Friday life. . Colder michigan . is a theater in which the STATE NEWS . . . with rain changing to worst people often have the best stati snow Friday. High 34 to 39 degrees, low 23 to 28 degrees. univirsity e 63 Number 122 East Lansing. Michigan Friday, February 5, 1971 TWO MOONWALK Astronauts plan longest lunar hike "I think we can make it down from SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - The Apollo 14 astronauts sped around the here," said Shepard after Apollo 14 moon Thursday in a tight orbit just 7.2 dropped to the low orbit. miles above some of the rough lunar "It sure looks rough down there," said mountains. Mitchell as they passed over the landing Their lunar lander was poised site. "As interesting as this is from orbit, it for a plunge early today to a moon valley just whets your appetite to get down guarded by rugged peaks and auto - sized there." boulders. Shepard and Mitchell were to cast off in Antares at 11:50 p.m. EST Thursday. Next Navy Capt. Alan B. Shepard Jr., Air Force Maj. Stuart A. Roosa and Navy was four hours of tests for the moon lander Cmdr. Edgar D. Mitchell rocketed into in orbit while Roosa began his 40 hours of lunar orbit early Thursday. Then the loneliness aboard Kitty Hawk. astronauts dived to a low orbit that placed After two orbits of separate flight, their spacecraft just 40,000 feet above the Shepard and Mitchell fire Antares' descent moon mountains, some of which are three engine and begin a long, arcing fall, miles high. The barren beauty of the moon's vast threading mountain peaks to the ancient After preparations were completed for Fra Mauro valley. emptiness earlier brought forth such final tests of the lunar lander, Antares, the descriptions as "fantastic," "stark" and The astronauts brush dangerously close astronauts slept through the day Thursday "incredible" from the to moon mountain peaks and crater ridges usually quiet aboard the command ship, Kitty Hawk. astronauts. during their daring descent. Their flight The two crafts, joined nose to nose, sped Shepard and Mitchell, also expressed an path carries them over landscape soaring up at 3,400 miles per hour in a to 8.000 feet. long oval orbit eagerness to descend the final 10 miles in high and 10.2 miles low. the lunar lander. (Please turn to the back page) Allies wait near border; thrust into Laos possible SAIGON (AP) Vietnam for six days. This was lifted events in Cambodia and near Laos were not — A new allied push of Thursday. viewed as threatening administration plans 20,000 Saigon troops — backed by 9,000 President Nixon's press secretary, for a withdrawal of another 50,000 U.S. Americans — has reached the border of Laos and is poised for a possible thrust into Ronald L. Zieger said that the White House troops by May 1, saying the ceiling on that the did not pass on the decisions either to date would be 284,000 as planned. neighboring kingdom. They have run into place a news blackout when the operation He noted some of those scheduled to only scant resistance from North Vietnamese forces. began last Saturday, or to lift it early leave now belong to units which have lent Apollo 1 The drive to the border, shaping up into one of the biggest of the war, was made Thursday. Ziegler said the judgment to ptece the air support in Cambodia. The Communist - led Pathet Lao insisted The crew for the Apollo 14 lunar landing mission includes Alan B. Shepard Jr. (center), commander; Stuart A. under cover of a news blackout which embargo was made by Gen. Creighton that U.S. and South Vietnamese troops had Abrams, U.S. military commander in South 15) Roosa (left), command module pilot; and Edgar D. Mitchell (right), lunar module pilot. The Apollo 14 emblem blanketed the northwest corner of South Vietnam, and added "the fact that there (Please turn to page is in the background. ~ ' NASA photo was no loss of lives in this operation in itself justifies the judgment of this commander." The offensive was part of a massive two ■ Leader fears Space flight debate persists pronged sweep of nearly 50,000 allied troops advancing under an umbrella of American and Vietnamese bombers and helicopter gunships. To the south, the second push by nearly 20,000 South S. Viet drive Vietnamese troops has driven deeper into CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) - As man's power but is in danger of losing this F. Mondale, D-Minn., said the $110 million Cambodia. They also ran into minor third moonwalk nears, the debate continues in some circles on why go back to the moon, why send men into space. position if it continues drastic cuts in space and defense research. "One weakness of this country," he said, voted "is only the tip of an iceberg" which he said might cost $14 billion or more. "The shuttle and space station," opposition. The Saigon military command denied into Thailand that the South Vietnamese force massed in "is that it does not have the same Opponents say it costs too much, men's Mondale said, "are the first essential steps the nation's northwest corner had jumped lives are being risked, space methodical persistence that the Soviets do. WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate exploration toward a manned Mars landing — a off into Laos, despite invasion charges should be done with unmanned robots, the One of the most fundamental attributes of Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said program that could cost anywhere between trumpeted in Communist capitals and money would be better spent solving more the Soviet regime is the ideological and $50 billion and $100 billion. The President Thursday he fears a South Vietnamese elsewhere. Saigon refused, however, to say drive into Laos will send North Vietnamese down to earth practical conviction that, through the problems like poverty, apparently believes that $110 million for - - whether such a thrust would be made. Pollution and urban difficulties. forced development of science and the space shuttle is more important than troops across the nearby border with U.S. leaders insist no American ground Proponents technology, the USSR can achieve world Thailand, spreading the Indochinese war to cite .such things as providing increased funds for urban forces will go into Laos in any case, but say a fourth country. ■e.chnological an<* economic benefits, leadership." renewal, for a clean environment and for unrestricted American air power would be scl®ntific knowledge and world Kohler said Russia is spending about two improved veterans care." Republican leader Hugh Scott said he prestige. available. Many say the United States is making a per cent of its gross national product on "I think that unmanned spacecraft thinks the massing of thousands of U.S. mistake by Ziegler reasserted several times over that and South Vietnamese troops along South cutting back its space effort at space while the United States is spending should play an increasingly larger part in no U.S. ground combat forces or advisers • time when less than one half of one per cent. He Vietnam's border with Laos is intended as the Soviet Union is exerting - the whole scheme of things while they are would be allowed into either Laos or ts estimates the Soviets have about "a protective reaction against an enemy greatest effort in this area. 600,000 cheaper and can do the job," Rep. Joseph Cambodia. persons working on space projects, E. Karth, D-Minn., said. buildup." One is Dr. Foy D. Kohler, former U.S. U.S. air power, he said, would not be compared with 145,000 for the United "This would not preclude doing The Senate Foreign Relations ambassador to Russia who is conducting an used except as it related to the safety, and States. At its peak in 1966, the American substantial amounts of research on many Committee, meanwhile, said it has still extensive study of the American and Soviet eventual withdrawal, of U.S. troops in received no reply to its request for program had 420,000 persons. of the manned programs mentioned. But South Vietnam. space programs under a $700,000 University of Miami's Center for Advanced The space agency budget has been sliced appearances by Secretary of State William government grant. International Studies, says the United premature, expensive, inconclusive and He reminded newsmen that there had P. Rogers and Secretary of Defense Melvin from S5.9 billion in 1966 to $3.2 billion technologically questionable programs are K»hler, States is still the leading technological been U.S. air activity over Laos "for a long R. Laird to inform it of new U.S. and now a professor at the this year. In the process, three of the another matter and support sensationalism time." planned Apollo moon landings, have been over science and application benefits." The press secretary said the recent (Please turn to page 15) CONFLICTS CITED dropped, and the United States faces a four or five - ■ year period starting in 1973 when it will not send men into space. Kohler expects Russia to move ahead ASMSU sues to stop rapidly and two next - says the Soviets have at least a year lead in the development of the major space goal, the large orbiting TO SPEAK MARCH 31 space station. Taylor Report action Opponents, especially those in Congress, Freedom Report on faculty responsibilities feel NASA can maintain an on space program and a lead over Russia with an annual budget of around $3 billion. - going Their main target presently is the space Coretta King TJhe. inursday ASMSU Student Board filed suit and professional rights from proposed shuttle, a reusable rocket ship which would Coretta King will deliver an address on before the anniversary of her husband's against President Wharton, the be used late in this decade to ferry men •demic Council and the Academic amendments by the Student Affairs campus March 31 to mark the anniversary death. Committee. and supplies between earth and an orbiting of her husband's assassination. King was assassinated in Memphis, qtlla, ' charging that the Taylor Report on Under Article 7 of the freedom report, space station. They failed, however, in a Her campuswide speech on nonviolent Tenn., April 4,1968. fin,, ParticiPation in Academic either the ASMSU Student Board or the December attempt to eliminate from the social change and the work of Martin Benjamin Mays, honorary visiting freedom"^ 'S vio'at'on Academic Student Affairs Committee can propose NASA budget $110 million to continue Luther King Jr. will begin at 2 p.m. in the professor, will accompany Mrs. King. amendments to all sections of the freedom study of the shuttle in 1971. Auditorium. JnHi^e're askin6 the Student Faculty report. One of the leading opponents in Sen. Mrs. King's appearance is being Mays will speak at 8 p.m. March 31 at Dr J,ary to enjoin the president from Section 1.5.03 of the Academic William Proxmire, D-Wis. He cited Russia's coordinated by the Center for Urban Kellogg Center. Mrs. King will introduce of t 8 the Tay'or Report to the board Freedom Report states that "to the Luna 16, an unmanned craft which Affairs. Robert L. Green, director of the him. enn»ii s ^or action until such time as the maximum extent feasible, students shall returned moon soil to earth, and Luna 17, Mays will speak on his autobiography, Phoi can be resolved," ASMSU center, said Mrs. King has delivered one which discharged a wheeled rover on the "Born to Rebel," which discusses his participate in formulating and revising major address each year immediately R»nJan Harold Buckner said Thursday. regulations governing student conduct." moon, and said the U.S. program should relationship with King. Whnyf 881(1 the 811,1 would not prevent Buckner said that under the Taylor concentrate more on such automatic drv„L «wument as 1 from Presenting the Taylor Report, while faculty members could sit on devices. Mays is a board member of the Martin a point of informat|on at the Luther King Memorial Center, president the Student Affairs Committee, no Space agency officials note that Luna 16 dnnkt jtee meeting, but added lhe trustees that he would take action if students could sit on the Faculty Affairs returned only 3.5 ounces of soil and that it Council meeting emeritus of Morehouse College in Atlanta, Ga., and newly elected president of the was contaminated by the exhaust of the . ne document Committee. seemed to be in conflict Atlanta board of education. He spoke at "If faculty can exempt students from landing rocket. They say the United States The Academic Council will meet at Thl «ademic Freedom Report. A sitting on the Faculty Affairs Committee, had the technology to place a wheeled 3:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Engineering MSU a year ago and plans two more visits 4 na 0AS^SU suit contends that Article then for students to participate in robot on the moon several years ago but Auditorium, instead of the Con Con to the University. section! ? *he Tay,or ReP°rt vio,ates formulating regulations governing student elected to go the manned route because Room of the International Center as ■SSii7 2 »"d »■*» <""» conduct 'to the maximum extent feasible,' faculty members should be excluded from astronauts can do more, are more selective and can make decisions. previously announced. a Green also announced that there will be showing of the King film, "Montgomery exerrmf'6Pts J*"4"08-3 the sections of of ^e Taylor Report the Student Affairs Committee," he said. Arguing against the shuttle, Sen. Walter to Memphis," in the Auditorium April 1. CORETTA KING the Academic 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February sj, news Nixon plans more press talks anyone in Washington." summary for the President. not appear to be dodging." •» WASHINGTON (AP) - predicts, Nixon may shirt to reorganizing the fed., The longest period between As for the forthcoming trips, President Nixon recognizes a But there may be a delay until late March before Nixon hits the noon or 5 p.m. times for broadcasted news conferences. Nixon news conferences was Klein said the President's ability government, revenue and welfare. . ,2 tln need to hold more news From the wires of AP and UPI. to reach the people with his conferences, his director of road for a personal tour The President has been from last July 30 to Dec. 8. The President and member, communications says, and plans promoting his programs at four criticized for the infrequency of Klein said news conferences had message may be "the key to his administration may ! regional meetings with news his meetings with the news been planned in that period but whether he gets his programs to talk to to do so with some new formats. events came up that prevented through a reluctant Congress." Chambers of groups hS media executives. media and Klein explained his The background briefings for Commerce S Nixon's next meeting with And Nixon may turn away boss' views in an interview: them. business leaders during Z reporters is expected to be held from prime time evening radio - "He feels they are necessary. Nixon "doesn't dread them," news executives are considered regional trips that will 5 "We realize that in the end, the shortly in the informality of his television sessions with the press He recognizes he needs more Klein said, adding with a smile vital, Klein said, because they N'xon on the West, Sout oval office, according to Herbert unless there is some news conferences. But he wants that in his years in public office are the ones who will be midwest and East - whole matter is based on our Important but not G. Klein, long ■ time spokesman matter pending. Instead, Klein to do it at times when he can be the President "has probably had commenting publicly on the the same cities he has visited! strength alone. The enemy will pretty candid about things and more press conferences than Nixon programs for such things the past two years. not back off except by force and under its - pressure." Egyptian President Anwar Sadat OA's office reports ™ "PI* TO BUCKNER (See story, p. 3) Watson to stand trial Rolls-Royce collapses LOS ANGELES (AP) — Charles 'Tex" Watson, ruled - Charles Manson and other members of his hippie - style Finch said that with the Finch Rolls - Royce crashed into bankruptcy Thursday. insane last October and clan in the seven killings but By JOHN JUEL limitations of his office, the "I'm not State News Staff Writer decline of influence of religious suggesting that the described as a human vegetable, successfully fought extradition President is not shirking his role: President lead us back to The giant of Britain's aerospace industry, , developed principles and the church, God' has recovered and is being from Texas until