filed against XYZ. If it turns out he's had 100 In an effort to eliminate consumer fraud before it begins, the
consumer hucksterism — a practice which can involve dimes in a complaints against him in the last month, it tells us he is a bureau has proposed a comprehensive consumer education
vending machine or thousands of dollars invested in a franchise. persistent violator," he said. program.
Such a record, according to Bladen, could mean one of two "We've applied for a federal grant under the Law Enforcement
Service failure
things: it may be a case of deliberate fraud in that he is obtaining Assistance Assn. Now we're waiting for the money," Bladen sai
By far the most common example of consumer deception is money under false pretenses, or it may be a problem for the The education program would inform the consumer what his
failure to render service or merchandise, according to Edwin M. federal food and drug administration if it involves hazardous
Bladen, director of the Michigan Bureau of Consumer Protection. rights and protections are so he can avoid getting caught in a trap.
substances or interstate commerce. Bladen continued.
"People order something from a company and don't get the If a consumer feels he has been the victim of fraud, the Bureau
Bladen said people need education on how to m;
merchandise or service," Bladen said. "Or they ;e th
respond to a mail of Consumer Protection acts as a one -
order advertisement, mail in their
stop complaint service. budgets.
money first to avoid COD Bladen explained the process a person should go through if he
"But in our materialistic society, Mr. Jones who works on the
charges and don't get their merchandise. Then we get a thinks he has been victimized:
Oldsmobile lines sees that other people have a color TV and are
complaint that the company didn't provide the service or First, if talking to the company personnel proves
merchandise. The biggest problem is piecing together the story." enjoying the good life. Jones wants one too, so we've built up a
unsuccessful, call the Bureau of Consumer Protection. They will system of easy credit. Then we start over - extending oursr! "s,"
In an effort to expedite solving the problems of consumer send you a complaint form which contains detailed information
he said.
protection, the Consumer Protection Coordinating Committee for so the bureau can make a decision as to the nature of the "The laws have to be flexible," Bladen said, "in order to
Wayne County was established following the example of six large complaint.
American cities. different circumstances. We really don't have any simpo
If the matter is not something that can be referred to another
Good view The committee has access to a computer which provides a jurisdictional agency, the Bureau contacts the people against
answers."
monthly print-out of information pertaining to persistent whom the complaint was made and asks for their explanation.
violators categorized by area, company, type of offense and the Then the bureau pieces together what has happened and makes
Spectators on the flights of stairs in Kresge Art Center location of the complainers.
watch art students with their flares outside. The glass
Computer service, Bladen said, is useful in that while one or
an independent decision.
Cigarettes 10% off the
"Obviously there are jurisdictional differences," Bladen said,
provides warmth and a perfect view. two complaints received by the police
department, the Bureau of
State News photo by Terry Luke citing deception, faulty advertising and sales as examples of the discount price on
Consumer Protection, the attorney general's office or the post
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By RANDY GARTON
She has lived in Lansing for 47 of subsidizing the buses would which began Dec. 19 as a wage agreement is worked out between the consumer and the Flash Cubes Kodak Color Film
years, 46 of them on Creston be from $10,000 to $15,000 per dispute. The contract with the offending company.
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Street in East Lansing, a widow her activities considerably.
pets roam unattended in the neighborhood.
who rents rooms to students. "It cost me $5 to go by taxi
She said she has had to depend from the west side of Lansing to
Police said a recent autopsy performed on two of five dogs Bootlegger Virginia Maid
found dead between Jan. 17 and 20 in the 400 block of Park
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Monday, Februaarv
i,i97|
Seminar focuses on children
Miss Paolucci called the proposals "the example of
especially variation in family forms which exist today, Miss the ivt.
Paolucci noted that "we can no longer portray the child's growth work which can be produced when 4,000 people
By JONIBENN
situation of unstructured, total Involvement."
got topoih,,^0t ln'
State News Staff Writer process as occurring in the typical nuclear family consisting of
father, mother and 2.6 children." The conference, however, is not enough to meet the
The recent White House Conference on Children served to nrohi
The forum considerations produced 50 recommendations being faced, the forum panel agreed. As a result, the confer#
"focus attention on the needs of children and to mobilize which will be presented to President Nixon. placed considerable emphasis with ongoing projects, especially"*
available resources," Beatrice Paolucci, acting chairman of the The recommendations covered a spectrum the community level, "so that we can be
from the need to concerned with tif
Dept. of Family Ecology, told a seminar in the College of Human reinterpret the meaning of work in our industrialized society to needs of children more than once every 10 years." '
Ecology Friday. granting children a greater measure of influence over programs In addition, Miss Paolucci emphasized,there is a
"But it is what the delegates do back home that makes the need fn
which affect them to the establishment of an Environmental greater consideration of child - related legislation, esDecUnJ'
conference meaningful — so that 10 years from now we can say
Planning Commission. the college level. ' 'at
that the conference did make a difference for our nation's
children," Mrs. Paolucci said.
The conference, held in December, to assess the status of
children in the nation and to set guidelines for the next
decade,
IN NATURAL SCIENCE
was outlined by Miss Paolucci and Jo
Lynn Cunningham, senior
research assistant in family and child sciences.
Faculty
Two youth delegates, Michele Hartmus, Denver, Col.,
graduate
Children discussed
student, and 4-H youth delegate Delores DeMike, Edwardsburg
sophomore, also participated in the forum.
The panel members outlined the concerns of the White House
conferences, including universal child development centers, the
By MICHAEL FOX ad hoc committee studying the
suggests
include philosophy and goals, science as they were a few ye
changing notion of the family, and "Child Power," which were
considered by the 25 separate forums
State News Staff Writer department's future. format and curriculum, trends in ago. But how they've gotten in
Beatrice Paolucci, a participant in the ..'-.ite House fit the conference. The questions, comments and science education, student the alternate approaches is
Of central concern, they said, was the development of the child
Commission on Children, discussed the needs of children in Sixty hours of brainstorming conflicting suggestions made by attitudes, instructor attitudes, of hit or miss," McFall said
in a changing society, as the forums considered the
a seminar last Friday. The commission met in December.
implications by the Dept. of Natural Science faculty members in small tape - student orientation and "I think we are awaro
of pluralism and diversity in a complex society. that
State News photo by Milton Horst
faculty have been summarized in recorded group meetings have background, teaching as an art, few years back
Underscoring the need for additional research on the family, an initial report prepared by the
maybe on
simply been listed for evaluation, name proposals for course was irrelevant. 1 think
consideration by the the department and now we •*»» are up on
contemporary
PEASANTS CAUTIONED department's faculty.
'Now we are trying to pull
departmental experience and
history.
problems - the environmental
crisis, racism - in many tracks'
together the various inputs into The committee was appointed McFall said,
some proposals," Roy H. last fall by -• Richard Seltin, acting "We're getting away from
Ch inese rap capitalistic trend
McFall, committee chairman and
said.
McFall said the committee's
chairman of the Dept. of Natural
of purpose" and submit future
plans for the department,
so-called
freed the
all
instructors," he said.
-
options of
work is only half done and it During the committee's Method approach
TOKYO (AP) A minority parties. Its article was bourgeoisie and its influence still
— among the peasants said, there have been some who will not make any definite deliberations, a moratorium on "Science with
Communist Chinese newspaper .broadcast in part by the New exist and it wants to restore Invariably, remnants of old ideas have tried to restore underlyiw
capitalism. proposals until March. further track development has scientific ideas or theories
gives!
says there is a spontaneous China News Agency from capitalism; the force of habit in reflecting the old system remain it repeated criticism of ousted Although no formal proposals been called. The department method approach to issues. We
tendency toward capitalism Peking. the countryside, especially the in people's minds for a long President Liu Shao-chi, Shao-chi. '"the"the have yet emerged, McFall said, now offers five tracks for the can analyze so-called
relevancy.
among some peasants on the "The hundreds of millions of spontaneous tendency toward time, and they do not easily give renegade, hidden traitor and
mainland. The main job is to
the general committee feeling three - term program. Can the issues be handled
with,
Chinese peasants, guided by capitalism of the well - to - do way." Thus, it said, peasants scab." 'tends J to' "be towards
* * •
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"In *
criticize them, it says. Chairman
"" Mao's
" ' revolutionary
...
general, the track scientific approach?"
peasants, is ... also the soil.... for have to be helped to destroy offerings with more emphasis on offerings have been successful, He said the emphasis
An article in the Kuangming line, have tremendous capitalism." their self interest and build Leaders must
might b»
-
remold their the scientific approach to but we're not about to rest on in areas such
Daily by Chao Feng nien enthusiasm for socialism and no as, "Is there
- Thus at present, it said, a devotion to public interest. world outlook that
so
they contemporary problems. our laurels," McFall said. "We
cautioned against a deviation force whatever can prevent the biological basis for the term
sharp struggle between socialism "truly wield power on behalf of The basic headings in the want innovation and change and 'race'?" or "How does
from the revolutionary line of wheel of history from advancing and capitalism "is unavoidable Among the leaders too, it the proletariat," it said. informal outline of the report
Chairman Mao Tse - tung. toward socialism," it said. and independent of man's will."
