The wine. Wednesday ... of life keeps oozing drop MICHIGAN Snow . . . STATE NEWS by drop / The leave* of life keep likely, with possible STATE ■ falling one by one. freezing rain. Windy. High 20 to - Omar Khayyam 25. Low in the teens. UNIVERSITY ,utne 63, Number 120 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 3, 1971 aos reports APPROVED IN PRINCIPLE uestioned round world By The Associated Press Council tables motion Confusion mounted Tuesday over what uppening in Laos amid claims from h sides of the Iron Curtain that South tnamese troops with U.S. support had aded the little kingdom through which to alter freedom noi has been Tunneling supplies to A motion to amend the Academic report. The Taylor Report passed by the freedom report until the sections on rights tlefields in South Vietnam, Freedom Report met with lengthy Academic Senate Jan. 19, allows for and responsibilities of the faculty might be n Moscow, Premier Alexei Kosygin said discussion in the Academic Council amendments to section 2.1.4.9 and 2.2 to incorporated into another legal document ,th Vietnamese troops had invaded Laos Tuesday and resulted in the passage of be made by the University Committee on narrowly passed the council. Frederick charged that the United States "is still motions to table the original motion, Faculty Affairs and Faculty Compensation. Williams, professor of history, who ancing down the road of aggression." approve it in principle and reconvene at a The freedom report does not allow for entertained the motion, said this was an special meeting next Tuesday. such a provision. "inopportune time" for such a decision to (See related story, p. 2) The amendments to the freedom The council also passed unanimously, a face the council. report would have deleted sections 2.1.4.9 and proposal by the University Tenure A special committee is ie said "new reports coming in today" presently 2.2 dealing with the Committee to extend the probationary e shown that South Vietnamese troops rights and working on the formation of a similar h the support of responsibilities of the faculty and added a period of an associate professor from two freedom report to deal with the rights of their "American section under the heading of student years to three. the faculty. iters spread the military actions in thern Laos." grievances. An annual report of the University Bishop N. Pipes, professor of The need to change the freedom report International Projects Committee was humanities, added that this "is a very The peaceful public of the whole world originated from a conflict between the presented to the council by John B. Holt, important matter in the life of the tests angrily agiinst the new American Taylor Report on Student Participation in professor in James Madison College. faculty." He said he voted to table it ture," Kosygin declared at a luncheon Academic Government and the freedom A motion to table the alterations in the honor of visiting Syrian strongman (Please turn to page 15) ez Assad. jt a dinner for Assad on Monday night, Soviet premier had referred to an Hawk's path altered trageous invasion" of Laos and said . forces in Indochina eventually "will be :ed to stop their disgraceful aggression." apan's Kyodo News Service reported m Saigon that 4,000 to 5,000 South tnamese airborne troops parachuted for lunar orbit Thursday southern Laos on Monday, but there no substantiation from any other London, Foreign Office officials said were in constant touch with the ish Embassy in Vientiane, the Laotian SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - earth, receding behind him, and told lunar orbit at 2:01 a.m., Thursday. The Ital, and had received no information Relaxed and good natured, the Apollo 14 Mission Control, "It's a most inviting and lunar landing is scheduled for 4:16 a.m. my such report. magnificent view." astronauts sped through space Tuesday Friday. ''he Japanese news service claimed that "I'm very glad we have earth as a home Mission Control said the burn right on time for arrival Thursday in lunar Monday paratroopers were supported by U.S. orbit and an exploration the next day on planet," he said. "I hope we can keep it so was not as precise as had been planned and les and helicopters and would try to cut it is the surface of the moon. inviting." Apollo 14 will be slightly outside the th Vietnamese supply routes in Laos. Mission Control said spacemen Alan B. Mitchell picked out several land areas, predicted point of arrival in moon orbit. >do said [on well • informed asserted that the U.S. Air Force was sources in Council convenes Shepard Jr., Stuart A. Roosa and Edgar D. including India, China and Australia, and then turned into a weather forecaster. This was not considered a problem, Mitchell dozed off and on Tuesday. They however, because later rocket firings will sting in the operation, but that no U.S. At awoke occasionally to look back in awe at "Is there still a semisizable tropical refine the flight path. ind troops Were participating. Tuesday's meeting of the Academic Council, a motion was tabled meir mother planet and said they already storm off the east coast of Australia?" Apollo 14 fleeted moonward at an ever • concerning the Academic Freedom Report. The meeting was held in the saw the brownish gray texture of the moon Mitchell asked. "I seem to be seeing about decreasing speed as the gravity pull of earth Con Con Room in the International Center. ahead. half of a very large circulation of air mass." clutched at the spacecraft. The speed will State News photo by Doug Bauman Mitchell looked for long minutes at the Later capsule communicator Fred Haise, continue to drop until the moon wins a also an astronaut, reported there was gravitational tug of war with earth. indeed a weak cyclonic storm west of At midday Tuesday, Apollo 14 was Australia. clipping along at 2,200 miles an hour. Its Senate seeks word The astronauts started a sleep period speed was dropping by about 50 m.p.h. Laos shortly after 10 a.m. EST Tuesday and The craft picks up speed Wednesday night on were p.m. scheduled to be awakened at about 7 Earlier, an astronaut aboard the fleeting a few hours before it whips around the far side of the moon at 5,503 miles per hour. Roosa broke one period of silence craft looked toward the moon. Tuesday to ask for a little news from ASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate forces had launched a massive assault have crossed the border Defense Melvin R. Laird, to testify — between South "How big a moon are you seeing there?" astronaut Bruce McCandless, capsule ign Relations Committee called on the against a Communist buildup in the border Vietnam and Laos but then said there is asked Haise. publicly if possible — "as soon as possible" area of South Vietnam and Laos. communicator. •n administration Tuesday to tell it on what is going on in Vietnam. now no operation as large as last spring's "Sort of a half," said an Apollo 14 "Hey Bruce," he said, why haven't He did declare that no U.S. we ut the secrec" shrouded operations Asked about reports cited by ground U.S. - South Vietnamese drive into crewman. "And for size it appears about heard any news, like who won at Daytona the Laotian border. It announced troops have been sent into Laos and Cambodia. like Republican leader Hugh Scott that the an orange held just short of arm's and things like that?" for broad public hearings on ways to current operation might run seven to 10 pledged that none would be sent, in Fulbright said there was general length." "We got a little sports news for you," the Vietnam war. days, Fulbright said "This is all keeping with congressional structures. agreement that it would not be useful to A few minutes later, he added, "The said McCandless. en. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark., told Asked about a report in the Russian speculation. We really don't know." attempt to expand the Cooper - Church moon starts to take on a little bit of brown "Okay, go ahead," said Roosa. "You're >rters the committee invited newspaper Izvestia describing an alleged amendment, barring U.S. combat ground and Secretary Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird invasion of Laos by South Vietnamese grayish colors about this point as just in time for dinner." tate William P. troops and military advisers from Rogers and Secretary of refused to comment on reports that allied opposed to being so very bright as it "Would you rather I croon something troops directed by American officers, Laird Cambodia, to include air power. appears from earth. You can start to see a replied: "Izvestia does not speak the soothing to you?" McCandless asked. He said the committee's broad public little bit of texture." truth." "Negative on the music" came a reply. hearings, which could begin in about two A 10 - second rocket burn 9NGRESS TOLD Meanwhile, Rep. Roman C. Pucinski, weeks, would examine the administration's Monday night changed the Apollo 14 flight plan slightly "We got all that we need here. You can just DDI., one of the strongest congressional policies and possible alternatives. and assured it of an on time rocket into supporters of the war effort in Vietnam, • (Please turn to page 15) reversed himself and called for total Food for Peace withdrawal of U.S. troops by March 1972. Pucinski said developments in Laos and Cambodia have led him to fear the United States may be tied down in Indochina for 10 to 20 more years. used for milit Sen. George D. Aiken, K-Vt., has said State Dept. officials have told him of a buildup of American and South Vietnamese forces near the Laotian border WASHINGTON (AP) - The State "I deplore even the slightest hint of a preparing for an important allied 't. told connection, or the slightest confusion of operation. Congress Tuesday that $693.1 ion in Food for Peace funds have been approach, between military assistance and Fulbright, chairman of the Foreign nverted into military assistance for Food for Peace," McGovern declared. Relations Committee, said Rogers assured "If that is the inevitable result of the law him last Friday that no American combat 7a: ®°uth Vietnam and other countries, it now stands, the law ought to be ground troops are being used in Laos but tjf .secretary of '"lying before State John N. Irwin, as "he was very reluctant to be specific." the Senate - House changed and we ought to limit all funds onomic connected with this Sen. John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky., told e made Committee, said the conversions program to • with U.S. permission over the nonmilitary purposes." reporters that no U.S. or South Vietnamese in» nerated fX. years fr°m local , currencies by the program. Council adopts option n released statistics showing that in Per'°d 1965-70, South Vietnam nverted $446 • million in Food for Peace as tor 21-3 military purposes and Korea got million. The vin mne money derives from the sale of «a"j °odstuffs for local currencies, he money ^ used for any for trials involving pot' pose .u that the receiving country sees fit, not mean the council will not continue to nsistent with its well - being and study the issue. Persons arrested for possession and use In spite of protests by several residents mrILWilliam mittee Pfoxmire, D-Wis., the of marijuana in East Lansing may now be of Grove Street, represented by Margaret chairman, noting that such prosecuted for a misdemeanor instead of a Wilcox, the council approved the lease nerp«? Subject to the usual felony by local authorities. agreement between the city and the Drug Education Center for the house at 405 Dronri h0 authorization and The option was effected by the East 'l? told Irwin: Lansing City Council Monday night when Grove St. The three - month lease provides for uritv _f°untry "eeds these funds for Ordinance 275 was approved. automatic renewal at the end of each three that ^ a?ons> il should make the case The ordinance, which exempts hashish, month period. However, either party can tn'f'food for war." sets a maximum penalty for possession and - Peace ace to tha" to pervert Food use of marijuana at not more than $500 terminate the le&se through refusing to pay »• ectni- George i. McGovern, „ D-S.D., me u> lj'o.lj.) the first iirsi fine, 90 days imprisonment, or both. or refusing to collect rent. The lease does include a provision which tified p for Peace program, An ordinance to license and control nsonlt?"?688 mUSt move quick,y to amusement centers that recently roused will attempt to control the painting of the house. ich ler affecf uTVi-»"8-°f nnti TS' military assistanceeXlSting ,BW to considerable interest among pinball fans was rejected unanimously by the council, In other action, council approved the This diagram shows the 107-mile distance between the landing site of Apollo 12 and the proposed moon landing oeriv °nS 'mprove the programs although Mayor Gordon L. Thomas said position of Apollo 14. Apollo 12 hit down in the Ocean of Storms and Apollo 14 is destined to land at Fra the defeat of the pinball ordinance does (Please turn to f » 15) Maura. AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February!,^' news Surge in SAIGON (AP) - Allied enemy Military spokesmen described government troops or civilians in action reported against American installations, In the 24 hour period ended pounded the summary - commanders reported Tuesday a the situation as a periodic the 24 hours up to daybreak jungle . hu, Including four air bases. at daybreak Tuesday, U.S. network of dirt roads rash of small ground clashes and highpoint in enemy activity Tuesday. Allied intelligence officers casualties were seven killed and crossings extending the .ndl S" a surge mortar in enemy rocket and rather attacks that brought offensive. than the start of an In almost the same period, the U.S. Command listed 76 small said they expected the surge in 26 wounded. the - clock bombings arJj th» forces battlefield action in South The South Vietnamese contacts with Viet Cong or enemy activity in the days American also the 117th day. g lSi Vietnam to its highest immediately after the Tet lunar sustained light casualties in the The sustained U.S. point in command said there were 45 North Vietnamese troops and new year holidays last week. enemy shelling attacks. The U.S. te aimed at hammetlh 10 months. enemy actions against eight rocket and mortar attacks "They apparently decided on Command does not announce Vietnam's dry wrecking n™1 a post - Tet show and they precise casualty figures for men and season^ supplies downTo managed to get a high point," a shellings, but describes them as Chi Minh trail to J Congress gets push "... the volunteer objective to U.S. military spokesman said. "light, moderate or heavy." U.S. replenish me is a flight from reality unless The 76 contacts by American of them short forces, claimed to have killed 30 Viet .oZ,„cmbodla.M^ the size of the armed forces is to forces, many Cong and North In Cambodia, the first Vietnamese. tn* patrol skirmishes, were convoy reached be reduced ... far below any significantly higher than the South Vietnamese forces had after Phnom traveling 150 mil* figures I consider our minimum recent daily average, the three killed and 15 wounded in Highway 4 from the pon 201 on welfare requirements." spokesman said. He added that It ground action. There were also Kompong Som. - Sen. John C. Stennis, D-Miss. WASHINGTON (AP) • It appeared that these proposal was the highest for a 24 • hour period since April last year when the number of contacts reached 85 for one day. Almost all the latest light South Vietnamese military casualties in the enemy shellings. Civilian casualties were at least two killed and 11 wounded, headquarters said. South The enemy cut the last November and traffic on the vital 15,000 Cambodian and Vietnamese troops hiBh„, biockwi route s2 J President Nixon's administration number of detailed changes were encounters were in an area Vietnamese forces killed 100 cleared It w proposals, still to be clarified, month. 1,1 asked Congress Tuesday to move proposed. The bill is based on embracing the central provinces Viet might mean that some patients Nixon's proposal for a broad Cong and North Cambodian troops beein ahead full speed with welfare of South Vietnam Oil negotiations would have to pay more for the roughly Vietnamese, headquarters said. sweep southward collapse reform, combined with a per benefits provided. If so, a major family assistance plan, aiding the corresponding to the allied working poor as well as children military Region 2. In the air, there was no letup Mekong River along south * Negotiations broke down Tuesday night in Tehran, cent, rather than 10 per cent, row could be touched off in in the relentless American immediate raise in Social and unemployables, based on a U.S. spokesmen offered no Kompong Cham. 47 mik Iran, between the world's major oil companies and the Congress. bombing campaign against the northeast of Phnon Security benefits. Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, D - federally assured income of explanation why the Communist Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos. Penh. Z producing countries of the Persian Gulf. $1,600 for a family of four. Cambodian command's Legislation in these fields Ark., said he thinks the command centered mo6t of its Once again B52 bombers and militan The collapse of the month - long negotiations raised bogged down in the Senate last and Means Committee can finish Ways On Social Security, Secretary spokesman gave no reportZ activity in the central highlands. smaller tactical bombers progress. anew the threat of a shutdown of oil year, after House passage. of Welfare Elliot L. Richardson supplies to Western its work on the bill in three Europe and Japan. The administration also weeks, which would proposed a 6 per cent increase, permit but with a provision, still not "We are terribly disappointed because progress was proposed in general terms a new House action early in March. cost spelled out, for future automatic sharing approach to Senate committee OKs - being made, but time was against us," said Lord Presenting its case to the increases geared to the cost of financial medicare, the health committee in closed session, the Strathalmond of British Petroleum, leader of the program for the aged, and administration asked for living. company negotiating team. medicaid, the federal state plan essentially the welfare bill the - Legislation already introduced The negotiator was referring to today's deadline set for low income persons. House passed last year, though a by Mills and others would by the Persian Gulf countries. Indian The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school provide a 10 per cent increase, but leave future adjustments to congressional action. Under either version, the Connally for treasury WASHINGTON (AP) - The post plane blown up terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. payroll tax that finances Social Senate Finance Committee gave millionaire's estate while he serving as governor of Texas. A was An Indian airliner hijacked to Pakistan over the Subscription rate is $14 per year. Security would be raised by 13-0 approval Tuesday to the New York Times story had Sen. Fred R. Harris, D-Okli, weekend was blown up Tuesday night at Lahore increasing the wage level on nomination of John B. Connally raised the possibility that such airport, Member Associated Press, United Press which it applies from $7,800 to opposed an immediate vote afte Radio Pakistan reported. International, as secretary of the treasury, payments might have violated Connally's testimony, pending Inland Daily Press Association, Associated $9,000. The radio, in a broadcast monitored in New Collegiate Press, acting after the former Texas the Texas Constitution. receipt of documents concerning Delhi, Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press This would mean that governor testified earlier that However, Connally told the the matter. When a India, said the plane was wrecked by three explosions. Association, United States Student Press Association. everyone earning $9,000 or delay wit government service cost him committee that the fees were for refused Harris abstained from The two hijackers, who commandeered the aircraft more would pay an extra $60.40 nearly $500,000. work done for the estate of Sid Second class postage paid at East this year, through voting until he received from while it was on a domestic - Lansing, Michigan. withholding. The action apparently ensured Richardson flight over Kashmir State Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services Richardson years before Connally documents showty Saturday, were slightly injured by the explosions and also easy Senate confirmation for Connally became governor but how executor fees wete admitted to a hospital where they are "out of Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, recommended an automatic Connally who would become the paid to him while in office under determined and how they m danger," Michigan. feature that would keep raising only Democrat in President a stretched - out payment distributed. the radio added. the base as general earnings Nixon's Cabinet. The vote was program arranged to lessen Harris said also that a Phones: levels increase, without further originally announced as 11 to 0, income tax impact. - should have been Editorial delayed Tension mounts in Mideast Classified 356-8252 congressional action. but two other senators recorded In addition, the Texan told because the newest committee Advertising 355-8255 He said that in 1950 the their votes later. the committee that while his member, Sen. Gaylord Nelson, Israel and the Arab states fortified defenses Display Advertising 353-6400 earnings base then in effect The only question raised in work for the Richardson estate Tuesday, Business Circulation covered 81 per cent of payrolls D-Wis., had announced at the - 355-3447 detail about Connally's fitness entitled him to about $1.2 but the prevailing view in the Middle East was that there start of the Tuesday hearing that Photographic 355-8311 and applied to the full earnings for the post concerned his million in legally permissible fees he had not had time to read the would be no renewal of fighting when the cease - fire of about 75 per cent of covered acceptance of fees as an he accepted only $750,000, transcript of the initial hearinf ends Friday. employes. executor of Texas oil a waiving the rest in order to clear held last Thursday and to Leaders at the United Nations and in the Middle East up his financial affairs at the could not join in an immediate expressed guarded hope that a new blowup could be time of his appointment in 1961 vote. averted, but feverish preparations for combat went on. as secretary of the Navy under Two others not at the heartaj Israel and Egypt bolstered their positions President John F. Kennedy. asked tc be recorded in favor of along the He said he did this "in order Connally's nomination. They Suez Canal. Both sides of the waterway were reported to serve my country," adding: "I were Sens. Vance Hirtki, bristling with reinforcements. don't regret it but I don't and Abraham Rlbicoff. In Jordan, officials said troops and armor have been streaming to the River Jordan cease - fire line since Saturday. Jordan's 55,000 - man army went on U.S. Postal maximum alert." unveils rate Nixon names new SEC head WASHINGTON (AP) - The postal officials said the William J. Casey, prominent New York U.S. Postal Service unveiled attorney, was temporary increases are likely to nominated by President Nixon in Tuesday a rate increase package go into effect "on or about May Washington, Tuesday headed by an eight • cent letter 15." to replace Chairman Hamer H. Budge on the Securities stamp that officials said would Asst. Postmaster Gen. James and Exchange Commission. put the mails on a sound W. Hargrove, who outlined the An expert on taxation, and World War II chief of financial basis for the first time rate package at a newt intelligence operations for the Office of Strategic in decades. conference, said the proposal! Services in Europe, Casey, 57, is a In addition to a two - cent will allow the partner in the law postal service to Increase in regular first - class firm of former Republican National Chairman Leonard "operate on a sound financial postage, there would be a one - basis." Hall in New York. cent hike in the cost of airmail stamps, an eventual doubling of newspapers and magazine rates, Defendant's mother testifies and a one • third increase in rates for advertising. Panel to probe The teacher - mother of Leslie Van Houten told In addition to a two - center jurors at the Sharon Tate murder trial Tuesday in Los increase in regular first - class collision fads Angeles that her daughter was a bright, lively child who NEW in East Lansing! postage, there would be a one - always seemed to enjoy herself and had "a wonderful cent hike In the cost of airmail WASHINGTON (UPI) - A sense of humor." stamps, an eventual doubling of special House subcommittee will newspaper and magazine rates, hold hearings next week in Jane Van Houten was the third parent of convicted and a one - third increase in rates California on the San Francisco defendants to testifyatthe penalty phase of the trial. She said her 21 - year - old daughter was (8eod SFccd and for advertising. The proposed new rates must Bay tanker collision and the seizure of American tuna fishing homecoming princess and treasurer of her class in high school, sang in be cleared by the independent boats, it was announced the church choir, was a Camp Fire girl in her mother's tmf/i a postal established rate commission Monday. Chairman Edward A. troop, and was "kind of a joiner" of many clubs. by the postal reorganization legislation of last Garmatz, D-M.D., of the House Like the parents of defendant Patricia who testified Monday, Mrs. Van Houten called Leslie a Krenwinkel, ftutcfiean SP/ene year. If the commission does not act within 90 days, temporary Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, said testimony will be heard in San Francisco thoroughly normal child. increases may be put into effect. Since the proposal went to on Feb. 8 and 9 on the massive U-M, workers reach pact the rate commission Monday, oil spill caused by the Jan. 18 FEATURING' the earliest date for an increase crash of two tankers. is May 11 — 100 days. However, The subcommittee will hold* Negotiators for the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and maintenance and service workers DOMESTIC & IMPORTED DRAFT BEERS hearing Feb. 10 in Los Angela reached to hear representatives of tM agreement Monday on a new contract. AND A 8 DAYS ON THE American tuna industry tesWy Charles McCracken, president of Local 1583 WIDE SELECTION OF WINES of the about the 17 tuna boats seiz« SPANISH RIVIERA American Federation of State, by Ecuador since Jan. 11- County and Municipal Employes said the local bargaining committee will $249.00 Rep. John D. DingeJ. D-Mich., chairman of tM unanimously recommend ratification by the 2,600 - standing subcommittee o member union. HOURS from 11am to 2 am Complete Deluxe Package Call Frank Buck 351-8604 fisheries conservation, will chair end wlUH£ special subcommittee. 31 swimmers overcome Thirty - one seventh - grade boys swimming for 15 downtown on minutes in a community pool in Shepard were overcome m.a.c. ave The Senior Class Council & Tuesday by carbon monoxide fumes leaking from an loo4z fal, f/ie tin*/ *J&4&ninai The Placement Bureau adjoining boiler room. The boys were in the first class to use the pool Tuesday. It was opened just last spring and built by present an funds raised by this mid - Michigan community's annual Maple Syrup Festival. Of the 28 boys taken to Community Hospital in "EMPLOYMENT SEMINAR" for those seniors who do not have Mount Pleasant, six were to remain overnight. jobs . . . this is a must. There will be reps from all Tields John Slattery, state fire marshal at Rockford, blamed present. the sub the accident. - zero temperatures and a faulty vent system for THUR7D9V„rB'4 104 B WELLS HALL Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 3,1971 3 Ex-GIs hit DETROIT - Five young men prisoners of war distortion war; elleged teeth from dead Viet Cong and killed within a week, "I was who said they were Army incompetence of South North Vietnamese. Army newspaper Stars and often ordered I to dig up bodies." newsmen in Vietnam said Vietnamese forces; any act of Rottman said American Stripes as light casualties. Keys Another ex-GI, Eugene Keys, said. Tuesday that the Army heroism committed by Viet casualties were almost invariably 25, who said he was a Spec. 4 in Rottman said he had decided frequently censored and Cong or North Vietnamese reduced in the Army's press the 25th L.'antry Division, said distorted items to to speak out about Vietnam news give false soldiers; the burning of villages, releases and the enemy casualties he once saw a convoy of 50 impressions of the war in and CIA because "I'm here because I activity in Southeast were invariably exaggerated. trucks. Keys said his lieutenant can't not be here. I'm here Southeast Asia. Asia. His division, Rottman said, asked the man in charge of the ''We received frequent threats, because I have nightmares about Once, when Rottman was given a weekly quota of convoy what was in the trucks written and verbal, in response what happened to me and reported that a Viet Cong girl 2,000 enemy dead during his and was told they were filled my to attempts to tell the truth," had been killed in an ambush, he friends. I'm here because tour of duty in Vietnam and with American my Lawrence Rottman said. He said bodies. That conscience won't let me said he received a note from since 2,000 were not always forget he was a public information subsequently was reported in the what I want to forget." military information officer for the 25th Infantry headquarters telling him that "a Division in Vietnam between girl in an ambush doesn't help Th ree-hour late 1966 and mid 1967. image." strike - our The five testified on the Another member of the panel, concluding day of the three - Mike McCusker, who said he was day Winter Soldier Investigation a combat correspondent for the here. Sponsored by a group 1st Marine Division in 1966-67, called Vietnam Veterans Against said "Quite often what we saw, W S -ijfc ~ &.! « p-i the War, the investigation seeks to show that forces American armed committed atrocities in Vietnam "as an alleged covered and wrote about just didn't come out in the story (distributed publications and to in Army civilian UAW-Chrysler reach inexorable result of national DETROIT (UPI) -- One of the Chrysler has another 20,000 completely shut down for 67 media)." policies." shortest national auto strikes in salaried employes who are not days last fall before settling with Snow Rottman said he had received written and verbal orders to "Hiey were just different," he said. entirely history lasted only three hours Tuesday before the United Auto members of the UAW. UAW President Leonard the UAW on an agreement that set the pattern for negotiations delete from the copy of Army McCusker said he and other Workers and Chrysler Corp. Woodcock said all of the salaried at Ford and Chrysler. combined with high winds made this cliff sized drift newsmen in the field nil mention, reached tentative agreement on a workers would return to their Snow - snow near Forest Acres Golf correspondets were not allowed of U.S. forces new contract covering 10,000 jobs this morning. The shortest national auto Course. State News photo by Doug Bauman infiltrating Lao6 to write of American soldiers and Cambodia; mistreatment of taking souvenirs such salaried workers It was the second time the strike was in 1961 when workers as ears and The strike, called at 10 a.m. UAW had struck one of the Big struck for 15 minutes at General after an all - night session failed Three in the current round of Motors over a dispute involving hears permit to produce an agreement, ended negotiations which began last the implementation of relief ourt when Chrysler and the union July. General Motors was time. I decision reached in closed disciplinary hearings cases notified of hearings sometime agreed on the two major items which had held up settlement. Final approval of the agreement will end the current round of Coll ins hearing No was judiciary decided this approach each individual, probably when auto contract negotiations with this week. Futher Monday night by members of before seven members of the would be fair to individuals all cases have been heard, hearings may the Big Three companies which Se Student - Faculty Judiciary judiciary were told a decision on involved because of the many She added this situation may begin next Monday. began last July. n possible disciplinary action to e taken against MSU students disciplinary action probably be withheld until all would "intertwined" factors in the be changed and the judiciary case. may reach some decisions before Miss Renaud said the judiciary is interested in completing the case as soon as Chrysler agreed in principle on a 13 per cent increase for its set on extradition Iharged with providing or students involved in the case About 20 students are the entire case is presented, possible and may salaried workers, the same pay break into panels to hear the ssessing unauthorized student were heard by the judiciary. involved in the case, Miss The remaining persons who increase granted General Motors Officials in the governor's office have scheduled a ving and parking permits. Ruth Renaud, director of Renaud said, and separate have not yet appeared before the remaining students. and Ford salaried employes who hearing for No indication given Monday afternoon on the question of whether convicted coed | Four students who appeared judicial programs, said the decisions will be reached for judiciary are expected to be was are not represented by a union. slayer John Norman Collins should be extradited to California. Monday night on possible action It also agreed to make the which may be taken by the The hearing will be held at Southern increase retroactive to last Nov. Michigan Prison at Jackson and will be closed to the public and the news judiciary. Students will either be media, tULE CHANGE PASSES found innocent of charges or 2, the same date agreed to for production and maintenance Kenneth Frankland, a legal aide to Gov. Frankland will preside at the hearing. Milliken, said Tuesday. will receive disciplinary action workers when they reached ranging from a written Collins, who was found guilty of first - degree murder last settlement on Jan. 19. reprimand to expulsion from the August in the sex slayings of Karen Sue Beineman, has been GOP gain Senate The bargainers for control the union charged with another sex slaying in California. The case involves University for an indefinite and company continued their the death of Roxie Anne Phillips, 17, of period of time. negotiations after the 10,000 Milwaukie, Ore., near The Salinas in June, 1969. substance of closed salaried workers -- about 70 per hearings will remain confidential cent of them in the Detroit area in University records until the By JEFF SHELER rule change Faxon called the Republican - began leaving their jobs. The Republicans which adds political — by Majority students leave MSU. State News Staff Writer Leader Robert VanderLaan, move a "willful, deliberate, company could have beea significance to Republican Lt. malevolent act," and a violation completely shut down within six [ Michigan Republicans asserted Gov. James H. Brickley's tie- R-Grand Rapids, did end in an 18-18 tie. Brickley passed the of Gov. Milliken's bipartisan Australian draft days if the strike by the white - heir power in the state Senate breaking vote. .efforts. collar workers had continued motion. ,... . fuesday by taking control of the In a 19-18 vote, the Senate Sen. Daniel S. Cooper, D-Oafc' tied to birth date; since they are responsible for Ivenly split upper chamber. After the rule change passed. Park, criticized Brickley for keeping records, ordering I The Senate is split 19-19 rule adopted a Republican - proposed Democrats verbally attacked the using his vote to "gag" the supplies and making up i Democrats and change that gave "the party represented by the lieutenant Republicans for "preventing free Democrats. "The first time you used your army gets triplets production schedules. governor" majority status — and speech" on the rule change. vote was not to break a tie on a MELBOURNE, Austrialia Archaeologist with it chairmanships. access to committee "1 think it was very unfair to controversial issue," Cooper told (AP) Peter, Robert and Kenneth Bren, 20 arbitrarily limit discussion on Brickley. "Rather, you exercised - year - old the rules that will regulate this your vote to prevent me from triplets, were called into the ■O niVP yiYc tn iuiiv k on ^11 With S®11' Joseph S. Mack, Senate for the next four years," talking. You wouldn't let us army together because in D.Ironwood absent from the Sen. Jack speak at all. You have really Australia the draft is tied to the Faxon, D- Detroit, session, Senate Democrats were said. started off on the wrong foot." birth date. fs I I unable to muster enough votes rcilestine tomb to even draw Buckley's tie • breaker. I Joe D. Seger, archaeological However, earlier a "call for ■ireetor of the Hebrew Union the question" motion — a motion to cut off debate the Xollege Biblical and on krcheological School in Jerusalem, will present an Illustrated lecture entitled "Cave 10A and Aegean Influences at LauTrec fceser" at 8 p.m. Thursday in the |(resge Art Center main gallery. Photo _ 's lecture describes the discovery in of a late Bronze Age Israel, remarkable Professional Your Pleasure is ■mong Palestinian finds for its pany foreign affinities Wedding particularly with the Cypriotic Jnd Minoan cultures. The lecture, sponsored by the Central Michigan Society of the Photography 536 Forest St., E.L. AIMRANTflB lArcheological Institute lAmeriea, is open to the public Call for appointment Chicken Dinner $1.39 351-8130 or [without charge. 