after trial of he is defining it with a precision Buckner said. "I'm from its start as a maker of cars for millionaires,, went returned here to stand trial in the others began. A high official of the Nixon "governmental institutions have of thought which will ultimately suggesting that he exhibit son juit into receivership and the government moved to administration, replying to a too oftgn replaced religious ones the Sharon Tate murders, the After his arrival he was benefit all Americans by letter from ASMSU Chairman in the minds of many people as leadership based on moral rieht nationalize most of the wreckage to safeguard the district attorney's office said examined, ruled insane and sent 'leading' them in a real and valid and wrong instead of Harold Buckner, said that political saviors, and politics sense to seek moral politic, country's defenses and international commitments. Thursday. to Atascadero State Hospital President Nixon is not the tends to become the 'new authority expediency." P m Watson, 24, was indicted with Oct. 30. from legitimate institutions and The crash was blamed on a commitment to build 600 person to turn to for "moral religion.'" Modern "other principles and not from the Buckner said his engines for the Tristar Jet projected by the Lockheed leadership." - directed" person of the President," Finch's letter On Dec. 28, Buckner wrote to is stressed that the Co. in the United States. Development costs have soared The State News, the student newspaper at man looking to government letter concludes. President Michigan State President Nixon, attacking and to his should assert moral and the Rolls expects to lose SI03 million in the deal. University, is published every class day during four school political leaders for leadership in an ethical Nixon's stand on the Scranton direction, discipline and sense, not a spiritua Rolls terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Buckner, who attended the - Royce employs 90,000 persons and is the Commission report on campus inspiration of a nature and National one. West's third largest maker of airplane Subscription rate is $14 per year. Prayer Breakfast in engines. unrest. character that the American He received Washington, D.C., Monday, said Member Associated Press, United Press a reply Thursday presidency was never designed to Thursday that the logic of "Finch - or whoever read International, from Robert H. Finch, counselor provide, Finch added. Laos strike threatened Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, to the President, challenging "In recognizing the Finch's letter left a great deal to answered my letter - missed the Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press be desired. point," he said. Buckner's statement that while South Vietnam gave a Association, United States Student Press Association. sign at the Paris peace talks the moral leadership of the Thursday that it was ready to strike at North Second - class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. country does not rest with the President alone "the greatest Vietnamese forces in Laos. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services share of responsibility for this At the same time, U.S. Ambassador David E. Bruce, while saying no American troops would go into Laos, Building, Michigan. Michigan State University, East Lansing, moral leadership does indeed rest with the presidency." Brown minority' protests warned that unless there are genuine negotiations the "The suggestion that the Phones: allies "will carry out alternative solutions to the Editorial country's need for moral 355-8252 conflict." Communist delegates warned that the situation in Indochina had become grave and "dangerous" against a Classified Advertising Display Advertising Business - Circulation 355-8255 353-6400 355-3447 leadership can be met only by the President seems to me to be a wishful conclusion born out of to make presence known America's frustration and Photographic 355-8311 background of Saigon dispatches saying nearly 50,000 longing for spiritual leadership," He said heavier brown Michigan Civil Right allied troops - mostly South Vietnamese - had opened Finch's letter said. involvement in MSU programs Commission, and Al Rivas, Sources said Thursday that and member of the executive boari several fronts along an 800 - mile stretch of border with a greater variety of classes the demonstration of about 40 for these students of the Movimiento y Esfuerzoi were two of Laos and Cambodia. Spanish - speaking students many goals the group was Chicago de Aztlan (MECHA) These announcements came as the peace talks went Tuesday noon at Kellogg Center working to achieve. could not be reached Thursday through their 101st plenary session and into their third was an effort to create more afternoon for comment Reports of a meeting to be on the awareness in the University held among members of the year, with progress toward a negotiated settlement demonstration. community of the "brown Lansing area brown community About 40 Spanish • speaking appearing as unlikely as ever. minority." and of letters to be sent to the MSU students and Lansing are The "sizable brown minority" chairman of the conference residents staged a protest Hart blasts revenue-sharing of Mexican and Puerto Rican which was Tuesday noon during the students is making their presence Center meeting at Kellogg could not be confirmed conference luncheon at the Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., said in Washington known in the state, Donald late Thursday afternoon. Kellogg Center. Thursday President Nixon's revenue - sharing plan raises Holtrop, regional manager of the The luncheon was attended Juan Costillo, director of the too many questions to be judged at this time. However, Michigan Rights Commission, by about 115 educators on the said. Latin American division of the he did not rule out its possible approval by Congress this third day of a conference on year. "Creating New Ways for "I'm amazed so much discussion is Financing Minority Students." going on and so The protest centered on many decisions are being reached before we have a plan invitations being sent too late before us," he said. tO' Spanish - speaking students Allocation of funds through state government, Hart and area residents. MECHA said, might be influenced more by politics than it would representatives, one Indian student and Costillo maintained be when distributed by the federal government. they had not received the The Michigan Democrat said, however, that invitation until Jan. 28. Congress might approve the plan by the end of the year if the Eva Rodriquez, Grand Rapids President comes up with the details and sells it to ihe freshman, took over the podium while the educators were nation as a whole. lunching and said "this campus "They're going around the country saying it's a great shows clearly a blatant violation plan and we'll tell you what it is later," he said. of discrimination against our Hart's comments were made people." shortly before Nixon open your own sent Congress a 10 - Costillo said before the page message describing part of the demonstration that MSU plan and saying that the rest of it would be spelled out Jacobson's Young Adult admission personnel told him in six more messages to be sent over the next two that inviting members of the months. brown minority had been Charge Account. . . an afterthought. received the Rogers to testify it will simplify your shopping and He said he invitation Jan. 28, and the A State Dept. spokesman said brown minority apparently was in you will enjoy its convenience being excluded from the Washington Thursday conference. arrangements will be worked out Stop in and apply for yours. . . in due course for Secretary of State William P. Rogers to appear it takes just a few minutes. Free before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to testify 1225! on the Indochina war situation. The spokesman, Robert S. Jacobgorig McCloskey, conceded that the United States was aware of VSftte Gaessat** public Soviet protests over alleged incursions into Laos by South Vietnamese troops backed © ROGERS by U.S. airpower, but he declined to comment on them. Pollution worries surveyed About half the suburban Detroiters Study munchies questioned in a Little recent poll said pollution was one of the most community problems while pressing slightly less than half art for the eyes. . Renauld s newest endeavor Caesar's mentioned crime and immorality as a serious in Aluminaries® sunglasses for the sunshine problem, season. according to the survey released Thursday. Six - hundred citizens in Ecorse, River The sculptured shapes and choice of lens colors Rouge and OFF CAMPUS CALL Wyandotte were questioned last October on their attitudes about air pollution and other environmental launch a new "eyes beautiful" campaign for you. . . problems by members of a graduate level conservation with sunburst, mosaic or chain patterned frames 337-1631 class at the University of Michigan. Although two-thirds of those polled called air pollution of dazzling gold, silver or copper-tone metallic. in their community "very serious" one - fifth had complained to officials. And in spite of their feelings about Each pair in a supple ON CAMPUS CALL vinyl carrying case, $10. pollution, two - thirds of those questioned rated their community a "Pretty good" or "excellent" place to live. 337-1681 "This suggests that Awhile many recognize that their air is polluted, the immediate effects are not serious enough to make polluted air a highly salient issue to a significant concluded. number of residents," the students Jacobson'6 Delivery charge 50< Uary 5,197 Friday, February 5. 1971 3 Cease-fire time limit hit Egyptians agree 30-day Middle by Israel's UN minister By JEFFSHELER By The Associated Press Egypt's president, Anwar Sadat, announced Sinai as the "first stage complete evacuation." of a timetable for Sadat then held out the prospect that Egypt would reopen the canal. He said, if the Israelis m.I?,* Thursday that his government will observe a 30 - Middle ^ussmns' State News Staff Writer Pursuing an age - old dream to control the East, entered the present conflict "under the cloak day extension of the Middle East cease - fire. But withdrew, "we are ready immediately to clear ot he demanded that Israel make a partial the canal and open to navigation as soon as lending support" to the Arab nations," he said. pullback A ranking Israeli diplomat said Thursday that Arabs are But when you look at the of its forces from the Suez Canal during this possible." intimidating Israel with the Middle East cease - fire which map you know that Soviet penetration in the Middle East is period. Sadat did not specify whether the waterway was extended Thursday for another month. part of their global Sadat said would be open to Israeli vessels, as Israel has expansion in the world," he said. that, if Israel accepted this Jacob Barmore, minister of the Israeli UN delegation, A full always demanded. But his proposal seemed - scale Arab or Soviet invasion of Israel is being condition, Egypt stood ready to open the Suez said he was "encouraged" by the extension, but said the deterred by Israel's Canal to world shipping, Cairo radio reported. certain to appeal to maritime and mercantile military preparedness and willingness to cease - fire "was not meant to have any limits." fight, he said. Sadat's anxiously awaited annnouncement nations such as Britain and France. "A cease - fire means bloodshed will be stopped," came a day before the His initiative, Sadat added, was meant to move "Russia does not want to be humiliated expiration of the six - Barmore said. "What Egypt is saying is after one month we again as they month cease - fire at midnight Friday. Jarring's mission "from vague words to specific- will start shooting again. We would like no time limit to the were during the six - day war in 1967," he said. "As long as Israel already has agreed to extend the truce, measures to implement the Security Council cease ■ fire. they know we are well equipped they will shy away from and Jordan said it would follow Cairo's lead. resolution." Barmore spoke in Lansing at a luncheon sponsored by another war." Sadat's acceptance of a 30 • day cease - fire Sadat described his proposals as "a new the Greater Lansing Jewish Community Council. He said Israel's was a reversal of his previous position that he security may depend on "free access to Egyptian initiative." If accepted, he said, they He said the Soviet Union's "global expansionism" is the arms that are would lead to "a real would not agree to any extension unless there required to show Russia that we are implementation of the UN preventing peace in the Middle East. prepared." Security Council resolution of November 1967 was progress in the Jarring talks. "1 have no doubts that peace would have been reached Israel He decided on a new cease-fire, he said, he said, is "grateful for U.S. assistance and laying down the guidelines for peace between long ago had the Soviet Union not interfered," Barmore understanding" but he added that "perhaps other ways Israel and the Arabs. because of an appeal by Thant last week made in said. could be found to The council resolution calls for Israeli a report to the Security Council. help alleviate Israel's burden " "We have decided to accept his call and refrain withdrawal from all Arab territory seized in the 1967 Middle East war, in return for Arab from firing for a period not exceeding 30 days and ending March 7," Sadat said. recognition of Israel's right to exist as a nation "In this period, U Thant and the international lauds with secure and recognized boundaries and an Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) - funnel new talent and energy to support a program that had that wants immediate $10 billion. Arab guarantee of Israeli shipping rights in the Suez Canal and the Strait of Tiran. Sadat spelled out his proposals in a speech to the EgyptianNational Assembly. It ended weeks of supreme suspense over whether Egypt would community must endeavour to achieve a basic progress in the substance of the problem, not its surface. "The Security Council must receive a report an Club from Thant on this progress before the end of resume hostilities along the canal. Resident Nixon told Congress state - local governments and result," he said. "If we don't get it, there will At a White House briefine this period." Sadat termed his proposal fhursday his $5 • billion • a - reduce competition between New York Gov. Nelson A. be a breakdown of state and Asst. secretary of the Treasury a "practical Sadat did not make clear what Egypt would ear general revenue - sharing military and domestic spending. Rockefeller, a leading advocate local services - and a reaction the experiment" on behalf of world peace in answer Murray Weidenbaum said poor to do, if Israel does not agree to his demand for a Ian would grow automatically "In the final analysis, the of general revenue sharing, again like of which the country has inner cities appeals from UN Secretary Genral U Thant would receive more and other leaders. partial pullback during the 30 - day period. But S10 billion by 1980 and ^'set purpose of general revenue attacked the $5 - billion figure never seen," he said at a money «_ 4 j proportionately than He said Egypt would he said: states and localities free." sharing is to set our states and Thursday as inadequate. He luncheon of the National Press more affluent suburbs. extend the current truce until March 7 in hopes that President's special localities free — free to set new UN mediator Gunnar "We realize that in the end, the whole matter V. Jarring can show "real progress" toward a nessage gave only a few details priorities, free to meet unmet is based on our strength alone. The enemy will f the plan previously needs, free to make their own peaceful settlememt by that date. not back off except by force and under its ndisclosed, including the $10 mistakes, yes, but also free to Sadat linked this with his proposal to reopen Improved medical facilities pressure." - 11 ion figure, an score splendid successes which the Suez Canal to navigation. He said that in spite of his proposal, he The president said that in the period before was ^discrimination provision and otherwise would never convinced Israel would not change its obstructive incentive for state and local realized," the President said. March 7, there should be a "partial withdrawal" stand and that in this it would have "carte overnments to work out for The plan faces