I think we're going to get it." look at the enviroi
The newspaper is published Course outline crisis?"
"The overthrown landlords The article said Mao had McFall sees one of the
major The proposals will be made to
by Red China's called
Oil
so - and rich peasants still attempt to taught that "Socialist ideology
compan producers
problems in presenting a variety the Departmental Advisor)'
i stage a come - back; the does not grow spontaneously of natural science course options Council who will then discuss
as the failure to
present to the and modify the committee's
eat as freshman student a clear recommendations,
negotiate
understanding of the different The committee is called the
out
bouse
agreement tracks.
"We're conscious that
students are not aware of the
M.E.A.W.S. Committee because
those are the first letters of the
members' last name;
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — The managing director of British price of light gulf crude to $2.05
world's major oil companies Petroleum. to $2.15 a barrel, existing alternate approaches. Members include McFall,
arjo made a new offer Sunday to the Details of the offer were not An increase of 25 cents a
Summer orientation is not an Manfred D. Engleman and
oil orientation process, but Marvin D. Solomon, professors
-
producing countries of the announced but two Tehran barrel would mean about an
home
.
M,i„ n*
Persian Gulf in determined of natural science and Mohamed
a newspapers, with close ties to extra $600 million revenue for /" J8 ,
effort to reach a long - term the Iranian government, said the six Persian Gulf oil states. testing £ process,"
nc s heP said. Abouelseoud and Donald J,
"I don't think students are Weinshank, asst. professors o!
feb 23 price agreement and avoid a shut
off of oil to the West.
earlier the companies would The failure of parallel
nearly as dissatified with natural natural science.
agree to an increase of 25 cents negotiations to get off the
-
The offer was made to Iran, to 30 cents a barrel. The ground with Libya was an added
Iraq and Saudi Arabia in a companies originally offered 15 spur to the companies to reach a
meeting at the Ministry of cents a barrel. A 25-30 cent quick agreement with the
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with the Libyans in Tripoli, has
I .
Rmerican
J -IOHN 0 CONNOR Ir. J -BERNARD DREW
"Kings, Queens and Concubines" returned with his
London, reported John Collins
team to
,
royal history to life
I v JACKNiCHni^nN or spokesman
companies.
for the oil
Veteran British actor Richard Carey will bring British royal
The
mm "A fascinating film! "The Royal Circular" Libyans refused
negotiate with the companies as
to history to life at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday in Fairchild Theatre.
"The Royal Circular" or "Kings, Queens and Concubines," a
a group, saying they would talk
tm Abrasively contemporary! American Premiere with them only one by one.
one - man show prepared and presented
by Carey, is devoted to
the intimate lives of members of the royal houses of Tudor,
It was by this means that the
rriWu
EHSU Libyans were able to squeeze
heavy increases from the
Stuart and Hanover as reflected in their private correspondence.
Carey, an experienced theatrical director, designer and actor,
By Richard Carey companies last year. spent two years here as a visiting drama teacher and theatrical
"BEST FILM OF THE YEAR'' "We still would like to get an director in the Dept. of Speech during the 1950s.
1
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"
~'k over - all agreement with all
Daily News Syndicau from He has made many appearances on British
members of the Organization of
ft
Petroleum television,: was voice coach for Moira Shearer in the film,
Exporting
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Biological
While chemical pesticides
pest
cereal leaf beetle and the alfalfa than the
controls sought
alfalfa weevil -- it's eggs in alfalfa weevil larvae and strongest individuals of the
ovide some short - term weevil, two of Michigan's most actually a 'wilflife zoo' the parasite larvae kill the weevils insect species to survive,"
nefits, they can cause long - serious crop pests. containing thousands of as they develop. said. "If this continues long
problems that may He estimates that more than different species fron One cerealleaf beetle parasite enough, the surviving insects
itweigh the benefits, according half of Michigan's 1.25 million microscopic insects to wildlife Qffers great potential for rapid would be resistant to our
w°uld be resistant" to
the director of MSU's acres of forage crops were game. All these species interact presently effective pesticides."
population buildup because it
sticide Research Center. sprayed this year to control the and are interdependent." s Biological control of other
Gordon Guyer, said that most alfalfa weevil. MSU researchers hope to year while the beetle produces insect pests is being developed at
feticides kill not only the "Unfortunately, spraying to
sect pest but also the parasites
manage insect parasite one, Guyer said. Both MSU, also. A tiny nematode kills
control the alfalfa weevil affects populations so they will control generations of the parasite UP t° 80 per cent of one species
at help control the undesirable not only the weevil but many the alfalfa weevil and not disturb attack the cereal leaf beetle. of early spring pond mosquitoes
sect. other insect and animal species,
That's University
other insect or animal species. ... (U , in some areas of Michigan.
why possibly upsetting the - - Guyer believes that MSU scientists are
searchers are developing interacting balance of all species The researchers have an altalta minimizing use of pesticides will cooperating with researchers in
ological controls for crop in that ecosystem," Guyer said, weevil parasite that sterilizes make insect control easier in the Yugoslavia, France and Holland
sts. Guyer said major research "An alfalfa field contains adult weevils, helping to prevent long run.
being aimed at the many more species of animal life propagation
Another
of the species.
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3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
Monday, February 1
SPORTS-
leers snap Safurday jinx,
beat Irish in g
By RICK GOSSELIN Jerry DeMarco were two of net past surprised goaltender Don
State News MSlTs more active members in Thompson increased the
Sports Writer Dick Tomasoni. count to 3 - 1 with the lone
the fisticuffs. DeMarco was Michel Chaurest scored a marker of the second period,
Spectators who attended bounced from the series twice minute later as he took a blue
with sliding the puck past Notre
MSU's two game series against Boyd exiting once. line - to - blue line pass from Dame freshman netminder Mark
Notre Dame last weekend are The Spartans pieced together Mike DeMarco and skated in Kronholm.
left wondering if they had seen a one of their most dramatic alone on Tomasoni. Chaurest
weekend of hockey or a full comebacks Saturday night to deked to the left and went back Mike DeMarco scored his
slate of Golden Gloves bouts. leave Notre Dame winless in the to the right fourth goal of the season on a
in scoring on
The Spartans were fortunate series. Tomasoni. Randy Sokoll scored slap shot from the point on the
on both counts, winning both
games, Friday night by 6 • 3 and
Down by the score of 4 - 3
with seven minutes remaining in
the insurance goal
deflection of Mike DeMarco's
on a
power
third
play midway through the
period. The shot beat /
Saturday night by 6 - 4, and the game, the Spartans scored point shot at the 16 minute Kronholm into the upper corner
taking their share of the fights. three times to sink the Irish. mark. on the short side of the net.
Major brawls were prevalent Mark Calder, notching his third Kevin Hoene put the Irish
in both games, with 51 penalties goal of the night, tied the contest
Larry Jakinovich capitalized
ahead with the lone go^l in the on A1 Laking's screen to give
dealt out to both teams and a when he skated from behind the first period, drilling a 30 - foot MSU a four goal lead with
total of six players thrown out Irish net with the puck and eight
slap shot past Jim Watt. minutes remaining, and Gagnon
of the games. Bob Boyd and tucked it into the corner of the The Spartans outscored Notre climaxed the scoring assault on a
Dame in the second period 2-1,
partial break - a - way.
with Calder and Gilles Gagnon
83-40 VICTORY offsetting Jim Cordes' mark. The Irish made a mild
Calder scored on a rebound, and comeback with two minutes
Gagnon deflected with remaining in the game, with
Un-fighting
S tankers down DeMarco's point shot past the
Irish netminder from the slot 35
feet in front of the net.