484-5822 PHONE 351-8460 discount records 225 ANN ST. HOURS: DAIL Y 9:30 ■ 8:30 SA T. 9:30 - 6:00 SUN. 12:00 - 5:00 The Only Complete Record Store in Lansing or East Lansing fROM RCA RECORDS FROM ATCO RECORDS JEFFERSON STARSHIP PAUL KANTNER TO $2.99 CELEBRATE WORST OF THE AIRPLANE JEFFEHSON AIRPLANE $2.99 GRACE SLICK'S NEW BABY! 2 YEARS ON THE BEE GEES $2.99 th& gas light village, •. grand rapids 321 a. bagp?p?er grand river, westmain mall, kalamazoo e. lansing 1200 s. university, 218 Washington, grand haven ann arbor MICHIGAN STATE NEWS The w UNIVERSITY |i» Doctor's FREDERICK J. LESLIE advertising manager MARK EICHER, managing editor By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. Letter* may be addressed to Dr. Bag ED HUTCHISON, city editor Warner at University Health Center. BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor Names need not be included unless a Urine is collected KEN KRELL, editorial editor known as condom through a h I GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor personal reply is requested. condom with a hose at the drainage This • I to a plastic bag strapped to a end whirl,"11 Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award The topic of a recant discussion in my can be emptied without leg. Usutl for outstanding journalism. Wilderness Survival class was how the I've heard rumors that trouble altEll astronauts urinated and defecated under urine floating around in the some distal zero gravity conditions while confined in a accounted for fogged windows on spaced I space suit, and what became of the wastes. After many humorous quips, including: To one tSJ I EDITORIALS "Remember how funny they walked when astronauts master the matter of feces ttil have are on modest a low residue diet il I they stepped out of the hatch on those production very amounts of ^1 early flights?" no one really knew. Could over the relatively fewZI you enlighten us? they are in space. They wear diapers to receive the feces produced. Under zero gravity, a person can still "We're almost urinate and defecate as these functions are Yes, they complain about halfway We're almost halfway OUT the whoi. dependent upon muscles to develop the thing. * Yale's new t INTO Cambodia!" of South Vietnam!" pressure to expel what needs to be ART BUCHWALD We are told that we shouldn't let p, meat which has been frozen, thaw and th« not practical be refrozen again. Is this true? then why? I also have been meat is cooked you can let it If jt jltru, told that if Yale University is about to adopt need some new source of income to How about a linebacker? refrozen. Is this true? P.S. I have refrozen steak I'm dying to thaw a andlx thawed get at, if yg, a radical new plan which will allow provide for the time between the could let me know soon. .. students to pay their tuition over a start of the plan and when students 35 - year period. Under this plan start paying their tuition back in WASHINGTON - Science is now able to throw a football like Joe Namath." "Don't I know it," the wife says. "The Assuming that no bacterial students would agree to pay, when significant amounts. contamination of the food has taken fiddling with animal sperm banks. It is The vice president says, "We're all out of Kaisers had a Dr. Edward Teller pU<* they leave school and continuing for Yale is counting on funds from already possible through deep - freeze Artur Rubinsteins, Jasha Heifitzes and Joe offspring there is no harm in eating foods that hait and he married a daughter who came from maximum period of 35 years, 0.4 methods been thawed and refrozen. a private sources to tide them over the to save the reproductive Namaths. The last of them went in 1996. a Gen. Patton strain, and now all they want However, it ■ per cent of their income for every next few years. MSU, being a public ingredients of a great bull for several years, Could I interest you in a Norman Mailer or possible that the taste will suffer. The to do is make war instead of love." $ 1,000 of tuition deferred. and then, by artificial insemination, to an Erich Segal?" explanation of this was provided to institution would not be able to do The vice president studies a list. "Would meby produce a calf whose father may have long The husband says, "If you don't have a a very helpful food science professor. The details of the plan have yet to this. The University is funded on a you consider a politician for a son? We're gone on to that great cow pasture in the Joe Namath, what about a good When foods frozen be worked out. It should allow the to basis by the state having a sale on John Lindsay." are commercially, year - - year sky. linebacker?" "Not they are frozen very rapidly at very In university to charge higher tuition Lucy Kavaler in the New York Times on your life," the husband says. legislature and student fees. The The wife says, "I want my son to be a "Anyone who wants his son to be mayor temperatures resulting in minimal ict and not impose a financial burden on has suggested that if there are now banks University always spends these for animals, we should start professional man. Maybe a doctor. You of New York has to be crazy." crystal formation. Each time the food k the student's family. Theoretically funds; it has few sources of alternate thinking in don't have a Jonas Salk sample around, do "I wouldn't be advene to thawed and refrozen, especially in tin terms of human beings. She suggests that an Onassis the student of limited financial income. you?" - home freezer where the process takes much the reproductive cells of great men could type child," the wife says. "At least we resources will be able to bear the "No, I'm sorry," the vice president wouldn't have to worry about longer, moisture tends to leave the cellt be frozen and banked for future security in To account for student fees which replies. "The last genes of Jonas Salk went and form ice crystals within the structun brunt of highu our old age." university costs over would not be received during the generations. in 1987." of the meat. This results in a Miss Kavaler foresees a time, in the not gradual a long time period. first few years of a Yale - type "I tell you what," says the husband, "if The vice president says, "We're been dehydration of the meat and impaired too distant future, when a man and wife sold out of Onassis for 20 The plan will most likely work in you have a good golfer like Arnold Palmer, years. Why do flavor. Thus, your refrozen steak might not tuition plan, the University would would be able to go down to their local we'll take it." you think there's such a glut in oil tankers this way. Students who start paying be quite as good as it would have been had either need to receive more funds test tube bank and select the child of their "Not so fast," the wife says. "Golfers these days?" Yale back in the same calendar year you cooked it the first time around, but dreams. from the legislature or to sell bonds. are a dime a dozen. I would like perhaps a The husband says, the diminution in flavor is probably small will be treated as a group. When the So do we. "Maybe we should The chances of persuading the little artistic genius. Maybe a Pablo Picasso at this point. It is the year 2001 and a couple walks try for a basketball player." vgroup pays an amount equal to the or a Chagall." The wife says angrily, "I'm not legislature to siphon millions into a into the First National Test Tube Bank of going to With cooked food the same thing can sum of all of its individual members Yale plan at this juncture are New Yqrk. They are ushered into an "Wait a minute," the husband says. produce a seven • foot giant just so you can I but may be lessened since the foodt (debts plus interest, all members of icebox where the vice president, bundled "The Martons got a Picasso 20 years ago, go to Madison Square Garden three nights occur often pdekedIn" | that practically nil; talking about selling but instead of him painting pictures, he a week." jjravy or broth. group will cease making up in a sheepskin coat, asks them to state bonds is one thing, selling bonds became a Communist and got married The vice president says, "You people payments. If the entire group should their business. three times." are another. going to have to make up your minds." fail to eliminate its debt in 35 years The wife says, "I would like either "Well," says the vice president, "there is The wife says, "All right, give us a the university would absorb the loss. another Arthur Rubinstein or a Jasha Ralph If, however, the legislature should Heifetz." no guarantee that your offspring will not Nader. He may not get rich, but at least I have heard that many women doctors I The plan sounds like a good idea inherit all the characteristics of the person take birth control pills someday find itself financially "But," says the husband, "he should be he'll always tell us the truth." continuously I for a private university ljke Yale, but you choose." generous, many MSU students would Copyright 1971, Los Angeles Times. without intervening periods and that the I only reason for having periods when on the may not be practical for a state be more than happy to participate in | university like MSU. A university a state - supported plan to defer OUR READERS' MIND pill is a psychological one. switching to the Yale plan would tuition. If I go for two months without a period I I feel a little tired and draggy. Is this I Renew revolution with love I psychsomatic? I don't want to be doinj anything foolish but would to avoid very much liki | periods. 'Free' jail b To the Editor: Once upon a time, in a little liamlet tear gas and billy clubs and, yes, even The freaks (or so these revolutionaries guns. co-opted into the game they wanted to end. never Hmm, now asked any that you mention it of my women Tw I colleagues I called Berkeley, some people started a They lost their test to see if they what they do about contraception. On the I called themselves) did not have the revolution, revolution in which people really could change the world. other hand, I do know that some women a would stand for their freedom and for their technological capacity to escalate the war People, the time has come to return to who have suffered with unusually h | in the streets, so they resorted to guerrilla choiceless goals, to return to our love, and brotherhood and peace among our revolution. The h men. And the acts of revolution were human beings or love • ins, where people warfare and bombings of the power of the Establishment. symbolic time has come for us again to love one another, and care about others, and get menstrual flow have been placed oil contraceptives continuously for many| months. would dress up in bright colors and go to And the people became concerned with together again, and send out good, loving the park, listen to music, meet each other warfare, just like their fathers before them. vibrations to everyone. Love your The reason for inducing a period w If you're ever in the situation and get high. There was a festive air to the But instead of fighting the war in neighbor, love the stranger coming down on the pill is primarily psychological, bull Southeast Asia, they wanted to the street, love the where you think you're going to whole occasion and a feeling of a deep, fight it police; love, a simple don't know If people have investigated t» personal bond between all the participants. right in the U.S. of A. However, not having act, but the only way to change the world. have to spend some time in the the Love cannot be long • term effect of continual use of tM If the police came to see what was going technological or economic power of won through violence, only pill. The normal menstrual period occun Ingham County Jail and you're a the Establishment, the violent revolution through love. The only way we can make after a buildup of the lining of the uterui on, they were greeeted with flowers and male who hasn't had a haircut in a was futile and was soon lost. the world into a fit place to live is to live it warm, good vibrations. And the response What occurs with the pill is a mM while, don't waste your money the way we want it to be. going to a billy - club was, "I still love But perhaps more important Help your withdrawal bleeding because of the to a barber so you can brother policeman. Do your thing." you, loss of the fight for power in the streets than, the brother if you see him in trouble. Lend In hormone level when the pill is stoppw chMj impress the your hand if someone needs help. judge: the Ingham County Sheriffs Now somewhere along the line, this was the other loss. The loss of the goals of Dept. will gladly do you the service revolution was lost. People started talking the revolution, which were lost when the Cooperation, not conflict, Is the only way for us to win our revolution. Going for two months without a period about the revolution, and when first rock was thrown. For they lost their Yes, we've got shouldn't effect the way you feel un» free of charge whether you want a they a revolution. And we can win usual circumstances. Your problem may" congregated, they were usually at a love for people, and they lost their effort it — if we haircut or not. want it — If we live it. C'mon more complex and consultation with yo demonstration. They still got high, and to live peacefully with other men. And people, join hands and live. According to the Sheriffs Dept., listened to music, but they forgot the they lost the brotherhood of men, which gynecologist would be wise before y« Fred Krinsky decide to take the pIU In a way other tnai standard policy calls for haircuts to peace, love and flowers. Now when the they had originally felt. And they lost Long Beach, Calif., sophomore he has prescribed. be given to every male whose hair police came in they were greeted, not by these things by their own actions. They got Jan. 24, 1971 c.C.P.S. 1971 constitutes a "health hazard." In flowers, but by rocks and beer bottles. Of course, through the natural truth, every male with hair longer than a military cut gets a haircut. The "health hazard" excuse is evolution of warfare, the increased. Now the police had mace and technology Cold thanks just a bureaucratic rationaleby which the To the Editor: Frandor is quite a distance from East Complex where we stopped to warm up in Misplaced Bryan Hall lounge. Previous to this time I county is able to clip the hair of anyone it deems in need of a isn't women's hair cut with the same regularity as men's? No minds Complex! Especially on a night when the weather is more appropriate for dog had little contact with Public than the deposition of certain tickets Safety other on a memo trimming. To the Editor: sledding than any other form of vehicle of my possession. It seems that the reason lies in the Just recently, two clean short - transportation. After making this trek on As we sat To: U.S. Weather Bureau county's efforts to make men look In reference to the concern of the foot to contemplating our still long see a movie, we were less than journey, two campus policemen came into haired college students spent three like men; otherwise, women would College of Education that increased enthusiastic about starting back without enrollment will "reduce the quality of the lounge. They were hours in the county jail awaiting Admiral Byrd to guide us! As we started apparently making be subject to the same treatment. education the college provides," we would checking rounds. We presented our their bail. One hour before they were walking an East Lansing patrol car came In light of a recent point out that it has not been established transportation problem to them. We would freed, inmate trusty cut their hair. Supreme Court along and we enquired if we might have a like to say thanks to the two an ruling against tliat what the college provides for its officers on Gentlemen - To be truthful, the haircuts were sex discrimination in students is, indeed, education. ride. The answer was a polite mumbo - patrol in Brody Complex Jan. 30 at 3:80 employment, we suggest that jumbo about the city being responsible if a.m. We appreciated that better than could be credited to officials at the Ingham County Jail Since the quality of its propaganda is sufficiently high to convince the large anything happened to us while in the car if ride! Alter freezing my tail yesterday. I many professional barbers. However, stop their particular brand of sex majority of education majors that teaching we were not under arrest. How ironic I Balba Kruklitls either I get paid or you can t| ■ the fact remains that their hair was discrimination and stop hiding their is merely a matter of "manipulating the thought. If I had picked up a rock and Plymouth sophomore someone else to play your siy| smashed a nearby store window we could unnecessarily cut. haircutting under the bureaucratic variables of instruction to produce James Steeby games. c , have had gotten a ride! The whole issue hinges on whether nonsense of intended changes in learner behavior," we We continued on until we reached Brody Middleville senior - G. Hog, I "health hazard." the health hazard dogma is viable. If If they a refuse to would allay the college's fears with the Feb. 1,1971 I so, the process of halt the assurance that its mass campaign to cutting even the indiscriminate haircutting of male most temporary inmate's hair might inmates and continue to convince prospective teachers that children do not really have minds is, with IS seem reasonable But play Delilah only two according tothe to long - haired exceptions that we know of, an sheriffs dept. women's hair is rarely Samsons, then we suggest the matter be taken to court overwhelming success. if ever, cut. Women on the whole and settled there. have longer hair then men, so they Perhaps the courts Nancy Hennigar could remedy this East Tawas junior should present more of a "health highly hazard." If this is the unnecessary, humiliating and Kathleen Roe case, then why dehumanizing treatment of men. Exton, Pa., junior Jan. 3(5,1971 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 3,1971 5 Jbert receives leart' award I WASHINGTON (AP) - end of his 20th year as a Resident Nixon gave Speaker of representative from Oklahoma. House Carl B. Albert the He was then Democratic leader of the House. Discharged from nerican Heart Assn.'s "Heart a I the Year" award at the White hospital seven weeks later, he Luse Tuesday. resumed his congressional (The award is given annually to responsibilities. 