Monday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATI TATE NEWS Volume 63 Number 123 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 8, 1971 U.S. bombs S. Viet troops; doves seek joint that the American people may have to peace plan SAIGON (AP) - A U.S. Navy fighter - convoys jamming Highway 9 toward Laos boundaries of the war extending further accept the eventual defeat of U.S. aims in and further into Indochina," Church said, bomber accidentally dropped scores of tiny during the past 24 hours increased Vietnam. bombs the size of hand grenades on South speculation that a thrust into Laos was adding that the resolution he proposes Vietnamese troops massed for a possible near. Despite rain and low clouds, U.S. would eliminate any questions concerning Neither saw for the moment any need the administration's long - range goals. drive into Laos, killing six and wounding helicopters flew 742 troop - lift missions, for further legislative restrictions on U.S. It would end the "long, acrimonious and 51, field reports said Sunday. many for the South Vietnamese. actions in Cambodia and Laos, although nation The accident marred a claim by South - dividing debate on the war," he some South Vietnamese reconnaissance Giving support to the belief said. Vietnamese headquarters of a second major among units have crossed the frontier, according many doves that the President is winding Church said after the program success over North Vietnamese troops in a he has to reports, but Saigon headquarters down U.S. ground combat involvement in drive with American combat air support approached some administration officials continued to deny Sunday the presence of Indochina but offsetting this by expanding informally on his proposal for the through eastern Cambodia. The South Vietnamese airborne division any of its forces in Laos. the air war. resolution and has received an initially involved is part of a 20,000 - man task Reports of South Vietnamese troops and "Doves are concerned about the interested response. force awaiting word on whether to enter Laos in an effort to cut North Vietnam's supply network. The "go or no • go" decision is said to be iYLOR, FREEDOM REPORTS President Nixon's because such an operation would require massive U.S. air support. However, a leading Senate dove called on President Nixon and Congress in Washington Sunday to unite in declaring the sole remaining purpose of U.S. action New proposal in Indochina is the complete withdrawal of all American forces. A joint resolution "putting hawk and dove together on the same perch," Sen. Frank Church asserted, "would unite the country on war." a common policy to end the dispute By DAVE PERSON which concern faculty rights and for over for placing "an unfair burden on the Church responsibilities and Article 7 of the judiciary unit regarding its jurisdictional appeared with Sen. John freedom report which allows USAC to role in such matters." Sherman Cooper, R - Ky., on the CBS initiate and review any and all proposed Wharton said Sunday that ASMSU was television - radio program "Face the Nation." amendments to the report. trying to get "an injunction against With resolution The steering committee invited something that wasn't going to happen a declaring the nation's A approach toward resolving a purpose is to "withdraw our forces, all of new representatives from the Committee to anyway. conflict between the Taylor Report on Study Faculty Rights, Responsibilities and "My basic purpose in issuing the them, ... we might come out of this war Student Participation in Academic Grievance Procedures; ASMSU ; USAC, statement was to point out that I was not together, instead of a bitterly divided Government and the Academic Freedom and Academic Council. Eldon R. bringing the Taylor Report to the board of country," the Idaho Democrat said. trustees for action anyway," Wharton said. Church said Congress cannot legislate Report was agreed upon Friday at a special Nonnamaker, dean of students and Milton Troops at border easily a pullout date for U.S. troops. His proposal for a resolution on leaving the war meeting of the Steering Committee of the Academic Council. B. Dickerson, vice president for student affairs, also attended. "I'm still going to bring it to the trustees for informational purposes at this month's could leave the President free to negotiate The conflict is between Section 5.4.08.3 The group decided to present to the meeting." of the Taylor Report which says that the council a proposal which would remove I South Vietnamese troops rest after arriving at the Laotian border while a withdrawal date in return for the release (please turn to back page) of U.S. prisoners of war, Church said after Univeristy Student Affairs Committee from the Taylor Report the statement I an American Army tank in the background provides security. AP the program. (USAC) may not initiate amendments or review proposed amendments to Sections which says that USAC may not act on the Wirephoto Both senators foresaw the possibility section of the freedom report. The council 2.1.4.9 2.2 Milliken OKs and of the freedom report will meet in special session at 3:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Engineering Building auditorium. homeward These sections still have the protection stronauts coast of the University Committee on Faculty Affairs and Faculty Compensation and the Elected Faculty Council, which would be campus-led charged with reviewing and approving proposed amendments to the sections ■SPACE CENTER, Jmeward Bat," the Houston (AP) bound and feeling "really Apollo 14 astronauts coasted - back in his chair and have a cup Everything's fine." of coffee. Mitchell, Alan B. Shepard Jr., and Stuart put them on target tor splashdown. They reported the rocket firing went well. Mission Control, but none of the national networks planned live programs for home viewers. before they go to the council. ASMSU Chairman Harold Buckner said ecology fight In the only major scheduled activity Sunday that ASMSU will continue its suit ■ough space Sunday, resting from their A. Roosa began stirring around in their with the Student - Faculty Judiciary to jar adventure and watching the earth speeding command ship Kitty Hawk about 11 a.m. EST. Sunday, the astronauts planned to test some manufacturing techniques in space. Petitioning open prevent trustee action on the Taylor J)w ever larger. Mission Control let them sleep longer Three experiment packages were Report prior to the actual resolution of the [Mission Control woke the astronauts Petitioning is now open for editor - in conflicts between the Taylor and the Gov. Milliken has asked the legislature to r their 10-hour rest period and Edgar than planned because of their long work designed to study the advantages of using Academic Freedom reports. fund a major wastewater reclamation - chief