Larry Israelson and Phil Whitliff
connecting.
The
Michel Chaurest, who sat out Friday
Notre Dame, was back in uniform Saturday
night's game with scoring here against Notre Dame's Dick Tomasoiii for a goal
Spartans now stand at 13 night to aid the in the third period. Chaurest deked the Irish netminder.
Eddie Bumbacco gave Notre 7 Spartans
-
on the season. offensively. The little right wingman is seen State News photo by Bruce
Dame the lead at the three Remington
Ohio University minute mark with a long slap
shot eluding Watt's stick.
Calder, playing the best game AT MICHIGAN RELAYS
since the Big Ten championships
of his short collegiate career,
By DAVE WOODS of last year in winning both the knotted the score once again,
State News Sports Writer 200 and 500-yd. freestyle races. connecting, on MSU's third
Gonzalez was timed in a very power play goal of the night at
Herb, Cassleman for S'
The MSU swim team got back 5:16.
star
on the winning track again
respectable 1:49.9 for the 200.
John Thuerer, who along with Ian Williams nudged the Irish
Saturday by thoroughly Jeff Lanini was a co-captain into their last lead, scoring
thrashing the tankers of Ohio Saturday, scored an improbable against Watt on a goalmouth
University, 83-40. double victory by winning the scramble with 13 minutes By DON KOP^iVA "We consider him one of the best
The State News Sports Writer performers we've
Spartans dominated
1000-yd. freestyle and the remaining in the contest. The had here as freshmen," MSU middle distance
coach
nearly every phase of the meet, Spartans splurged at Tomasoni's ANN ARBOR - The newly - painted maize and Jim Gibbard said. "We
200-yd. butterfly. thought Bill Wehrwein would
taking firsts in all but two The Spartans took the 1-2 expense after that goal. blue bleachers in
Michigan's Yost fieldhouse may be hard to replace but Bob has Mel Reeves and Godfrey Murray, the
events, including both relays, In Friday night's game, a
stepped right in. And Michigan aca
have turned at least he was recruited who paced the shuttle win,
spots in six events, including the partially green after Saturday's primarily for the intermediate again showed their stuff,
despite the fact that Coach Dick 1000 free, the backstroke, the match described by Spartan Michigan Relays. hurdles outdoors. going 1-2 on Morrison in the 70 yard high hurdles!
-
Fetters didn't use his strongest Coach Amo Bessone as the MSU and Michigan shared top billing in the meet as Ex-MSU hurdler Bob Steele, now
butterfly, and the 200 free. Paul "It's unusual for a freshman to run anchor on a running for the Ann
lineup. Virtue got the second spot in the "worst game I have ever seen," the Spartans nabbed two individual
relay but he's been real tough. He could be one of our Arbor Track Club, was fourth while Hartwick
Were it not for Ohio's Ned championships ended
the Irish took an early lead for and two relay crowns while the Wolverines all time greats." fifth.
1000; Mike took Boyle second upset the -
Steele, a national class freestyler, in the backstroke; John Mason their only advantage. Spartans for one relay title and snared a second to go Cassleman anchored the mile relay to a 2.1 second Steele captured the low hurdles
MSU would have scored even crown for the
took the number two spot in the John Noble was in the right along with one individual winner. win over Michigan with a 48.4 fourth straight year while Hartwick
higher. The Ohio senior was a clocking on the final and Morrison
200; and Pat Burke finished as place at the right time for the As they did a week earlier at Western
Michigan, two laps. The Spartan squad, with Mike went 3-4.
double winner in the 50 and 100 Holt, Mike
runner -
up in the butterfly. score, trailing John Roselli who freshman Bob Cassleman and junior Herb
Washington Murphy and John Mock combining with Cassleman,
yd. sprints, gliding to easy Many Spartans registered lifetime bests, with a
The Spartans also swept both had fanned on a shot at the open
-
paced the Spartans. just missed the Yost Fieldhouse mark with a 3:16.6. of two milers and
pair
victories over the Spartan a miler
faring especially well.
entrants.
diving events. Diving Coach John net. Noble snapped in the loose Washington, still holding a jinx over Michigan's Mock had earlier anchored the Sophomore Randy Kilpatrick, put on a
Narcy tested his injured puck. Gene Brown, zipped through a spring medley relay strong
MSU boasted three double
60-yard dash quartet of Holt, Washington and LaRue Butchee to finishing kick and finished second in the afternoon
lowboard men, Kim Ridinger It was Calder again who preliminary heat in 6.2, then posted 6.1 clockings a
winners of its own. Allan Dilley 3:27.1 win with a fine 1:51.8 half mile. The time set section of the two mile with
and Tom Cramer, and saw them ignited the Spartans, scoring enroute to solid decisions in the semi finals and
- a 9:13.1, farandawaya
had little trouble in
-
fieldhouse and meet records, lifetime best.
cinching finish 1-2 by a wide margin. Jud twice within 46 seconds on the finals. breaking the old 3:27.6
firsts in the backstroke and standards held by a 1968 Spartan unit.
Alward and Mike Cook grabbed power play. Ian Williams was in Cassleman, who in two weeks of running the 600 And senior Kim Hartman, back for his last
individual year on
medley races and also the top spots in the three - meter the penalty box serving a five has developed into one of MSU's best ever in the MSU's shuttle hurdle relay squad, a winner at the track circuit after
swam anchor on the victorious missing the 1970 season with
minute term for slashing {event, showed once again just how good he mifeht be Western, failed in its bid for a second straight meet an injury, posted his best, 9:13.8. Junior Dave Dieters
competition.
freestyle relay. The only close race in the Gagnon. Gagnon was cut above placed fourth In the mil© with 4:11.8.
Senior George
jiby turning in a 1:11.6 and winning solidly in a style title as Michigan upset the Spartans.
Gonzalez the eye and needed 14 stitches rpminicponl^ r»f M.QIT'c 1QAQ' MPA A nkai
turned in his best performance (Please The Wolves clocked 29.0 for the 240-yard route Other MSU placers included Tom
turn to page 9) to close the gash. Spuller, third in
while MSU. with Wayne Hartwick, Dave Martin, the 300, and the No. 2 mile
relay, which took fourth.
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Monday. February> I, 1971
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9
SPORTS
'
g-men
MSU cagers lose uniforms
jig hly-ranked By MIKE ABERLICH but win OSU game, 82-70
State News Sports Writer
By JOHN VIGES J J
State News Sports
Soorts Writer
Writer Benjamin layup. After that point everyone
everyone did what they
did what they were
were the
t,he Spartans' victory has to ti lie
..
cpgrtan Gymnastics Coach George Szypula could somehow the Buckeyes kept the pressure supposed to. on the defensive job they were
K ip his patience, there would be a host of other coaches COLUMBUS, OHIO -- MSU on the Spartans, but the closest "We got the tempo in the able to do on Witte and the two
Vndinft on his door for a taste. made Ohio State see red
they could come to them was second half and Ohio State just
Buckeye guards.
ft vDula sat by and kept insisting that this year's team was Saturday night. two points. never could get over the hump."
fable of pressuring Michigan for the Big Ten crown, meanwhile, The scarlet Spartans, playing
in Ohio State's away uniforms,
Until five minutes were left in The Spartans had surprisingly Ganakas and Asst. Coach Bob
L same Spartan team lost their first three dual meets. the game, the teams traded little trouble with the Buckeyes, Nordmann had hoped to keep
L szypula's patience paid off Friday night as his gymnasts surprised a big Buckeye team by baskets as Ohio kept its 11,300 who went into the game with a 3 the pressure on the Buckeyes'
liked past their first foe, upending nationally ranked Indiana taking an 82 - 70 victory from fans screaming for Spartan
-
0 Big Ten mark. MSU was able high - scoring guards, Jim
the formerly first place
■te 159.60- 159.40. blood. Every time MSU would to run frequently and scored on Cleamons and Allan Hornyak,
rh'e Spartans will try to make it two in a row tonight when Buckeyes. fast breaks. and
Between workont and
put five or six points between many drop off their forwards to
host Big Ten competitor Wisconsin. That meet, which will a noon
themselves and the Buckeyes, MSU had a much better cut the passing lanes to Witte.