1 distinguished American who Participating in the White House Is continued to make ceremony William W. L. Glenn, professor were Dr. IporUnt contributions to the of surgery at Yale Medical Itional welfare despite heart School, president of the Heart (The' newly elected House Assn., which began a nationwide Laker suffered a heart attack fund Lowell - raising Tuesday and F. Johnson. vice | September, 1967, toward the president of American Home Products Corp., New York, chairman of the Heart Assn. board of directors. Former President Lyndon B. Native selections Johnson received the first Heart - of - the - Year award in 1959 The Branko Krsmanovich Chorus of Yugoslavia with when he was Senate majority was guitar and accordian accompaniment. A native dance presented as part of the Lecture Concert Series Monday. included in the concert. |The use, problems and leader. And, in turn, when he - The chorus performed in formal dress and native costume was Iter natives to nondegradable was president he conferred the State News photo by Sue Steeves Esticides will be discussed by award on another ex-heart ■embers of the Michigan attack patient, former president Isticides Council Sunday at Cell DNA Dwight D. Eisenhower. damaged by sunlight Jeir annual meeting at MSU. ■ The council, a state Mganization dedicated to the ■ser use of pesticides, will begin Driver honored T day with a 10:30 a.m. tour J the MSU Pesticide Research Inter with a group meeting WASHINGTON (AP) inked "I'd be willing to ride with growth of skin cancer (The afternoon session will lclude three talks in the Natural ■esources Building. ■ Gordon E. Guyer, 1 the Dept. of Entomology and chairman you anytime," Nixon told W. T. Shorty Smith of Waco, Tex., winner of the American President Trucking to Association's 1971 driver of Jesticide Research Center the year award. A molecular explanation of University of California Medical In 1969, with a grant from weld of two teeth of a zipper. to a molecular explanation for from the sac like structure (rector, will speak on current - how sunlight can cause cancer Center. Trosko believed that the Atomic the skin cancer, Secretary of Energy Commission Such a bonding would jam a Trosko launched within which a fetus grows and (search on the biological fcntrol of insects. Transportation John Volpe has been proposed in a British scientific lasting damage to DNA, the (AEC), the Cleaver - Trosko zipper just as the DNA weld another study, again with AEC develops. joined Nixon in bestowing journal by an MSU genetic material of cells, might team began a comparative study causes a jam in the command support. T Paul Flink, pesticides adviser research team led by James E. be a cause of cancer. of the effects of ultraviolet light 'We found," Trosko said, the shiny silver truck driving operation of the things that cells jd entomologist hi the Dept. Trosko, asst. professor of human Many people know that heavy human xeroderma do. If such a jam occurred where This time, he and two other •'that normal exposures to trophy to Smith, who has on _f Natural Resources forestry development. exposure to sunlight is risky DNA helps to regulate cell researchers in the Dept. of sunlight can induce significant chalked up a record of driving pigmentosum (the cells with ■vision, will discuss disposal of four million accident Trosko presents laboratory because it increases the chance disorder) and normal skin cells. division, then abnormal cell Human Development - graduate amounts of DNA damage in - free human cells. Unwanted pesticides. evidence in Nature magazine for skin cancer. And it has been students David H. Krause and miles in 43 years. "Damage to both kinds of division could result. I Peter W. Stekee, Grand indicating that the ultraviolet known for nearly a century that cells was about equal," Trosko Convinced that such Miriam Isoun — exposed He works for Central lapids attorney and chairman of Freight Lines Inc. and will be rays in ordinary sunlight people with a certain hereditary said. "But the xeroderma experiments on human cell amnionic cells to normal ■ he West Michigan 62 Feb. 8. damages DNA, the genetic disorder, called xeroderma pigmentosum cell damage was mutations and repair might lead sunlight. Amnionic cells are ■nvironmental Council, will material, thus causing skin cells pigmentosum, are very sensitive permanent, whereas the damage Beak on pesticide law. to mutate. to sunlight and often suffer from of the normal cells was repaired "Ordinarily, the damage done cancer early in life. by the cells themselves." to the DNA Trosko explained. molecules is Trosko repaired by a specific enzyme," believed that a close and Dr. examination of such cancer - "However, if the enzyme is prone cells might offer a clue to Cleaver Dr. Cleaver and Trosko found that the damaged places on the DNA of the normal cells were removed. But damaged places of Sub Villa now delivers lacking or for some other the mechanism of skin cancer. the cells with the disorder were reasons fails to make Now in view of Cleaver's and not removed. a repair, the damaged DNA causes the Trosko's findings, the xeroderma The damage was similar to a cell to produce cancerous cells," pigmentosum disease appears to MANDATORY RENTAL DEPOSITS by landlords or rental Agencies would be studied under a resolution introduced Tuesday he reports. involve the lack of a specific Trosko became interested in enzyme. Such an enzyme, when Help HOURS OF DELIVERIES Valentine In the House by Rep. Thomas G. Sharpe, R - Howell. the effects of light on human present, evidently helps repair cells in the early 1960s while he damage caused by ultraviolet The MSU Gift Legislators receive many complaints that upon the termination fcf leases, landlords are refusing to return the deposits or are worked at Oak Ridge National light and thus prevents cancer. 5 pm - 1 am Daily He; with the new (finding numerable reasons for deducting from the deposits many Laboratory and collaborated Ultraviolet light is present in Choo-Choo Florentii engraving . . . expenses not included in the original agreement, Sharp said in his with Dr. James E. Cleaver of the ordinary sunlight 4 pm - 12 Sunday superbly made with pink and solution. green roses ... on THE MICHIGAN SOCIETY OF STATE HIGHWAY SHUTTLE BUS Enjoy a royal l4Kt. yellow gold overlay. (ENGINEERS rapped Gov. Milliken (of wage increases for state employes. 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Grand River E«M.ansln8l Mich Jacobsang 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 'Bus Stop'--mediocre/ By KENNETH STERN Inge's tired 1950s philosophy Also examined is an alcoholic seen a» pro - Women's Lib Robert Qulgly as the young leadens and deadens what was ex-college State News Reviewer professor, a failure propaganda, for Inge presents an cowboy did a remarkably fine once a "romantic comedy who is attracted to Some young girls appalling treatment of women in job. So did Dale Franks as the plays are institutions; success." and who has been run out of his play and director Hazzard professor and Suzan Atkins as they will be with us forever. "Bus Stop" deals with town for his activities. Between accents this. The three women In Others are 'better left in Cherle, the "chanteuse." essentially small • town drinks he attempts to seduce the "Bus Stop" are treated without mothballs, for when revived they Raymond Evans as Virgil, Anita personality types. Several high school waitress, a naive and not the author's ro,es- Director Robert Hazzard has room and proceeds to dissect. intention, I think, to present this assembled a rather unexciting versa. Virgil, the cowboys conation in his A main focus is the abduction sidekick, and Will, the sheriff, play, for his and uninteresting production and romance of a small - time endln " guccessfullv "Bus Stop wUI contlnue «<• are the peace keepers of the which lacks the necessary spark bump • and • grind night club group. The people thus trapped negates indignant feelings. 8:30 p.m. Thursday through to elevate it from its monotonic in the small Kansas diner have Saturday with a 2:30 p.m. singer by a headstrong young Nevertheless, "Bus Stop" does matinee mediocrity. The acting is relatively cowboy, bent on taking his game the potential to be an Sunday. Tickets and good, and there are some funny interesting have relevance for today information are available at the back to his ranch for his sexual bunch, but they are not. moments during the evening, but although the degree is Bonstelle box office or by pleasure. In 1971, "Bus Stop" can be questionable. calling 313 - 577-2960. 'THOUSAND CLOWNS' Ledges comedy hits hypocrisy By KENNETH STERN Written by Herb Gardner, the focus in the comedy, is an good one, but the ''Bus S comedy is at times an ode to unemployed, lovable bum, who that the Child Welfare problem is Sandra, Albert's financee, State News Reviewer Board becomes too "Bus Stop," a romantic comedy, is nonconformity, and at others an enjoys life and the sights of New doesn't emotionally playing in Detroit at the Bonstelle Theater "A Thousand Clowns," attack upon hypocrisy and York, agree, and that body is involved in her work. She falls in through Saturday nights at 8:30 and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The play, by Carl Thursday and who, by his taking steps to place Nick in love with Murray and forsakes Inge, includes currently being revived at the people ill suited to their life among its cast Anita Ciatti as Grace and Dennis Dunne as Carl. Ledges Playhouse in Grand occupation. Every character in eccentricities, is the . only what they believe to be a "better her job, Albert and her family adjusted and stable being in a environment." Ledge, is a funny and the comedy performs a function mixed for her newly found feeling of up world of falseness and When the social workers arrive heartwarming comedy and contrary to his natural slavery. to assess the problem, freedom. certainly one of the best disposition or is in some way productions mounted at that odd. theater so far this season. Murray Burns, the central abandoned Murray lives in a one ■ room runs apartment with rings around Murray them, his sister's exposing their weaknesses and partner in a Leo Herman, Murray's old morning children's Farm Bureau son Nick, who gaining temporary victory. TV show, is also unsuited for his deserves his description as a Albert Amundson, the male part work. A rather pitiful creature, TONIGHT 100 VET CLINIC• A film by Ernie Pintoff "middle attitudes 50 - year - aged kid," since his of the team, leaves in near Leo cannot communicate with and old behavior man than a 12 are somewhat more reminiscent of a cope with the situation. hysterical disgust, unable to the children he is supposed to He confesses he is not a warm entertain. Even his own kids do to discuss curre - - not watch his show. Murray, by Allan Grant, president of the happening there today." year - old. person, someone whom children necessity rather than desire, is California Farm agriculture, property taxes uj I vtNwm Bureau since Other The- audience knows that the like or identify with. Yet he is in going back to work with Leo to program highlights production without pollution. 1 1963, will be the featured inclyde the presentation of Persons with questions relationship between Murray and a profession dealing intimately put up a good show for the fa I the intellectually gifted child is with the lives of children. speaker at the Farm awar.ds to Michigan's Grant are a Welfare Board, although he encouraged to brio| | Management Banquet March 25 outstanding farm managers. them to the detests Leo's phoniness. at Kellogg Center. Dinner music will be provided them to meeting or send I 211 NORTHSIDE Drive -in The banquet, which begins at by Robert L. Sargeant, featured John Agriculture Hall. Doneth, I CHICKEN * Murray's brother, Arnold, is 5:50 p.m., is open to the public. organist of the daily Martha / * * * iJ ' j^sTgeafre another who is unhappy in his work, which cramps his former Tickets John are $4.25 each. Dixon television show. The Requests for banquet ticked I also should be mailed to this | $wmn its freedom. Arnold succeeds reuniting Murray with Leo, in agricultural Doneth, professor of economics and McElheron Octette, billed as today's version of the Trapp address. Make checks MSU and enclose a self payable to I | banquet chairman, said Grant family, will also entertain. addressed envelope with despite Murray's attitude, and has wide experience with Grant will yon I the evening ends with Murray situations participate in a order, or pick up the ticket! in I First Run Showing 3 Horror Hits and agricultural Thursday afternoon discussion 27 Agriculture Hall no later » sacrificing his precious free problems similar to those thin I existence for the love of Nick and found of key issues In agriculture noon, March 25. in Michigan. Free $1000.00 - If you should die of Sandra. today. The question and answer fright "It has been said," Doneth FREE 1000 Watt Electric in car heaters session, slated for 3 to 4:30 p.m. said, "that if you want to know In the FREE Coffee and Donuts Frl. & Set. what Michigan agriculture will Kellogg Center be like tomorrow, visit auditorium, is expected to cover unionization of farm workers^ Series to showl California and observe whai is How much SHOCK can YOU 'stand? collective Vl bargaining In , 'v; .-•» REMEMBER you can only UIE once!' n^RCCT1^7uSVAriON«m48S Arkiin movie .'■an*" ,OV ^ .. BLOOD PSYCHO fjjf ' Rone BFRSERK ^ "The Heart is a Lonely I «§ Hunter" will be presented st THURSDAY TWO BIG FEATURES 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the | | S3L& At 2:45-6:20-9:50 p. Auditorium. Shown at Offered through the MSU I 7, 8:40 and 10:20 $1. No ID's BUTCH J Internationa) Film Series, the color film shows the loneliness of two deaf mutes and a young I | I Color SEE beautiful women meet BJ.QQDY ||i|l|f|||fk CASSIDY " girl in a southern town. Directed by Robert Miller, the film stars Alan Arkin, I sudden brutal horror. IfIf 1C Ic II l< An electronic magazine of American AND THE SUNDANCE KID |m] Chuck McCann, Sondra Locke, | Percy Rodriguez, Cicely Tyson, I pop culture with flashes by: plus Biff McGuire, Stacy Keach Jr. | Paul Krassner, Richard Pryor, Lenny Bruce, .... Dany. and Laurinda Barrett. The Ace Trucking Co., Joan Baez, Rhinoceros, Shown 2nd at 9:00 p.m. J;oo A little too young for her husband. Tickets will be available at the door. | Ron Carey, Tuli ails A little too knowing for her lover. Kupferberg, Sha-Na-Na, Allen plus * CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN at 7:09 Ginsberg, Leonard Cohen, Malcolm X, Peter Max also 1 HORROR OF DRACULA at 10:40 'Hello-Goodbye", WED. Thru SUN. Open CINE SERIES 5 BIG DAYS 6:45 P.M. 15th WEEK! | XXX PROGRAM Feature 7:20 9:25 iHMWN^jnM3^^H0N^34^225^ • Just 4 miles E. of Campus M-43 "A TRIUMPH!" HE CONQUERED THE HILLS. PIECE BY PIECE! WINNER 1989 CANNES Next! "Quackser Fortune I Has a Cousin in the Bronx"J I FILM FESTIVAL BEST EROTIC FILM HARRY NOVAK PRESENTS TOBACCO ROODY Starring JASff R' WOT-ttoWf SHOWN AT 8:45 ONLY DIXIE DONOVAN • COLOR JOHNNY ROCCO with Debbie Osborne • Wendy Wini TOBACCO ROODY Twice at 7:09 - 10:40 Room SHOWN AT 7 and 10:30 TONIGHT ONLY! 106B $1.00 ID'S Produced and Directed by BUCKALEW BOXOFFICE INTERNATIONAL PICTUHt ROMEO & JULIET Once at 9:00 p.m. ELEC. HEATERS Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. February 3, 1971 7 Pogrom lo review Prof ties school Herbert C. Rudman, professor closer to society linkage between the institutions are all symptoms of schools, boards and curriculums the of administration and education, school population, Rudman and other social our illness." and the white bigot who seeks to said proposed studies enriching Tuesday that if society is institutions molding public Rudman said provincial keep his school lily - white both American life on the broadest fragmented, America's school opinion, values and knowledge. homogeneity within divergent propose a course of action that scales. can only be servants of "If the hedonistic philosophy groups is contrary to American carries the seeds of destruction I An annual eight - week "Great competing power groups. of "playboy" is reflected in the for democratic society." To follow the siren song of goals. adjectiyal education is to follow lecisions" discussion program Speaking to members of the mass media that also shape the "The black nationalist In place of curriculums the road to an atomized society, Vcusing on eight U.S. foreign Faculty Club, Rudman said attitudes and values of our demanding homogeneous appealing to narrow segments of he said. |,licy areas, begins Feb. 8. urban schools are the targets of people, can we expect our | The program, open to all increasing dissatisfaction on schools to teach the older values lcmbers of the University both national and local levels. Seminar sch of concern for others, delayed Immunity, will include "Those charged with the satisfaction of immediate wants sion of the following administration of schools face and a respect for the rights of loics W Vietnam, Cambodia and the prospect of a power struggle others?" ;; The Middle East Conflict; between the central board of Public funds and public Ltin America and the United education and those in the control are needed to modify lates; Man fcvironment; Communist China j.the United States; Dissent, blic Opinion and Foreign and H,s neighborhoods who seek not just decentralizaton but community control based neighborhood lines." along the influence of the mass media, theater, literature and family, he said. "Education on nuclear medicine licy; West Germany, and Making urban life rewarding may well be Ktional Priorities and World to all segments of the city's society's only hope, but its About 150 mid • Michigan The continuing education Moore Memorial Hospital, schools are but one weapon in Pinecrest, N.C., and Dr. D. Bruce population requires the practicing physicians will program is sponsored by its fight for social health." ( The program is an "adventure determination of all residents explore the use of nuclear Sparrow Hospital, the Ingham Sodee, director of nuclear exchanging personal and institutions, he said. "The illness I medicine in a daylong seminar County Medical Society, the medicine at Hillcrest Hospital, as see it," he fcinions," Randy Schuler, "The schools can develop the said, "is the divisive nature of Feb. 13 at Sparrow Hospital in Michigan Assn. of Regional Mayfield Heights, Ohio. kordinator for world affairs at attitudes that lead to Lansing. Medical Programs, the MSU They will also include Dr our social system. Emphasis Office of International cooperative living among diverse Authorities from four states College of Human Medicine and John E. Keyes Jr., asst. professo upon individual satisfactions as ■xtension in Continuing peoples, but it will take the real will present the fundamentals of Continuing Education Service of internal medicine at the opposed to the commonweal, Tducation said. estate companies, the bigoted the identification of hyphenated employing nuclear medicine in and Nuclear - Chicago (a University of Michigan Medical I Schuler said the program uses white and the racist black to give Americans as opposed to a the evaluation and management manufacturer of nuclear Center, and Dr. Frederick S. booklet published by the such attitudes the climate in of diseases of the brain, heart, medicine equipment). Mishkin, director of the Nuclear ■oreign Policy Assn. in New Luncheon speaker which they can blossom and national identity and the coordination lack of kidney, liver, thyroid, pancreas, Medicine Section at the Indiana between social ■ork for background reading spleen and bone. Speakers will include Dr. C. University Medical Center. grow. Education is the result of Speaking at the Faculty Club luncheon Tuesday was Herb Harold Steffee. pathologist at Indianapolis, Ind. Material for the discussions. Redman. He discussed problems in school and society and a number of social institutions weekly discussions and not merely the schools." "interchanging the the relationship between them. Rudman said educational * binions we have and the State News photo by Doug Bauman strategy should be aimed at a MSU LECTURE Cinions we've formed from fading the book," Schuler said. 1 He said he hoped to have i iflMERsnnD Kings, Queens and Concubines" 15 people and as many groups 0Today 5:30, 7:45 Twi Lite Hr., Adults 90c ■ill lpmand. be created as there is At this point, Schuler ■id, two groups are definitely of Haslett name American Premiere Eheduled to begin Feb. 8. T Anyone interested in joining a The Beal Street entrance to Street entrance should changing the name of Haslett By Richard Carey Iscussion group should contact the MSU campus doesn't correspond to any Haslett Street Entrance. '**" Ichuler at the Office of connect to Beal Street in East e'ther. Baron said the advisability of H Kf Today 5:35, 7:45 liternational Extension in [2| VTwl-Lite from Lansing, so there seems to be no At the Monday night meeting going through the changing of all Hr., Adults 90c, E lontinuing Education. apparent reason why the Haslett L^e East Lansing City University maps is not very high; I BUTCH & THE KID ARE BACK! Council, plans were approved to however, much thought has been London, England change the name of Haslett given to changing the physical | PAUL NEWMAN Jrican author-editor Street to Collingwood Drive to attempt to eliminate confusion of having both a the makeup of the intersection itself. , J GP THE SUNDANCE KID BUTCH CASSIDYANO "We have developed plans and An evening devoted to the intimate lives of members of the Royal Haslett Street and a Haslett lo speak to IDC class Road in the city. "We knew they ( the city flow requested dollars improvement so traffic would for this 0 Today 6:00,Hr., 8:00 Twi-Lite Adults 90c, 5:30 - 6:1 Housesof Tudor. Stuart and Hanover, as reflected in their private correspondence. Mr. Carey is an experienced theatrical director, evenly in and out of I I James lid former a Ngugi, African novelist lecturer nill,ni-t at the . in .. the Dept. of „ . English at council) changing were the thinking about campus," Baron said, name," Milton insufficient lanes and Baron, director of campus park coming from four different* citing traffic |CATCH-22Z & MARTIN BALSAM. RICHARD BENJAMIN ARTHUR GAKTUNKtL. fL,. w/f TONIGHT - 8:15 P.M. Northwestern University, Ngugi and planning, said, "but we directions as the majotj NtLllS FAIRCHILD THEATRE IrZl ? 