and advertising manager of the I Mitchell said everybody on board was day - almost 24 hours — on Saturday. weightlessness to cast metals, make research project at MSU The astronauts burned the Apollo 14 vaccines and create electronic crystals. A State News and editor of the Wolverine. "Theoretically, the differences have — a project cut Wing "Really great, really great." been worked out (in the Steering from this year's troubled state budget — ■"We're all in excellent shape," said command ship rocket engine for about fourth experiment involved the Petitions, not to exceed 10 pages in as part his statewide environmental Committee meeting)," he said. "But we've quality ntchell. "Tell the flight surgeon to sit three seconds early Sunday afternoon to techniques of transferring liquids in space. length, should include personal worked with the faculty on theory before, program. Scientists believe metals, vaccines and experience and qualifications as well as In his special message on the and we're going ahead with the suit. crystals of great purity can be produced in an assessment of the position being "When the differences are really settled, environment, Milliken also said he would space because the degrading effects of activate a "Clean Earth Corps," composed LONI sought and the candidate's intended either we'll withdraw the suit or we just gravity are absent. Crystals, vital activities if selected. Petitions should be won't have a case anymore. But for now of students at Michigan colleges and components in computers and radio and we've still got a case." universities, to work on environmental television sets, are highly expensive to submitted in duplicate no later than March 1 to William Wallner, chairman of In a statement released Friday shortly problems this summer throughout the Rock-hurling produce on earth. Weightlessness holds the promise of producing them cheaper and with more purity, many believe. The experiments were to be televised to the Advisory Board for the State News and Wolverine, 133 Natural Science Bldg. before suit for the Steering Committee met, President Wharton criticized the ASMSU creating an adverse situation and state. Although Milliken did not specify in his (please turn to the back page) battle British Broken standing political and religious feuds |.f - AST> Northern Ireland (AP) brought more British troops speeding to leaves - |*k throwing rioters battled British take up riot - control duties. f Ps in Londonderry Sunday night after Fifty youths, most under 15 years old, F e"d v'°lence spearheaded by the Irish stoned soldiers patroling near the border of ■Publican Army (IRA) had left at least the Diamond, a stronghold of Lk and near|y 200 arrested in jrtherr, Ireland's two major cities. I e erce renewal of the province's long Londonderry's Protestants, and the Bogside, the Roman Catholic district. Police and military reinforcements, high and including an armored car, rushed to the scene, and the rioters retired behind two Mason-Abbot, Snyder - Phillips halls and the Student Services Building were legislators hastily built street barricades. Earlier, a spokesman for the IRA leadership - outlaws dedicated to ending British rule in the province and uniting among water buildings temporarily without Sunday when a water main broke around 10 a.m. at Physics Road. The break affected restrooms, Ireland - pledged "IRA retribution" on drinking fountains and kitchens. Lunch peek to kill British soldiers for the four civilians known to have died in Belfast. One British soldier was machine - gunned to death. was served in residence halls on away plates with plastic utensils because the dishwashers could not be used. throw - Sustained gun battles raged early Sunday detention act morning in the Ardoyne and Crumlin Road areas of northwest Belfast as British infantry fought to silence IRA snipers "It really didn't affect us that much," Robert Mason, Victoria, Australia, graduate student and Abbot Hall head IngArelHiNGT?NJapanese ■itino • ~ Hawaii's ancestry are armed with rifles and automatic weapons. British army headquarters reported that adviser, said. "It was just a matter of going without shaving for a few hours and no one minded that on a Sunday ■erppn"1 3 new drive to repeal the one IRA sniper was shot and presumed ■50 in* Internal detention provisions of the Security Act. ■tenn?W authorize* t^e establishment of killed before his body was dragged away by comrades. Unconfirmed reports said at least one ^...338? morning." Water main breaks are not unusual this time of year, Theodore Simons, physical plant director, said. The severe ■curitvl" R«y camPs during an internal - and perhaps five more IRA men were killed cold weather causes the ground to heave emergency. and their bodies smuggled away. and the pipes to break open, he ■rbor°W'n^ l'le Japanese attack on Pearl Three civilians were known killed Winter re'i'caSsaoyf Rested iK ?° VearS 8g°' 109,560 JaPanese ancestry were street battles Friday and Saturday the British army suffered one when dead and 10 in problem explained. "Putting a new sleeve on the main is Abbot, Snyder - Phillips halls and the Student Services Building to be « A broken water main caused Mason just a couple of hours work," he said. Mdthevu/1eir Property was confiscated, - "It's not a big thing. Breaks like this followed a switch in tactics temporarily without water Sunday. The break was attributed to cold weather causing the ground to heave and °f MniEM" reloc""on can,ps This flareup |C I 0 vears ago, rumors began to spread by the IRA and the British army. the pipes to break open. State News photo by Harold Friedl happen every winter." P ease turn to the back page) (please turn to the back page) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Febru; larV8. i97| news Israel JERUSALEM (AP) Israel to query Informants said that Cairo on offer - although somewhere east of the Suez Israeli vessels could use 'nothing revolutionary" about pull back . . . withn.it I decided Sunday to ask most ministers don't Ut eve" I summary Egypt to clarify its offer to open the Suez Canal in return for a partial fed consider Canal in the Sinai Desert. they C OSe the Sadat's position lnc,uded an extension of the Mideast cease waterway, demands. In something Cairo, Mashour Ahmed Israel the offer. "He didn't even say that the canal would be open and that peace agreement." The Israeli policy is th troops will be withdrawn4/11* - From the wires of APand UPI. withdrawal of Israeli troops. Poss'bHities it might fire until March 7 and Mashour, head of the Suez Canal there would be peace with the cease - fire lines until rol called for .u At a Cabinet meeting, the p ni" partial withdrawal of Israeli Authority, said the canal can be Israel," she commented. "What a binding peace agreement government also agreed to have The sources said Israel would ,orces bY that date as a first reopened for international he wants is for us to begin to the Arab states. witl Premier Golda Meir issue a seek navigation within four months. a clarification of what the sta8e of complete evacuation "political statement" in the Egyptians mean by In an interview published on "Rumors of this nature only Knesset (parliament) Tuesday. This was interpreted as on withdrawal." "partial from war " won Arab lands, He saj(, Egypt wou,d ^ Cairo would be asked if this PrePare(l to open the canal to the front page of A1 Ahram, Mashhour said the waterway, Damages r heralding an official response to with the exception of a few serve to further polarize our the Egyptian offer, made means reduction of Israeli troops international shipping after sunken objects, had suffered society when, indeed, what our nation desperately needs at this Thursday by President Anwar on the east bank of the Suez Jerusalem met this condition, Sadat. Canal or a rollback to a new line but he d'd not *** whether little damage as a result of 3V4 years of military operations. Silt, which normally accrues as a during pop point in a movement away from result of ship traffic, also had Damages were minimal Pop Entertainment polarization toward unity. " ^ INNOCENT PLEA EXPECTED 0ff. . Sen. Daniel K. lnouye, been minimal, he added. Mrs. Meir, in an interview despite several incidents of gate - crashing reported at the Byrds' sponsors of the concert Sunday that °a' D-Hawaii windows several elassroo' with the National Broadcasting Co. Saturday, said there was concert Friday evening in the Auditorium. were broken, enahli" to persons get into thl Conspiracy arraignment Auditorium proper after opened by those dorJ ,lrJ Killer quake ruins town Campus police set for Harrisburg Six officers were sent to 7J Auditorium, but remain! The historic center of Tuscania, one of the jewels outside and did not see anyoJ among central Italy's tourist - attracting hill towns, lay HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - McAlister, 31, Upper Montclair, break windows. No arrests w The indictments said that made. Another officer in ruins Sunday in the wake of an earthquake. The Rev. Philip Berrigan, N.J.; the Revs. Neil McLaughlin Philip Berrigan mastermined the inside for a few wen| Eighteen persons were killed and 120 were injured by imprisoned antiwar priest, and 30, and Joseph Wenderoth, 35, alleged plot to kidnap minutes, but w>l the earthquake that extensively damaged art treasures. five other persons are scheduled both of Baltimore; Anthony reportedly there only to observl for arraignment today in U.S. Scoblie, a former presidential aide Henry Kissinger possible safety hazards. A light aftershock rolled through the nearly deserted priest, of while serving time in the federal District Court here on charges of Baltimore; and Eqbal Ahmad, Randolph Webster J., advi town Sunday night, collapsing one damaged building, prison at Lewisburg, 60 miles to Pop Entertainment and conspiring to kidnap a 40, a Pakistani graduate student north of here in central assta but there were no additional injuries. director of the dean of presidential adviser and blow up at the University of Chicago. Pennsylvania. office, said the gate studen J heating tunnels in the nation's incidents were crashij the Tornado strikes Fla. capital. The encountered in | six, including three p A tornado struck in predawn darkness Sunday, battering an expensive apartment complex, demolishing a cluster of tourist cottages and injuring at least 100 priests, a former priest and a Roman denied Catholic the nun, charges. contend the indictments handed have They Budget proposal Entertainment's Auditorium. use of tops meet agenda persons in Gulf Breeze, Fla., a peninsula community of down by a federal grant jury are about 5,000. part of a plot to destroy the peace movement. Fraternity sets Flying glass and masonry debris were responsible for All were expected to plead most of the injuries, few of which were serious, local The ASMSU Budget The original budget proposal, innocent at their appearance Civil Defense officials said. "It has to be a miracle that nobody was killed," said before Judge R. Dixon Herman. Seven others, including the Committee recommendations will on present the 1971 its calling for a $48,750 budget, was presented to the board fall 1,000-pintgoa Rev. Daniel Berrigan, Philip's budget to the student board at term by ASMSU Comptroller the Rev. Mr. Gerald Munday. 7:30 tonight in Conference Grant Grecu. The tornado, spawned by thunderstorms from the west, moved across the peninsula shortly after 4 a.m. brother, were co-conspirators but were not named as Room B, Wonders Hall. The board meeting was The proposal > was challenged in blood driv< at that time by Vicki Banks, charged. switched to tonight because the and police said it stayed on land for about four miles. ASMSU cabinet director, who Philip Berrigan, 47, currently All Farmhouse fraternity L - University Student said that ASMSU was spending is serving a sentence in the Judiciary is hearing a suit sponsoring' a Red Cross campu "half its budget on bureaucracy" blood drive Minority programs expanding federal prison at Danbury, Tuesday night by Larry Stempel, Conn., for destorying draft McDonel - Shaw district and could cut operating Friday. today througl records. expenses and use the money Blood will be accepted in th representative, challenging the Programs aimed at the nation's second largest The other defendants, all free recent ASMSU referendum on saved for expanding services. lower lounge of Shaw Hall fron At the beginning of winter minority, Spanish - speaking people, are expanding on bail, are: Sister Elizabeth constitutional amendments. 2 to 8 p.m. today througl term the budget committee under the Nixon administration. Thursday, and from lOa.m.to' announced that it would hold President Nixon is expected to appoint soon a nine - p.m. Friday. The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State public hearings on the budget to Donors must be at If member advisory council to give grassroots ' input to the University, is published every class day during four school give students a chance to years of age. Those between ll Cabinet Committee on Opportunity for the terms, plus Welcome A^eek edition in September. directly yolcie (heir opinions Spanish - on and 21 who are not married#! t speaking People.1 *> » *■ * Subscription rate is $14 per year. the proposed budget. Solitude not a member of the armed] And, within the Office of Economic Since the conclusion of the forces S3 million effort is Opportunity, a Member Associated Press, United Press International, hearings, the budget committee In South Kedzie Hall, this student found a quiet place to are required to have signed parental permission slip! aj beginning to give more power to Inland Daily Press Association, Associated has ironed out a final version of The goal for the drive is 1,0001 migrants and other poor among the Mexican Americans, Collegiate Press, rest complete with padded chairs and footrest. Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press the budget to be presented at Puerto Ricans and other Spanish - State News photo by Doug Bauman pints, Bob Walton, chairman o™ speaking citizens. Association, United States Student Press Association. the board meeting tonight. the drive, said. The Taylor Report and Presidential bid costly Second - class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. proposed amendments to Article Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services 7 of the Academic Freedom Sen. George South Dakota McGovern has made of a Building, Michigan. Michigan State University, East Lansing, Report also will be discussed at tonight's meeting. Nominations $261,000 beginning on the Phones: costly business of running for Editorial for faculty I^^acapuuIC^^H 355-8252 president. He expects to spend Classified 8 Days I about $500,000 on his Democratic White House quest Business - Advertising Display Advertising Circulation 355-8255 353-6400 355-3447 $208.00 plus gratuities I B rec Photographic Call Stan Feldman 393-6575B By JOANNA FIRESTONE Student groups, faculty and professor of pathology. during 1971. 355-8311 And ^^^^Erir^lt<^5^j61lB State News Staff Writer alumni may submit nominations In addition to thfl that will be the to the nominees' colleges where Distinguished Faculty awardJ inexpensive part of his campaign: Today is the final day to they will be screened by the two other series of awards anl the real money will be needed in submit nominations for the MSU College Advisory Committees or soliciting nominations for sprin 1972 for the presidential primary Make this Feb. 14th Distinguished Faculty Awards to heir representatives. The citations. be awarded this spring. College Advisory Committee elections McGovern believes will The Teacher Scholar Award be decisive. "Happy Wig Day!" The awards of $1,000 each and an engrwed certificate are selects not more than two nominations to be forwarded to are - given to instructors aik The fund - raising effort assistant professors for thei made annually to six faculty an all - University committee for apparently got a late boost Jan. Valentine's Special members based on their total the final selection. devotion to and skill ii undergraduate teaching, 27 from McGovern's sharp service to the University. Criteria Winners of last year's awards Candidates must have served on denunciation of the suggestion The La Petite Wiglet includes contributions to were: Willis A. Wood, professor the faculty for at least three instructional, research and of biochemistry; Charles C. that it might be necessary at 100 % human hair, over 70 public service programs of MSU. terms, but no more than fiw colors, Killingsworth, professor of labor academic years. Nominess some point for U.S. forces to use for height, filler or curls Although the awards are not and industrial relations; James B. m" be under 35 - years - old. re-enter Cambodia. based on administrative McKee, professor of sociology; "I'm fed Special excellence or length of service, Lawrence W. Witt, professor of A third series, the Excellence! up with old men on set dreaming up wars for young men $3.95 and style of nominees are expected to have had at least five years of service agricultural economics; Joseph in Teaching Citations, singlesoul to die in," was McGovern's retort New La Petite wiglet. $2.50 this week at the University. Meites, professor of physiology; and graduate teaching assistants have distinguished themselvesbfl wj*i Charles K. Whitehair, to the statement of Sen. John C. the care and skill they In*! Stennis, D-Miss. shown in meeting classrooBj responsibilities. First 100 hardest To be considered for "4 541 E. Grand River award, candidates must h>'J| Jim Trethewey of Marquette looked at the deepening DOWNSTAIRS held a half - time gradual snow drifts and sighed. "The first 100 inches are the Paramount News teaching assistantship two terms. foratletfj hardest," he said with resignation. 332-3341 Nomination forms for bott Marquette gets an average of 104 inches of snow a "East Lansing's Only Wig Boutique" the Teacher - Scholar A war® year. This year, 100 inches have fallen already. Area residents say this is the worst winter since 1888. and the Excellence in Teachinj Citations have been distribute) All across northern Michigan, winter means 1 5 - foot to all department chairmen or snow drifts, 30 - mile - an - hour winds and 30 - below - may be obtained from N zero temperatures. It means stalled cars, marooned provost's office. families, high heating bills. Most residents simply shrug and accept the trials and tribulations. Frozen water Eclipse due Tuesday heart pendants with diamond drop polar dip a ends The total eclipse of the moon Tuesday night will take say everything you want a Valentine gift DETROIT (UPI) - lf j°J nearly four hours, but you don't have to spend half the think you've had problems w to say The hearts, on slender chains, the cold weather, consider night outside to see the best part of it. James A. Loudon, chief demonstrator at the are 14K yellow plight of the polar bears at "» gold with a florentine finish Detroit Zoo: they cant » University of Michigan's exhibit museum planetarium in through the ice for a dip in Ann Arbor, suggests Small heart, $20. getting up around 1:50 a.m. Large heart, $25. outside pool. Wednesday morning. The past week's suW«J "Allowing five minutes to get out of bed should let temperatures have left the p you see the last 10 minutes of the partial with an ice sheet six to « eclipse and the Inches think. Usually the MB beginning totality," he says. polar bears only have to jumP. Totality is the part of the eclipse when the moon is completely immersed in the earth's shadow and is the most interesting to the casual observer, Loudon says. Jacobsoris and down on the ice to through, but even they w* the Ice is just a that. bit toothicK"* Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 8. 1971 3 ruary 8, j9l 3r Jungle region / 4 n\ — Thp most cairoral imaUm jsssjs: Ti;kchc ti ■ seen probable Laos target rob® invasion of invasion of Laosisa Laos is a winds winds 300300 miles miles southward southward into ."dirwav for forer a week. in jn Vietnam, Vietnam, to to "a commander "a« agiant serpent clusters bicycle and — by truck convoy, on foot — from one At trail, numerous points along the supplies are diverted propaganda broadcasts from the pro - Communist Pathet Lao, later backed off and described - enemy side, which earlier had • .. „m<>se u k„»» u .. , "■ gi i? by allied Cambodia aepone Jtill still iiSST exists fTi following thata*swallowed base area, or "choke point," to eastward along feeder routes mule region region known and South Vietnam. Sepone inf..ci™c Sr a pig.' said an invasion already was only the allied forces "planning" ing'—° 604. Th.w.