in the IM Sports Arena, has been changed from 7:30 p.m. to 7 game time someone broke into
OSU would bounce back with a shooting game than Ohio State,
the MSU lockerroom and stole
due to a problem in the Badger flight plans. basket or two of its own. hitting on 45 per cent to OSU's Benjamin effectively shut off
Konically enough, the same names that Szypula had been seven of the Spartans' green
38 per cent, and they out - Cleamons and Paul Dean and
Aiding up this year were the ones that came through big in the uniforms, forcing MSU to play According to Ganakas, the rebounded the taller Buckeyes, Gary Ganakas kept Hornyak
Itch against ISU. in the red and gray uniforms
- - turning point came at the 3:51 58-41. well below his average.
mark when Gutkowski threaded The two
■Vith the score tied going into the last event, the high bar, of Ohio State. OSU guards only made 12 of
his way through the Buckeyes to
Lhey Uram, Randy Balhorn and A1 Beaudet poured on the If MSU could not control the
score on a layup and in the
Kilgore did
the boards
an excellent job
he pulled down
their 39 shots. With Gutkowski
■nts to take first, third and fifth places, respectively, to give the workings of Columbus thieves, it on as
doing a good job in back of him
mrtans the win.
made up for it by completely process he was fouled. 18 rebounds, 10 more than any and
Gutkowski sank the free throw
a Spartan forward in front,
Kjram was the Spartan high point man, as he almost took over controlling the basketball game. OSU player (including 7 - foot Witte had trouble getting the
T meet single handedly with two firsts, a third and three fifths Pat Miller and Ron Gutkowski to give MSU a solid 70 - 63 lead. center Luke Witte). Kilgore was
ball. The big sophomore took
153.05 of the total Spartan output. came off the bench with sterling Two also the high point man for the
minutes later, when only eight shots, all of which he
■Spartan Dave Ziegert polled a 9.1 score before ISU's Ray Jauch performances and Rudy Kilgore hit on a driving layup to
game with 21. made.
Three other Spartans were in
lessed his way to a 9.3 in floor exercise. Fred Henderson of ISU Benjamin and Bill Kilgore played increase the Spartan lead to 12,
t Uram tied for third with 9.05's and Spartan Fred Zafran took strong games to spark MSU to Ganakas was jumping off the double figures for the game, The Spartan defense also
one of its best Gutkowski and Benjamin each
showings of the bench in joy as he realized effectively kept him off the
■Charlie Morse
I Svcamores to
had a costly miss in the side horse which enabled
sweep the first two places in that event. Kevin
Spartan determination season.
Gus Ganakas' Spartans never
victory was certain.
had 19 and Miller scored 12.
boards, holding him to eight
rebounds.
Miller played an outstanding
trailed in the second half after
irphy and Kd Slezak grabbed the top places and Randy MSU gymnast Randy Balhorn looks determined as he
"This was a great effort to second half, hitting on six of
(horn, Don Waybright and Uram followed for the Spartans to performs on the long horse vault against Indiana State.
Miller broke a 37 - 37 halftime
tie by putting a missed layup
win against the leaders this eight shots, most of them at
We fix the same car
■ep the scoring close. Balhorn's 8.7 score on this vault helped to spur the way," Ganakas said after the critical points. He also grabbled everyday
■jSU opened the biggest gap of the evening with another one - Spartans to a come from behind victory Friday night in the
back into the bucket. game. "We wanted to make up 10 of his 12 rebounds in the
Tj finish on the rings. Bob Mahorney upstaged teammate Dave MSU then opened up a seven - for the Notre Dame game and
IM Sports Arena. final half. You'll like
L who was the national champion on the rings last year, with a our service
State News photo by Tom Gaunt
point lead on Miller's shot, two we came back real well. We were
baskets by Gutkowski and a A good part of the credit for
J5, which stood as the best score of the evening. moving downcourt well and
■The Spartans started their upsurge 0n what was supposed to be
leir weakest event, the long horse vault. Uram's 9.1 score for WIN 2 MEETS
lit place marked the first time this year that any Spartan other
Ln Charlie Morse had been able to capture
Jed Henderson took second and Balhorn. grabbed third.
a first. Sycpmore
BLOW YOUItSEIF UP Glenn Herriman
■ On the parallel bars, Morse, Factor and Uram evened up the
Iring with a total of 26.70 points between them. Morse's 9.4 by
■ outdistanced the two nearest finishers, Dave Huson and Rick
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Spartans' feelings. "They Dave Holek, wrestling for the Po,"„ ml'id'n ,Wu«:
lore. By GARYSCHARRER 3 FT x 4 FT. $7 50
might have had 15 people in the Injured John Abajace, won his
|in the high bar, MSU came out swinging as Beaudet was given State Newt Sports Writer
crowd," he said. "It was kind of first match of the season, 6-5, £*CM0||{m'otdi\U»aMStna'cfi»''S of M0 "o'c 0 0* ""to1 '0'
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■jury, and Uram also came through strong when it was really Despite winning both of their hard time getting up for the two
over John Oaks. Holek was
defeated, 9-1 against Purdue.
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Seded, getting 9.05 and 9.2 scores, respectively. scheduled wrestling meets over meets."
IISU's John Pelllkan equaled Uram's score to tie for first but the weekend, the Spartan
Greg Johnson, back in Rick Radman and Gerald
leSycamores next best finisher was Rick Danley's fourth. grapplers suffered through competition after a two week Malecek were victorious in both
setbacks and discomforts that
injury, ran into trouble against their matches. Radman won two
seem
the
to become more Intense
season
as
the Illini and wrestled to a 4-4 decisions while Malecek took Introducing
progresses. draw. Johnson trailed early in one decision and won the other
Although the Spartans quite the match, 4-0, before coming match by a forfeit when Illinois' %°
line Spartans handily spanked both Purdue
(26-6) and Illinois (26-11), It
back to knot the score. In
Friday's match Johnson
grappler didn't wrestle. The "Graduate"
was a disapointed and frustrated Bruce Zindel and heavyweight
registered a 10-3 victory. Ben Lewis drew with their
team that came back to MSU Lon Hicks, 126, decisioned Made of 100% Dynel - A wig especially designed
late Saturday night. Along the Illinois opponents after both
♦lis Illini opponent,
NFL college d way for the. Spartan matmen,
came long and freezing bus rides,
•'Wslng to
10-3, after
Purdue. Dave
Luchenbill, the team manager,
scored decision victories in the
previous meet.
for the "up - to - date" man — it really passes the
detection test. Comes with a hand finished
simulated side part - Long side burns - Tapered
poor attendance and a big injury wrestled in the place of Dave Ciolek had little neck — Comes in 14 colors.
to one of MSU's key wrestlers.
MSU was one of the top receiver Gordon Bowdell in the Milkovich against Illinois and
The Spartans, after enduring a problem beating Illinois' 190
■ools in the country when it seventh round, wide receiver Bill held his own until with one
cold bus ride to Lafayette, Ind. pounder, 11-2. Ciolek was the
minute remaining in the match
ne supplying players for last Triplett in the 12th round and with a heating system that only Spartan to pick up a pin in
Bek's pro football draft, linebacker Mike Hogan in the he was pinned. the two meets. Ciolek, a former
pine Spartan gridders were 15th round. Spartan Coach Grady Peninger
calls "grossly inadequate," had
"Our manager made his debut
and was doing a real fine job up
Sexton state champion nailed $34.95
long the 442 college seniors The Denver Broncos drafted Jim Metzler in a swift 32
to settle for wrestling at a local
until he got pinned," Peninger
Jected by the 26 pro teams last two Spartans: defensive back high school gym. Then, the commented.
seconds against the
■ursday and Friday. Phillips in the sixth round and Boilermakers.
Spartans, who have been plagued Mike Ellis decisioned Enos We also have the Men's
center Tom Beard in the
|Most of the Spartans were eighth
by injuries all season long, Brownridge, 5-2, and also won a
Jected
Iwever.
in the later rounds,
The first
round.
Others MSU players drafted
received another blow when decision victory against Purdue.
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Spartan sophomore Tom Milkovich was
sen was Harold were: lineman Gary Nowak by
Phillips in the injured. Milkovich, a Big Ten
h round. In contrast, Big Ten San Diego in the 10th round,
kmp Ohio State, which had 13 defensive back Clifton Hardy by
champion last season suffered You're under 25
either a broken collarbone or a
lyers selected, had five of the Chicago in the 11th
*t 29 players selected, defensive back Tom Kutchinski
round, possible fracture. Peninger will but you drive like an expert.
not know how long his ace
■chigan had seven of its players by Detroit in the 16th round 541 E. Grand River
■ked. and linebacker Cal Fox by
134-pounder will be out of
■The Baltimore Colts picked Houston in the 17th and final
action until the doctor's report
is released.