7eg?n Liitrfn and fill speak at 7:30 tonight in ,s»1^.the»"thoro/threi'bookS the editor of an African haven't given much thought to deficiencies in the entrance. ^ Admission $1.00 or season ticket. fiOSB Wells Hall. literary magazine. Today 5:45, 8:00 Twi-Lite Hr., Adults 90c, 5:15 MSU Students admitted by full time validated I.D. J Ngugi, an East African literary • 5:45 - Igure, will lecture on the Ngugi's visit here is sponsored (African Writer and His Past" in by Rand Bishop, professor of An MHA- i IDC 390 course in African linguistics and oriental and its and humanities. 1 Currently a visiting professor African languages and coordinator of IDC 390. Presentation MSU International Film Series TONIGHT in BRODY I ^ffe6Heart lisalionelu "Hunter ... and from this man who could not speak or hear, the girl heard many things. 7 & 9 p.m. <&chnlcolor®cFr0m'WStfierJ3ras.-§even cArts »tH0MASC •»>,. FW«M,,TH0«SC *« WWWCMC.MW .O-cWhUOHM Cllli*Ult «P- Thurs., Feb. 4-7:30 p.m. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Admission $1.00 $1.00 Alif NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES admission ULspartan FRANUOR SHOPPING CENTER twin west 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phon. 351 0030 Tf Today At: 7:30-9:20 I Today Is LADIES' DAY 75c to 6 p.m. | flmerican Film ofthe Year! - Boxoffice Opens 12:45 Continuous from 1:20 p.m V * Hit No. 1 Shown 3:00-6:20-9:45 I lOHN O CONNOR /- j - I3CRNARU DRtrt I ; jTvx JACK NiCHni knN M'mm M'miti Good! IDs fascina,jn9 film! Abrasively contemporary! r required A FRANKOVICH PRODUCTION" PETER SELLERS GOLDIEHAWN KHSy "BEST FILM OF THE YEAR!" Screenplay by TERENCE FRISBY based on his original play Executive Producer JOHN DARK • Produced by MJ FRANKOVICH and JOHN BOULTING ■ Directed by ROY BOUl TING , York Daft'y ^/ews^Syn spartan twin east The story of a man full FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phow 351 0030 of all kinds ,... of tricks... the most surprising of which is staying alive. iBarbra Streisand - V DAVID NIVEN TOPOL T George Segal F^om,,un.P,tH*fPsPtev.nNAnAlcn]R3ya- vl STARRING yANNA KARINA JOHN HURT The Owl #| Conies ^ ' and the BARGAIN HOUR! 1:30-2:30 All Seats 75c Today At: 2:00-3:25-5:20- , VTenle Cuckoo LIZA Pussycat 7:15-9:10 MINELLI * 9. ™JlXT WE£K! Richard Harris Alex Guinness "CROMWELL" 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 3, |, HOLOGRAPH Laser device records data By MICHAEL FOK State News Staff Writer The use of laser photography in a credit card validator svst* is only one possible application of holography, aceordine in MSU engineering professor. * * Holography is a photographic process that uses a laser besmt burn an image or data onto a plate which can reconstructed only with a laser beam. then £ * William N. Sharpe, associate professor of mechanics and material science, said that a laser dev..v right angle and frequency would be necessary before tk information on the card, such as a person's description, couldb| Sharpe said the cloudy Image made on a plate by the hoium* would not make any sense unless it was reconstructed J!? laser. Another verification process might be to record a person' thumb print on the credit card's holograph and use that utJ validating it. ^ Holography comes from the Greek word "holo" whole or entire. The process used is to beam a laser or information to be recorded and then to at burn the plate the'objw reflections of the laser off the object and a mirror set witl ud MiU the object. v m No lens is used in making the holograph or in the picture which requires shining a laser reconstruct® through the hologram A hologram creates a distinct three dimensional picture wha - reconstructed as opposed to traditional record only two - dimensional impressions of an photography which« object. Many people in art have expressed an interest in because it can add this depth to a holography reconstruction, Sharpe said One of holography's greatest applications is information storage, Sharpe said. Theoretically one could record 10 to twelth power or a million the - million bits of information per cubic centimeter, he said. A bit of information is not a complete picture, bi component of a picture, such as a black, gray or white spot. The projection of a traffic signal such as a stop sign into the middle of a road could also be accomplished by setting up a law with a holograph at the side of the road. These and other developments require the development ofi cheap reliable laser, Sharpe said. The RCA cassette television system where viewers *3.44 thrifty acres will re,.., J/^ ryOKI Crosll5f' ^'"s ' "as'1 *3.97 Led Zeppelin III program will actually use holography with the consumer buyingi holograph which will be reconstructed by a laser in the system. |L?J Ufcflgil Stephen Stills The plates are not necessarily glass and could ™ 1^™ $3.44 Bee Gees- MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES OPEN: Monday thru Saturday: 9 AM to 10 PM produced on plastic by contact printing. The $100 million a year laser and actually be mas holography business has sea Led *2.87 Two Years On $2.87 a fantastic Zeppelin II Sundays: 10 AM to 7 PM growth in the past eight or nine years, Sharpe said. He said the tremendous progress to date reliable laser that would make might well lead to a low cos widespread use of holography possible. The laser -- which stands for Light Amplification Stimulated Emission Radiation -- is basically an ordinary flourescent light tube with a special glass so that it glows red rather than white. Mirrors at each end of the laser serve to reflect light back and forth so that the light becomes magnified into what is the most intense light source known to man. STEREO It ■=&.- i\SL L The laser radiation is not harmful in the sense of Sharpe sai£ftft Jt mmm*4Ml e in some inslanc^ \ High - powered lasers are now used to cut metals. Sharpe has a holography set up in his lab that is used in teaching a graduate experimental mechanics course. Very precise measurements are available with holographs that cannot be made using traditional recording systems, Sharpe said. He is conducting experiments using holography to study the high velocity deformation of objects. Sharpe said that by usinf the laser photography he can record displacement on the orderol Neil Diamond ■ Taproot Manuscript $2.87 ^on '°'in $2.87 Love Story • one - millionth of an inch. Sound 53.44 Shooting material off with an air gun, he can study the impact of the material,for example the impact of an auto bumper. Moody Blues - Question of Balance *3.44 Elton John - Sound TrackTrack * For his work the holograph equipment is mounted on a 1500 pound, vibration free table mounted on air bags to isolate the The Who - Live at Leeds e WConnectlon Weed muT*■*" AA Nei> Diamon(l'601,1 S7 PRtCES tN THIS AD GOOD FEB. 3 THRU SAT. FEB. 6 delicate measuring from vibrations in the College of Engineerinj building. Sharpe said holography is now used by industry to test tires, airplane panels and space vehicles. WMSN a/rs show .V on black WMSN radio wil! incorporate shows. Ideas for the type ol into its broadcasting schedule a material covered in the shows, black ■ oriented show beginning may be aubmitted to the statioa at 11 tonight. or Ahmed Karega or Kara The first show, entitled the Fitzgerald, c/o WMSN, Student Lynn Anderson - Rose Garden $2.87Santana Abraxas $3.44Simon and Garfunkel - 0 Black United Presents a Review of Recent Raps is in Front (BUF) depth review of Services B Spirit • Bridge Over Troubled Water an * Twelve Dreams of Dr. ^3.441 the four prominent blacks who have spoken on campus. They U' sophomore Sardonicus*2.87Chicago 53.97Sly and the Family Stone ■ Greatest Hits *3.441 are: Huey Newton, Walker Alexander, Sarah Fabio and Louis Farrakhan. Margaret Ahmed sophomore, Karega, and Detroit Karen joins SCOPE Fitzgerald, Nashville, Tenn., David Whipple, Grosse Point* junior, will be compiling the program to be aired every two sophomore, has been recently weeks. appointed to the Student "The main reason for creating Council on Pollution a" this program is to provide a Environment (SCOPE) by t» vehicle for black students to Environmental Protection express their views through an Agency. unbiased medium," Karega said. Whipple will serve on the Though the first show is being council with eight other ore presented by the BUF, the Lakes area students. Steppenwolf - remaining independent shows of will be that Former Secretary °f 'A' *3.87 YOUR Second Album $087 Hj«M organization. The shows will Interior Walter deal with issues in the black established SCOPE in 1969" coordinate stud e Steppenwolf - Live *3.87 CHOICE community Lansing. on campus Students are encouraged to and in environmental the federal government. programs Steppenwolf - 7 *3.87 EACH give their impressions of the The council is now jurisdiction of undertbe Three Dog Night - Three Dog Night Environmental P'®1 • Naturally csrioff Agency, recently created V encong fcy Suitable for Framing *3.87 a President all federal Nixon to environmental ac» Three Dog Night Neil Diamond - Greatest Hits mu Whipple is state chairman0' a rjr> Zero Population Growth (ZHJ Captured Live s3.87 Mama's and Para's • 16 Greatest Hits s3.87 alcjt a group concentrating problems of overpopulati°n- ^ S125 W. Saginaw—6200 S. Pennsylvania—Grand River Earth Day Environmental ' at Okemos Road I He also worked on last heipedo^ - In and recently , the Michigan Stuo Environmental Confederal Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 3,197! 9 State sales tax increase asked to combat pollution By JOHN MCKAY Byker said passage would "The lower the income," personal and real (corporate) weight tax set aside for marine likely take a few years, but he Byker said, "the less sales tax property must be taxed equally. construction projects as an expressed confidence that the they pay. Our society has biased Prior to the new constitution, example of a fund which had people would respond to -- has skewed -- its tax very he said, there were different more money than it needed He Pollution is the target of the rates of assessment -- 30 per cent said that the waterways fund is pollution as "a problem of heavily in favor of low income first piece of legislation tremendous for homes and 90 per cent for magnitude." people." being used to finance some introduced in the new session of "If real you're serious about Increasing corporate taxes is property. Now the rate is 50 projects which the public does the Senate, an amendment to fighting pollution," Byker said, not the answer either, Byker per cent for'both, he said, so not really want in order to use | the State constitution which "you'll have to put economic said. "Business is so competitive that the corporate rate has its revenue. would raise the state sales tax to muscle into the program." He that whatever costs you add, actually gone down while the Byker termed the disposal of five cents on a dollar. termed the construction of good rate on personal property has they have to pass on to the waste "an environmental The penny increase proposed waste disposal facilities "an consumer. gone up - but not enough to problem of great proportion," by Sen. Gary Byker, R - investment in our society. " "People think they're doing compensate for the loss in and said that people will tolerate ■ Hudsonville, would create a fund Sen. Coleman Young D - poor people a good turn by revenue. excessive pollution much more for "pollution abatement and Detroit, said he opposed the bill. socking it to business," he said. "The City of Detroit and readily than they will tolerate waste disposal facilities" that school budgets never recovered," "Everyone knows that (the "The best thing to do for moderate unemployment. ; would be available in grants to sales tax) is a highly regressive he said. "This change was the He said that the tax increase I local governments. working people is to create a tax," he said. "If they took the climate that creates an root of the present education would fight both problems by A two - thirds vote of both Concentration houses and approval by a sales tax off food and medicine I might consider it," he added. abundance of Byker, jobs." appropriations and urban crises." Young said that Michigan is creating new jobs through implemention of the bill majority of the state's voters is The idea of a "regressive tax" subcommittee chairman, said the only state with a flat rate Byker blamed the federal Concentration is needed for these designs in art class as the twisted hair in this student's hand necessary to amend the is basically that people with that Michigan already has a income tax, which he termed government for a great deal of constitution. Observers do not lower incomes spend a greater indicates. Or maybe she's creating her own original design for this class in the Kresge Art "semi - hostile" climate toward regressive and which he said the tax burden because of its Center. State News photo by Terry Luke expect the bill to gain much percentage of their money on business and that a further prohibits deficit spending in the failure to produce promised aid support. necessities and thus pay a tax on increase in corporate taxes state constitution. for the construction of a larger percentage of their would discourage new business "That damned constitution municipal waste disposal income. from coming into the state or set us back tremendously," he facilities. 'risoner's book Byker said that the average said. Byker said it is common provides present firms from expanding. household discharges 8,000 Young, however, disagrees. Rep. William Copeland, R - practice for the federal gallons of waste water and 80 "He (Byker) knows and Wyandotte, and House government to appropriate large gallons of rubbish and solid Appropriations Committee sums of money which it never everybody else knows that waste in a month. corporations have been given a chairman, said that he had not actually gives, at least in the He disagrees with those who bonanza under the new state had time to adequately study amount promised. However, the iarsh oppose the sales tax on the basis constitution." the proposed legislation, but citizens are informed only of I WASHINGTON (AP) - comment Jackson belong in every black awareness on inside a prison system 'system' that it is termed increase tax." the as regressive, and he proposed "basically a tax user He attributed much of the current fiscal trouble to the "uniformity clause" of the new constitution which provides that that in general purposes. He cited a he opposes earmarking funds for particular portion of the gas what was passed by Congress, and are largely unaware that what was appropriated often unpaid, Byker said. robbing a Bakersfield, Calif., gas ; Jackson has been in home," said one reviewer writing that mirrors and amplifies the station of $70. He says his court for 10 years, and lecisely that confinement that it's in the magazine Black World. Many men have written while society outside. The book is • appointed attorney advised him GREEN SPLASH selling "very to plead guilty in order to get a Ky have placed him at the serving time in prison: well," its publisher said last light sentence. (Women's Synchronized Swimming) The sentence lginning of a literary wave of Cervantes, DeSade, Thomas week, particularly in big cities when it came — one year to life. Je future. Moore, Ho Chi Minh, Sir Walter and around college campuses. ■ For many young activists, Raleigh, Deitreich Bonhoffer, Its success, coupled with the Now, as Brothers," one of three 'Soledad WET AND WILD lrticularly blacks, his book Oscar Wilde, to name a few, success of "Soul On Ice" led stand trial he's scheduled to AT Soledad Brother, The Prison along with — as one critic put it some critics to predict a growing on charges of killing a guard in Soledad Prison early Women's Intramural Pool itters of George Jackson," has — "a whole slew of Frenchmen." profusion of such works. fclaeed Eldridge Cleaver's The attraction of Jackson's Even before his this year. Conviction carries an Feb. 4, 5, 6 8:00 P.M. book was Toul On Ice" as a sharply book, however, was its automatic death penalty. Feb. 7 2:00 P.M. fcrded commentary on the treatment of two contemporary published, George Jackson was a CHARGE $1.00 celebrated cause in radical West One reviewer called Jackson's liys in which American society themes that quickly seized the Coast circles. letters, which begin in 1964, ■torts the souls of black attention of liberals and "the most important single Jople. activists: growing up black in He went to prison 10 years volume from a black since the Why Pay More! Why Pay More! / Why Pay More! Why Pay Morel letters of George white America, and growing to ago after he was accused of Autobiography of Malcolm X." CALIF. SUNKIST It, like "Soul On Ice," and ORANGES "Soledad Brother," had harsh IHRISTII words for the w4y - in which American society dispensed liberty and justice to blacks. Socialism in Chile faces Jackson, like Cleaver and Malcolm X, considers himself FRESHLY GROUND 3-lbs. or More HAMBURG 40* primarily a political prisoner, confined because of a social opposition in legislature system that traditional ways off limits to non declared most • of "making it" whites. TOP FROST STRAWBERRIES 29 FROZEN ■ SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - coalition has the remaining 80. Mercurio, the largest newpaper "There is no turning back ■hen Salvador Allende was The Christian Democrats also firm