™.f. the area is contfnuouf'heavy'^mbimn'of AS .infusions of ?resh mi>itary another, .u Base Area into South Vietnam. as The biggest town in under way but, except for the and "massing" for an invasion. sunul'k» ^ mlles Sepone, Vlso called Tehepone" the trai| pone, also called Trhf>r*%no „,„ _.. (j g gt^s The supply flow, sources say, Such a movement was the Breementwi, northern terminus of the Ho which straddles Highway 9, tactical ctical fighter bombers' - bombers. is managed by a division sized original explanation for the H?Si SEfS • 30,000-man U.S. - South 5 Minh tr,il M« °l! 3°•»»ns for sprir today after a man was shot and Earlier, Williamson had illed, the second person to die identified the dead youth as Gib five days of racial violence. S. 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All of you who've intercourse performed on grounds judgment the welfare rolls would be advertising manager reduced, with a corresponding Increase in been fasting, not shaving and otherwise governed by the board (of trustees)." Third Prize, a tie, the winners „f the education section of the state budget." MARK EICHER, managing editor abstaining until you heard the results of Hopper Hughes - Friel, Lansing cat. whipl ED HUTCHISON, city editor the Phillip J. May Memorial Corner - "MSU could take advantage of the SCW. get the opportunity to stick Doubleminl wads under the i establishment of its new medical school "Remove all but one secretary who will mystic h BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor Cutting Contest and Residence Hall Sale rosewood tree in the board KEN KRELL, editorial editor and the current economic situation in the assume the duties of all those she replaces. of tru^ can get it back on again. Judges Krell, United States by following the lead of the If she is unable to consume all that coffee meeting room, and three , GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor Adams and Bender are happy to subscriptions to the State News, barber schools' which sell haircuts at by herself it may prove necessary to hire an goes tn announce the best of more than 100 assistant, but this latter should be viewed "Provide abortion service at OBn reduced prices. Poor people unable to normal black Seven.time recipient of the Pacemaker award entries: afford needed medical treatment could with skepticism in that it is not part of our market rates." HnJ for outstanding journalism. Honorable Mentions, the prizes obtain it at cut • rate prices at any MSU general policy to hire anyone." Tom Goff, Hughes • Friel Lansing cat. ** Grand Rapids senior. (and) "It was the practice in accompanying which are limited to nothing outpatient clinic, where blossoming school to have seniors sell either our hid than the thanks of a students could "Make dormitory residence a condition Christm. more grateful medical gain valuable cards or candy bars, each student University, which, it is rumored, is already experience at practically no cost to society of employment for all University sell so much money's worth. having ordering huge quantities of black ink, go to employes, including the president, thereby Out of JL, EDITORIALS these outstanding scrimps: at large. "Another benefit of this plan would be bailing out the dorms, getting back some each earned he received a cap and gown rental. yearbook « "Levy a $1 tax on all acts of sexual that if the students make a few errors of employe wages and leaving Cowles House "Our proposal is this: have empty and able to be rented out to local each senin sell so many dollars* worth of candy h» Republican dignitaries." Hopper Hughes - Friel, Lansing cat. preferably something many students Wouh UFWOC lettu "Bribe the Michigan Legislature. Federal funds are available for this purpose." 468590. enjoy, like a Hershey's bar or a Crunch. "Then give him a yearbook Nestle' for hi "Close down Olin Health Center. In efforts, or substitute a year's subscrintio, order not to disrupt vital health services, to the State News for the needs student two aspirin should be issued to each student at registration to combat whooping depending on which would cost the schoo less, taking into account mailing costs yearbook etc "Whatever the student earned cough, broken bones, lung cancer, venereal disease and cost would be profit to the above'thai terminal acne. This should Last July 30 another farmworkers Teamsters contract that insures Alice University' prove no hardship; most students won't Perry and Melanie Robinson strike began. The United slightly higher wages (still 30 cents Farmworkers Organizing Committee less than the UFWOC contract) but (UFWOC), led by Cesar Chavez, has none of the benefits that struck the lettuce growers in the UFWOC representation would "Make dormitory residence a condition of Salinas Valley in California. Like the guarantee. grape strike before it, the lettuce Farmworkers also face the threat employment for all University employes, strike will remedy poor working and of a bill that would strictly prohibit including the President, thereby bailing out the dorms, getting back some employe wages, and living conditions of the lettuce them from striking during the workers. growing months. Interest shown by leaving Cowles House empty and able to be rented out to local Republican dignitaries. " Growers suceeded, however, in the growers in this proposal and their getting a court injunction compelling strong lobbying effort leads us to lettuce cutters to break the strike suspect that riot only does a bill like and return to the fields. Many this have a chance of being proposed, notice the difference." Steve Goetsch, St. workers returned because they could but of being passed as well. Plymouth sophomores. Louis, Mo., junior. Second Prize, another tie, worth fm not afford the risk of being jailed. The farmworkers have a foot in "My suggestion is so obvious it surprises shoeshines by a moonlighting PhD For the most part, though, lettuce the door with the collective me that the University hasn't already candidate who lost his assistantship in workers continued striking the fields bargaining power of UFWOC, but if a implemented it. I refer to all the free cutback, and two • term subscriptions h for better restrooms dotting the campus. Nowhere the State News, was won by: wages, UFWOC bill of this nature were passed, the are free johns in the vogue anymore. Why, "Start a numbers racket, the idea representation, protection from farmworkers' struggle would suffer a bein| here is a simple method by which the to guess the next student nuinbc to geti pesticides, medical aid and better serious setback. The only effective University could twist the screw one turn crossing Grand River." 