Why should you have to paY DOWNSTAIRS
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Swimmers win Purdue and the University of
Missouri were butting heads in
could save
fast facts.
you up to $50 or more. Call the Sentry man for
Donald Sakowski
I (Continued the wrestling room. The 676-1930
from page 8)
Although the Spartans' Spartans, who usually perform summer (lights
■ee
taststroke,
s than
was
finishers
a
the 200-yd.
in which the first
were
tenth of
separated by
second.
margin of victory was somewhat
larger than expected, Fetters was
not particularily elated. He
attributed it mainly to the fact
before large crowds, entertained
only a meager showing at
Illinois. Peninger's words sum up
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CLASSIFIED The most romantic gift of all. A Valentine
355-8255
display ad. Phone 355-8255. classified
355-8255
The State News does not
permit racial or religious
Employment feankly speaking • by Phil Frank For Rent For Sale For Sale
discrimination in- its CITY CLUB of Lansing located in
Olds Plaza Hotel (former Jack TYPEWRITER,' UNDERWOOD MINIATURE POODLES
advertising columns. The Houses portable, $24.95. Used furniture old. Dark
State News will Tar), whose staff consists of many gr,v. *KZ ™
not
accept advertising which
MSU students, needs a few
LAKE LANSING. Large furnished
of all kinds. ABC SECONDHAND 351-7389. A-10-2 !1 C
cocktail and regular waitresses and STORE, 1208 Turner. C
•
AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against also busboys mostly for luncheon house. Carpet. Extra nice
Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or business from 11 - 3:30 n.m.,
bedrooms. Cheap. 482-6906. 1-2-1 GIBSON GUITAR, SG standard. Mobil* HomeT
Also Must sell. Call
Auto Parts & Service national origin. some night and special party work amp.
available. High pay, free meals, TWO GIRLS needed for 4-girl house 363-1571.5-2-2 1970 ACTIVE^ 12*60
Aviation on Gunson. 3 bedroom. No lease. expando.
•
EMPLOYMENT
uniform and other benefits. For Furnished, new JS
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FOR RENT
appointment for personal
351-2054. S-2-4 PRIMOS AUTO focus 35mm
on lot. Call
P-m.; anytime
371-1812 8?tM
Automotive
interview call 372-4673. 6-2-3
ONE GIRL to share bedroom In
enlarger, $60. Phone 482-3448 or
355-2278. 3-2-2
weekends. A^J
Apartments FOREIGN GRADUATE student house. 1037 East Grand River, REMBRANDT, 12x50,970 7
Houses wants ghost writers for one fiction across from Red Barn. $60. ENLARGER AND carpeted.
Furnished, with »
Complete
351-5571. C shed and
Rooms and one biography. Write Box 98, daveloping kit plus accessories and garbage disposal u
• FOR SALE East Lansing, Michigan 48823.
3-2-3 GIRL ROOMMATE 2 miles from
extras. Excellent condition. Call
Al, 337-2428. 3-2-2
"" f«t. Call
482-4954. A5-2-4
676^415'J #
Animals campus. Own room, 6 acres. Pets
FORD, 1956, fair condition. Best
Mobile Homes offer before February 1st. LIZARDS NEW Bar and Restaurant,
224 Abbott Road (across from the
welcome. Call efter 5 p.m.,
351-3987. 5-2-2
MARLETTE, 10W.
over $2,000. Compi.l
BesTd
• PERSONAL 351-2183. A-5-2-1
famished. Call 487-0261.
•
PEANUTS PERSONAL
FORD CUSTOM 500, 1964. $225.
State Theater, East Lansing).
Taking new applications for EAST SIDE: 3 bedroom, remodeled 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT on fish
A-23|
REAL ESTATE house. New GLOBE MASTER, 1969.
•
Good running condition. Call bartenders, cooks, waitresses and carpeting and and other live merchandise (now
up on lot with
12x60~-
•
RECREATION 351-7071. 3-2-1 busboys. Applicants that have paneling. Conservative
$225. 351-3969. O
adults. you can
DOCKTOR PET
buy a friend) at
for someone.
shed, excellent',!
previously applied should reapply CENTER, p0r
•SERVICE Meridian Mall, 349-3950. 5-2-5 Information,
Typing Service
JEEP, 1946, Willys, 4 wheel drive,
good condition. Inquire,
this week in person also. 5-2-5
OKEMOS. THIRD girl. Own
call
372^|
SINGER FEMALE 3 nights with bedroom. $67 plus utilities. Call SONY MODEL 355, 3 head tape
•
TRANSPORTATION 626-6077. A-5-2-2 -
deck. 4-track stereo, with NAMCO 1968 furnished
351-2323^3-2-2 -
Dixieland Band. Apply in person _
12xSol
•
WANTEp MERCURY PARKLANE, 1965. Full TIN LIZZIE 3411 E.
Michigan, ENTIRE HOUSE (five
accessories. 393-2904. 3-2-3 also washer, dryer,
disw^l
man) or garbage disposal.
DEADLINE power. New tires, exhaust, and Tuesday 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. 627-QikjI
9,6*«
1 P.M. one class day
shocks. Air. Excellent condition.
CB radio and antenna. $730.
1-2-1
'Wo pr&>et>a/r ihv
apartments. Evergreen
Furnished. 332-1677. 2-2-1
Street. SANSUI
stereo
5000A 180 watt AM-FM
receiver. TEAC 401 OS
A-5-2-2
before publication. 393-2104. 3-2-1
RN OR LPN with medication course
PUNCHBOWLAFTEK A Oil 2 automatic reverse stereo tape Lost & Found
Cancellations - 12 noon
for 3 - 11:30 p.m. shift. Skilled Rooms deck. Kenwood KR 100 AM-FM
one class day before MGB 1965. Radials, needs some
care
nursing. Provincial
West. Call Miss Turek, 484-1483.
House
ROOMS FOR
140 watt stereo receiver. Sony
TC255 stereo tape deck.
LOCATE
355-8255
LOST PETS fa7,"Vj
publication. body work. $600, best. 485-9844
A-5-2-5
10-2-2 Street.
MEN, 131 Bogue
$50/month. Inquire: Warfedale W30D speakers. Sansui
now
Classified Ad.
for a quick .
action!
337-9091. 3-2-2 model 200 4 way 5 speaker
PHONE PART TIME employment: 12-20
NOVA, 1970. Tinted glass, rallye system. Craig model 2704 stereo
355-8255 wheels, radio, 3-speed, 6 cylinder.
hours per week. Automobile ONE PERSON, Private room. Share cassette deck. STEREO amplifiers,
Personal
$1950 or best offer. Call Gregg,
required, 351-5800. O &/&/ MBY / At r/trf. bath and kitchenette. Immediate. tuners, receivers, turntables, and
RATES SCIENCE FICTION
332-0256. 5-2-5 $50/month. 355-4869. 3-2-3 tape recorders. TV sets. 98 track
1 day $1.50 MSU STUDENT who can play honky COMIC BOOKS -
tape players. 250 used 8 track Curious
tonk piano. Call 489-2432 after Bookshop, 210 AbbottI
•
15c per word per day OLDSMOBILE tapes, cassettes and reel tapes.
88, 1964, 4 p.m. X-3-2-1 Open 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. 5-2-3
3 days $4.00 AM-FM and police bend radios
convertible, just tuned, new For Rent For Rent and
13%c per word per day exhaust, full power, snow tires, oriental wall tapestries.
5 days $6.50
best offer. 339-8362. 5-2-3
of MSU) GIRL NEEDED to share nicely GIRL NEEDED to sublet two man
WILCOX SECONDHAND
STORE, 509 East Michigan,
BEST ALARM
Best
EVERT
13c per word per day
PONTIAC 1964. V-8, automatic.
interested in managerial position
for a note - taking service! Receive
furnished apartment. Okemos. fall only. $70. 353-6137. 5-2-2 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m., Monday
alarm clock
invented is an Italian
ever!