a rough go in by Israeli forces from the canal's east bank, into blanche" from the United States. lemselves how they would ivide their share of the money. The plan would allocate a Congress, where major aspects have been denounced by Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., and for U.S. built' at meeting Concerned About The portion of federal tax revenue to John W. Byrnes, R-Wis., By LINDA BEARD tates and localities to use respectively the chairman and State News Staff Writer were jrom industry, education, social work and government. Another possibility raised was whether private industry could Urban Health Crisis? merally as they wish. ranking Republican on the This, Nixon said, would put House Weil described the conference establish health care systems for Investigate Career Opportunities in Comprehensive Health Planning! Ways and Means ore power in the hands of rommittee, which committee wh.ch will will consider consider "PeoPle are unhappy with the present medica, ^ as "three days of mulling over profit, system in ^ jn thjnk ^ The "overnments that are most the bill. # University of Michigan Program in Health Planning is recruiting esponsive to local needs, reduce Republican Howard thls country." William B. Weil, rhflirman r»f tho Hont nf Human type environment." "The telephone company prospective master's degree candidates. Application deadline is March 15, chairman of the Dept. of Human o Several i model i~i health care provides a service and has ressures for higher property Baker of Tennessee, who plans 1971. For application forms and further information write or nd sales taxes, create new jobs to submit the administration bill Development, said in an systems were suggested. It was quality control," Weil said, phone: interview this week. state - local governments, next Tuesday with 30 co - generally agreed, Weil said, that "Why couldn't some industry do Not only is it "more Professor Joseph L. Falkson sponsors, indicated Thursday a "pluralistic system" of health the same thing with health some attempt might be made to expensive than it needs to be," care is needed. care?" Program in Health Planning Nominees bringit up for . .vote'in the but a)so geographically, js ^ distributed economically One model, the "public A verbatim transcript of the utility proceedings is being prepared, 7Y School of Public Health University of Michigan Smte if it is bldcked In the and racja„ „ J^ would be a prepaid When it is completed, the Ann Arbor. House. Under the Constltu ion , Wej, who chajred December Michigan 48104 the House originates tax bills 'like the science writer and the Phone: 313-764-9474 ought for .. It is the prerogative of the . , Houeto act first and we respect . medica| conference in Jamaica sponsored by Ross apunauicu uy ivu» Laboratories, utuuidiunt^, ^ -there ^ got to be a p,an mm nan v company- company ' the gas cochairmen will edit it. of the conference BA's in social science preferred Full financial assistance available that, he said. But the where everybody is insured in a " President does want action in health program." Jean post this field, not a political issue, and I want to see the Senate care conference was designed Call SubVilla and to provjde a group of discussants vote on it. An ad hoc committee of six Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., wjth the problem of creating a health system in a theoretical have these delicious lessors from the College of said he wonders whether the community where there was no Education has begun soliciting ecommendations for candidates plan would give more money to heaItll system," he said, rich communities than poor Some of the groups subs delivered ones. "I wouldn t want to represented at the conference 1 temporarily fill the post to ! ■ vacated by Dean John E. Ivey at the end of winter term. to your door The acting dean, to be chosen rom acuity the ranks of the or college's administration, is Only 8 mo DELIVERY HOURS 5 pm 4 pm - - 1 am Daily 12 Sunday xpected to assume his Call isponsibilities at the beginning f next term, Archibald Shaw, till 4980 Northwind 351 4731 lairman of the East of Yankees Sub Villa college advisory ouncil, said. 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LESLIE Cambodia take two advertising manager It is 6:30 p.m. Time for the vacant green you we will stay within the bounds of MARK EICHER, managing editor law." phosphorescence called a TV set to turn ED HUTCHISON, city editor itself into the CBS News. What's up? The Groundhog Day, 1971: the first day the BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor nation should truly get down on its KEN KRELL, editorial editor astronauts are well on their way to the and thank Messrs. Cooper and kneel moon. The Israelis and Arabs are building Church for GARY WALKOWICZ, sports edito' their efforts in the aftermath of last up arms on both sides of the Suez in year's Cambodian debacle. It is preparation for Friday's expiration of the extremely safe to Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Mideast cease - fire. assume that, in the light of recent for outstanding journalism. Back in Washington, while the nation developments, if it were not for the Cooper - Church amendment U.S. "ground prays for Apollo XIV, the Pentagon combat prepares for what may well turn out to be personnel" would now be fightinn ud and down the Ho Chi Minh trail. top - notch material for next week's We still have no guarantee that our prayers. Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird boys EDITORIALS is being interviewed. in "Nam" become our boys won't to some in Laos. Souvanni degree "Secretary Laird, what is going on in Laos?" Phouma has been warning for a week that The secretary proceeds to give a warm, the North Vietnamese are about to invade his country. Leftist Laotion glowing soliloquy concerning the benefits the other hand, have been elements, on of the all - volunteer army. One gets the pointing with alarm to an allied buildup around impression he's avoiding something. Khe Sanh, oh so near the Laotian border j Rental "But Secretary Laird, reports from depo across the world state that U.S. and South Vietnamese southeastern Laos?" troops have invaded "There's something happening here. it is ain't exactly clear." What is clear is the following: Last What April "These reports are lies, gentlemen. . the United States committed one of the .Izvestia does not speak the truth... I have greatest atrocities of the war by invading the utmost faith in Gen. Abrams and our Cambodia. Before April, Cambodia had i requires sta entire staff in Southeast Asia. taken by last year's Congress makes it illegal for the United States to conduct . .Action managed to avoid becoming a center of the Indonesian conflict. That's all in the Now it is only a matter of time somewhere along Highway 4 the past untii ground activity in either Laos or Cambodia North without Congressional approval. Vietnamese come up with another . .1 assure Hue; the A resolution introduced into the Americans, another My Lai. : be placed in an escrow account. The tragedy of Cambodia was ! Michigan Legislature by Rep. Unfortunately this need not be a DAVID BASSETT American opened an entire that country to the Thomas G. Sharp, R-Howell, would "true" escrow account with an ravages of war in order to speed the set up a committee to investigate the impartial third party as executor. withdrawal of American forces. That's of rental what the President said June 30. wasn't ; misuse deposits by Further, the Dept. of Licensing and if Keeping this in mind, take ' landlords and rental agencies. The "damage deposit" situation in this state is a shambles.In college Regulation has less than a handful of inspectors, resulting in blatant abuses. Three cups flour, four eggs back to your ninth grade civics Remember what the Junior said? Right, if the U.S. could just clear your head class. Scholastic : towns such as East Lansing and Ann A rewrite of current statutes to those staging areas in Cambodia and wi the whole Ho Chi Minh trail off the | Arbor, however, the better word is require true escrow deposits would have to make a few decisions. If we want mi "criminal." More often than not the The recent Sly Stone concert brought to we would win the war in weeks. correct this situation. In practical a head a number of problems which had to smoke, light matches and move chairs We have "cleared up" those Cambodian ; damage deposit is simply a method application a plan under discussion previously remained more or less below the Due to a number of factors, around at the concerts, we also have to staging areas, so what's left, according to of extorting renters. surface. Among the most frequent and college rock concerts are rapidly accept the fact that we are endangering 1) American win the war strategy circa 1965? by the East Lansing Joint Housing Commonly a student is vastly Commission merits consideration. A important complaints has been the issue of becoming a thing of the past A mong ourselves, b) the persons sitting beside us If you guessed "wipe the whole Ho Chi crowd safety during the concert. and c) the existence of the concerts. Minh trail off the map," you win. overcharged for damages and/or local bank would set up and handle the most common causes of their During the concert, a great many chairs The easiest manner in which to insure With all the Pentagonal cleaning. Technically, the landlord the bookkeeping for all rental moved from one demise has been crowd safety. the safety of the crowd and the existence secrecy can charge no more than the cost of were place to another, Washington this week, one should naturally deposits held in escrow. Signatures frequently blocking aisles and exits. of future concerts is to keep the chairs be suspicious. With all the strange reports replacement, and overcharges are from both the renter and the Further problems were created when large where they belong. from Laos, one should be especially grounds for court action. In reality, landlord would be necessary to numbers of the crowd lighted matches In As for smoking, the only thing I can say skeptical. With Richard Nixon in the White however, the cost of litigation can unison and smoked. for their demise has been crowd safety. is that there can't be any.(There really is a House, one should prepare for a Laotian withdraw the funds. Disputes would ; Numerous people have been injured at state fire marshal.) The only recourse we invasion by the South Vietnamese. often be prohibitive. be mediated by a panel set up for If there fire in Jenison while have is to make other preparations before America is still out for victory ever were a college rock concerts, and the colleges, in Unfortunately, the bureaucracy of that purpose. 9,000 people were engrossed in a rock turn, have been forced to either enact the concerts and to completely abstain Southeast Asia. Nixonian rhetoric and asmall' claims court can tie a concert, it seems hard to conceive of all of moratoria while in Jenison or the Auditorium., troop withdrawals aside, the preset! ' or complete bans. 'damage deposit case up for months. Sharp's committee has potential. the crowd escaping injury. A still worse While the possibility probably seems far Speaking as the pompous - ego • tripping administration still harbors the oil If passed, the committee will need idiot bastard of Woodstock Johnsonian desire to drive those red dinks ^According to Off - Campus Council situation exists in the auditorium, where too remote for son - - - - most of us to take - - the East Lansing court uses this specific instances of abuse and the there is carpeting and wood floors. seriously, it can happen here; one injured (the movie) - nation, it might be into the sea. With a Laotian invasion we Due to a number of factors, college rock person, and that's it. worthwhile to bear in mind the immortal will have finally done it. We will have made ; bureaucracy to discourage damage Off - Campus Council currently is concerts are rapidly becoming a thing of If we value the concerts and care about words of Alice B. Toklas: "three cups every resident of Indochina and 350,000 deposit cases since the court could preparing a brief to be presented the past. Among the most common cause the safety of those sitting beside us, we flour, four eggs, two cups chocolate.. American troops prisoners of war. be hamstrung with suits. Appeals by before the committee. Anyone the landlord can end up costing the having information or complaints student more in legal fees than his about rental deposit abuses should claim. Much of the problem revolves contact OCC at 355-8300, 1 - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. A PRESIDENT'S PERSPECTIVE around the licensing laws." The The council also provided advice statutes require that deposit money and aid for landlord hassles. Dollars limit minorities Volunteer army Earlier this week, a national By CLIFTON R. WHARTON Jr. conference held at MSU on the more than $3 million — impressive, but not was subject of ECONOMIC BACKGROUND OF ENTERING COLLEGE enough to fill the need. "Financing Higher Education for Minority In brief remarks to the conference, Groups." Financial aid officers of several FRESHMEN AT PREDOMINANTLY WHITE COLLEGES, asked the participants to consider several sister institutions, as well as the federal PERCENTAGES BY RACE AND SEX major questions. Among them: tide of U.S. government, gathered to address this increasingly critical problem. Men Women What is the best method of determining the "need" of students? The plain fact is that opportunities for minorities to claim their rightful share of How do we cope with the paradoxical situation where the greatest work strain space at predominately white institutions Black white Black White often is placed on the very student whose Three years ago as Richard Nixon present nature of the army, the have increased far more rapidly than have campaigned through the snow of the to finance their education. Students Students Students Students educational background requires of him argument may be valid. Change the means the greatest study time? New Hampshire, he promised to end Therefore, the work of the conference Estimated parental income: Army from an imperialistic force to Are students adequately counseled on the draft and create an all - volunteer a defense force and the Army should will be most important in helping to focus how to spend the funds they do receive, on 1) how we can do a better job with the army. A volunteer army was a become much more attractive for all Less than $4,000 24.2 4.2 27.8 4.7 such as budgeting, consumer information, resources at hand and 2) the future realistic possibility then according etc.? Americans - rich and poor alike. prospect of developing alternative systems Should colleges be expected to me« the presidential con tenders. The status Right now the Army only offers of paying for higher education for the $4,nou - $5,999 24.6 8.9 19.9 8.5 financial needs of the student beyond strict of the volunteer army has not a round trip to Indochina. financially disadvantaged student. educational expenses? changed; it is still a concept and There are thousands of men in Hopefully, it also will help destroy some of $6,000 - $7,999 18.9 15.3 18.5 14.5 What are the special financial problems the myths which have grown up around the nothing more. college now just to avoid fighting an of the minority graduate student'.' relationship of minorities to higher Nixon wan is a two - year immoral war. Many of them would education. $8,000 - $9,999 10.1 18.2 12.1 16.2 Finally, perhaps the most difficult of all, what criteria of selectivity do we employ m extension of the draft, presently For example, the ever - increasing probably enlist if Army pay, living the distribution of available funds among scheduled to expire in June. And conditions and duties changed for demands from minority groups for $10,000 $14,999 13.2 29.0 14.3 28.1 the economically disadvantaged? Ho since the oppositi >n has not been admission to colleges and universities too the better. use the funds first among those who frequently have given the impression that $15,000 $19,999 too vocal, he will probably get what Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., has these individuals really are alleducationally 4.0 11.6 4.8 12.7 already qualify for admission, with the he wants. remainder going to those who seem to have also pointed out that the cost of pay unqualified for what they are seeking. An the potential but are not normally The draft will definitely remain as incentives and improved living