468590. working conditions. bargaining power the farmworkers tighter into us all. Yessir, and pay toilets (and) "Drain the Red Cedar Sell th Chavez then called for a possess is their ability to disrupt the would cut down on a lot of unnecessary leftover chemicals to Monsanto, the rubbe nationwide boycott of lettuce cut by farm production. Economically, they water usage, too, resulting in additional to Goodyear and the dead fish t non-UFWOC workers. The issue at otherwise remain powerless. Passage savings." Douglas Devine, East Lansing MacDonald's. Rent out the dry river bed i senior. (Not to mention the increased a snowmobile run." Hopper stake was not only the poor working of any bill similar to the no - strike Hughes - Friel supply of fertilizer just for the picking up Lansing cat. and living conditions, but^ jusWaa " bill -introduced last year by former from behind bushes.) )f,.| // !» showing the American way of life." But some workers remain under the UFWOC lettuce. Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Nov. 13 - been chaired by a rotating chairman each To the Editor: chairman of the MSU Board of Trustees. U.S. Marine guard detail composed month since its inception. In the case of In his "News Analysis on Trustee He failed, however, to mention the 100,000 men and officers was landed! the MSU Board of Trustees, one can start Phnom Penh today. Chairman Considered 'Titular' Head," J. possibility of having rotating chairmanship. The system is not without precedent. in alphabetical order beginning with Borger mentioned several ways to resolve Secretary of State William R°l>® Legislators9 the current The United Nations Security Council has Trustee Carrigan. The system has the impasse on electing the next revealed the increase Ir. the Marine gu advantage that the board members will have an opportunity to observe the detail was needed after two Carnbod'j Group insurance plans for on the verge of bankruptcy thanks to Worse places than Brody conduct of each other as a chairman. In the course of time, I hope consensus had broken into the embassy PX and sto three Japanese cameras. employes are widespread. One of the the auto strike and general economic To the Editor: someplace else for a year, freshman. will emerge as or to who, on the basis of his her performance, would be given the He believed the new security would discourage any such measuj thefts in latest groups to jump on the group recession. But if the even budget This letter would be more appropriately You've got plenty of time to find out and title of "permanent" chairman. I believe future. insurance bandwagon is the Michigan contained a vast surplus of money, headed "Dear Mr. Trezise," for it is written still come back to spend some more time in the rotating chairmanship deserves a trial He told reporters, "The security « House of Representatives. this money should not be used for as an answer to one Peter B. Trezise, as Brody. by the board. U.S. embassy is the first consideration the personal gain of state printed in the Feb. 2 State News. A resolution passed last Dec. 11 legislators. I Richard A. Wenner this country and as long as I am secrew Their am damn sick and tired of people Anthony Y. C. Koo of state I will see that our brave diploic ordered the House Policy Committee current $17,000 annual Granite City, 111., senior rapping Brody Complex when they haven't Professor of economics have all the protection they need." to arrange travel, postage, office income should prove ample for Feb. 3,1971 seen anything else. "We're too far dentists' bills. away Feb. 3, 1971 Copyright 1971, Los Angeles Times space and insurance programs for from everything," quote Peter. Say, Pete, If the House wants to have representatives. Under this resolution a what is East Complex closer to, other than JUST PUT DOWN ,l ELEVEN," X 15 ALMOST ALWAYS ONE THING I'VE L£ARN£* a dental insurance program for the group dental insurance plan, they the cattle barns? FRANKLIN, AND DON'T WORRY ELEVEN, AND " Y" IS ALM05T ABOUT AL6E0KA WNTTAtf state should be allowed to do so, but not ABOUT IT... THAT'S WHAT I DIP.. ALWAYS NINE... IT TOO SERIOUSLY.. representatives was arranged You object to the food? Get a meal with Delta Dental Plan of Michigan. at the taxpayer's expense. The transfer and check out Akers one of these legislature should take immediate days. I assure you its worse. You complain This insurance program for about the movies? It's only a 10 - minute steps to correct the present situation. ; lawmakers will cost the taxpayers walk to Wilson, and our dorm (Bailey) has Better uses can be found for state some of them for free. Worst bus service? : 530,209. funds than paying for legislators' Try to get someplace from South Complex. Michigan finds ■ its government dental bills. If you really hate Brody that much, live Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 8, 1971 5 People plan Bv CHARLES C. CAIN of ending the war in Asia. Southeast to University of Michigan. make peace' in Indochina negotiated between a delegation Power to the People." conference of the North the American It was attended by students; from the NSA and people." State News Stiff Writ* The conference, billed as Vietnam veterans; labor An ex - marine, who testified Vietnamese people's feeling "Peace is coming, because the groups; representatives of North and at the Winter Soldier about Americans. Throughout the meeting underground, college and South Vietnam. NSA aNN ARBOR-About 2,000 people are making the peace" professional media, and others Investigation last week in "We are (the American "The people of North various speakers attacked the Deople from aU sections was sponsored by the National who had representatives recently traveled Detroit, related to the people) prisoners of war. We Vietnam feel complete solidarity increased involvement in K the United States met here Student Assn., the Mid - West observe. come apparently just to throughout Vietnam. It was (jecided that those who conference his actions while in demand that Nixon stop the war with the people in this room and Cambodia and the secrecy - M weekend for a conference Peace Treaty Organizing A high point was a discussion backed the treaty would return Vietnam. because we want to come the people of the United shrouded operations on the Laotian border and interpreted med at determining methods Committee and students at the of a proposed to their communities and seek The veteran, Rick Tornegate, home," she said. States," he said. them as an escalation of the war peace treaty emotionally described how he Jay Craven, an NSA support for it. cut off the head of a Vietnamese representative who toured "They distinguish between effort on the part of the Nixon The treaty calls for the soldier and held up the head to Vietnam, told the people at the the American government and