(based on 10 words per ad) Body fair, runs good. $250. a salary of $50/week for 15-20
Call 349-1736. 3-2-3
thru Saturday. C
with
bed|
Peanuts Personals
482-8888. 3-2-1
hours of work. Send resumes to ONE OR two Half block to
MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share ROOMS 10 minutes from campus.
a
underneath.
huge spring coiled ||
must be
Paul Sullivan, 5204 Chicago
man.
$140. 351-5021. luxury apartment near campus. Completely furnished. 372-8077 DRUMS, SLINGERLAND. 4 spiece The sprinil
pre-paid. ROADRUNNER 1968. Power Avenue South, Call 351-0782 9 a.m. 6 p.m. TF before 4 p.m. C professional, Zildjian cymbals. slowly uncoils all night lon{II
Minneapolis, Minn. •
and spills
There will be a 50c service steering, automatic transmission. 55417.3-2-2 Cases. Excellent. 351-2724. sleepers onto tbtlf
floor in the
and bookkeeping charge if
Sharp. $1450. 641-6061 after 5 East Lansing's Finest ROOMMATE, GRAD student or A-6-2-3 morning. I
If you hate to
this ad is not paid within
p.m. or weekends. X-2-1 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT, STUDENT RESIDENCE professional man. Haslett.
ONE AFlTHUR
get up in the I
482-2815, between 9
one week. TEMPEST PONTIAC 1965. 4-door,
Mackinaw City. Positions Now Offering Dick. 2-2-1
- 3 p.m.,
MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. track
Fulmer stereo 8 morning because of your job,
start
I
white, power steering, automatic
available: waitresses, cooks,
SHORT - TERM LEASES Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to $135.
tape player plus 23 tapes.
694-8764, ask for Dan.
checking the State News I
The State News will be busboys. Excellent pay and Classified Ads for the better V
V-8. $650. Call Linda, 373-2132 campus. 487-5753, 485-8836. O
responsible only for the 1. A-5-2-4
conditions. Apartments available.
Interested parties, call Marilyn,
.Large
luxurious
fICn Limited opportunity to bring you iII
first day's incorrect 353-1283 or Marybeth, 393-5738. J |OU Time Only rivate entrance. 371-1173, NEVVLY Share DECORATED efficiency VIKING REEL - Reel tape deck. A
more
It's
secure, happy future. II
the best place to find the I
insertion. 5-2-4 * 484-0897. 5-2-4 beth. Quiet gem at $135. Panasonic car tape
Lowered Move-Tn Cost
♦walk to Campus references. $23/week. 663-8418. piayer, $75. Have to be believes to* job to fill your needs. Turn ii
radio, polyglass ♦Pool and Party
Lounge INE OR two girls needed for 2 5-2-4 be seen. Rich, 351-5869. C-2-3 there now!
new tires, air RECEPTIONIST POSITION for
mature woman
*Out-of-Slght furniture, bedroom apartment. Reduced
in young modern
Carpeting rent. No deposit. Call 332-4350. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHIC!
dental practice. Office experience •All appliances, Incl. For Sale YASHICA CAMERA, TL-Super, portraiture. Professional quality. |
required, dishwasher case, camera bag, filters, lens
bookkeeping desired. 75% off
Automotive VW FASTBACK, 1966. $900 or best Write to Box B-2, State News. On-Slte Professional Management hood. Don or Richard. Phone
commercial i
SOUTH END, ranch, 3 bedroom, STEREOPHONIC EQUIPMENT: 351-1767, evenings. 5-2-1
AUSTIN
offer. Good condition. 332-1072. 5-2-4
731 APARTMENTS furnished, deposit. 882-6823 after 10-25% off; receivers, cassette __332^556. S-2-5
HEALEY, 1961 Sprite, bug 3-2-2
eye classic. 5 p.m. 5-2-4 players, tape decks, cartridges, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all GET IN the funl
2.. Qigines. New PART TIME, earn up to $50 $75 Rental office open 12-6 on Read tl,.
interior, strip SyV^ody for paint
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Daily turntables; Dual, Garrard, Fisher, brands. 30% off list price. Rich: Peanuts Personels in the Want A« I
W, 1966. Radio, runs well. $700. per week. Car necessary. Call and Sunday
job. 393-8816. A-5-2-1 694-8128; 351-7319 for interview. C
TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile Scott, Kenwood, KLH, Ampex, 351-5869. C each day I
evenings, 485-1336.
5-2-2 731 Burcham Dr. V4 mile East home units. Lakeview lots. etc.; 353-7460. A-5-2-1
BUICK 1958. Special deluxe sedan. of Abbott Rd. $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes
11,000 original miles, immaculate.
-
For Rent Phone 351-7212 from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 BATHROOM CABINET space saver. Animals
337-9512. A-5-2-1 Auto Service & Parts Car seat, divider - bookcase,
AKC REGISTERED.
NEAR MSU. Large, furnished, 1 36"x84". Child's fire engine. St. Bernard.
ONE MAN, own room 5 blocks from
ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. Puppies, well marked, $100.
CAMARO, 1969 Z-28, 23,000 miles. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East
Kalamazoo Street . . Since 1940.
SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV
RENTALS. 372-4948. C
bedroom apartment, for 2 or 3
students. 6 unit
Carpeted and lots of closet
complex.
space
campus. $55 monthly. 351-9421.
3-2-3
355-0850. A-5-2-1
CUSTOM MADE lamp and barrel
Dansville, 623-3681.3-2-1 DARLING,
Complete auto painting and AFGHAN HOUND. Bleck masked,
MUSSELMAN REALTY, SOUTH liquor cabinets. Please call after 5
collision service. IV 5-0256. C TV RENTALS Students only. Low PENNSYLVANIA. Partly apricot female. 1 year, 332-1895.
-
332-3582. CuoninM
Evenings, QKI.IQQil
351-7934. x . . . ,
furnished. 1 bedroom. Carpeted. ~
p.m., 393-7034. A-5-2-1
monthly and term rates. Call A-5-2-2
AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and
Couple only. Private. Parking. ___ ,
American cars. If we can't fix it, it
can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O
UNIVERSITY TV^NTALs"'!: IMMEDIATELY-_MAN for luxury
$115. Utilities included. Phone
351-6278. 10-2-8
0NE.pAIR of Head Comp.
skis, 197 cm. One pair of Head
Slalom ALASKAN MALAMUTE. AKC.
CHEVROLET, 1968 Impala. Power Choose from 25
comp. giant slalom, 200 cm. healthy puppies, With
steering, air conditioning. Fowler, TV AND stereo
rentals, satisfaction APARTMENT RENTAL CENTER, Please call after 6 p.m., 393-7034. Well marked,
heevy boned.
a "Valentine Display11
582-3941, evenings. A-5-2-1 REED'S GARAGE
FOR
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Ca" NEJAC'
LANSING, NORTHEAST, 3 rooms 444 Michigan Avenue. Select an A-5-2-1 669-3423. 10-2-2 Ad," on Friday, Feb. 12th,
347 Student Services.
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furnished. Share bath, utilities apartment to suit your kind of life
CHEVY, 1963, good running TUNE UPS, BRAKES, paid. Deposit required. One man, style. Some with swimming pool, WATERBEDS,
condition. $225. 351-1 162.
WATERBEDS,
COMPLETE EXHAUST ONE PARKING $23 weekly. Phone 485-6696. others close to Waterbeds. King size starting at
A-5-2-1 space available. campus and Red Color
SYSTEMS, GOOD WORK. Cedar Village Apartments.
5-2-5 roommate service. HALSTEAD $79.95 at White Monkey. Save
2707 E. KALAMAZOO 351-3911.1-2-1 MANAGEMENT COMPANY $5.00 with this ad. 351-6911.
CORVAIR 1962 suitable for short A-5-2-1 1X1 $3.00
distance driving - $125. Call
PHONE 489-1626 ONE BEDROOM. Cedar Greens. __351-7910^0
PARKING SPACES Stoddard near Furnished; pool. Around March. ONE OR 1X2 $5.00
332-8748 after 5 p.m. 5-2-2 BEST WAY TO SAVE TIME I two for two man
Shop Burger King. $5 monthly. Call $150. 351-8668. 1-2-1
for your next auto in the
Classified
apartment. Immediately DEMONSTRATION! 1X3 $7.50
351-8238. O We're
Ads. Check nowl 351-1396. 351-8238. 0-5-2-2 expecting a crowd - to to 2X2
CORVAIR 1964. 4 door. Runs well. EAST LANSING, MSU near. 4 be sure you get a chance to hear
$10.00
$300. After 3 p.m., 489-5378. student farmhouse. Private, STEREO TAPE player - Lear Jet, 4 this exciting demonstration, come
GRAND RIVER
A-5-2-1
Aviation Apartments carpeted, furnished. 337-2285. rooms
,
2822,
furnished, just remodeled.