impression is left that they require special $20,000 - $24,999 1.6 5.1 1.3 6.3 admissible? Do we follow a first - long as America retains her present conditions necessary to make the privileges. first - served policyor somearbitrarv mlX' This is a serious distortion and grossly $25,000 - $29,999 military priorities. To continue draft more palatable could be offset 1.1 2.7 0.4 3.2 These also are among the 1uest'°® inaccurate. True, t^here are those minority global meddling, America needs a by scrapping the Selective Service individuals, as there are in any group, who presently being considered by tn draft. A volunteer army could less System, an organization which is are not normally admissable and yet who $30,000 or more 1.2 5.0 0.9 5.8 President's Commission on Admissionsano effectively police the world. Student Body composition to help tfuide' costing this country more than $4 have potential for success. at MSU. A splendid opportunity emerges billion a year. However, these are not the individuals who constitute the They are especially critical because a- with the expiration of the draft. greatest demand. Many men and women who are eligible do hot go Considering division in America combination of these. The sources of these colleges and universities face the d«'cade® John Stennis, head minority youths suffer from deficient on to achieve a higher education. funds the 1970s every forecast suggests the b'e of the Senate caused by the draft and the career are primarily federal and state. primary and seconday education, and This is where a broad system of financial financial picture for all of them. Thereto1, Armed Services Committee, is right. opportunities volunteer a army thereby can be considered to be aid comes into play. MSU, as have many Unfortunately, there are very real "The volunteer objective is a flight would offer to people of all classes, as the pressure continues to build educationally disadvantaged, but there are other schools, attempts to put. together limitations on the amounts of these dollars from reality unless the size of the educating larger numbers of disadvantag we conclude that the nation cannot \ vast numbers who, nevertheless, still "packages" of assistance thai are tailored which restrict our efforts to aid all those in students while the financial resources a armed forces is to be reduced." afford to postpone implementing an qualify for normal admission employing all to the needs of the individual student. need of help, minority and otherwise. At the regular standards. There may be work - study aid, outright not increased proportionately, w So why not reduce its size? MSU, grants and work study funds have all volunteer army. Their most critical problem is one of totaled about $6.5 million - methods and approaches will undoubte grants or scholarships or loans — or a a year and loans have to be investigated. Hopefully the United States is slowly Thus far, no senator has seriously finances. It is particularly acute because in extracting itself from Southeast Asia asked whether a volunteer army has our society the deficiencies in income ■ UiHAMIUHH although it appears otherwise at the to be as large as today's army. distribution more heavily affect minorities l'/|l 111 M fl|fl\1/H //• WHEN YOU'VE JUST COME HOME than it does whites. The higher level of FROM UDORM SCHOOL, THfcp? moment. The troop levels in Western Drastically reducing the size of the financial need among potential Black, A LOT TO TALK ABOUT Europe, Japan, Korea and Thailand army while simultaneously Chicano and American Indian students is can be reduced, not to mention the re-asserting congressional control simply a reflection of the fact that a larger home forces. the number of their parents over Pentagon would be fall within lower Liberal Senators argue that the income groups. A table published in the necessary assurance that the 1^ volunteer volui army would be more like a Pentagon's hand will not continue to Educational Record not long ago graphically display this. poor poot people's army. Given the stretch around the world. Consequently, many thousands of young Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 5,1971 5 OUR READERS' MIND Blacks have ignored other minority To 1 the Editor: to remind excluded from the recent which is true. They'll also tell burning and locking groups - - line my financial aids meeting held up and £U°1interest it i U«4 {#'0 nVv/ti it XT _ 11 _ __ . a at you that we don't have qualified taking over administration different ?onfid,fnce in the I had better "check myself." groups on I equality for all. If you say that better "check themselves," began to ask myself such leadef^hi^on^mpus'from the TtatTa he Th? into"^°"e«e buildings for the "very* same campus and more dictated quS "Why ™ does the.... we perhaps shouldn't have some of these 01 positions because inese posmons oecause 01 of because they certainly don't represent me and other The mere fact that we were big "minority Hear mp group wheels." nn» »n,T ?♦' i qualified .& the fish, crosby. stills « john »«boslicin • sho 7, 8:40, 10:20 and 400,000 oth»r baa afiimbyrnichael wadleigh .producedby NO ID bob maurice COLOR • a wadleigh-mauricejtd. production • technicolor® from warner bros. :opyri|ht © 1969 magnum photos, Inc. photography by charlts harbutt burk Mill and elliott IV"1* An electronic magazine of American pop culture ► .HOWARD W KOCH ®{R| Shown At 9:15 Only A PARAMOUNT PICTURE with flashes by: .PLUS The Title Tells A Lot, But There's A Lot More To See! Paul Krassner • Richard Pryor • The Ace Trucking Company -Lenny Bruce • Joan Baez • Rhinoceros • Ron Carey • Tuli Kupferberg • Sha- ROOM 104 B — AJ 7, 8:45 and $1.00 ID'S MIKED URDER LEATHER Na-Na • Allen Ginsberg • Leonard Cohen • Malcolm X • Peter Max WELLS 10:30 REQUIRED Starring Rat*dn iv Alain Delon - Marianne Faithful 7:07 m'2. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 5,1971 9 Human bvDENISE McCOURT bus strike in his door Rights party to support candidates - to - door the rich," State News Staff Writer campaign. few years STt" (the city _ _ ",A I?1"011 ^ they cant f°u' parking ramps but spend $24,000 to ^ Phyllis Evans, MSU asst. share professor in social work, has set in the fruits of society and that human the environment,"not only in dignity may be the air and water, but the blight 75 cents an hour formed Human Speaking Speaking to about 30 council) decided to'sp^nd $7-8 keej> the he to file her petition for a seat on ...... Lawrence L. Molloy, manager npwlv running." a'nH garbage in , vuses maintained through through eaual equal oovertv poverty, rate rats and W • f "!t" of Greater Lansing members o f the Human Rights A the East Lansing City Council. opportunities in housing, health, our cities." of Pizza Villa, explained that prospective waitresses are told |sSUppor nortinfi two ng candidates for P^V thf 6th District, he said Mrs. Evans said she is running food, clothing, recreation and The Sixth district they will be trained for a period upcoming - "Ltions I ansine and jn the East he decided to run for office about ■ a lon8 time he felt ago because for the U.S.-Canadian for the office to support the Human Rights At party issues. education.'" world . TTie principles also call for representative also voted to boycott the Pizza Villa,, 2167 of time at 75 cents plus tips. After this training period, which a statewide meeting Jan. including an Grand River, Okemos, and other Uinsingpl' rinnalson 1211 E. government was not "for the 10 in peace, immediate withdrawal of troops establishments that varies in length with the Farmington, the party G|end Lansing, has declared people" nriidacv f°r the Lansing agalnst and discriminated blacks and the finish pollution drafted which a statement of proposals seeks an end to from Indochina, efforts to pay less than the minimum protect civil rights and civil wage. Margo Seelhoff, a member reportedly individual, the waitress is paid $1 an hour plus tips. Between wages and tips, the waitress is ,'council from the said firstatward. P™. a "The institutional racism, economic liberties and a call for the of the party, said the Pizza Villa guaranteed $2 an hour, Molloy Donalson, percentages show that OTTAWA (UPI) — Ontario and justice "So that all people may preservation and restoration of was advertising for waitresses at others air, a four - year Michigan are polluting each said. study for the International Joint Ltommission concluded Wednesday. ii to resolve the Lansing poor people rode the bus than " ®'(' the pollution comes the Detroit Huron and Sarnia. • largely from the American side in Windsor area and from both sides around Port An MHA-WIC Presentation Urging a $65 million a year pollution control effort on both sides of the border, the commission said, "transboundary and local pollution both exceed the level that is detrimental to the * CAPITAL CAPSULES health, safety and general welfare of citizens and to property on the other side of the international boundary." The commission study said the pollution levels along the boundary were "in excess of desirable air quality standards REP. JACKIE VAUGHN III, Michigan's four - year state already established in Ontario and about to be established in D-Detroit, Thursday introduced universities under a bill Michigan. "In the Detroit I bill that would create the new introduced Thursday by Rep. Windsor area, far more sulfur oxides and - particulate pollution (dust and soot) is being transported from profession of physician's Roy Smith, R-Ypsilanti. the United States into Canada than from issistant. An advisory board for the Canada into the United After a training period the school would be set up and the States. "In the Port Huron Sarnia area, physician's assistant would State Board of Education would was - transboundary pollution also verified. However, the contributions from the perform certain medical services determine where the school countries were about equal." respective under the supervision of a would be located, physician or surgeon. The * * * position would be licensed by TWENTY - ONE DETROIT [the state. * * * LEGISLATORS Thursday urged William Clay Ford, owner of the THE STATE BOARD OF Jet™il Lions to reconsider his lEDUCATION Thursday made decision to relocate the football recommendations to" John tea™ ™ ™f th r ,, Porter, superintendent of public ,The °f the L,°ns W1» Cu tion to provide better ""doubtedly have an extremely 'Tucation for Michigan's adve,rs M-78 (Soqinqw iir. Her body is bruised and embraced beyond her wildest dreams. LEE VANCLEEF ALOO GIUFFRE. ...MM Hi Friday- 2 locations Snend n marvelous evening with eight of tfie bov Saturday in Conrad DRACULA | fflANKENSfflK Mart Crowley's Shov 7, 9:50 Wilson • in i*** 2 p.m., 7, 9:50 IN flit H4NT- 8:30 Brody $1.00 admission I.D's required 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Februarys, 197, SPORTS- Wrestlers battle 'S' tankers 'unbeatable' Cal Poly tonight By DAVE WOODS State News Sports Writer Councilman want to frequently leaves some run up1* u of his ton "We have a young team that 118-pound ace Greg Johnson stars at home By GARVSCHARRER when Indian, progressed rapidly last year will be back in action for home The finest collegiate team in travels, to avoid State News Sports Writer when it was exposed to some of fans. Johnson sat out two weeks embarassing hi. swimming history will be on hosts. But the Spartans are the nations finest competitors," with a shoulder injury but came display Saturday in the IM pool. good swim team, certainly 0m> Tuning up for the Big Ten he commented. oack last week for a victory and of the better teams on meet, which is scheduled for one The Spartan - Mustang clash is a draw against Purdue and Beginning at 2:00 p.m., the tho MSU swim team will play host Indiana schedule month from today, the Spartan billed as the top home MSU Illinois. and to an amazing collection of Councilman may swim wrestling squad begins its quest wrestling meets of the season. "Johnson is a little better most 0f Olympians, NCAA champions, his best. over the final four opponents Cal Poly's record prior to last each week; it's quite a slow and world record holders that Indeed, the Spartans when they tangle with California night's meet with U-M at Ann are one process, you have to hang in of the very few teams Arbor was 9-2 and included goes by the name of the Indiana in the Poly tonight. there and see what is going to nation who could swim team. hope to win« The Spartans, who entertain victories over major powers such happen," Peninger said. No one is pretending that the few events from the the Mustangs in the I.M. Sports as UCLA, Army and a 21-9 Even though Johnson has Hoosier* Arena at 7:30 p.m., round out victory over Oklahoma. Earlier Spartans have a chance at By happy coincidence, three of returned, the Spartans have had the Spartans' their dual meets with Northern in the season MSU lost to the to patch up a crippled line - up. winning the meet, least of all strongest events Iowa, U-M and Minnesota before Sooners by a score of 19-14. Cal Coach Dick Fetters. happen to be Indiana's weakest With Tom Milkovich missing "I'm sure no one expects us The Indiana divers were the conference tournament, Poly's losses came against tonight's meet because of a hard! to beat Indiana," said Fetters, hit by graduation last March 5-6, at Purdue University. Oklahoma State and Navy. muscle strain, sophomore Ed year, while "but our guys are glad to have MSU has a very solid Tonight's meet with Cal Poly Cal Poly boasts of several Fisher, 134, will make his varsity board marks only the second time that outstanding individuals in Glen debut. Potential pin? the opportunity to get to swim contingent. Diving Coach John Narcy can dive any of a number MSU has competed with the Anderson, 126, and John Finch, Other against the best in the world. Spartan regulars not You don't get to do that every of talented men, but is Mustangs. Last year the Spartan 158. Finch is a three- time competing because of injuries Spartan wrestler Mike Ellis takes down his opponent in a meet against Indiana earlier in the likely to day." go with Tom Cramer, Dave grapplers traveled to California NCAA College place winner and are John Abajace (150) and Tom season. While riding the Hoosier grappler Ellis tries to position himself for a possible pin. With Coward and Kim and were a 18-12 victor after Anderson placed third last year. Muir (158). Dave Holek, 1-1, 11 victories Ellis has Actually, the only real Ridinger on won the most individual matches in MSU meets this year. the one - meter, and Jud some "barn -burner" matches as Both have 10-2-1 records this and Rick Radman, question is how high a score Alward 4-1, will be State News photo by Teri Franks does Indiana Coach Doc Mike Cook and Bill Scott on recalled by MSU Coach Grady the year. wrestling in their places. three - meter. Peninger. The two Mustang grapplers This season Peninger doesn't Cal Poly is rated No. 1 in are small college polls and have been supporting bolstered by a fine have the depth that he would MSU RELAYS NEXT If they come through with performances they are capable the cast, including like but takes the attitude that of, the divers could triumph the power of the NCAA College heavyweight Tim Kopitar, a 6-0, injuries are part of the game and division, winning the national 300 handily on both boards. - pound former California the only hope is to keep them at Trackmen Wildcats The only other event that title four times, including three Junior College champ. Unbeaten meet a minimum. MSU can reasonably hope for a straight seasons, in the past five Spartan heavyweight Ben Lewis "It's kind of depressing to years. will be giving away almost a have these many good kids victory is the breaststroke, where Indiana is strong, but not Mustang Coach Vaughan hundred pounds to Kopitar, a around and have them hurt," he Hitchcock candidly admitts that wrestler By DON KOPRIVA dual competition last weekend. Pender, Greene and overwhelming. The Spartans Peninger terms commented. "But you have to Charlie posting a 3:15.1 clocking to boast Jeff Lanini, who senior this could be his best Cal Poly "mountainous." Kopitar is 10-2 wait it out and hope you get all State News Sports Writer Both teams will return to the other top sprinters, but break the fieldhouse record. teammate George Gonzalez calls team. this season. your horses back for the Big Ten Too much of relays circuit here next week as freshman Bob Cassleman, a Northwestern ran 3:16.4 and has anything "definitely a world class tournament. becomes monotonous, so the State, Northwestern and five winner both times out in the a group capable of giving the ■ breaststroker." Auburn Film Group Presents Mike Ellis (142) has chalked MSU track team will take a week other Big Ten schools vie with 600, will be going again in his Spartans trouble. Lanini has been "Dennis Hopper's most violent epic" - Variety up the most individual wins in break from its steady diet of some 20 outsiders in the 48th specialty. Mike Holt, Mike Murphy, swimming annual MSU Relays. very well so far this season, and "One of the most savage motorcycle thrillers ever filmed." L.A. Times MSU meets this year. Ellis has relay meet competition and Hurdlers John Morrison, John Mock and Cassleman will Rich Feezel in the long jump Wayne Hartwick and Dave appears ready to grab a big first 7:00-8:45-10:30 Thurs G.8 Holden Hall Fri & Sat. 108 B Wells won 11 matches against two travel to Evanston, 111., for a comprise the relay. Holt and defeats after missing last year's and Dick Taylor in the hurdles Martin will lead a good MSU place against the Hoosiers. Saturday afternoon dual meet Murphy will also run the open Elsewhere in the meet, it is plus "I Want More" (short) Fri. 8c Sat. $1.00 campaign because of an injury. against the Wildcats. are Big Ten titlists and should be hurdle group against Taylor, 440 while Mock is entered in the Ellis conference MSU has favored against their Spartan while La-Rue Butchee and Cuba 880. likely to be all Indiana. The was a runner - run in two relays Hoosier roster is deep in such 'BLACK SOULS' vs. the 'STOMPERS' up at 130 in 1969 and won the meets at Kalamazoo and Ann rivals, but after them it looks Gregory will go against the Four other Spartans who stars as Mark Spitz, Gary Midlands title last year as an Arbor thus like all Spartans, with Cats Northwestern sprinters. posted the best marks of their Hall, far, while Larry Barbierie (all NCAA The meet's final event, the CYCLE GANG-WAR! independent, teammate Milkovich. 