administration. A/1 ultidisciplinary immediate withdrawal American troops now in Vietnam and America's pledge of to "end the imposition of Thieu all have a picture taken his war souvenir. He also told of the of him with feelings he experienced when he shot and • Ky - Khien on the people of killed a man for the first time. plan South Vietnam in order to meeting "When you are in Vietnam, insure their right to self • determination." The treaty also calls for the you're so paranoid, so damned scared, you shoot at anything CORRECTION that moves," he said. By MICHAEL FOX We re always trying to find guarantee for safety of all "It wasn't me and me alone out what students want. This is of the best ways," Eric B. withdrawing forces and who State News Staff Writer one did those things in Hansen, Lansing senior and chairman of the demands the release of all Vietnam," Thornegate said, special mass meeting for the 2,600 majors in student committee, said. American prisoners of war. On Thursday, multidisciplinary program In the College of "They make you do it. It was February, 4, an announcement for nominations 1C "The It also demands that the the system that did it." Social Science has been scheduled for 2 p.m. faculty is willing to want to establish meet with us. We independence, peace and Cynthia Fredricks, a member for Excellence - In - Teaching - Citations appeared incorrectly as Feb 15 and 16 in the Union Ballroom. a rapport between faculty and students to if the students want neutrality of Laos and of the Committee of Concerned The program will include a report from the — see if they're change or Cambodia, as established in the Asian Scholars who toured "Experience - In - Teaching - Citations." Placement Bureau on job opportunities for apathetic," Hansen said. Geneva conventions in 1954 and Vietnam in November, told the students with multidiscipllnary general liberal "We feel we have a lot to offer students on 1962, be observed by the U.S. audience that "Vietnamization is The State News regrets its error and hopes that no confusion arts degrees and a report from the department's where they can go in the program," he said. While the people were waiting a direct appeal to racism in Student Academic Advisory Committee on their Although the multidisciplinary program has a has been caused. for the first major meeting to America." large student enrollment only 15 faculty ^AlTfaculty members and academic advisers in members and 12 academic advisers serve the begin Friday, they chanted slogans such as "Ho - Ho - Ho "By keeping American casualties down and letting e social science multidisciplinary program will students. Chi Minh, NLF is going to win," Asians kill Asians, the attend. An identical program is planned both days. "May Day" and "Off the pig — administration hopes to make A DYLAN MASTERPIECE. "It came on the radio in the "Put simply, 'New Morning' late afternoon and from the first is a superb album. ... If poetry can note it was right. Bob Dylan be a story that must be sent by bringing it all back home again. telegraph, then this is certainly one "Then 'New Morning' [title of Dylan's foremost achievements song] came on. Like an early mist. as a poet. Words, music, singing, So clean, so sweet. 'This must be piano work, all of the highest order. the day that all my dreams come "It seems almost superfluous true.' What a love song! What a to say that this is one of the best message to all of us blinded as we albums of the year, one of Dylan's are by paranoia, grimly trying best albums, perhaps his best. In to see through the murk and the good conscience, all I can really say- smoke and the blood. 'So happy just is get it yourself and prepare to to be alive underneath the sky boogie." of blue . . —Ed Ward, Rolling Stone "God it's beautiful ... it is the most reassuring thing that has Bob Dylan"New Morning." happened this year of the On Columbia Records * bombings." and Tapes —Ralph J. Gleason, Rolling Stone The Dylan Masterpiece, part of the SBS collection. Stop in and browse. Always try SBS first! S TUDENT 241 E. Granr River 8 S 00K TORE Across From Olin Health Center () Michigan State Newi>, i:ast Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 8, ] SPORTS- BuckeyesBy JOHN VIGES that lasted Mil;- 20 S3cor.ic G'.r! in the second half, and Ohio second place conference with 4 tie in the through MSU for the easy shot, 1 record and The Spartans never did down and an inability to pass or too many solo players." ' State News Sports Writer - get dribble through the tight OSU The game was a frustrating State was in control most of the they stand 10 - 5 for the season, their offense in gear. In the first defense. one for the Spartans because MSU and Ohio State reversed way. A four minute scoring The game was almost the half they were able to hit on "We bogged down on there were many times when It the roles droug .t midway through the exact opposite of the one played only 37 percent of their shots offense," a disheartened they played over a final half, doomed the Spartans , appeared they were going to week go, in Columbus. There were the and in the second half the fact Ganakas said after the game, take the lead and when the two teams as t ie Buckeyes stretched a four gain control of met again Saturday night in physical differences, the game that they connected on 52 "The game was a good the game. Jenison Fieldhouse. The biggest point lead into one of 13 points. was played in East Lansing, OSU percent was offset by the small illustration of a fast break versus a" goaltending call, too many The loss dropped the Spartans wore red and MSU was dressed number of shots that t trn - about was in the final they were a controlled offense. We wanted missed layups and offensive beiow the .500 mark in More important, able to take. to run and we did but we just score. Ohio State won the game fouls all played parts in halting conference play as they now the style and MSU's second half play was handily by an 87 - 76 score. couldn't operate when they had the Spartans scoring spurts. have a 2-3 conference record to tempo of the game. marked by turnovers, offensive time to set up their defense. MSU only held a lead once in Near the end of the game the ball game, a 44 - 43 score go along with their 8 ■ 7 overall In the first meeting between fouls, only one shot at the "We didn't have any front MSU had closed the gap between mark. Ohio State moved into a the two squads, the Spartans basket almost every time the court offense. We just didn't the two squads from 11 points jumped to an early lead and they Spartans came down the court operate well together. We had to six and a Spartan full • court stopped, able to control the tempo G-men were press was upsetting the of the game. This time the ROBINSON NETS 47 Buckeyes. Ohio State was forced Buckeyes jumped to a quick into taking a bad shot and