in Chile, supported SLICED from awareness," he wrote his laugurated as president three are holding up legislation to conservative Jorge Allessandri in father. "If I were to alter my CALIFORNIA lonths ago, he vowed to "open nationalize the country's big the election and was sharply step now I would always hate le door to socialism in Chile." U.S. owned copper mines, critical of Allende. myself. I would grow old feeling T0PC0 BLEACH 25* b far his coalition government, pending amendments. About two weeks ago the that I had failed in the Ihich includes Communists, has Chilean business leaders argue government sent tax inspectors obligatory duty that is ours once Janaged to force the door just that private enterprise will be to check El Mercurio's books. we become aware. I would die as Bghtly ajar. bankrupted by the government's The newspaper claims the most of us blacks have died over DINNERS 28 procedures as blood In terms of public health, he ■fusions or from the use of said, the ecological change 'ilkins to reedom fund Mo y Wilkins, executive Dctor of the National Assn. ■ the Advancement of Colored ■pie (NAACP), will speak at | annual Freedom Fund Jquet Sunday in Lansing, ■he Lansing chapter of the ■ACP is sponsoring the ■quet, which is at 4 p.m. in 1 Olds Plaza Hotel. Proceeds ■to the NAACP freedom fund. J'SU "'on President Jr. will Clifton R. introduce ns, who has been executive •ctor of the NAACP since D5 He is also chairman of the ■dership Conference on Civil W>ts and was a member of the Wdent s National Advisory ■nmission on Civil Disorders. Pence L. Bonham, president |ne local chapter, said tickets J ■him. the banquet are still available THRIFTY MEIJER ACRES SHAMPOO & SET 1 * HAIR CUT * Special February Bonus WEEKLY COLOR RINSE ONLY: 25' WITH SHAMPOO & SET *OPEN EVENINGS Pill. - FOR APPOINTMENT 372-8766 (W. Saginaw St.) Knapp's OHLL. 393-8568 (S. Pennsylvania St.) 351-3880 (Okemos) Shop Meridian Mall tonight thru Saturday to 10, Sunday 12 to 5 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February, j SPORTS DON KOPRIVA Wanted: HELP WANTED: Sprinter, with 5.9 Some best for 60, world record, desires big yard dash would be just the thing. time competition and meets. Will run Publicity is the gimmick, and that's what gets these "He'd have to be a real drawing card, to make it guys invited. Washington beat John Carlos just about a year ago in a special 60 yard dash in the MSU Maybe the simplest solution for Herb Washington worthwhile spending the money." would be a switch to the mile. It's the glamor event Relays, and although it attracted attention, it just The East and West coasts, where most of the didn't rate, because the promoters of track; it's what the fans like and there's always figured that prestige board meets are run, never have to look far although Herb's win was no fluke, Carlos was bound enough expense money in any meets's budget to for runners. to get beat sometime if he ran invite a few big names. enough. Not so with the 60 yard dash, and that's why in Mel Pender has been a long established star in the - East, and Dr. Delano Meriweather, the 27 - year - old Washington hasn't lost a 60 • yard dash since this slow and discouraging winter of 1971 Herb March, 1969, when he finished third behind Carlos in Washington has almost become a man without a wonder, has come along to add a new face and a bit the indoor NCAA. Since that time he's won of unpredictability to the dash scene. every meet. time out, including the biggest one of all, the world He's slated to run the 50 in the Maple Leaf Games Good backup runners can always be found on the record - tying 5.9 in front of the home folks in Cobo in Toronto this Friday, and although it's a good meet, indoor circuit, like the Army's Greene or Bill at last March's NCAA meet. and many top runners will be there, including old Hurd, ex - Notre Dame sprint sensation now with the rival Charlie Greene, it's not quite the same as the one But this just isn't enough. Big Ten and Central Philadelphia Pioneers. So there's no need to look to he missed last Friday in New York. the Midwest, for big name stars for a Collegiate century titles outdoors just aren't good six second It was the Millrose Games. Herb couldn't get in event. enough or big enough. Herb needs the big one, the that meet. For various reasons, perhaps some of them AAU or the NCAA. Or the Pan Am Games. Or a 9.1 justified, the meet promoters told Washington they What would help Washington most is to build 100. There's no saying he won't get any of these this up a just didn't need him. good national reputation. He's done this indoors but year. MSU sprint coach Jim Bibbs claims there are a that just doesn't count for much and Herb is the first number of reasons why Washington can't get one to admit it. ■'I've just got to sit and wait," he says, and there's A big win. invitations to most big meets on the boards in ihc no hint of disouragement or anger in his voice. It probably would help in selling me to promoters East. It's the moment of truth in the 1970 MSU Relays 60 yard dash and Herb to do something - big outdoors," Washington says, and He knows he's the best and he's Washington is "The mile is the glamor event," Bibb' expalins, Bibbs concurs, pointing out that proved it enough. approaching the finish and a big win over Olympian John Carlos. A year later, that's "and most of these meets are experiencing financial making the U.S. But maybe it will take a 5.8 on the boards in Cobo to been national team or winning the NCAA AAU 100 forgotten and Washington is one of many top sprinters who can't get invited to or - show the unbelievers. big time meets because of financial problems and lack of national reputations. GONZALEZ, BOYLE Senior tankers improving his squad right now, freestyler Rican Olympic team in 1968. several events at the title meet place in the top six ii George Gonzales and At those games, he swam five this year, including the 200, backstrokei Mike Boyle. Both races: the 200, 400, and 1500 - circuit, and there arc those tfc started 500, and 1650. He may also see think he may do it. their careers at MSU in meter races, and the 400 and some relay duty in either the Fetters is one. 1967, before the days of 800 meter relays. While he failed 800 or the 400 yd. events. Accordinf freshman eligibility. to - him, Boyle is "somewhat an4 come up with his best Many swimmers would shrink of where he has been That year, they both played it | performances and was bothered from such a heavy load, and important roles in point in the season, gaining by the high altitude of Mexico prefer to concentrate on one or could be second place in the Big Ten a big factor i| City, he still considers the two races, but Gonzales Freshman meet, ahead of determining the season's fa Olympic Games his biggest thrill welcomes the challenge. The outcome for the Indiana. to date. Spartans. Spartans are going to need every Speaking of both men, They've both been important This year, Gonzales is growing point they can get to hold onto point - winners for the Spartans more and more pleased with his said, "I think 1 (an honestiyaM third place in the conference, that both have worked very I* ever since. progress every meet. He, as well and Gonzalez wants to Gonzales has been something help get and have done a good job lot J as the rest of the Spartan those points any way he can. of a workhorse for the past 3' : years Both hn during the past swimmers, is hoping to reach his And the way he is going, scored for us in the Big Ten,al three years. He has competed in peak for the Big Ten George Gonzales is a threat to will do so again this year, h every freestyle event from the 200 to the 1650, and on the 400 championships next month. make the finals in all of them. been very glad to have had thnH Last Saturday, against Ohio and 800 - yd. relays. Boyle has an even tougher job here." His Big Ten placings include a University. Gonzales swam two ahead of him as the backstroke fine races to win both the 200 is perhaps the most rugged event fifth in the 1650 as a and 500 - yd. freestyle events. in the Big Ten this year. Wells arrested sophomore, and a sixth in the And most encouraging of all, he same race as a junior. Gonzales felt he could have gone much Defending champion Indiana alone boasts five of the top OAKLAND, Calif. was also a member of the Puerto faster. He hopes to swim backstrokers in the world, and Oakland Raiders Football itil (ITI)-| teams like Michigan and Ohio Warren Wells faces more coil State are also equipped with difficulties after two arrests oil talented backstrokers. So Boyle, who placed seventh drunk driving charges in hfl than 24 hours. in the 200 as a sophomore, and Wells, 28, a wide receiver hi 12th (with better time than a the year before) as a junior, as the Raiders, was arrested etrljfl Monday in Oakland California well as eighth in the 100 as a Highway Patrol officers said thql sophomore, has his work cut out chased Wells in his 1970radii( for him. at 90 miles an hour t Nonetheless, his goal is to bringing him to a stop. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 3, 1971 13 -SPORTS RICK GOSSELIN I Howe unexcelled Lions O.K. Pontiac stadium DETROIT (UPI) at being the best - William Clay Ford, owner of the Detroit Lions, sent a letter Monday to with the construction and lease of a stadium facility for the the NFL team to Pontiac, about 20 miles north of Detroit, but for the location of a sports stadium for the Detroit Lions Tiger Stadium near downtown area, are prepared to the go out and get a new football franchise," said Gehrke, who is Detroit Lions," Ford said in a indicated he would make a and their fans." board chairman of First Federal the Pontiac Stadium join him in another stadium Authority, letter to Harold A. Cousins,, "I now feel it would be giving the go-ahead for plans to public statement outlining his venture away from the 80-acre Savings of Detroit. Chairman of the Authority. own stadium plans in the near unfair to the city and to Lions' site on the Detroit river. "We have had many obstacles build a new stadium in that yenty - five years. Two and one - half decades. Think about suburban city. Earlier in the day, Ford said future. fans to let the Wayne County John E. Fetzer, owner of the in the past and expect to have think 0f ail the things that have happened since 1946 - 25 "We have advised our legal he didn't think a stadium would In a statement, Ford said he Stadium Authority proceed with Tigers, was not immediately many obstacles in the future, Irs ago. The first General Assembly of the United Nations counsel to prepare and send to be built in downtown Detroit. repeatedly stated that he did not its plans, and the resultant available for comment. but the stadium can and will be Evened. Television came into being. Five presidents have been He would neither comfirm nor consider a site on Detroit's financial costs, on the Hans Gehrke, chairman of the built," he said. led in the White House. It's been one helluva long time. Very you authorization to proceed deny that he was ready to move waterfront "to be a suitable one assumption that the Detroit Downtown Stadium Working Members of the group insist I things have remained constant in the last 25 years. But one Lions would become a tenant if, group, said he hoped both the they can construct a domed, all - Jenomenon that has been stable, consistent, and even and when, such a stadium is Lions and Tigers would play in a weather stadium with a capacity ■standing in this stretch of time has been an athlete, believe it constructed," he said. new domed stadium in of 55,000 for football and t A man so dedicated to sports as to stay with his love for Ford, the grandson of the downtown Detroit. 70,000 for baseball with off-site ,g, tedious years. Gordie Howe, auto pioneer, said the Lions "But if we are forced, we will parking for 9,000 cars. bne can't even ponder all that Howe has accomplished in his "have weighed carefully the fczing feat of endurance. Everything -- he holds the record for proposals and progress of other Cything that the NHL has ever thought about keeping records groups and feel it is in the best Brown, MacGregor unhappy I He stands head and shoulders above not only every hockey interests of all concerned to Iyer that has ever lived, but also every athlete that has ever move ahead with Pontiac." Jed walk the ground of his chosen field. Bust take a look at the record books. Most seasons, most The controversy surrounding with Ranger-Red Wing deal where a new sports stadium Tes, most goals, most assists, most points, most anything, most should be located has been NEW YORK (UPI) - Arnie [rything. Howe left nothing unanswered in his quest for hockey Larry Brown. brewing for about two years. Brown and Bruce MacGregor, Both Arnie liiinance. Leaders of the effort to build the Brown, in his Ifhe NHL all - star game was established in 1947. Twenty - four key men in the five - player seventh season with the Rangers, a new domed stadium on deal between the New York and tes have been played in that series involving the greatest names MacGregor, a 10 - year Detroit's waterfront said they Rangers and Detroit Red Wings, veteran with y has ever known. Gordie Howe has played in 22 of those "intend to build the stadium Detroit, are both expressed unhappiness at unhappy about starting all |i tests. with or without the Detroit being sent to new teams. in home. over twenty ■ one times Gordie Howe has scored twenty goals or Lions." a new ■re in one season. That's more goals scored than the combined The Downtown Stadium The Rangers, with a surplus of s of St. Louis and Philadelphia in their most productive Working group has been working wealth on defense, sent ns. for more than two years making rearguards Arnie Brown and fourteen times Howe has surpassed the thirty goal plateau. Mike and minor It's more goals than such stars as Ted Lindsay, Bernie feasibility studies and lining up Robitaille financial and civic support for league center Tom Miller to joffrion, and Nels Stewert could amass over their careers. the riverfront site. Detroit Monday in exchange for ?The red light behind a net signifying a goal is usually kept lit Ford has said the Detroit veteran froward Bruce I an average of five seconds after a score has been made. Taking It little piece of information into mind, if Gordie Howe scored Tigers, owners of the present MacGregor and defenseman ■ of his goals back - to • back, that little light would be burnt J in no time as it would be Kjted for 63 consecutive . Inutes. And that's not I Dear Landlord, Sooner tinting the 67 playoff goals I ■we has accumulated! J Proposed |The people of Detroit don't I or Later HiFi Buys \erve Gordie Howe. No one | This is an artist's conception of the Twin Stadium complex proposed near the M-59 and 1-75 jes. He is in a class by himself. has spoiled the city of i intersection in Pontiac. On the left is the football stadium and on the stadium with the sliding dome in between. right is the baseball Is Goin' To Gel You! Itroit with the success he has /^p wirephoto len it. The hockeysituation in ^ I Motor City now stands with " 2ND STRAIGHT WIN ■thing less than a playoff team I Say — we hear that you don't have a BOSE SPEAKER ling accepted. It is eating \ SYSTEM in your most exclusive residence, Cowles House. ■we's heart out to play with a Why not? Now here's an innovative sound anyone would Km d doing as dismally as the Wings are right now. It ate G-men batter Badgers really appreciate. 89 per cent reflected sound, 11 per cent directed sound. And with such uncomparable clarity and realism, you'll find yourself surrounded in stereo! So step |ank Mahovlich's heart out, inside HlFI BUYS and find out why this speaker has rave >, but he was tradable. Howe Uram easily grabbed a first Uram dominated the vault, reviews from nine maior high fidelity magazines then By MIKE ABERLICH |iot. . . . He is doomed to Detroit, with a 9.15, Balhorn's 8.6 was Morse the parallel bars and you can raise the rent! i 1 really doubt If he would State News Sports Writer good enough for second. Third Balhorn took over on the high le it any other way. Superior went to John Kugler of bar to make Szypula's smile even Ickey has been Howe's way of After colliding head - on with Wisconsin. wider than the scoring gap. [ for the past quarter of a a pair of the top gymnastics Badger captain Larry Scully Tom Kuhlman, back for only We make = litury. The fans won't let him teams in the nation, the MSU poled Wisconsin's highest mark his second meet since a bout e a bad game. But everyone ..tit gymnasts got a bit of a breather with a 9.05 first on the side with mononeucleosis, took a Sooner or later the greatest snow! list have a bad game once in a Come ski and see! Enjoy 16 Monday night as they clobbered horse, but the MSU depth second on the high bar, but a 3 chairlifts/f-Bar, 10 Bile. But no, the fans say, not GORDIE HOWE Wisconsin, 156 - 143.50, before proved to be too much for the good share of Szypula's praise if you care runs, a home crowd in the IM Sports visitors as Balhorn, Uram, Factor went to tows, great night lighting. Factor who consistently ll'd be willing to wager that every father that has ever taken his Arena. and Don waybrigit followed in that about music, Equipment rentals. Expert provided depth for the winners. staff of 24 certified instruc¬ p to a hockey game has told him to "watch number nine in the Coach George Szypula was order. " My father told me that, and believe me, I've learned the The Spartans will be on the tors for individual or class given a chance to look at some Szypula held back Morse from kne from slope • shouldered number nine. Hockey excellence rs Howe wherever he goes. of the younger Spartans in the the ring competition but Uram road again this weekend, visiting Iowa, but will return the you will own lessons. Ski patro! on duty tc assist you. Great rew lopsided meet, as he scratched a wasn't to be denied another ■No man has ever dominated a sport the way that Howe has. couple of his regular performers first, as he and Wisconsin's Dave following Saturday for a long - lodge facilities! New, en¬ Torn his humble beginnings in Saskatchewan, Howe has pulled for less experienced awaited - for meet with Indiana Bose 901 Direct/ larged cafeteria. New, ex¬ some Lantry both drew 8.85's for a and Eastern Michigan. |ckey up by its ears and set it on the same level with the personnel. share of first. panded bar area and steak :r erican sports of baseball, football, and basketball. No one has done that to a single sport. Babe Ruth was close, but Ty But it was still the overall Reflecting Speakers room. Dancing Friday and ability of the Spartan all - Saturday to "live" music. Ibb was the man that helped polish the game. Not in the case of around trio of Mickey Uram, | Ample, free lighted parking. ®we. Ruth would hit home runs. Howe would score goals AND Randy Balhorn and Ken Factor $476 For "up to the minute" snow I up his team mates. Howe would work on the power play, kill Giant Ski that pulled the meet out of the reports and additional infor¬ InalUes, help coach the team, run the Detroit on - ice show, and Badgers' reach in the early going. mation, telephone (313) kt about everything else you can possibly dream up. * Balhorn ammassed 52.5 227-1451. Send for free, full- ■Tony Esposito, the top goaltender in the game today, put ®rdie Howe in his proper perspective concerning hockey. points against the Big Ten opponent.. Uram was awarded Hi Fi Buys color brochure. Mt. Brighton, Brighton, Michigan 48116 T'Gordie Howe is probably the greatest athlete the city of Clearance 52.05 and Factor added 49.30 Our tenth year of helping ifroit has ever seen or the NHL will ever see," Espo said. on the way to the Spartans' 1101 E. Grand River "f one really thinks about people have fun! It, twenty five years is a long time. second win in a row against J awfully long time. A lot has changed in that stretch of time, three initial setbacks. kt not Gordie Howe. He's great, been great, and always will be Charlie Morse competed in SKI S-BOOTS-CLOTHING JU vt's fcat. It's as simple as that. ■ People seem to be only one event against the going ga • ga over such young stars as Badgers, and in that one, the ■hnny Bench, Bobby Orr, Lew Alcindor, and Jim Plunkett. But ■me and see me in 25 years, my friend, when the Benchs, Orrs, parallel bars, the Spartan junior ALL SALE ITEMS 203 E. 