11 defeating Northwestern was a 91 - 75 victor over Miami of Ohio in threatening in a few events. Herb Washington will run 50 yards tonight at the Maple Leaf mile relay, should be a good one. MSU defeated Northwestern in careers last weekend are entered in the meet. Tom Spuller posted a 31.3 300 last weekend, one of champions in 1970), Jack Horsley, Bill Baird and MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES TOrq newcomers Mike Stamm and .and a " mrioian MAIi Games in Toronto against Mel the Western Michigan Relays, times over run by a 1 the best 11 ftUW GRAM) RIVER ft MARSH RD Sullivan Award winner John NEW DURING. TWI LITE HOUR' Spartan, in taking second at the Kinsella. PHONE 349-2700 Michigan Relays. In fact, the Indiana team is so KIND Junior Dave Dieters placed OF Friday, Saturday & Sunday fourth in the mile in 4:11.8, a strong that Gonzalez has said, I HOVERS M1DH career best, while Randy probably accurately, "If Indiana /I0LENCE were to have a dual meet with IS wanigR fnronoEns Nights at the Dells Kilpatrick, ith a 9:13.1, and Kim Hartman, 9:13.8, reached bests the rest of the world, Indiana Friday 5:30-7:30-9:30 would win." ioi Saturday 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 at two miles. BORN! Sunday 2:00-4:00-6:15-8:15 The Woolies - • ■ " ' ' " ' 90c. 5:00 - 5:30. M'mm M'mm Good! coming attractions: NASSAU OPTIONS PETER SELLERS • GOLDIE HAWN SPRING VACATION Friday 6:00-8:00-9:55 yj " ( Doug Clark & His Hot Nuts - Feb. 12-13. The breakfast & K 8 DAYS 7 NIGHTS - irday 2:00-4:00-6:00-8:00-9:55 Box Tops — Feb. 25. The Dells continues its 7 dinner 0Satur , • >. J course Sund 2:15-4:15-6:30-8:15 rni n„ Twi-I S Hr., Adults 90c, 5:30-6:00 IUIUK policy of featuring top line entertainment for daily $45 Round Trip Jet BUTCH & THE KID ARE BACK! PAUL NEWMAN you. From Windsor Via Air Canada $99 AND BUTCH CASSIDY AND a_^DR- ACCOMMODATIONS AT scuba y a FLAGLER INN $80 (+ $10 TIPS) sailing THE SUNDANCE KID 15th •iday 5:30-7:30-9:30 DELLS fishing 0FrldaSatui urday 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 MARCH 19 - 26 ePROGRAM INFORMATION 3 2-5817 water skiing WEEK! Sund __MBpTwl-lLite Iday 2:00-4:00-6:00-8:00 Hr., Adults 90c, 5:00 - 5:30 LAKE LANSING RD. car & cycle Open 6:45 LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE rental p.m. Feature at 7:30 and 9:35 215 ABBOTT RD. - DOWNTOWN HCATCH-22i HASLETT RD. %'h Contact : MSU TRAVEL OFFICE SPONSORED BY: 2>eU.t Friday 5:15-7. 2ND FLOOR - STU. UNION MSU UNION BOARD I'm the Joe the whole Saturday 1:00-3:00-5:15-7:4 11:30 - 4:30 Mon. - Fri. ADMIN. SERV. BY: country's talking about! u Sunday 1:30-3:30-5:45-8:00 r.. Adults 90c, 4:45 • 5:15 GRAND RIVER MALL 353-9777 STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL open only to students, faculty & staff Fri., Sat., Sun. of Michigan State University "A TRIUMPH! A RIP-SNORTER! A Just 3 Days Left and their immediate families THIS MINUTE' FILM!*"' -Judith cri.t Doors Open 12:45 p.m. program information 485 648*> EAST LOUSING OH M 43 ♦ PHONE 349-2250 XXX Program ^'JOE' MUST SURELY RANK IN IMPACT WITH BONNIE AND CLYDE'P'-Time Magazine HE CONQUERED THE HILLS. PIECE BY PIECE! TODAY MASS MEETING : AND MADE THEM LOVE EVERY MINUTE OF IT! BIG FEATURES! TUES., FEBRUARY 9, 7:30 P.M. **★★★★! LOVE IT!"-Chicago-Sun Times UNION BALLROOM Not that it matters, but most of it is true. "TAUT AND COMPELLING!"—Washington Post EACH j "WILL BE A B0X0FFICE SENSATION!" TIME IT PAUL NEWMAN IS . PROGRAM INFORMATION 372 243« Open At 6:30 —Chicago Tribune BUTCH CASSIOV AND IN CAR HEATERS "AN OCCASION FOR CHEERING!" WAS THE SUNDANCE KID —Philadelphia Daily News HARDER- IS ROBERT REDFORD. "A MASTERPIECE!" —Chicago Today AND HARDER! "CLEARLY THE MOVIE OF THE MOMENT KATHARINE ROSS AND MAYBE THE MOVIE OF THE YEAR!" —Washington Star BRILLIANTLY DONE, DEVASTATINGLY FUNNY!"*- New York Daily News iLTORACCO Starring DIXIE DONOVAN noonr -a • JOHNNY ROCCO Photographed and Edited by Dwayne Rayven • with Debbie Osborrv GATCH-22 ONE OF THE 10 BEST FILMS iovielab Produced and Directed by BUCKALEW OF THE YEAR! »rr,S A BOXOFFICE INTERNATIONAL PICTURES RELEASE Shown Twice at 7:09 10:40 - ftwanuFU RATED 'R' ;»«>*> Shown At "iV''' 9:15 Only MM. KMNMIUNM MIMCWMRIl JACKMfOM MC silt AND ... ON THE SAME PROGRAM! Plus. . . Dany. "joe COLOR ACAWsh, however, as they play six WHAT I AM' at Jim's f can do well. The game at Ann ties in the next 14 days. First ■nd foremost will be the Arbor was definitely a turning ik point for our team. They (the Michael, is a thirty - two year old, ugly, pock - marked Jew lenesee Community College Greek specialties lesrs, owners of a 22-1 record, fairy. And if it takes me a while to pull myself together and THE PLAZA every Saturday Ivhom the frosh will pit their 2-3 ACAPULCO if I smoke a little grass before I can get up the nerve to night Tecord against Saturday show this face to the world, it's nobody's — damn business (Former Jack Tar Hotel) 8 Days $208.00 1:45 p.m. clash at Jenison. but my own." And how are you this evening?" Come with us on a voyage into DOWNTOWN LANSING space as we explore the 125 W. Michigan 116 E. I Aitch is optimistic about his plu4 gratuities mysterious members of our solar Michigan FREE EVENING PARKING leam's chances for the second CALL STAN 393-6575 system and travel beyond, to the outer limits of our universe. across from the Capitol 489-1196 lalf of the season. "If the lay-off Program Schedule Fridays 8:00 p.m. Ladies, Come To The Movies Saturdays 2:30, 8:00 p.m. Sundays 2:30 & 4:00 p.m. NOMINATIONS FREEH Information 355-4672 Planetarium, Science Rd. and Abrams Shaw Lane, MSU, East Lansing. for Every Tues. at 9 a.m. starting Feb. 16. a different, recent ABRAXAS/SANTANA movie will be shown for ladies only compliments of the This weekend only, immediately Lansing Mall Merchants Association. following the Friday Saturday night shows. Abraxas by and TEACHER-SCHOLAR AWARDS Movies will not be the feature currently being shown. Santana will be piped through the Children under 6 admitted free with mother. sky theatre's sound system for those who would like to linger under a star filled sky. and Abraxas and JOURNEY THROUGH THE UNIVERSE |"| loosing mall The Boys in the Band ... a guaranteed safe trip. Attention EXCELLENCE-IN-TEACHING CITATIONS LUNAR ECLIPSE observing 5330 W. Saginaw Hwy. February 11, 12, 13 - Wonders Kiva - 18, 19, 20 - session at Abrams Tuesday night February 9-10, weather Planetarium for McDonel Kiva; 25, 26, 27 Erickson Kiva. Thursday and permitting. Session 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 332 69 begins 12:45 A:M; totality begins WOW! Open 12:45 Friday shows 8:30; Saturday 7:30 & 10:00. 12 2:03 A:M. Telescopes available. m Double Feature Celebrations from the people who brought you "Salvation." SKY SCAN: free emphasizing current sky study, program GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANTS Program second Thursday of each month. Tickets $1.50 at Marshall Music & the Union February 11th: Winter Constellations. The Smash Broadway The undersigned committee solicits nominations for Teacher - Scholar Awards and Comedy Now soup-er PROGRAM INFORMATION 482-3905 Excellence - In - Teaching Citations from faculty and students. . . . Screen Entertainment! Open NOW.. .2nd WEEK 1:00 ICHIGAN (3 A FRANKOVICH P.M. Teacher - Scholar Awards are given to faculty drawn from the ranks of instructor and PRODUCTION assistant professor who have earned the respect of students and colleagues for their Theatre - Lansmq "FAR AHEAD OF ITS TIME... BEST AUDIOVISUAL devotion to and skill in undergraduate teaching. To be considered for the award, the PETER SELLERS EXPERIENCE IN TOWN!" William Wolf, Cue 217 S. WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWN candidate must have served on the faculty for at least three terms, but no more than five academic years, and be 35 years of age or younger. GOLDIE HAWN 93Ur&aG&rl in THE ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE Excellence - In assistants who have - Teaching Citations are awarded to outstanding graduate teaching distinguished themselves by the care they have given and the skill they have shown in meeting their classroom responsibilities. To be considered for the citation, the candidate must have held a half - time graduate teaching assistantship for at least two terms. In addition he must have assumed a significant measure of responsibility for the conduct of the undergraduate courses. Nomination forms have been distributed to all Department Chairmen. Additional forms may be obtained from the Office of the Provost, Hannah Administration Building, 355-6550. Ten copies of the completed application forms and supporting letters should be submitted to the Department Chairman. A maximum of three applications for each award should be forwarded by the Chairman to the Office of the Provost by the first Friday in March. Robert Anderson Arts and Letters Linda Sue Carter ASMSU James Covert Council of Graduate Students Gerald Duffy Education Mary Ann Hall ASMSU David niven topol Michael Halprin ASMSU anna kar1na john hurt DISNEY'S GREA T PIONEERING VENTURE IS Robert Hammer Natural Science THE SEASON'S HIT REVIVAL !" Newsweek Lawrence Krupka University College ... James McKee Social Science ANTHONY QUAYLE AN INCREDIBLY REVOLUTIONARY FILM ... ORI LEVY |OHN COLLIN ^ THE MIND CAN RUN RIOT!" The NYU Ticker Dorothy Arata, ex officio, Chairman, Office of the Provost ic iwaasnf J?e*t WeeH F s • Alec Guinness "CROMWELL^_ 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Februilary SPORTS- 5,19 BATTLE FOR 3RD S' icers travel to Duluth By RICK GOSSELIN his credit on 11 goals and 14 back lines in containing the The hitting of Dave Herb Price could R0berU, State News Sports Writer assists. super - charged Bulldogs. The The league's number two also ,, Spartan defense is beginning to The cards are dealt. scorer is also a member of the mesh and could prove an crushing affect on skating game. t£> Now all A mo Bessone needs Duluth Bulldogs. Pat Boutette, ccellent match - up r for Duluth. The trip to Duluth is pair of aces on Friday and another wingman, has 10 goals Rick Olson had a fine series will h, first of a crucial two Saturday. and 12 assists in pursuit of Dai against Notre Dame last trip for the Spartans « And against the Minnesota - Ledingham. weekend and should be in top Duluth Bulldogs, the Spartans But the most dangerous of all weekend, MSU will ttaJ shape against the competition. Denver. Vel can't afford to bluff this of Duluth's high scoring charges weekend. is a player who has seen action Duluth has one of the top in only five games this season. goaltenders in college hockey, Murray Koegan, injured after the the WCHA's leading scorer, and first few games, will return for a sophomore All - American of his first taste of 1971 WCHA last year who is returning from a action this weekend against the season long injury this Spartans. weekend. And to top it off, the Despite his limited playing Bulldogs will be putting on the time, Koegan still has five goals show in front of their own fans. and three assists to his credit. A "Duluth is real strong," teammate of Ledingham in his Bessone said. "This will be the junior days in Canada, Koegan DETROIT (UPI) - John E. Fetzer said Wednesday his rao* first game of the season that the team, the Detroit Tigers, would play in a riverfront whole team has been together was selected in the first round of the 1970 amateur draft by the stadiuirf since the first week of the St. Louis Blues, but bypassed u_T!?!-C_hairman °f the it would be done. P'ann'ng the structured season." the pros in favor of college. Winger Walt "If they build on the Cobo Hall site nnrt Ledingham is Though only sophomore, three parking that they say they can produce, then points ahead of his nearest Koegan is also an assistant competitor for the WCHA captain of the Bulldogs. Hall, the Tigers' owner said in a telephone we11?o S'p 11 scoring lead. The sophomore from The Duluth goaltender is Tucson, Ariz., winter home. interview frora hJ interview fr Weybum, Sask. has 25 points to Glenn Resch, who has played more games in net than any WCHA goaltender this season. WCHA Resch's 15 games is tops in the . ,fAN DIES°; Cal,f' (UPD suit was on file ~ A $157,000 breach of contra, circuit, and his 3.8 average is fifth amongst his netminding 'Thursday against San Diego charges wide Lance Alworth and eight business partners. S The suit, filed on behalf of San Standings peers. Gilles Gagnon, because the Alworth 60-Minute Systems, Diego QRS Signs allepeH i. Inc., failed to pay $46 959 25 signs the corporation contracted to series last weekend with Notre have made ' °" Michigan Tech Dame was non league Minnesota - Duluth competition has dropped from * * * North Dakota third to fifth in the WCHA FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) - Four Negro football players who quit the Texas Christian University team because of MSU Wisconsin scoring race. Don Thompson is one point behind Gagnon. social activities" must first get an official release from & "limS Colorado College The Spartans will need a officials before they can transfer to Florida Minnesota State Seminni! Michigan superb defensive effort by the Coach Larry Jones said Thursday. nole "We told them we could not discuss their transferring until they were officially released by TCU," Jones Good "At the same time, we advised them to said in stay at TCU." Tallahassee Jones said the four players had contacted him last week about Prices- transferring. All four team last season. were starting sophomores on TCU's football Better Food FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 310 Elmwood Dr., Lansing presents i. thruThurs. y „p,m- -rl.isat. 2820 E. Grand River 487-3761 February 9th The Spear Family from is the last day Nashville, Tenn. Sunday, Feb. 7, 10:15 and 3:00 Darrel E. Lather, Senior Pastor Leon J. Morton, Minister of Youth Walter E. Ballard, Minister of Christian Education that you'll be able to submit your favorite recipes for publication in the First Annual For bus schedule call Student Cookbook. Call your mother, call 485-0643 your uncle, call the neighbor lady, call anybody and get some recipes to send us. If there is a special food or drink you really like, why not share it with other (iive it a gallon of gas students? We'll also be including shopping hints, food preparation tips, chefs' secrets, and other related articles. Remember, the and it'll give you cookbook will be published on Feb. 15, but the deadline for your recipes is Feb. 9. 