N. 5
speakers, built-in radio, 10 tapes, in and make a reservation for
355-8255 8 - 5 p.m.
5-2-5
Water
2 (8 track tape cases). $80 Thursday, Friday or Saturday.
paid, private entrance.
CORVETTE, 1963 Coupe. Beautiful. $90/month. 371-1173, 484-0897. complete. 353-0236. 3-2-2 The Stereo Shoppe
FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to
Must see. Call
882-2318. A-5-2-1
after 5 p.m., learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. 5-2-2
STEREO AND 8 track car tape
543 E. Grand River 337-1300 ca*Ca*Ca*ca*ci|
Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 351-1416. 5-2-5
MODERN player, with FM stereo, $75 each.
SPACIOUS 2 bedroom
fully 627-5865, after 6 p.m. 5-2-5
carpeted apartment. G.E. iw-ir j nao asm
Place Your SPACIOUS
student
2 bedroom
apartment.
furnished
Close,
appliances, air conditioner, FENDER BANDMASTER. Perfect.
CROSSWORD reran tana mm
garbage disposal. In Haslett, only
PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD
reasonable, parking. 332-0965. O minutes from campus. No pets.
First $225. What the X??"" I
want to get rid of It. Steve,
PUZZLE ranaranan
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Phone 339-2490 for appointment.
LANSING - SAGINAW Street, West. 351-5869. C-2-3
Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. 2 bedroom
furnished, inc' iding
5-2-2
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TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS
1. Renting 34. Haggard novel □raa □an 0(203
are now leasing student contracts 37. Circuit
units. These spacious 7.
ONE GIRL. Whitehall Manor. Mt. luxury apartments are completely Breakfast meat 38. Nourished □nan heoeo
12. Beautiful bird 41. Recluse
Hope / Hagadorn. Grad student carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean
13. Idolize 43. Kind of orange
man 'JuaaagD
preferred. Call 3
351-3035. 5-2-3
- 5 p.m furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher,
garbage disposal and 14.
15
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individual control central air Mustang zodiac
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conditioning. Theso four man
WOMENI VACANCIES in
16. Curling mark 46. Mythical
4-girl units have up to 3 parking spaces par unit. The student's leisure
apartment. One 17. Deface monster
block from
time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated 18. New-born lamb 47. Distributed
Consecutive Dates to
campus. Completely furnished.
Run_ Utilities and parking 19. Option cards 3. Part of 6. Compass point
included swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you an
$65. 349-9609. 0-2-1 23. NewZealander 48. Supplicate 7. Soldiers'
Classification want to bo among airplane
the fit,, residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 25. Wild hyacinth 4. Sun quarters
DOWN
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Upper story
one bedroom
furnished, balcony] 31. Leg joints 2. Great Lake Minnesota 9. Geometric solid
laundry, security locks, quiet araa MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY 10. Killer whale
EXCEPT SUNDAY 2 5- r-
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FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: ~
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OKEMOS, ONE bedroom apartment, ~
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LANSING OR just north of Mt. Hope Rd. HI
35. Present
East Lansing. One department but added that the adverse publicity and the fact that
xcept author's changes and
BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for times as many Ph.D.s as vacancies. We're not to this point yet." advanced studies no longer provides draft deferments could be
rrect,ons. ALDINGER DIRECT all positive, A negative, B negative the hope for resolving America's great domestic crises. The areas Bryan said that although Ph.D.s in business administration may the reasons for this.
and AB negative, $10.00. O destined to share the spotlight so recently focused on space and
7,1cFrandor. ADVERTISING,
Phone
across
negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN industrial programs are health, urban studies, ecology, special
not find teaching positions with high status universities, tlvre
John A. Fuzak, director of advanced studies of the College
485-1238. C
COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, appears to be a "relatively sizable group of new business schools of
education and adult education.
507% East Grand River, East seeking accreditation and a number of community colleges on the Education, said Ph.D.s were facing a tight period.
Minkel said he believes a severe cutback in funds for the
Lansing. Above the new Campus upgrade which will need professors with doctoral degrees. "Placement is difficult due to financial pressures which are not
Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30
graduate program would be a serious mistake.
"We are already a major graduate institution. We have the The College of Business Administration, he said, is preparing opening up new positions," he said.
p.m., Monday, Wednesday and for the future by tightening entrance requirements.
Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12
facilities to train Ph.D.s. The role of the University is not
"We have to warn people that there will be a pinch on for at
6:30 p.m., 337-7183. C exclusively to supply a job market. We are going through our Reactions to the Ph.D. "problem" were also heard from the
least the next five or six years," he said. "Students will find it
•seven lean years.' Things will improve gradually. But if College of Arts and Sciences.
hard to be placed in a prestigious university because the relatively
Ph.D. candidates in English are being advised to send out more
Ldem0nstqat|on!
srnreXPBC"n8 a crowd
assistantship, fellowships and grants are cut, the Ph.D. candidate
will suffer." letters of application than before, James. H. Pickering, associate
chairman of the English Dept.. warned they might not find the
strong financial support of the universities of the past has
disappeared."
Pe - so to 5-2-5 Calls to the directors of various graduate studies programs at
i.i»i0U
'
"ng
?el a thanc« to hear
MSU brought the Carrter Report very close to the home front. job of their choice.
demonstration, come Fuzak also pointed out that persons working on their Ph.D.
JOINING MEDICAL School faculty All of the educators contacted stated a decline in the number of Rhoda H. Kotzin of the Philosophy Dept., said there are more
IhuTsda^FriH
■ •"■••v. Friday " reserva»on 'or June 1st. Need 4 - 6 bedroom students looking for teaching jobs than there were a year ago, and
while holding a teaching position may find themselves having to
The Stereo
or
Saturday.
horn# with eat-in kitchen; prefer
job openings for their Ph.D. candidates and predicted difficulties "stay put" in their present status rather than moving "on up to
in the years ahead. that the situation was "very much worse" than it was three years
Shoppe Glencairn School. Call Dr. Kallen's schools like MSU."
'-CrandRiver 337-1 300 secretary 353-4520. 5-2-6 Warren J. Samuels, director of advanced studies in economics, ago.
12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
Monday, Februar
SMC slates peace confab
By MICHAEL O'NEAL
Mobilization Committee
(SMC).
The peace conference is to be
The status of the war and the largest gathering of its type since national demonstrations. The S3 ^fTvssgagr5,
high school bill of rights the 30s. unSfefsr"
|J
State News Staff Writer teach - in will center around the
Feb. 19-21 at Catholic organizing campaign will also be The National Peace Action
p\V\y Tta
themes of' the status of
national student antiwar University in Washington, D.C. discussed, A1 Harshey, member Coalition, which includes most the war, defense of the Kent
conference in February and Conferees will discuss and vote of the
a MSU-SMC, said. antiwar groups, has called for State 25 and ending the draft.
campus teach ■ and national on plans for the SMC's spring "We's like to
demonstrations
as many demonstrations in Washington A petition drive to end the
April are and summer activities, including students there
| Iy
_
possible," and San Francisco on April 24.
r , .
draft, sponsored by the Michigan
currently being planned by the support April Harshey said. "Last year 3,500 Harshey said, MSU-SMC has
_
MSU chapter of the Student demonstration
Council to Repeal the Draft, is
being supported by MSU-SMC.
Booths in the Union and the
i j !
AREA TALENT
"It is really crucial that we
build the 24th to be as large as
possible," Harshey said. "The
war is not over. In fact, it is
International Center will be s
up to circulate the petitions,
publicize the upcoming
activities, sell buttons and raise mmm
p|r
MM
widening into Cambodia. Now is funds. .. .wm—m—"
Musicians' guild way
"The SMC feels that the
we'll ever get
Southeast Asia is to force the
out of
only on
any
the 24th," Harshey said. "If
other groups would like to
help us build this spring, we'd be
j „ M—ST-1- '
government," he said. "Only happy to work with them."
when the American people make Committees are now at work
Keeping
formed
it physically impossible for the
planning for the teach in and -
in r to continue will it end."