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AKC. Three be pleased with the veek. DENTAL ASSISTANT. Full or part appliances, air conditioner, ONE GIRL TO sublease winter GIRL. OWN Close. Good player, $75. Have to be believes to females. Your pick. $120. Call State News Classified helpolL The State News will be time, with orthodontis experience. garbage disposal. In Haslett, only minutes from campus. No pets. Rivers Edge roommates. room. After 5 p.m. call be seen. Rich, 351 -5869. C-2-3 482-5887. 3-2-5 All Downtown. 482-9695, days; 351-1416. 5-2-5 Connie. 484-1617. 3-2-5 Through Want Ads you fM responsible only for the 484-0702 evenings. 3-2-5 Phone 339'2490 for appointment. YASHICA CAMERA, TL-Super, cash for 5-2-9 POODLE - MINIATURE black, 2 good first day's incorrect case, camera bag, filters, lens merchandise you no Iodm LANSING SAGINAW Street, West. TWO GIRLS needed for 4-girl house hood. Don or yeers old, gentle. Call 393-5049 insertion. I AM a who - Richard. Phone young man is very OWN ROOM in 4-girl Beech street 2 bedroom furnished, including on Gunson. 3 bedroom. No lease. 332-5555. S-2-5 after 5 p.m. 2-2-4 use, and you can pop tiki pollution and I'm doing the best duplex, $55 or best offer. utilities. 487-3323, 487-6069. 351-2054. S-2-4 extra money in your credkl job I can to fight it. I would like Immediate occupancy, 351-3747, 5-2-3 ONE GIRL to share bedroom in DRUMS. SLINGERLAND. 4 spiece account. Dial 355 82s| to show you how you can join the 332-2961. X-3-2-5 professional, Zildjian cymbals. today! ONE GIRL. Whitehall house. 1037 East Grand River, Cases. Excellent. 351-2724. fight and earn money. If Manor. Mt. GRAND RIVER across from Red Barn. $60. A-5-2-3 FOR THE best in hair 2822, North 5 Hope / Hagadorn. Grad student Automotive interested call 337-2127, ask for rooms furnished, just remodeled. preferred. Call 3 351-5571. C UNION BUILDING BARtfuH Dave. 1-2-3 - 5 p.m., W8ter 351-3035. 5-2-3 SANSUI 5000A 180 watt AM-FM SHOP. C-2-3 paid, private entrance. CAMARO, 1969 Z-2 FOREIGN GRADUATE student $90/month. 371-1173, 484-0897. stereo receiver. TEAC 4010S MINIATURE POODLES. 10 weeks Polyglas, 337-1134. 5-2-5 full wants ghost writers for one fiction 10-2-16 LANSING OR East Lansing. One automatic reverse stereo tape old. Dark gray. AKC. Call Peanuts Pergonal I and one biography. Write Box 98, bedroom furnished. Large, airy deck. Kenwood KR 100 AM-FM 351-7389. A-10-2-11 East Lansing, Michigan 48823. SPACIOUS LUXURY two rooms. Air conditioned. 140 watt stereo receiver. Sony HARGER, 1969, Special Edition. Small V-8, 35,600 miles. 3-2-3 apartment. Across from campus, Beautifully maintained. Suitable TC255 stereo tape deck. Mobile Homes Evenings, spring. 351-2794. 3-2-5 for faculty, grad students, business Warfedale W30D speakers. Sansui 489-2042. 4-2-5 ROOMMATES NEEDED, house, model 200 4 way 5 speaker LIZARDS NEW Bar and Restaurant, people, married couples. Lease. 1970 ACTIVE 12x60 executive own with 224 Abbott Road (across from the 513 HILLCREST. 332-3135 or 882-6549. O room, utilities paid, $52. system. Craig model 2704 stereo Happy one expando. Furnished, new carpet L.D. AND L.I.G., al CHEVELLE 1970. 4-speed, low State 484-9625. 4-2-5 cassette deck. STEREO amplifiers, Theater, East Lansing). i building. Close on lot. Call 371-1812 after 5:30 happiness and love always. Mi mileage, excellent condition. Call Taking new applications for WOODS IDE tuners, receivers, turntables, and Fully furnished; every APARTMENTS. New, EiH-i anVtime weekends Aj5-2-3 1-2-3 393-1980 after 4 p.m. 3-2-5 ONE MAN, own room 5 blocks from tape recorders. TV sets. 98 track bartenders, cooks, waitresses and utilities paid. $165. one bedroom furnished, balcony, busboys. Applicants that have 351-0705. 3-2-5 laundry, security locks, quiet area. campus. $55 monthly. 351-9421. tape players. 250 used 8 track GENERAL, 8x35. By Coral Gables. CHE.VY 1962. Fair condition, runs Close LESLIE. THANKS f< 351-4698, ED 2-2920, 349-9152. X-3-2-4 tapes, cassettes and reel tapes. to MSU. Move In today. previously applied should reapply months. There's m good. $150. Call 351-9454. 3-2-5 this week in person also. 5-2-5 FURNISHED. PRIVATE. Deposit. 3 AM-FM and police band radios Cozy, 1V4 bedrooms. Furnished. Love always, Mike. rooms. 1021 Hickory. IV 5-1864 Excellent condition. $1350. CHEVROLET 1970 or OR 6-5502. 4-2-5 OKEMOS, ONE bedroom apartment, Rooms and oriental well tapestries. 351-7679 efter 5 p.m. 4-2-5 Nova. (TWO) GIRLS needed in our WILCOX SECONDHAND Under 8,500 miles. Lik telephone office three hours \ furnished, parking, utilities paid. STORE, 509 East Michigan, THREE 351-6586. 5-2-3 FURNISHED ROOM. 334 Michigan NAMCO Economical 6-cylinder. F evening 5 days a week. $30 a we BEDROOM spacious. 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m., Monday 1969. Furnished, 12x60, Available Avenue. Across from Williams also February 14th. thru Saturday.C washer, dryer, dishwasher, opportunity, call 372-8089. 3-2-4 349-0242 after 5 p.m., weekends. SHARE UNIQUE _ 5-j?l9 »?rbage_di.posaL 627-9166. 3-2-5 5-2-8 Capitol, $47.50, plus utilities. Box MEN'S SINGLE room, 3 blocks from PHOTOGRAPHER'S Recreation SERVICES. 1967 ROYCRAFT, CORVAIR, 1963. Doesn't run, will GIRL A-1, State News. 5-2-3 Union. 51x12, 2 WANTED, to clean house. Available immediately. bedroom. On a lot in Grand sell parts. After 5 p.m., 355-0758. References. Mileage plus wages. GRADUATE OR serious student. Phone 337-1408 before 12, after 5 2-2-3 Close to campus. Quiet. 2-man. TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile Ledge. Carpeted living room. Air 349-0329. 3-2-4 EUROPE, $209, roi $110 plus utilities. ED 2-5374. home units. Lakeview lots. __p:ni13-2-5_ conditioned. In excellent London, summer '71. Call CORVAIR 1965 3-speed. 95 hp. $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes NEWLY condition. 627-7062. 5-2-8 YOUNG MEN willing to work in 5-2-8 DECORATED efficiency LARGE ASSORTMENT of r 393-7520. 5-2-5 Good condition. from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 rooms. Share bath. Quiet adult, Dependable exchange for horse's board or for pennies and nickels. REMBRANDT, 12x50 1970. Fully transportation. $325. 353-2845. horse and board. SPACIOUS TWO bedroom. references. $23/week. 663-8418 351-7391, after 5:30 p.m. 3 MILLER carpeted. Furnished, with storage 5-2-8 RANCH, 645-7362, 645-7762. C Bordering on campus. SOUTH END, ranch, 3 bedroom, __5-2-4 shed For Spring E and $155/month. Partially furnished. furnished, deposit. 882-6823 after garbage disposal. Must 8 DAYS ON THE I GET IN on the funl Read the TYPEWRITER, sell fast. Call 676-1412 CORVAIR 1962. Suitable for s PART TIME, earn up to $50 - $75 337-1127.4-2-5 5 p.m. 5-2-4 UNDERWOOD 482-4954. A5-2-4 or SPANISH RIVIERA! Peanuts Personals in the Want Ads portable, $24.95. Used furniture distance driving. $125. per week. Car 332-8748, after 5 p.m. 3-2-5 351-7319 for interview. C necessary. Call GIRL NEEDED each dayI of all kinds. ABC SECONDHAND 24900» spring term. Two MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share STORE, 1208 Turner. C MARLETTE, 10'x50'. Best offer . Jomplete Deluxe Pack# 1 bedroom, three man. Chalet luxury apartment near campus. ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. over $2,000. Completely I Call Frank Buck 351-860jj CORVAIR 1964. 4 speed stick. G 337-2448. 3-2-4 Call 351-0732 9 PART TIME employment: 12-20 a.m. - 6 p.m. TF Completely furnished. 372-8077 furnished. Call 487-0261. A-2-3 condition, dependable. $ STEREO AND 8 track car tape hours per week. Automobile before 4 p.m. C 355-7995. 3-2-5 TWO BEDROOM luxury apartment. NEAR MSU. player, with FM stereo, $75 each. required, 351-5800. O Large, furnished, 1 $200. For spring term only. 627-5865, after 6 p.m. 5-2-5 bedroom apartment, for 2 or 3 oInHr o wri awj FIAT 1969 convertible, 850 Spider, students. 6 unit complex. CROSSWORD u n'a|e r l | | white. Call after 5 p.m., 372-8976! For Rent Carpeted and lots of closet FENDER BANDMASTER. Perfect. IMMEDIATELY, MAN for luxury Call space. MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. First $225. What the X77"* I PUZZLE a yisBniaIi mb MUSSELMAN apartment. Close, reasonable, 332-3582. Evenings, REALTY, Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to want to get rid of it. Steve, x ah e PRONI ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries reduced deposit. 332-6909. 5-2-4 351-7934. FORD, 1957, V-8 automatic, power SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV TF campus. 487-5753, 485-8836. O 351-5869. C-2-3 ile 6|d> G.I J steering. 50,000 miles. RENTALS. 372-4948. C pmn.e pmp e-ki Mechanically perfect, $150. Call TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student ACROSS 22. Dog fight e[amd1i ipbpia 349-2494. 4-2-5 TV RENTALS — Students only. Low units. These spacious luxury apartments 1. Diagram 24. Prosecute rlsHnee*! are completely FORD CUSTOM 500, 1964. $175. monthly and term rates Call carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean 6. Birds of prey 25. Infant's food j |eq|pa[RjPjj. Good running condition Tail 351-7900 to reserve yours 10. Bluejacket 27. Rich man c uicirfflLMflg. UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C furniture. Each unit has 11. Sharpen 31. Weaving device oa bMlIi IlBcie, 351-7071.1-2-3 a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 12. Prescription 35. Ripped VBsIlIyBt® HE'S HAPPY! individual control - central air conditioning. Theso four ? t TV AND stereo man 13. Glacial 36. Refuse wool LEMANS, 1966. rentals, satisfaction guaranteed. Free units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure snowfieid 37. Cummerbund stick. Nice co.„ delivery, service and 14. Venerable 39. Findar work 355-8997. 5-2-8 pick-up. Call NEJAC, time has been adequately planned for with a 337-1300. C giant heated 15. Chinese 40. Tempo MGB 1965. Radials, needs some swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you noodles 42. Cruise ship PARKING SPACES Stoddard near 17. "Light-Horse 44. War god body work. $600, best. 485-9844 want to bo among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call Burger King. $5 monthly. Call Harry 45. Amalgamation A-5-2-5 MUSTANG 1966 289, Heater, new brakes, good running 3-speed. 351-8238.0 STEREOS AND Refrigerators for SHE'S HAPPVI today. There 2 bedroom units start at $65/month per man. MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 18. Declare 20. Plug 46. Funeral pile 47. Shaded retreat 1. Cashew nut oil 2. Pronoun 5. Characterise! 6. Confess (Cupid Helped) 7. Puppy rent. A TO Z >n. $700. 882-1230. 1-2-3 349-2220. O RENTAL, FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: m n 8. Morning reception MUSTANG 1965. Good condition MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or332-6441 9. Control $275. Phone 355-2770. 1-2-3 STROBE LIGHT rentals by the night 10. Unravel OLDSMOBILE 88, 1 964 or weekend. MUSIC 351-7830. C-2-3 Call MARSHALL SIX, NINE and TWEL VE MONTH LEASES i 12. Froth 16. Substantia convertible, just tuned, new exhaust, full power, snow tires, AVAILABLE. z P 19. Cried best offer. 339-8362. 5-2-3 4channel P 21. Fuel 23. Chews . TEMPEST PONTIAC 1965. 4-door, white, power steering, automatic V-8. $650. Call Linda, 373-2132 SOUND Ctopcfungfjam m P 26. Fluid partoi blood 28. Giant hangar"0 ■ | or 882-8483. A-5-2-4 29. Directive DEMONSTRATION! and so can you by 30. Lager 4620 S. Hagadorn We're expecting a crowd 31.Junk SKYLARK GS 1966. Great low mileage. 353 5733. 3-2-4 Make shape, offer. be sure you get a chance io hea this exciting demonstration, comi - so t< placing your Display Ad Today! Valentine just north of Mt. Hope Rd. MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: I 32v Ancient 33. Say in and make a reservation foi 34. Compound Thursday, Friday or Saturday. ether .■ 347 Student Services TUrSna,.C°L,LECTABLES into The Stereo Shoppe Alco Management Company 38. Medicinal PjJ I antiques with low-cost Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 today! 543 E. Grand River 337-1 300 355-8255 8 - 5 p.m. 1 41. Compass F" I 43. Gone by I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 3,1971 15 | ACAPULCO 8 days — JetAir Youth the educational process." committee re By JEFF £HELER Ryan compared students' (Cruise with Unlimited State News Staff Writer Ryan said the committee would aim at decision - making at rights in committee should receive youth - oriented proposal to include students on university round Liquor, Nightclub student and youth "consumer colleges and bills. governing boards. This would also require a protection" universities to labor's right to For example, Ryan said, a bill to lower constitutional amendment. State Rep. Jackie Vaughn's in education and in bargain with lembership to Bocacck) committee on Total Youth special society generally. management. the voting age to 18 must go to the "That is a very good example of the tub. 2 Swimming pools. Participation "Students are on the consumer end of "In the industrial establishment labor Constitutional Amendment Committee type of bill the new committee should will now be a full - fledged standing the educational establishment has no right to own and operate the committee in this legislative session. and they plant," even though it involves youth rights in "the consider," Ryan said. "It undertakes the I $208 plus gratuities the name will be changed. Only should have the rights of consumers," Ryan said. "They do have the right to societal establishment." very difficult question of the degree a Ryan said. bargain on questions that directly affect "I admit that it may be difficult from student should participate in the decision 1 Stan Feldman 393-6575 - House Speaker William A. Vaughn said he hoped to hold public them. Ryan, D - time to time to apply this distinction, but making process of an educational Detroit, has changed the committee's hearings around the state on "student "In the same way, students probably there is a distinction," Ryan said. institution." status and tagged it the Student and Youth consumer protection" bills. have no right to run the educational Besides Vaughn the committee includes In case of a bill where there Participation Committee. But the committee is not aimed institutions. But they do have the may be Reps. William M. Brodhead, D - Detroit; solely at right to overlapping interest, Ryan said, the students, Ryan said. participate in the orderly process of new Morris W. Hood Jr., D - Detroit; James E. "The word 'participation' indicates what committee could receive the bill after liu'VE worked hard and fael is wrong with the present arrangement," "We are talking here of student decision - making on issues that affect initial committee action. This would not be O'Neill Jr., D - Saginaw; Michael A. Dively, now is the tlma to begin participation in the educatonal them and also in R Traverse City; John M. Ryan said Tuesday. "Students have come redressing grievances," he unusual since bills sometimes - Engler, R • Mt. yinfl the best in life. So start establishment," Ryan said. "But we are said. go through Pleasant; and David M. Serotkin, R - Mt. of age communication - wise. several committees before final action is a beautiful new homa In a They are also talking of youth Clemens, more able to knowledgably participate in participation in the Ryan said there would likely be an taken. IV Okemos erea, 3 bedrooms, societal establishment." Two vacancies on the committee will be ths, fantastic family room and overlap situation in determining which Another example, Ryan said, would be a filled next week, Ryan said. ng room. Everything you r«e and more end the price is i $39,900. Call for FOR APOLLO CREW mJH , _jO glad ■ md. Martha Mertz, 339-9466 ■ SIMON REAL ESTATE, Docking " lS Branch, 349-3310. 4-2-4 BlNG Me Kqe FOR LOW price and big with adequate space? ■in 3 bedroom ranch with fenced yard, full basement This 2 car SPACE CENTER, (AP) — The chances are Houston Shepard Jr. and Edgar D. But like any activity in the alternprobably Shepard — would reach ■ priced at $21,900 is the home Mitchell leave the moon and are out of considered remote, but what cold vacuum of space, where Antares and grab the lyou. FHA/VA and Farmer's ready to come home? docking probe happens if the Apollo 14 How will they get themselves only a fabric suit and a helmet on Kitty Hawk Lie Administration financing is stand between an astronaut and while the other held onto the (liable. To see, call Maynerd docking mechanism balks again and the boxes of moon rocks tether when astronauts Alan B. and film from the lander Antares death, there's no margin for tying them together. y, 351-5210, or SIMON From the ESTATE, Okemos • MSU . back to the Kitty Hawk and error. probe, the first Apollo 14 mission director astronaut would move Ech. 349-3310. 5-2-5 rejoin crewmate along a Service Stuart A. Chet Lee says he is convinced handrail on the hatch side of the Roosa? the probe and drogue — the two Kitty Hawk and climb in. Service Shepard and Mitchell will Then the astronauts would PROFESSION have choice. key elements in the docking no They'll don device — are working properly. use the tether to transfer, If ISMAKING, ALTERATIONS, spacesuits, climb through the There shouldn't be a problem possible, two boxes of moon RMALS. Experienced, hatch of their fragile, cramped rocks and other items IBM Typing Saturday when Antares and that le charge. 355-1040. lander and flat through space to scientists on earth await. Printing the open hatch of the command Kitty Hawk rendezvous after Hirdblnding Antares leaves the lunar surface. Finally, the astronaut module. But the memory lingers of remaining on Antares would fS BOARDED. $45 month. Complete Professional Theiis Service for It sounds simple. In fact, those 106 minutes Sunday grab the probe, moving along the na, pasture, no barbed Miiter'i end Doctoral Cendldetes Free Russian spacemen night I. Training lessons, tack shop Brochure end Consultation. Pleete Csll routinely when Shepard, Mitchell and handrail and into Kitty Hawk. walk through space when soon, English and Cliff and Peule Heufhey 3371527 or S27 2S36. they Roosa tried unsuccessfully five As part of their training, transfer from one vehicle to AQHA stud service. times before finally linking the the Shepard and Mitchell practiced TYPING another. id • grade horses for sale. - IBM Selectric. Fast, two vehicles on the sixth trv. procedure on spacecraft March $50 training accurate service. Thesis, James A. McDivitt, manager mockups inside a large water - Limited bookings. papers. 