35 miles. Send them now. All you have to do is fill out the small form below, [ (IS THAT A STUDENT DISCOUNT?! attach it to your recipe (s) and bring it in or mail it to the Food Editor whose address is also below. ( The long pants are nice but Recipe categories are: Salads, Breads, Casseroles, Cakes, Cookies, Meats, Low - Calorie, Foreign Dishes, Pastries, Drinks, and Miscellaneous. distance runner. KNICKERS ARE NEWER All recipes printed will contain the student's and hometown only. name ROADIOVE Ask your father about knickers knickers now! Ours are strictly as he knew them . . . then ask Knapp's about llMJUiO kicky and current in a no - snicker collection of suit - like sets and separates. A. Houndstooth, tweed or plaid with buttoned fly and cuff. Brown, black, navy. 5 - 11, $14. Shirt collared - skinny ribbed knit, white, navy, purple, red. S - M L. $8. B. Cotton corduroy knickers with elastic at the knee. Snail Form Below Dusty blue, green, rose, 5 - 11, $11. Ribbed top with front - zipped turtle neck, Food Editor Black, gold, lilac, navy. S -■ M L. $12. C. Grey tunic with flashes of red over - black State News knickers. Acetate knit. 7-13. $28. D. Calico cotton knit in knickers and mutton - Room 341 sleeved, multi - buttoned jacket. Black/white/tan. 5-13. Student Services Bldg. $24. Junior dresses and Sportswear, Meridian Mall. Name Home Town $1789 P.O.E. AT Knapp's Class Local Phone _ SPORTSCAR CENTER ^Shop tonight Downtown and Meridian Mall to 9 Category Open Monday & Thursday until 9 pm Saturday Downtown 10 to 5:30 Meridian Mall 10 to 9 482-1226 1200 E. OAKLAND Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 5 ^rcl^acks Bus service for ell By BECKIE HANES II State News «.. l spend annually on commercial the world. And replaced if lost or stolen. "i East Lansing for the We want you to use your money wisely. East tax of Lansing State commercial Bank, your Hometown Bank. Member: F.D.I.C. to equal the Tuesday t property 'Nuction. lhl report also st«tes that ^Property owner in the city th0 " P!,y more taxes as 8 result adoption of the uniform item if However> owners of nrtmmy, a.nd sorority houses, d «2ru,es buildings, businesses woi"d p"y February 23 report indicated that East Lansing State Bank a uld J" ln Property taxes ! prosn [ Prospect rent rates but that is unlikely. " just be noted that rents East Lansing Okemos Hasleu Brooktleld Plaza Red Cedar at Trowbridge Pplv of ^etermined by the usiL demand for rental The only bank in Michigan offering MASTER CHARGE 10 Juniors, Seniors and Grad students regardless of age. tirrwta' • there ,s no - lucUruf reason to forecast a ^'nrenU," adding to Michii 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Februarys, 10 STATE NEWS state news CLASSIFIED The most romantic gift of all. A Valentine display ad. 355-8255. classified 355-8255 355 8255 jf BERN ARC ',ood mart The State News dots not permit racial or religious Scooters & Cycles feanklyspeakinG by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Sal? jollie h.althV- pupi C discrimination in- its 1968 HONDA 350 Scrambler. $450 ROOMMATE WANTED 340 OKEMOS, ONE bedroom apartment, musical advertising columns. The or best offer. Phone 337-9388. Evergreen upstairs, $60 month. instruments" State News will not 4-2-5 furnished, parking, utilities paid. 351-6586. 5-2-10 351-8840, 332-1677. 5-2-10 brands. 30% off 351-5869. c |jst „r™TS' ° accept advertising which 'T BERNARD discriminates Auto Service & Parts WOODSIDE APARTMENTS. New, FOURTH MAN for house. Two MOVING February ?5th ; House brokf . AUTOMOTIVE against one bedroom furnished, balcony, fireplaces, funky neighborhood, BTU air 3-2-8 conditio Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or laundry, security locks, quiet area. dogs and kids. $35/month. Rotary antenna MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East VHF . Auto Parts & Service national origin. 351-4698, ED 2-2920, 349-9152. 482-7897. 1-2 5 $100, Whirlpool washer Kalamazoo Street . . .Since 1940. Queen gas dryer, Aviation Complete auto painting and HEATHKIT AA-15 150 watts, Queen si/e bed $80/,e't collision service. IV 5-0256. C and fram ♦ EMPLOYMENT ACROSS FROM MSU sailing club in electrovoice EV-1177 receiver, 655-3375.5-2-9 ' * FOR RENT Haslett. Need one man for two will bargain, 353-8451. 3-2-8 AT MEL'S repair all foreign and Automotive we bedroom, two man apartment. AMPLIFIED STAN DEI Apartments American cars. If we can't fix it, it Call 339-8390 after 5 p.m. 3-2-5 ONE GIRL to share bedroom in $400. Gibson stereo guitar Houses can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O CHEVROLET 1968 Impala house. 1037 East Grand River, 489-9689 3-2-5 Rooms convertible, 327. Good condition, NOW MAN TO share one bedroom luxury across from Red Barn. $60. # FOR SALE sacrifice. Must sell. Phone get apartment - pool, reduced rent, no 351-5571. C YASHICA ELECTRO 694-2460. 5-2-10 deposit. 332-3650. 3-2-5 with Animals all the wide, telephoto L Bugs Rooms Nearly new. Rod, 355 6813.3. Mobile Homes CORVAIR 1962. Suitable for short MODERN SPACIOUS 2 bedroom out here—service & body work .PERSONAL distance driving. $125. Call fully carpeted apartment. G.E. FURNISHED ROOM. 334 Michigan U.S. ARMY clasi A' 332-8748, after 5 p.m. 3-2-5 RECISION appliances, air conditioner, Across from Williams coat - 38S, 2 pants 29W * PEANUTS PERSONAL Avenue. garbage disposal. In Haslett, only Brand newl 355-8079. 3 2 5' * REAL ESTATE CORVAIR 1964. 4 speed stick. Good IMPORTS minutes from campus. No pets. Dorm. 351-7492. 5-2-9 condition, dependable. $150. also Phone 339-2490 for appointment. » RECREATION offering ONE HALF double for woman. Near TYPEWRITER, BERN/1 355-7995. 3-2-5 5-2-9 332-1895. UNDERWCH AINT » SERVICE complete care for all Union, $10/week. portable, $24.95. Us." females. Y01 Typing Service FIAT 1969 convertible, 850 Spider, foreign models — service OWN ROOM in 4-girl Beech street 5-2-10 of all kinds. ABC SECONDh'a! 482-5887. 3-2 STORE, 1208 Tur • « TRANSPORTATION white. Call after 5 p.m., 372-8976. and body work & repair duplex, $55 or best offer. ROOM FOR man. Over Revco Store. 5-2-8 Immediate occupancy, 351-3747, 211% E. Grand River. X-5-2-10 iniature p< FLEA MARKET ♦ WANTED 1204 E. OAKLAND 484 4411 332-2961. X-3-2-5 rUMMa old. Dark SALE. 30,000 library FIAT 66 station wagon. Radio, SPECIALI TWO room arrangement, books 351-7389. a-' DEADLINE CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, GRAND RIVER each. 2,000 children's books heater, $350. Phone 349-9318. 2822, North 5 close in. Share bath. References. each. Open 9 - 6 p.m., 1 P.M. class day 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. Sati one 5-2-10 rooms furnished, just remodeled. $89 monthly. 663-8418. 1-2-5 Mobil before publication. FIREBIRD 1967, overhead 430 South Clippert, back of Koko Bar. 0-2-5 'ITS I0THIN6 I JUST Water paid, private entrance. $90/month. 371-1173, 484-0897. and Sunday. Call 669 9311 Cancellations 12 6, 8x3 one dass - day noon before automatic, $1295. Leaving D3NT WANT"K> W9EK. ftRW OUTFIT1- 10-2-16 MALE. term. 3 rooms available spring Close to campus. Parking NERAL, Close to MS country. After 5 p.m., 351-3799. Aviation and privileges. Call Jim, 351-3960. Cozy, be publication. SPACIOUS LUXURY two bedroom 2-2-8 Kenwood Excellent < Across from campus, TK-140X 170 PHONE FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to apartment. 351-7679 afte stereo AM-FM receiver FLORIDA? 1955 Cadillac Hearse learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. spring. 351-2794. 3-2-5 ROOMS IN farmhouse for females Han 355-8255 camper. Equipped, sleeps 4. $500 who like to live comfortably. Kardon 50 watt AM-FM s RATES or best offer. 351-8544. 2-2-5 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C W/WM3y/Jr. carfA 513 HILLCREST. Happy one 676-1362. 5-2-10 compact with speakers STER 1AMC0 1969. LEARN FLYING through MSU club. bedroom in new building. Close 1 day $1.50 FORD, 1957, V-8 automatic, power Low prices. Call Don, 351-8168. in. Fully furnished; MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. turntables, and tape recorders, every 15c per word per day 5-2-11 sets. 98 track tape pi; steering. 50,000 miles. convenience; utilities paid. $165. Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to used 8 track tapes, cas 3 days $4.00 Mechanically perfect, $150. Call 349-2494. 4-2-5 Employment For Rent 351-0705. 3-2-5 campus. 487-5753, 485-8836. O reel tapes. AM-FM and po 13Vic per word per day 5 days $6.50 FORD 1966 wagon. V-8, automatic, Employment PART TIME THREE BEDROOM spacious. ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. band radios and 01 tapestries. employment: 12-20 NEEDED: ONE girl for 3-man W I L C( Available February 14th. Completely furnished. 372-8077 13c per word per day power steering. $900. Evenings, hours per week. Automobile apartment. Own room. No SECONDHAND STORE, 509E 349-0242 after 5 p.m., weekends. before 4 p.m. C 372-3697. 3-2-9 DENTAL ASSISTANT. Full or part required, 351-5800. O Michigan, 485-4391, 8 (based on 10 words per ad) utilities. $67/month. Block off 5-2-8 5 |67BELMONT time, with orthodontis experience. campus. 332-6916. 3-2-9 p.m., Monday thru Saturday.C Peanuts Personals must be LEMANS, 1966. AM-FM, buckets, Downtown. 482-9695, days; STUDENTS. PART For Sale time, $50 per GRADUATE OR serious student. pre-paid. stick. Nice condition. $900. Call 484-0702 evenings. 3-2-5 week plus commission. Call IMMEDIATELY, MAN for luxury Close to campus. Quiet. 2-man. FLEA MARKET. Ami ^ 355-8997. 5-2-8 351-3591. 5-2-10 apartment. Close, reasonable, ONE PAIR Criterion 150A speakers. coins, stamps, old new $110 plus utilities. ED 2-5374. There will be a 50c service reduced deposit. 332-6909. 5-2-11 $40 each or best offer. 355-6825. collectors items. Sunday 11^ YOUNG MEN willing to work in 5-2-8 ggg monA and MGB 1965. Radials, needs some PART TIME, earn up to $50 $75 5 p.m. Willounhhy ,>< bookkeeping charge if exchange for horse's board or for - 3-2-5 ipando, unfi body work. $600, best. 485-9844. per week. Car necessary. Call UPSTAIRS APARTMENT, fully 0X9-2662. 1-2-5 this ad is not paid within horse and board. MILLER WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed to and range sta A-5-2-5 351-7319 for one week. RANCH, 645-7362, 645-7762. C intervtew^C carpeted, refrigerator, electric share luxury apartment near MORE FUN in the sun with Sun Stonegate Mi GET stove and drapes included. Heat Shades. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, Martha Mertz, MUSTANG MACH I, 1969. 7,500 IN on the funl Read the campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 The State News will be furnished. No children or pets. -2615 East Michigan Avenue, Real Estate LIZARDS NEW Bar and Restaurant, Peanuts Personals in the Want Ads miles, 428 ram - air, power $110. Holt. Call OX-4-0242. 3-2-9 372-7409. C-2-5 responsible only for the 224 Abbott Road (across from the each day) 349-3310. 4-2 steering, disc brakes, stereo radio Lost Lease. first day's incorrect State Theater, East Lansing). EAST LANSING, MSU 4 and tape system, many other near. Curious Bookshop, 210 At 43 USED sew machines $15.00 up. •MBRANDT, insertion. extras. Call 882-0846 after 6 p.m. Taking new applications for For Rent student farmhouse. Private, Zig - Zaggers and straight stitchers. (Upstairs)) 1-2-5 carpeted. Furi 3-2-8 bartenders, cooks, waitresses and carpeted, furnished. 337-2285. 26 used vacuum cleaners $6.00 shed and garl busboys. Applicants that have 5-2-5 ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. NEED TWO "irls for four man- up. Tanks and uprights. sell fast. C OLDSMOBILE F85, 1969. previously applied should reapply ELECTRO GRAND, SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV Evergreen Arms. Spring and 804 East 482-4954. 5-2 Automatic six, low mileage, new this week in person also. 5-2-5 ONE GIRL TO sublease winter term. RENTALS. 372-4948. C summer. 351-0981. 3-2-9 Rivers Edge Apardments. Michigami Hours 9 , - 5 pjt;.; tires; Excellent condition. Call WGfctENSOK Automotive 355-6006. 5-2-10 WANTED: 351-1416. 5-2-5 Saturday 9- 12. 0-2-5 "* PORTABLE TRANSCRIBER for TV RENTALS — Students only. Low SUBLET, DELUXE, SPACIOUS, Per Dictabelts, either rough or quiet apartment. Furnished, one GARAGE SALE, February 6, 7, 9 monthly and term rates. Call NEAR MSU. Large, furnished, 1 BUICK SKYLARK, 1964. New finished. Call 355-4510, e 351-7900 to reserve bedroom, air - conditioned, a.m. - 6 p.m., 514 Division. Hearse yours. bedroom apartment, for 2 or 3 Tnga , condition, low mileage. $550 or 243. 3-2-9 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C carpeted. G.E. appliances. No students. 6 - camper, books, bed, toys, etc. best. 489-5927. 1-2-5 unit complex. MUSK RAT FUR security deposit. Five minutes coat. £ 351-8544. 2-2-5 spl YOUNG MARRIED couple to do from campus. Call 372-4308, after Carpeted and lots of closet space. condition. Call after SHELBY COBRA, 1968. TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction Call CADILLAC 1967 Sedan deVille. Air, housework and care for three MUSSELMAN REALTY, 676-1842.2-2-8 2 5 x Convertible. 428 automatic. Best 5 p.m. 5-2-11 all power, 6-way seats, AM-FM school age children in exchange guaranteed. Free delivery, service 332-3582. Evenings, 351-7934. 8x 10 offer. Phone 332-2356. 3-2-9 and radio, vinyl top, new tires. Fine for room and board. Some pay. In pick-up. Call NEJAC, MARRIED STUDENTS tf GIBSON GSS100 Ami new condition. 627-2410. 5-2-10 TORINO, 1968. Fastback. fine East Lansing home. Walking __337-1300. C & FACULTY TWO BEDROOM luxury apartment. PERSIAN STUDENT must sell two Jet tape deck with speakc distance from MSU. 351-7283. I Automatic. Power steering. $1350 TV RENTALS. Color and black and Live In A Luxury $200. For spring term only. 7'x10' authentic Persian carpets. Tom, 353-4144.3-2-9 CAMARO, 1969 Z-28, 23,000 miles. 1-2-5 Good Select or best. 355-2997. 3-2-9 white. MARSHALL MUSIC, East 3 Bedroom Apt. 351-5516. 4-2-5 355-5855. 0-2-5 Po I y g I as, full power. Call The CLASSIFIED MARKE Van Dyi Lansing, 351-7830. C-2-5 for $185 mo. 337-1134. 5-2-5 SALES TRAINEE. Recent college TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile STEREO AND 8 track car tape great place to sell antique 209 Abbott 1 VW 1967 Bug. Sun roof, radio, snow grads in Business Ed. Married. 2 bedrooms for $165.00 result- tires. $1000 or best offer. PARKING SPACES Stoddard near home units. Lakeview lots. player, with FM stereo, $75 each. gettinq Want I CHARGER, 1969, Special Edition. 393-5070. 1-2-5 Complete training program, then Burger King. $5 monthly. Call KNOB HILL $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes 627-5865, after 6 p.m. 5-2-5 355-8255. Small V-8, 35,600 miles. Evenings, located in mid-Michigan area. from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 351-8238. O APARTMENTS 489-2042.. 4-2-5 CHEVELLE 1970. 4-speed, low $8000 plus car and expenses. Phone Jim Hefron, Gordon Personnel Associates. 371-1410. STEREOS rent. A AND Refrigerators for TO Z RENTAL, 351-6554 Open 1 - 6 Mon. - Sat. IMMEDIATELY. ONE girl for Cedar Village. 351-8172, after 5 p.m. Don't Battery Chargers SM mileage, excellent condition. Call 2-2-8 349-2220. O Sunday by appt. 5-2-11 from $12.251 393-1980 after 4 p.m. 3-2-5 'W 1959. transmission, New engine, gasoline rebuilt heater, SALES TRAINEE. Recent college On Okemos Rd. across from Okemos High School MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share Get snow tires. Needs starter. Best grads. From Grand Rapids area. Apartments luxury apartment near campus. Batteries Turn offer. 351-7078. 3-2-8 COLLECTABLES into cash! Excellent opportunity for right person. To $9300 while training. Fee paid. Phone Jim Hefron, ONE GIRL TO sublet Waters Edge apartment spring term. Call Andrea, 351-2370. B-1-2-5 Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. TF Caught Antifreeze, Sell antiques with low-cost Want Ads. Dial 355-8255 today I Gordon 371-1410. 2-2-8 Personnel Associates. LANSING OR East Lansing. One DESPERATE: NEED one man for Houses by Winter Chains, Booster Cables RED "731" 3-man. No deposit, bedroom furnished. Large, airy EAST LANSING near. 3 bedroom. reduction in price. 351-2416. "We Stock Over a Million Parts' rooms. Air conditioned. Partly furnished. New carpet. 5-2-9 Beautifully maintained. Suitable $155/month. Call 372-3017. 3-2-5 for faculty, grad students, business people, married couples. Lease. ONE GIRL to sublease spring term. Cedar Village. Phone 351-0702. GIRL. OWN room. Close. Good KRAMER AUTO PARTS 332-3135 or 882-6549. O roommates. After 5 p.m. call 800 E. Kalamazoo St. 3-2-5 Connie. 484-1617. 3-2-5 TWO BEDROOMS furnished. All utilities furnished except WANTED ONE man for spring term, FOUR GIRLS, spring; 6 girls, electricity and telephone. Walking 241 Cedar Street, apartment 12. summer; 7 girls, fall. Large, well - 351-2723. 