Harshey
demonstration
said
on
a
April 24 is
large
the April 24 demonstrations.
Further information can be
obtained from the SMC office,
This unusual window display can be seen at Shaw Hall. So there will
estimating, a running tally is posted at the side of the beer can pyramid for interested
be no under -
^
important to show civilian 320 Student Services Bldg,
State News photo
observer),!
"The suggestion for the guild The guild
solidarity with the GIs' refusing
members believe to fight in Vietnam,
by Doug BaunuJ
came from Free Spirit's Jay that once
community
a center for
musicians
"The Army in
is doesn't want to fight," he said,
Vietnam PEOPLE'S PACT
established, other floors of the "The soldiers are
"But Free Spirit won't have asking, why
building can be used for should I die in a war that's
anything to do with the guild," community
Talks
musicians'guild that they hope needs. Ideas include ending, that nobody likes or
he added, "we're just going to
set
will be the beginning of a a day care center and a chapel wants?"
"united community" in the city
and surrounding areas.
sublease the basement."
The spokesman said that in
order to become a member of
for meditation - "a place where
people can develop small
Harshey said MSU-SMC is
planning a campus teach - in on
on
community feelings" in Lansing. April 22 to build for the
Consisting of six local bands the guild, whose members range About 2,500 young persons said to be
and free - lance musicians, the from acid rock groups to jazz an agreement between attending the organizing potential and tl
group in its first two meetings and country - western musicians, j are expected to attend a Americans and Vietnamese National Student J 4
Youth implication of
has developed plans to construct a musician must attend conference next weekend at the citizens for the immediate Conference on a Peoples' Peace,
a treatl
from 10 to 15 practice studios in meetings in a row and contribute
four
University of Michigan to discuss withdrawal of American armed to be held Friday through
contracted between
peace,
peoples"
a recently formulated
the basement of Free Spirit, a
financially to the studio, treaty for forces from Vietnam, for release Sunday at the Michigan Union After
peace in Vietnam. of American prisoners and for registration fJ
boutique and miscellany shop in "We're organizing our first on the U-M campus in Ann
The Peoples' Peace Treaty is delegates Friday. wee|«
Lansing. concert now," he said, "and we general peace terms in Vietnam. Arbor, ~J' will discuss methods J of activities will include fi]J
The treaty was formulated
are
hoping for some donations." AN 18-YEAR-OLD MAN was * * *
circulating the document literature and speakers
after about 30 college - age through local communities to
a
Once in operation, the guild a r>f(*r American involvement i
nonprofit corporation, will offer
apprehended Friday night by A WALLET AND CASH with ^ O II e g e TO O TTC r persons traveled through the obtain signatures and support Vietnam on Friday;
jyjsu police for possessing 12 an estimated value of
Suburbanites its members soundproof
studios, small rooms for
practice
prescription capsules in what ' reported stolen Friday night
$26 was Southeast Asian country from
kOUUtl CI
On spring to fall, 1970, and
from U.S. citizens.
The conference also will treaty
workshops revolving around tin
variou
poijce termed an unauthorized from a locker in the Men's Saturday; and thvatrktlfl
individual practice, a repair negotiated with government emphasize the treaty's productions, light shows
container. hI
ask for service shop, a second - hand store and,
ultimately, a recording studio.
A patrol officer said he
Intramural Building.
Matthew Eldrege a Holden Norwegian farm
officials and citizens in North
and South Vietnam.
background, its anti - war music by rock groups.
stopped the man in Spartan Hall resident, told police he left The American delegation was
Though these plans are all Justin Morrill College's (JMC)
LONDON (AP) - Residents for the future,' he said, "we've village for a traffic violation and the locker open "for about a
pjpifj studv Office is offerinc sponsored by the National NOW IIKAR THIS FROM III); TOP IIIV.K
an
the officer noticed the capsules minute" -•»« y oneringan Students Assn."
of Greenwich, a London suburb, had two
•
AT TIIK STOHK WITH
really xperimental program for 1IIK RKO IJOOH!
are campaigning for a
hydrofoil productive meetings and we are students interested in working i lost my
or hovercraft service on the confident that this will compartment as the man job through the
develop reached inside for his POLICE INVESTIGATED
on a
Norwegian farm or social new york times (editorial, Oc¬
River Thames to speed the six - into a community center for all tober 10, 1968): "It it, oi course, Thar Be Nothing Sweeter for
registration certificate. project.
mile trip into the city. the people." Friday a complaint from The program includes an possible that as Senator repre-
your Valentine than one of
The man was booked and Josphine Guastella, Grosse intensive study of the Norwegian ng the whole state Mr.
released Friday until county Pointe sophomore, that someone
_
Goodell may come to have a our fragrant blends of
prosecutors issue a warrant, took a wallet and cash estimated
ia nguage' at^ the "VchooTt,for sympathetic view ot urban tobaccos and a new pipe to
Police declined to release further international Studies in problems than he has had as
at $7 from her East McDonel put it in.
Brattleboro, Vermont, from Representative from an upstate
information Hall room. Police said the room district, that would be a
April 19 to May 28.
rongly desirable evolution, es¬
Following this study, students pecially if he
value of $185 were reported to
will be leaving for Norway to hopes for re-1 Send »3.»5 now Campbell's Shop
spend the full summer term. election." i nation* fi
police over the weekend. Cars 1
VIEW, 1»
open to all The Store With The Red Door Ph. 332-4269
from which they reportedly E. 33 St..
were taken belonged to students 10014.
ATTY. GEN. FRANK J. KELLEY obtained was recovered Saturday night
Friday a consent
judgment from McLouth Steel Corp. of Detroit in regard to a suit and were parked in lots X and Y. when patrol officers noticed it
filed earlier against the corporation for its Police said they found lying in a road near the center of
discharging of
Interview your
inadequately treated wastes mto the Detroit River. evidence of forced entry in two parking lot F off South Service
Acting for the State Water Resources Commission, Kelley filed of the incidents. Police have no Drive behind Holden Hall. Police
the action in Wayne County Circuit Court. Under court leads or suspects. said they didn't know who
order,
McLouth Steel must now take action to discontinue its In another report Saturday, owned the battery.
pollution
practices. Terry Kreager, 19, of Acme, told
* * * police two snow tires and wheels
THE MICHIGAN CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND
TEACHERS in a letter to Gov. Milliken Friday criticized the two
with an estimated value of $40
irfDulGG
interviewer.
were removed sometime
per cent proposed budget cut for education, between Thursday and Saturday
saying it would
further devastate the already critical financial condition of
school districts.
local from his automobile parked in
Lot X.
tfryselX
"In too many instances (under this
proposal), Michigan school BERND HORNBACKER, cortte
children will suffer,"Mrs. Jane Tate, East Lansing graduate student,
Michigan PTA president said.
"Those on half days will be on no
days; those on meager whole told police Saturday afternoon tooman Interviewing isn't just a chance to display your talents. It's a chance to
days will be penalized to half days; and all of the others will his watch, with an estimated get information about employers. Don't waste it. Ask
suffer serious cutbacks in questions. To
programming." value of $100, apparently was feb23 help you, we've listed some things that could affect how much
stolen from a ledge over a sink in you
REP. HAL W. ZIEGLER, R-Jackson, said the second floor restroom of enjoy your future job. And finding work you enjoy is what it's all about.
Friday he will
submit legislation to provide for stiff misdemeanor
penalties for Snyder Hall.
anyone convicted of hunting or
harassing wildlife with a
snowmobile.
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TONIGHT! TWO FOR THE
PRICE OF ONE.
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a training program? Describe it.
specific responsibilities are trainees given?
There's a limited selection
3 What percentage of your management . . .
are products of a
training program?
LADIES BOOTS at come from a specific area or school?
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Also
filled from within?
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Fantastically priced be done within your firm?
at
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M.S.U. Shoe Repair where I'd be employed?
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3 - Mirfute Heel Service Town 7 Does your company have any additional benefits such
332-3619 as cost of living adjustments,
307 S. Grand St.,
Lansing
employee group life and
medical insurance, company-paid retirement
plan?
8 How does your company's size and
growth compare
with others in your industry?
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service?
your company doing in the way of public
10 How does your employee turnover rate compare with
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There must be some negative
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