484-2661. 0-2-5 tank where buoyancy simulated of the Apollo spacecraft the RANCH, 645-7362, |7762. C program, said "I can't help but A weightlessness of space. Similar Abandoned Transportation feel there was some foreign tested procedure was JlNG reasonable INTERIOR - Custom object that got into the system. satisfactorily in February 1969 during the Apollo 9 flight. Left behind in a snow bank is this abandoned bicycle. Warmer and more reliable transportation prices. Grad Where the foreign object came is needed in the winter. references. 372-8158. C RIDE NEEDED campus to Jolly • State News photo by Harold Friedl , It'iWhat's Happening must be from and where it went, we Ceder erea. Any morning, 8 a.m. submitted in person to 341 don't know." 351-0702. 3-2-5 I Typing Service Student Services Bldg. at least two State News working days After lifting off from the moon, Antares will go into lunar APOLLO 14 ■G, TERM papers end theses. Wanted (Sunday - Thursday) before orbit and approach Kitty Hawk : typewriter, fest service. as in past missions. Antares and publication. Entries may be 1349-1904. 32-3-12 JLETE TYPING and printing t. Copy stored on magnetic k Thli eliminates all re-typing BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for all positive, A negative, B and AB negetive," $10.00. O negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN negetive inserted submitted from a twice student organization. and must registered be Kitty Hawk will maneuver closer and closer together until the probe, a finger • like device on the nose of Kitty Hawk, pushes Burn assures orbit COMMUNITY BLOOfl CENTER, into the drogue, a flannel • like After the initial rocket firing to author's changes and 507VI Eest Grend River, Eest Wilson Hall Student (Continued from page 1) place Mitchell and Shepard will mount the Assn. is cup on Antares. ;ioni. ALDINGER DIRECT Apollo 14 Into a moon orbit 69 by 195 most ambitious scientific assault on the Lensing. Above the new Campus sponsoring "The Black Experience," If the docking mechanism is ADVERTISING, across Book Store. Houri: 9 a.m. to 3:30 series of movies, slides and tapes croon some good sports news." miles, the astronauts will fire another moon yet attempted. a McCandless read two items and then They will set up an :randor. Phone 485-1238. C p.m„ Monday, Wednesday end outlining the history of the black working properly, the probe will rocket burst four hours later to drop to an atomic • powered science station, which people, at 7:30 tonight In the Wilson latch onto Antares and the later reported, "We took up a collection orbital low point of 11.5 miles, the lowest Friday. Tuesdey and Thursday 12 will include mortars that will be fired into Hall auditorium. here in the control I COPIES? Went to save? THE noon to 6:30 p.m., 337-7183. C docking will be completed. room and brought a a command ship orbit ever attempted. the moon's surface after they leave and 0PY SH0PPE can show you The MSU Veterans Assn. will meet Shepard and Mitchell will newspaper and we got a couple more Items if you are interested." This low orbit sets the stage for Shepard should provide scientists with more seismic t two Xerox copies for TO RENT from 5 to 8 tonight at the American transfer to Kitty Hawk through and Mitchell to board the lunar lander data. ft price of one. Phone 332-4222. - pick-up camper for 1tt they ton truck. Ten days from Legion Hall, East Lansing, for a a tunnel. "Great," said an astronaut. call Antares and cast off from the And they will hike more than 8,000 feet student faculty tea. Veteran But if attempts to dock fail, "Take up another collection and you February 11th. Rodger, 485-5304. command ship Kitty Hawk. Then they in the first attempt at 3-2-4 students may Invite their Instructors Roosa will maneuver the probe might buy two." climbing a lunar to the tea. drop like a falling star toward a valley in an mountain in search of rocks that may date close to Antares' hatch, don his McCandless read several news stories and ancient moon mountain range called Fra from the beginning of the solar system 4.6 The MSU Promcnaders invite all space suit, depressurize then told of passengers being Mauro. the trapped for billion years ago. students interested to come to their an hour in a London spacecraft and open Kitty subway because the Roosa remains on board Kitty Hawk, On the way back 5-2-5 weekly dance and meeting at 7 workers had gone home for the Shepard and Mitchell Hawk's hatch. day and keeping the mother ship ready for the ' MAC and Grand River, tonight in 34 Women's IM Bldg. will use the same docking system that Then Shepard and Mitchell closed up. return of the moon explorer. v Style Shop. Call JOINING MEDICAL School faculty "Could happen to anyone, any place," malfunctioned temporarily Sunday when Entries for t le Block and Bridle would put on their suits, stuff A space official said the rocket iPYGRAPH SERVICES, June 1st. Need 4 - 6 bedroom Club horse show probably they left earth orbit. April 2 and 3 will be the pockets with film magazines was the comment from space. would land due south, instead of west, home with eat-In kitchen; prefer taken from 1 tc S p.m. today; 8 a.m. of Glencairn School. Call Dr. Kalian's 10 noon ana 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday, and moon rocks and uncoil a 20 During the idle hours Tuesday, one of the Apollo 12 site. On the chance; considered remote by foot tether made of a tough, the spacemen, noting there wasn't much to JBR0WN; The impact will Space Center engineers, that it doesn't • Typing and multllith secretary 353-4520. 5-2-5 and 1 to 5 p.m. Friday. They will be create ground tremors ~t printing. Complete service taken In the B & B Room, Livestock flame • resistant cloth with do, said, "The next three pages of the on the moon. A seismometer left on the work this time, Shepard and Mitchell will dissertations, theses, POLITICAL PINS and posters Judging Pavilion. A $2 entry fee and special hooks on each end. Next flight plan are very bare ... We could play surface by the Apollo 12 astronauts will walk in space from the moon lander to the a SlO stall deposit are 'scripts, general typing. IBM. wanted, any age. Call Jerry, required. For they would strap on bottles of tic - tac • toe all afternoon on those." detect these tremors and radio them to command ship. ears further details call 3SS-1663. experience. 332-8384. C 353-4639. 3-2-5 "All afternoon, huh?" Haise said. "It's oxygen, depressurize the earth. Scientists can interpret the readings Antares will be abandoned in lunar spacecraft and open their own about 2 a.m. here." and learn much about the moon's FEMALE COMPANION for trip to Hubbard Information Center takes orbit. Later it will be rocketed on a P' MEL:too Typing, multillthlng. hatch. "We just had lunch a few minutes ago," underground structure from the way it signal calls for all types of questions, from from ground toward large or too small, Mexico vie Aspen, Colorado. draft counseling to fortune tellers. If One of the astronauts — argued a spaceman. reacts. an impact with the ff campus. Around February 25. Share moon. 332-3255. C you need information, call the center expenses, Jerry 332-8641. 2-2-4 ice, EXPERIENCED, 'ions, theses, etc. Mary 626-6542. 0-2-22 STUDENT WITH good wants part - time job. 337-9706. 2-2-4 office skills Call Kathy, Sorority Open Rush will be h throughout winter term. Signup U 101 Student Services Bldg. or i Council tables motion 3SS-9I88. Questions about rush > ■ RTATIONS, THESES. WANTED: TWO tickets to Byrds be answered from 1 to 5 (Continued from page 1) method of taking action on Sections Term p •ers. Expert typist with concert. Call 337-9526 anytime. Monday through Thursday at : because he wanted time to study the report 2.1.4.9 and 2.2 separate from the rest of degree Student Services Bldg. f"9lish. IBM. 349-3655.0 and discuss it with the document, Dickerson said. other members of ow AJS his department. He said he was sure this A separate vote to change Article 7 of re 01 was the reason that others had voted to the freedom report so that changes in the et report would have to meet with the r n" table the motion. pj'r 0 n| © ■P t 61 PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Gina D. Schack, Miami, Fla., senior, warned the council that a conflict approval of ASMSU was defeated. It was decided (hat this should be voted on at the el same time as the rest of the changes in the epl 0 Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. remained between the Taylor Report and i p] NE E gl STA TE NEWS will bill you later. the freedom report and if it were not resolved, ASMSU probably would seek an report which had been tabled. President Wharton made a motion for a PIAIR P injunction to keep the Taylor Report from special meeting Tuesday in order to AJLB i facing the University board of trustees at facilitate matters. The council approved the motion. Tilb their meeting on Feb. 19. A special meeting of the Steering my! t The possibility of delaying board action Committee will convene Friday in order to on the Taylor Report was discussed but met with disapproval by many. prepare for the special council meeting. Richard L. Foster, Orlando, Fla., senior, Consecutive Dates to Run_ expressed his personal interest that the bylaws go before the board as soon as Classification . possible. Foster and Miss Schack are the two undergraduate representatives to the council. "I'm worried about future delays," Pot charges Willard Warrington, professor and director of evaluation services, said. "Sometime, (Continued from page 1) somewhere, we have to have bind faith." Gerald Miller, professor of purchase of a house at 420 Abbott Road communication, offered a motion to for $22,900. The house is in the way of a approve in principle the changes in the planned peripheral route of one - way freedom report. Actual council acceptance streets around East Lansing and will be of these changes, according to Miller's torn down for the project. motion, would be subject to the Council also instructed the city manager codification of the sections in the freedom to revise a report of sidewalk clearance report concerning faculty rights and costs and problems in an attempt to reach Peanuts Personals must be placed in peraon. responsibilities into another document. a solution on ice - packed sidewalks after |° Words or Less: 10 Words Add: 1 day 15c p«r word $1.50 3 days - $4.00 40c per word □ 5 days 65c per word - □ $6.50 * IB-" Milton B. Dickerson, vice president for student affairs, said he thought previously that deleting these matters would have been simple. snow storms. Council noted that few persons observe the city ordinance instructing homeowners to keep the sidewalk in front of their home □ Zorro? "The council has already spoken to this clear. issue," he said. "They didn't want it (the Council also took action to instruct the il to: Michigan State News Branded with a large 'Z,' this snowman greets all entrants subject of faculty matters) in this East Lansing Planning Commission to 347 Student Services Bldg. into Bessey Hall. Haslett Street to Collingwood document." This was proven by the fact rename MSU East Lansing, Mich. State News photo that the council had voted to make the Drive. by Harold Friedl 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Februarys,, 'New Navy' reportedly not really so nove CORONADO, Calif. (AP) - The oldest living officer in the U.S. fitted in our time and the armed Navy fits in theirs today. That's the Jackson was born the year after President Lincoln's form a human sail as the ship foundered in forces, retired Adm. Richard H. Jackson, says the "new way it should be." a hurricane nrr o assassination at Florence, a farm town in northwestern Alabama. allowing it to be beached instead of sinking with Navy" with its long hair and beards isn't really very new at all. Young people don't have his unqualified approval, however. Brest """i He entered the Naval Academy in 1883 at 17 and after A few months later he placed 25th in Jackson, who will be 105 in May, said: "It's always been a 'new' Navy. For instance beards and longer hair were popular "They think they know it all, but a lot of old salts around graduation served two years as a midshipman on the USS Boston commission as an ensign. But there examinati™ were onlv 2"* °!lil1 know they don't," he said. "It takes a lot of 1 years to learn the and USS Trenton. Jackson entered the University of Virginia Medical when I was a young officer. It's kind of a cycle ... I think we difference between opinion and experience." In 1889 aboard the Trenton he led 20 seamen into the Srh01"1^ yards to won a degree in one year. n°°l tt| But the Navy hadn't forgotten his heroism It n Congress to pass a special act commissioning him pera«iltj SENATE QUERIES EFFECTS During the Spanish - American War, Jackson comm.-, coal - burning torpedo boat engaged in skirmishes over two years. In those numerous ' days, any U.S shin n hailing distance of a captured enemy ship divided nm Laird talks volunteer H e m°i*i awarded by the treasury. "We got $660.23 for helping capture the on army Jackson recalls, "and 21 cents for the Mascotta small. Whatever prize money a ship received Spanish shioOnu. . it w» 1 was dividpH5?"^ WASHINGTON for an Army of roughly the officers and crew. """m (AP) - Secretary volunteers so the draft can be ended "I think you will get some fine year of Defense Melvin R. Laird rejected safely. same size. "Being a small torpedo boat, we didn't have t men, along with a great many, that Tuesday the idea that frontline Laird The added incentives the opportunities to capture a ship on our own, so we gave his views before a will not make any more than a paper used to soldiers in an all-volunteer Army skeptical Senate Armed Services department feels necessary to attract our bigger ships around and wait for them to engage an fo|£ army .." . sufficient volunteers, he said, would then we'd slip in and help out. Sometimes the would consist primarily of blacks Committee as he presented the crews on th l! Stennis asserted also that to and other disadvantaged, minority administration's plea for a two - year add another $5 billion to the cost. ships would get a little upset about having to share " * compete for men on a salary basis Stennis declared he supports the Jackson retired in 1930. His health is citizens. extension of the draft and a 50 per instead of drafting men from all frail, but hisev««« Idea of voluntary military service but sparkle, he has most of his hair and a "This will not be the major cent pay hike for lower - grade walks of life would destroy the spirit added "the volunteer objective to me eats three squares a day and has a flourishing nightly nip of mustache? problem," he said. "We will have a enlisted men as part of the plan to of the modern American Army. brandy well-rounded, well - trained military eliminate the draft by mid -1973. is a flight from reality unless the size Jackson lives in a comfortable two Laird Insisted it is difficult to • story house across th. of the armed forces is to be reduced street from a golf course in this San service" if Congress provides Committee Chairman John C. attract men into the services because . Diego suburb. sufficient .far below any figures I consider "The only things he has missed in the last pay and education Stennis, D-Miss., said going into the of the low pay scales, noting that a . few years have W our minimum requirements." the three G's he has always lived incentives. marketplace to compete on a salary New York City policemen receives by - golf, gardenim. w He estimated it would cost an basis for men would attract a great Sen. Thomas J. Mclntyre, D-N.H., gallivanting all night," says Charles Bucey, the admiral's aWcf! $9,500 a year to start. told Laird "I for one cannot see the 30 years. w additional $5 billion a year for number of "dropouts, misfits, ne'er - Laird said all military payrolls and all - volunteer Army." "We took his bike away when he servicemen's salaries if the nation is do - wells, whatever you want to call was 91, „ allowances in 1964 totaled $14 Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., Claire, who keeps house for Jackson. "He 5 to attract and keep sufficient them," adding: was getting too reckk billion, but will hit $29.4 billion this said, "I'm convinved it will work." and kept going through stop signs." * Prof publishes book OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY... on cities A American collecting of readings that explores the problems cities has facing been SEVEN DAYS A WEEK compiled by a MSU political science associate professor. Bryan T. Downes is the author of "Cities and Suburbs: Selected Readings in Local Politics and Public Policy" Cyclist recently Wadsworth published Publishing Co. by There's a possibility in . The book, designed as a text Holden Hall for urban politics that someone courses, could be run attempts to show why certain over by only urban stepping across the hall. problems arise and how SN photo by Chris Fischer they are solved through various policy - making approaches. A COED TOLD MSU POLICE A COED IN LANDON HALL she was in the third floor reported a hot plate with an women's restroom in the east estimated value of $25 was wing of the Library Sunday stolen sometime night when a college - aged man Sunday and Monday from the entered, lay on the floor and third floor kitchenette between at % Pork Loins looked under of the Landon. The coed said the Pork Chops one room partitions. is always open. * * * The co-ed said the man fled after she screamed. Police have a description of the man. RICK L. SHAW, Ithaca freshman, told officers Monday a Pork Chops tape deck and four tapes with a total estimated value of $134 POLICE INVESTIGATED was taken sometime last week two from his automobile parked in burglary incidents Monday night which apparently occurred the southwest corner of Lot X sometime between 11 and 11:30 south of the railroad tracks on p.m. from neighboring rooms in Hagadorn Road. West Holmes Hall. Police said they found no evidence of forced entry to the Marjory A. Meconis, Grand Rapids sophomore, and Rita vehicle. Shaw said his vehicle Cavaini, Pontirolonuovo, Italy, had been locked at the time. special program undergraduate, roommates in Holmes Hall, told GLOVES, SHOES, a cap and police they discovered a watch a coat with a total estimated missing from the top of a dresser value of $62 was reportedly and $43 in cash removed sometime missing from a Monday purse on a desk. Police said the afternoon from a locker in the room door was closed but not Men's Intramural Building used locked. by Donald B. Smith, Clio freshman. In the other Holmes Hall Smith told police the locker incident, Shirley A. Martin .Lincoln Park was not locked at the time of sophomore, the theft. told officers $13 in cash was removed from her purse on a desk. Police said the room was open at the time of the theft. Police have no leads or suspects in either incident. 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