3-2-8 distance to campus. Four man $66.25 a person, three man kept, furnished house, all utilities paid. Washer, dishwasher, air - CROSSWORD GIRL $77.50 a person. HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. NEEDED to share nicely furnished apartment. Okemos. conditioning, dishes, study room with desks. Phone 351-8182. PUZZLE 0-14-2-19 Call 349-1736. 2-2-5 5-2-10 ACROSS 1. Roof overhangs 28. Corded fabric 6. Size'of type 29. Himself 11. Orchestrates 31. Cable car YOUR STEREO 13. Milkweed juice 14. Dry red wifie 33. Congeal 34. Varnish 16. Arias ISN'T 17. Units of reluctance OBSOLETE ... 18. Termite 20. Insect's egg JUST 21. Alone 22. Forceful INCOMPLETE! 24. Ourselves 25. Romaine 26. Moccasin 27. Ideal golf INTRODUCING The Li'l Something 1 3 *• % ' 9 .0 " 12 13 Datsun 1200 % * 16 17 If. % 19 io STORY EXCITING 4-CHANNEL SOUND 21 % A % PRICE $1736 POE % % DEMONSTRATION TODAY & TOMORROW % % n %% Does it really work? Prove it to yourself; bring in your own favorite 2f 29 bO STODENT records and hear them played as you have never heard them before, %% *' % il LOW STORY % % in the full sonority of environmental sound. FINANCING 35 36 DOWN PAYMENT The Sansui Quadphonic Synthesizer QS ■ 1, at $199.95, is on demonstration at % % 4o AV"LABLE 3/ 3f 39 DATSUN SALES 1ST STSBEO GBDPFE % Vi East 2 Big Lots to Serve You Open Monday, Thursday, and OPEN TODAY At Najacof East Lansing SATURDAY UH % H5 Michigan 3 blocks East of Ave. at Frandor Showroom Friday evenings until 9 PHONE 351-0400 10 AM - 9 PM 543 E. Grand Rivar(E. Lansing) Ph. 337-1300 Next to Paramount News 10 AM - 5 PM %% Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 2-8 Friday, February 5,1971 15 AnimaU BASS PLAYER, needed for MUST EXPERIENCED professional rock band! SING. No ttudents. Call GREATLY REDUCED price. say. "sell." Lovely home in Builder /a ifB i i b WHAT'S wnni i ies wait near border IMG Steve, 484 4343. 2-2-5 Ukemos, brand new. 3 bedroom r BERNARD puppy. AKC, male, ranch, beautifully decorated with (Continued from page 1) operation was undertaken to help insure Tfl00d marking.. $100. Phon. Expensive Togetherness every convenience. This home invaded southern Laos. Hanoi radio the safety of American forces being pulled 351-3417.3-2-9 When a woman shops alone truly has quality through out. For them as calling on their forces to defend quoted out of Vietnam and leave the way secure an appointment, day or evening, for continued withdrawal. the average check-out nt'ui PUPPIES. Beautiful and tape is phone Martha Mertz, 339-9466 or their homeland. President Nixon is expected to announce ■Il.ithv Champion bloodlines, $8.25; when two women Simon Real The statement, issued by the Pathet Lao Estate, Okemos in April further withdrawals beyond the rare blue merle.. 332-2067. shop together, each spends an branch, 349-3310. 4-2-10 Central Committee, charged that "U.S. current program additional $.88. But the bill The Spartan Pistol Club will meet that will lower American It'sWhat's Happening must be at 7 tonight for the scheduled match imperialists and South Vietnamese puppet troop strength to 284,000 by May 1. The climbs more sharply, to LOOKING FOR LOW price~and TepNARD AKC, female. $76. big submitted in person to 341 in Demonstration Hall. troops are taking a new and extremely total is 335,000 now. $13.81 when StJS-phon# 626^77 3-2-8 wife buy together. husband and value with adequate clean 3 bedroom ranch space? This with 2 car Student Services Bldg. at least The Badminton Club will meet from 7 to 9 tonight in the lower serious military adventure by invading Laos on a large scale." Some observers also saw the push as an effort to keep the North Vietnamese from But you save money when garage, fenced yard, full basement two State News gym and priced at working days of the Women's 1M Building. The aim of the push into eastern mounting dry season offensives by husband and wife shop the 'hi'' apso, AKC refliitered $21,900 is the home (Sunday - Thursday) before Cambodia is to prevent the North blocking the Ho Chi Minh trail and thus H£tt Champion line.. 372-0089. auto buys in State News Classified Ads. MSU's most vou. FHA/VA and Home Administration Farmer's publication. financing is inserted twice and Entries may be Elsa Ludewig, faculty clarinetist at MSU, will perform at 8:15 tonight in Vietnamese and Viet Cong from returning preventing troop and supply buildups in 6-2-10 \ available. To see, call must be the Music to sanctuary bases from which they were South Vietnam and Cambodia. ^ reliable auto dealers advertise Maynard Building auditorium. driven by allied forces last May and June. trhan hound, Black ma»ked, their specials there each Beery, 351-5210, or SIMON submitted from a registered Admission is free. Coupled with the South Vietnamese day. REAL The northern offensive along a 75-mile Sot female. 1 V«ar, 332-1896. Check now! ESTATE, Okemos MSU student organization. Branch, 349-3310. 5-2-5 - Tonight at the Albatross strip of the Laotian frontier was aimed at drive into the Cambodian sanctuaries area, the two offensives would, if successful, roll 3-2-8 coffeehouse Maureen McElheron and BEST WAY TO SAVE TIME I Shop Hillel Foundation will meet at Marty Kokeach; Saturday - Bob smashing a reported new enemy buildup. It back the North Vietnamese forces. for your next auto in the was also bpf BLACK Labrador puppy. All Classified 5:30 tonight for services and dinner. Stoner, with flute and guitar. The designed to plug the outlets of the The two - front campaign also reflects Sot! Male. 4 month.. 487-0801. Ad., Check nowl Service Saturday morning services are at 9:30 Albatross is open from 8 p.m. to 2 Ho Chi Minh Trail through which enemy the continuing American effort to turn and Sunday supper is at 6 a.m. Friday and Saturday. It is men and material funnel into South p.m. at the over fighting to the South Vietnamese. Peanuts Personal DRESSMAKING, ALTERATION^ Hillel House. located at 547 E. Grand River Ave., Vietnam. The Cambodian push is an all - STUDENT DISCOUNT on fi»h FORMA LS. Experienced. across from Berkey Hall. There is a In Washington, U.S. $1 donation with coffee, tea and Secretary of Vietnamese show, except for American air ,„d other live merchandise (now Reasonable charge. 355-1040 pretzels free. Defense Melvin R. Laird credited the news and artillery support. u0U can buy a friend) at 5-r5 blackout for the fact that the offensive Two thirds of the 29,000 - man ground docktor pet CENTER. Service - Meridian Mall, 349-3950. 5-2-5 HORSES "was accomplished without a force are Vietnamese assigned as the _ NEW DELTA Zeta pledges: BOARDED. $45 month. single Sylvia, Indoor arena, pasture, no barbed TYPING, REASONABLE rates Saturday in the Union Parlors. casualty attributed to enemy combat." maneuver forces, with the 9,000 Americans iiNT BERNARDS. AKC. Three Val, Ruth, Sue. Welcome to our wire. Training lessons, tack shop Electric typewriter. Phone Gloria Medieval music and dance instruction Laird apparently meant no fatalities. The detailed to frontier bases for protective females. Your pick. $120. Call group. Your Sisters. 1-2-5 openings soon, English and 337-7272. 5-2-10 will be featured. U.S. Command announced three had 482-5887. 3-2-5 Western. AQHA men blocking. stud service. been wounded. DEBBIE, FANTASTIC three years. The Greater Lansing Registered - grade horses for sale. Aquarist's Let's keep it coming. Love DISSERTATIONS, THESES. Term Society is U.S. spokesmen said about half a dozen February - March $50 training sponsoring James Dande. 1-2-5 discount. MILLER Limited RANCH, bookings. 645-7362, papers. Expert typist with in English. IBM. 349-3655. O degree Braddock's lecture, "Parent and Fry Interactions among Cichlid Fishes," at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in 146Giltner North Vietnamese were killed in scattered skirmishes. For the most part, enemy action was limited to small Mansfield 645-7762. C arms fire BY NOW Hall. - (Continued from page 1) you should know against U.S. helicopters and rocket attacks Mobile Homes EXPERT TUTORING. French and appliances sell fast with a Want Those interested in supporting a on two U.S. bases in the northern sector. South Vietnamese operations near the Spanish. Ad. Dial 355-8255. Laotian border. The State Dept. said JAN, THANKS for the best year in Reasonable rates privately owned foundry that has The 20,000 South Vietnamese troops t~NERAL, 8x35. By Coral Gables. my life, Happy Anniversary. Love, 355-7763. 5-2-10 Installed antipollution equipment are deployed on the Laotian frontier were arrangements will be worked out for Close to MSU. Move in today. Bedbug. 1-2-5 TYPING, TERM papers and theses. invited to come to Johnson Iron Rogers to appear. qqiYi 1'/j bedrooms. Furnished. PHOTOGRAPHER'S Industry in Charlotte at I p.m. supported by about 9,000 Americans who SERVICES, Electric typewriter, fast service. Mansfield told reporters he was briefed Excellent condition. $1350. Saturday. This activity is sponsored moved into such key frontier bases as Khe copy work; portraits; Call 349-1904. 32-3-12 for the first time since 351-7679 after 5 p.m. 4-2-5 Recreation enlargements. 332-6616 or by E QUAL. Sanh and Lang Vei, both scenes of heavy Rogers' closed 353-0613 Bert. 5-2-8 fighting earlier in the war. appearance before the committee last NEED GOOD WORKERS? Help The Musicians Guild AMCO 1969- Furnished, 12x60, plays Thursday in a telephone conversation EUROPE, $209, round trip jet to medieval music at 2 "There was no ARVN - Army of Wanted Ads in Classified get 'em p.m. every about 5 also washer, dryer, dishwasher, London, summer '71. Call Ed ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking, Saturday. Interested persons should Republic of Vietnam — troops in Laos," said p.m. Wednesday with David fasti Dial 355-8255 now. garbage disposal. 627-9166. 3-2-5 393-7520. 5-2-5 by experienced seamstress. meet in the Music Building lobby Saigon's chief military spokesman. Abshire, asst. secretary of state for with instruments. For information, Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. He said the South Vietnamese units congressional relations. I67 ROYCRAFT, 51x12, 2 PROFESSIONAL call 351-1690. "I'm still confused," Mansfield said, closest to the Laotian frontier bedroom. On a lot In Grand were Ledge. Carpeted living room. Air conditioned. In excellent ACAPULCO PAINTING INTERIOR - Custom THESIS PREPARATION Gay Liberation is sponsoring a party Saturday. For information call deployed at Khe Sanh, where U.S. Army engineers reopened the airstrip, unused noting that the operation in the northern part of South Vietnam on which secrecy 8 work at IBM indition. 627-7062. 5-2-8 days - JetAir reasonable prices. Grad • Typing 353-9795. since U.S. Marines abandoned the base in was lifted during the night "looks like a students, references. 372-8158. C • Multilith Printing Cruise with Unlimited The medical technology students 1968. replay" of past allied drives in places such • Hardblndlnf Khe Sanh. 167 BELMONT, 12x60. 3 bedroom, invite interested persons to see what as Liquor, Nightclub KISS MONEY WORRIES Army engineers also opened Route 9 to ner moving, must sell. $3595 GOODBYE I Sell no longer used Complete Professional Thesis Service fer they are doing for medical the Laotian border Thursday and posted a Noting press reports about new roads up best offer. Phone Matter's end Doctoral Candidates. Free Membership to Bocaccio appliances for cash with Classified technology from 1 to S p.m. sign about 600 feet from the frontier to the Laotian border, he said, "It seems to 5-2-11 Brochure and Consultation. Please Call Saturday on the first floor of Giltner Club, 2 Swimming pools. Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl which read: "Warning. No U.S. personnel indicate a penetration into the panhandle Cliff and Paula Haugtiey 337 1527 or 627 2936 of Laos, I assume by South Vietnamese 969 MONARCH with 7x10 beyond this point." troops, I for the purpose of cutting expando, unfurnished, refrigerator and range stay, sharp and clean. $208 plus gratuities Typing Service TYPING accurate - IBM Select ric. Fast, Gamut will feature "The Sound of Young Americans" a half - hour U.S. officials said the northwest sector assume the Ho Chi Min trail. service. Thesis, term program of black music history at Call Stan Feldman 393-6575 Stonegate Manor. To see, call COMPLETE THESES service. papers. 484-2661. 0-2-5 11:30 a.m. Saturday on Channel 10. Martha Mertz, 339-9466 or Simon Discount printing. IBM typing and Real Estate, Okemos Branch, READ NEW York Times and Chfcago binding of theses, resumes, COMPLETE TYPING and printing The Bahai Club is holding a FOR COEDS' SCHOLARSHIPS 349-3310. 4-2-10 fireside at 8 p.m. Saturday at 701 Tribune in the Union Browsing publications. Across from campus, service. Copy stored on magnetic corner MAC and Grand River, tepe. This eliminetes all re-typing Cherry Lane, No. 106. Room, Sundays. B-1 -2-5 •MBRANDT, 12x50, 1970. Fully below Style Shop. Call except author's changes and Students International Meditation Faculty club carpeted. Furnished, with storage COPYGRAPH SERVICES, corrections. ALDINGER DIRECT and garbage disposal. Must Society will hold a meeting at 4:30 MAIL sail fast. Call 676-1412 or 8 DAYS ON THE I _J37-1666LC ADVERTISING, across from Frandor. Phone 485-1238. C p.m. Sunday in the Gold Room, I^ ^Fo^Sprin^real^ ^B Union. 402-4954 5-2-11 . SPANISH RIVIERA ■ WANTED: TRANSCRIBER for dictabelts, either rough or 249.CO I finished. Call 355-4510, extension The Cantilever Club will meet at Jomplete Deluxe Package ■ Transportation 7:30 p.m. Monday in 183 Natural Personal fund-raising 243. 3-2-9 Resources Building. A speaker will CaimjankBuc^5^60^ TYPING DONE in my home. RIDE NEEDED campus to Jolly discuss mobile homes. information or rides call 35I -9S97 or For Cedar area. Any morning, 8 a.m 355-0598. engagement Manuscripts, legal experience. Phone 489-0898. 5-2-11 351-0702. 3-2-5 The various international themes: special Faculty Folk Club will obtained from Mrs. James S. Japanese, Indian, Turkish, 2 5 x 7's, or 1 8x 10 glossy for Real Estate EXPERIENCED COMPETENT Typist. No extra charge for help Wanted Who's sponsor breakfasts 14 on luncheons and Feb. 12 to raise Italian, Peruvian and Persian. Boyd or Mrs. Charles Cutts. Ticket prices are $3.50 and on money for scholarships. They will be served at 1 p.m. donations will be accepted. newspaper set-up on Ph.D's. Call The scholarships will*be "Soul" food and a Jewish style - Invitations are open to all 349-2434. 2-2-8 $9.95 NEAR EAST LANSING 3 JOINING MEDICAL School faculty luncheon will also be served. - awarded to coeds on the basis of faculty wives and their friends. Good Selection of Proofs bedroom ranch. 5K% assumable June 1st. Need 4 - 6 bedroom Claudia Kersten, Trenton, junior, "need, scholarship and desirable Two Scandinavian brunches ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith home with eat-in kitchen; prefer Babysitting will be available Van Dyke Studio mortgage and low monthly offset printing. Complete service Alpha Delta Pi to Mike Lafayette, qualifications" according to the and an English "country hunt" on Feb. 12 at 209 Abbott Rd. 332-8889 payments. Owner, 482-4909. Glencairn School. Call Dr. Kallen's Trenton, E.M.U. Junior, Phi Sigma Peoples Church in for dissertations, theses, club rules. breakfast are scheduled for 10 East Lansing. Reservations must 5-2-10 secretary 353-4520. 5-2-5 menuscripts, general typing. IBM. The fund - raising meals will a.m. Tickets for the meal be made by Monday. may be 21 years experience. 332-8384. C POLITICAL be served in the homes of PINS and posters ENGAGEMENTS 7=f/S wanted, any age. Call Jerry, various faculty wives. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. 353-4639. 3-2-5 Diane Marie Schmitz, Plymouth, A bridal luncheon, which will No job too large or too small. senior to Dan H. Robinson, Fairview, follow the format of a post • Block off campus. 332-3255. C BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Pa. senior. all positive, A negative, B negative wedding luncheon, will be served TYPIST, EXPERIENCED. at home of Axel Andersen, STEAL NER HEART and AB negative, $10.00. O Sharon Gubachy, Dearborn Hts. Dissertations, theses, etc. Mary negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN professor of botany and plant Ann Lance, 626-6542. 0-2-22 junior to William Boersema, East COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Lansing, 1969 graduate. pathology. The luncheon will be 507V4 East Grand River, East followed by a fashion show in START THE New Year right! Send a Lansing. Above the new Campus which three students and three Francis H. Pinsky, Detroit junior to outside the "Peanuts Personal" message to Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 A COED TOLD MSU POLICE building. someone you care about. Come Robert N. Harris, Jr. Highland Park, faculty wives will participate. p.m., Monday, Wednesday and III. grad, Los Arcos. Coeds who will model are she was in the Browsing Room into 347 Student Service today. Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 on the first floor of the Union WHAT POLICE TERMED as Barbara B. Oates, East Lansing COLOR noon to 6:30 p.m., 337-7183. C Judy Bushing, Northbrook, III. junior; Carol A. Mase, East Wednesday evening when a man, molesting incidents reportedly NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE about 35 years old, approached occurred Monday and sophomore to Bob Gleason, COPY SHOPPE can show you BOOK BUYERS Wanted. Close Lansing freshman, and Susan G. Wednesday afternoons when a out Richmond, Indiana senior. here and exposed himself. how to get two Xerox copies for sale. Today only, 1 - 6 p.m. Stayton, East Lansing junior. West Holden Hall coed told the price of one. Phone 332-4222. Curious Bookshop, Bridal fashions will come The man reportedly left the officers 210 Abbott. Christine Ellen Lietzau, Lansing a man about college age WITH A VALENTINE DISPLAY AD from the Bride's Showcase in when he the coed go (Upstairs). 1-2-5 junior, to John D. Jackson, room saw had been following her. 347 Student Services East Lansing. to telephone. Police said they 355-8255 Birmingham senior, Gamma Theta a The coed said the man Other luncheons will follow Deadline 3 p.m., Wed., Feb. 10th Upsilon. didn't find the man inside or followed her on Monday from Full 4 Ply Whitewall the Holden lobby to her room, where she entered and closed the Place Your door, and on Wednesday from West Wilson Hall to the Women's PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Intramural Building. Police said the man reportedly Today . .. Just clip, complete, mail. WCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student STA TE MEWS will bill you later. only followed the coed and left "&• after each incident. A Theso spacious luxury apartments are completely description of the man in each rPeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean incident apparently applied to •miture. Each unit has • the same person. dishwasher, garbage disposal and dividual control central air conditioning. These four man STORY - POLICE INVESTIGATED ,its have Zip Code_ UP to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure _ early Wednesday night two has been Phone complaints of a college - age man adequately planned for with a giant heated TIRE CENTER Student No._ who tried to sell one clothing "imming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you 3165 E. Michigan Ave. Consecutive Dates to Run m t0 to button at two apartments in among the first residents of TWYCKI.MGHAM call Lansing Spartan Village. Dday There 2 bedroom units start at $65/month per man. Classification Residents told police they didn't see the button the man MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY said he was selling. Police said FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: they didn't find the man, who Marsha chanel 372-2797 or 332-6441 MACRAMI: SALE probably was begging, in a search of the area. SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES Save 10% with this coupon on available. all Macram^ supplies including: Couple slates * India Twine All sizes and Colors - economics talk Ktopckmgfcam * * Cotton Twines Nylon Twines - - White and Yellow White and Gold 10 Words or Less: Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. Two free market philosophers will speak on economics in a free 4620 S. Hagadorn 1 day $1.50 3 days $4.00 5 society at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Good for one week at days - $6.50 just north of Mt. Hope Rd. Over 10 Words Add: 15c per word 40c per word 65c per word the Mural Room, Union. Morris and Linda Tannehill, MANACEMENTEXCI.US/VEI. Y BY MILLER'S ACE HARDWARE □ □ □ authors of "The Market for 201 E. Grand River Mail to. Michigan State News Uberty and Liberty' Via 'he Alco Management Company 351 • 6184 347 Student Services Bldg. Market," will speak at a Free MSU East Lansing, Mich. University class, "Studies in Individualist Anarchism." 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 5, ]9| Near-disaster of Apollo 13 shattered confident attitude* By PAUL RECER only the 15-minute Freedom 7 Mercury the Apollo hardware. The fans which AP Aerospace Writer spacecraft ride in 1961. The other taken out probably were never nee^l crewmen, Edgar D. Mitchell and Stuart A. the first place, said one. SPACE CENTER, Houston — The first Roosa, rookies. They wereTl six nearly flawless manned Apollo missions The are spacecraft modifications themselves, originally because of a minor problTI oxygen stratification and then thM lulled many space engineers into an almost some point out, have never been tested in created a major problems relaxed confidence. But an explosion in themselves space. Is it positive, they ask, that this is a "Those fans were space — the near disaster of Apollo 13 — probably « change for the better? operated but five or six times a mi« has shattered all that. A third point, which the astronauts he said. From the first manned Apollo flight, openly discuss, is the effect on morale of Morale in the space program dived if Apollo 7 in October of 1968 to Apollo 12 the cut in space program funds. Some work a cutback in space funds. But an in November of 1969, the basic hardware on the Apollo 14 spacecraft has been done eni noted that on top of the and techniques of the moon landing system ofct by men who already had pink slips in their and double checks which worked so well proeram operated virtually flawlessly in pockets. the past has been added an space for a total of almost 60 days. "I think we would be naive if we didn't almost u systems re-evaluation as a result of M. P. Frank, Apollo 14 flight director, see that the people are remembers the mood of the people at unhappy," Shepard oxygen tank was installed, and an extra said once. Mission Control following those successes. "1 honestly believe that we had 400-amp battery that could provide "You know, if you say 'Well, I won't be What emerges is a wiser than in the past and confidence thill begun to enough electrical power to get the working here tomorrow so why should I more alert tT feel that the spacecraft was so reliable and spaceship home from any point in the ever before. a worry about that little screw I just so rock solid that there was just no sense in Apollo 14 trip. Wires leading to fans inside worrying about systems problems," he the oxygen tanks were removed and so dropped.' " Space officials counter the gloom with The astronauts themselves who most to lose, are realistic about the« havel recalls. were the fans. Electrical wires elsewhere arguments of their own. but optimistic about their chances He said many flight controllers felt that were sheathed in stainless steel. The crew, although lacking in actual "I think we have a higher the two to three days in Apollo missions But some in the space program still have success than any probability! space flight experience, is the best trained flight in the past," T that the spacecraft coasts toward the moon expressed feelings of a gnawing wariness ever. They have more hours in training Mitchell. "We have taken were "just kind of a dead time that you and concern which were never voiced every step M simulators and were subjected to more possible to eliminate all known p had to spend in order to get to the moon. before. simulated emergencies than any other failures." There wasn't a whole lot to be concerned And gloom merchants find ready American space crew. Then he adds: "We have been about." ammunition for argument. "After all of the simulations, the flight saying! along that there undoubtedly exf Then he adds: "of course, Apollo 13 Starting with the crew, they point out itself is really a piece of cake," Mitchell problems in the spacecraft that he hi changed all of that." there never has been an Apollo flight by said once. caught. We know there is a certain amoL Apollo 13 was 205,000 miles from earth such inexperienced astronauts. The The spacecraft modifications are of no of risk inherent in space and commander, Alan B. Shepard Jr., has had flight. We| nearing the moon last April when an concern to engineers who really understand accept it." oxygen tank exploded, taking out a second tank as it went. The three astronauts had to power down ASTRONAUTS ON TV the command ship and scramble into the attached lunar module in order to survive. Moon show live, in color It was the closest America has come to a space tragedy, although three astronauts, Virgil L Grissom, Edward H. White II and Roger B. Chaffee died in a fire on the Apollo 1 launch pad at Cape Kennedy in 1967. SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - begin this morning and continue, off and Live and in color, the A1 and Ed television on, through Saturday afternoon. Apollo 13 taught hard lessons. show will provide viewers back home with Here's what to look for: "I think we learned that no matter how reliable a spacecraft it has been in the past, a long, close look at the moon's ancient First Shepard then Mitchell will crawl Television Fra Mauro highlands. from the landing machine they call Antares each is a different piece of hardware and each one is capable of having problems." Apollo 14 astronauts Alan B. Shepard at 8:53 a.m. EST this morning and descend timetable Jr. and Edgar D. Mitchell will beam back to the lunar surface for a four - to five • says Frank. "You just can't afford to hour excursion. relax." through a quarter million miles of space TODAY'S MOONWALK much of their activities on the desolate, Appearing a little like robots at first, ABC (12): 8:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Since the Apollo 13 accident, engineers dusty lunar surface today and Saturday. they quickly will adjust to the unfamiliar NBC (10): 8:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. have delved into every system, every design America's third moon landing team will forces of lunar gravity and their CBS (6): 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Apollo 14 and almost every nut and bolt of the Apollo craft. "We feel spend 33'/j hours in the mountainous Fra Mauro area and more than a third of the time a camera will be recording the movements will be less mechanic. Shepard will be the one with red arms bands on his white spacesuit. SATURDAY'S MOONWALK really rock solid about this This high - angle view at Launch Complex 39, Kennedy Space Center, one," said an engineer of Apollo 14. "You adventure for television viewers on earth. Like their predecessors of Apollo 11 and ABC (12): 5:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. shows the Apollo 14 space vehicle on its way from the Vehicle can't go into something as deeply as we The three major U.S. networks will relay 12, they will erect an American Jag and set NBC (10): 5 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. have for the last nine months and not feel the drama into homes across the nation, Assembly Building to Pad A. The Saturn V stack and its mobile launch about deploying a variety or'scientific CBS (6): 6:30 a.m. to 10:30a.m. | good about it. I don't think there's and viewers around the world can tune in tower sit atop a crawler - transporter. experiments. via communications satellite. anything we haven't looked at." Viewers can follow Mitchell as he rolls SATURDAY'S RENDEZVOUS NASA photo Some changes were made. An extra Live telecasts, for the first time in color, out 310 feet of cable, equipped with sound ABC (12): 3 p.m. to 3:45 p.m recording devices called geophones at each LONGEST MOONWALKS end and in the middle. NBC (10): 3 p.m. until docking CBS (6): 1:30 p.m. untill docking I He will walk along near the cable and excite the geophone by pressing a yard • Astronauts plan two lunar hikes long tube called a thumper against the moon's surface. Every 15 feet he will fire 21 small cartridges through the thumper with the force of a .22 ■ caliber bullet. the astronauts will pull a silver, rickstu type buggy, the first of its type to be on the moon. the solar system. Scientists believe the Fra enough strength to clear Antares for a (Continued from page 1) presented no real problem. The explosive force will be transmitted Mitchell promises Mauro formation harbors material 4.6 lunar landing. A spent rocket hull which had tumbled through a metal plate to the surface to commentary. billion years old which is a part of the "We're happy with what we saw," During their 33.5 hours on the moon, through space since Sunday smashed into create small seismic waves. "We plan to be very talkative," he sa the spacemen will make two moon walks original rock that convulsed in primordial Rocco Petron, Apollo program director, the moon shortly after Apollo 14 went The experiment is designed to provide "We will try to describe the lid of four to five hours each, becoming the times from dust and vapor to form the said. "We haven't seen anything to into orbit. The crash created shock waves data on the top few feet of the crust. geographical scene as we progress from o| fifth and sixth humans to step on the moon. preclude descent." which shook the moon for more than an Mitchell also will be seen loading a point to another." black lunar soil. The astronauts are to struggle up a 400 - Roosa reported having a problem hour. grenade launcher geared to fire on ground Once their journey is completed, I The moon walks will be carried live and foot rise to the rim of Cone Crater, pulling Thursday with a high resolution camera signal months after he and Shepard have spacemen will board the lunar module ■ two - wheeled, ricksha - like A seismometer left on the moon in 1969 in color by three television networks, but a tool carrier designed to take pictures of future moon returned to earth. prepare for liftoff and reunion with V much of the astronauts' work on the moon and wearing the constraining white suits landing sites. by Apollo 12 detected the impact and The astronauts will climb back in the radioed readings on the shock waves to orbiting command ship Kitty Hawk. will be out of view of their television needed in the lunar vacuum. One of his prime assignments while in lunar lander for a rest period and other For command pilot Stuart A. Roos earth. Scientists studying the readings hope camera. Shepard and Mitchell are scheduled to lunar orbit is to take pictures of Descartes, activities, then begin a second moonwalk at colleagues should be a welcome sight ! blast off from the moon's surface at 1:47 to learn important details about the On their first walk, the astronauts will a moon crater which may be sleeted for the 5:38 a.m. Saturday. didn't make it to the moon. And | substructure of the moon. establish an atomic - powered science p.m. Saturday. They will fly toward a landing site of Apollo 16. To help them haul equipment and rocks, doesn't have a television set. station which is expected to operate for a quick rendezvous with Roosa, aboard Kitty Pictures now available of the site are year or more after they leave. Hawk in a 46-by • 72 - mile orbit. inadequate to permit a landing attempt. Science experiments to be left on the Apollo 14 zipped into lunar orbit Officials said Roosa has a backup camera discount records moon include a mortar package which will Thursday only a few hours after the on board he can use. They said the second fire four rocket grenades into the moon's astronauts and Mission Control had cleared camera will not fire the high resolution of HOURS: surface months from now. up a subnormal battery reading which had the faulty camera, but that the pictures PHONE DAIL Y 9:30 - 8:30 Starting at 5:38 a.m. Saturday, Shepard puzzled and worried experts. should be adequate to plan a future 351-8460 and Mitchell hope to make the longest hike A battery in the ascent stage of Antares landing. SAT. 9:30-6:00 on the moon yet was giving a reading about .3 of a volt below Mission Control also reported that the 225 ANN ST. SUN. 12:00-5:00 attempted. From start to finish, their second lunar trek will cover normal. 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