MSU seven point lead and they held got the rebound, but with a off numerous comeback Frosh chance to cut the lead to four attempts by MSU. edged by Iowa Rudy Benjamin dominated Jim Cleamons in the first game but Saturday Ohio State's co points Ron Gutkowski tried a floor length pass that was intercepted and taken back down court for a Buckeye score. buried, Another weekend, another lead in team score, a lead which victory was a tribute to the OSU then went into a stall and Excedrin headache for Coach they held until the vault. excellent play of the Buckeye. the Spartans were able to score George Szypula and the Spartan Iowa's Chuck Citron and Clleamons not only scored 21 only six points in the final two gymnasts as they were dropped Spartan Charlie Morse each were points, he tied with Luke Witte and a half minutes of the game. in come- back style at Iowa Saturday, 160.90-160.60. awarded 9.2's on horse, while Randy Balhorn the side for the most BucKeye with 10 and rebounds by Heads up America. he comes Mike Robinson! Here field goal. pressing and breaking The Bears on were the MSU only had three scorers in double figures for the game. Bill \ Dean Showalter and Rudy beat out conference champ Ken completely controlled the OSU Facing one of the freshmen Spartans and soon Coach Matt Kil8ore led the Spartans with 21 Giriez collectively netted 18.25 Liehr for third. floor game. team's strongest opponents of points for the Hawkeyes on the Dan Repp took first for the Described by Spartan coach the season Atich felt compelled to fight fire P°ints and he also pulled in 16 Saturday, the 5-11 with fire. "Mike was coveied " abounds, a game high. Benjamin high bar with a one - two finish hosts, Showalter and Morse tied Gus Ganakas as the "best all - Robinson cast his ever - growing Aitch said, "so we had to run bad 10 points but a bad shooting to put an end to the close for second and Carl Walin and around player in the Big Ten," sha(jow over the entire contest and break to get the ball to ® * 21 from the floor and Double trouble contest, and stopped the Spartan Balhorn were even at fourth on Cleamons showed the 11,503 wjth 21 field goals and 47 total him." 4 - 11 on foulshots, hurt his win streak at two. the rings. All five received better spectators in Jenison Fieldhouse points. MSU's Bill Kilgore (white uniform) had some rough than 9.0 scores. w. . - 1n . . . th performance. Gutkowski scored High scores dotted the meet why he deserved that title as he Robinson found the wide ■ . , ^\ oa 17 Points and he Plflyed another moments against a collapsing Ohio State defense Saturday as the Big Ten champion in floor Slotten and Showalter led the combined excellent p sses and open sty!e of action, which and here has seemed to vanish as two outstanding defensive game Buckeyes sandwich exercise Barry Slotten of Iowa Hawkeyes into the lead with a tight defense with his scoring resulted in a 118-110 Genesee Rob,"son , « against seven foot center Luke him to block his shot. Bob Siekmann (22) got called for a earned a 9.4 with a double flip one two finish on the vault, but and rebounding. co",' J a"."c%''J™ - County Community College Witte. Allan Hornyak led OSU foul, however. for a first, although the Spartans Morse and Balhorn came back for the Spartans with a similar OSU looked ragged at victory, much to his liking as he "n'ntemipted points to nanow the deficit to 43-40. Robinson with 25 points. State News photo by Bruce Remington were able to muster up enough Columbus but the Buckeyes ran an(j jumped past the Bear continued to score for the Robinson good performances to take the performance on parallel bars. appeared well disciplined and defenders, shooting with near patient on the Spartan s home perfection at times, Spartans, marking up 20 straight EXPERIENCE A court. Rarely did the Bucks Finding the range came hard force a shot and they were often for Robinson in the first 8 able to pass and manuever minutes he MSU points before Mike Ridley's lay-up broke the chain with 1:28 remaining in the half. Trackmen set 3 records as managed only one Genesee pulled away to a 5-0 lead and never relinquished it. Pizza F You're under 25 but fall Wildcats, 70-67 MSU closed to within two points but you drive like an expert. several times, but could never catch the Bears who set up camp to TONIGHT AND beneath their hoop and found the scoring easy. EVANSTON, 111. - Buoyed Spartans cracked three 5.2. Why should you have to pay Aitch was disappointed with by four double winners, fieldhouse records. Bob Quarter - miler A1 Henderson EVERY MONDAY extra lor your car insurance? the Spartan defense, which he described as "terrible." The Northwestern's track team piled up a wide lead in early events Cassleman continued his winning ways in the 600, taking the |ong jumper Lloyd Bridges and miler Ken Popejoy also missed freshmen have proven that they and hung on to defeat MSU, 70 - event in 1:12.0, six - tenths the meet because "of sickness or Sentry says you may not have to. A simple questionnaire could save you up to $50 or more. Call the can score, but one wins few 67, at McGaw Hall Saturday. better than the old standard. injury. Sentry man for contests when allowing 118 It marked the first time the Cassleman came back in the "But there's no excuse," Asst. ,asltacls Donald Sakowski points. A lax defense, to say the Wildcats had ever defeated the last event to help MSU to its Coach Jim Gibbard said. "We 676-1930 least, fell completely apart in the Spartans in a dual meet and third record of the day, a 3:19.2 took enough people down there last 4:00 of the game as the moved their season record to 2 - in the mile relay. Mike Holt, If INSURANCE to win the meet and we just frosh attempted to press but 0. MSU is now 0 -1. Mike Murphy and John Mock didn't have what it took to FULL SIZE PIZZA ONLY $1 SENTRY fvgave up many easy baskets. Rich Feezel, a Big Ten were the othpr members of the some events. „, Sharingm the Spartan r _r_.champion, spotlight started the Cat's off relay. ' "But we have never stressed \vith Robinson were Tyrone with victories in the long and Junior Dave Dieters set MSU's dual meets as being overly XEROX COPIES Lewis with 27 points and a triple jumps. Hurdler Dick first fieldhouse mark in the mile important. The conference is XFROX COPIFC XEROX COPIES NASSAU newcomer to excellence, Taylor took the high and low as he clocked 4:13.3 for the Lansing's 6-6 Mike Porter. Porter hurdles and Ron Drozd (300 and eight lap route. came on to relieve Rick Jenks in 440) and Tom Bach (880 and Other MSU winners included what counts and we're aiming for." Second placers against that's what the first half and totaled 13 1000), each scored double LaRue Butchee in the 50 - yard on Clerks the on new Xerox 3600 - 1 copier hand Mon. thru Sat. 8:30 - 5:30 SPRING VACATION OPTIONS breakfast & points and eight rebounds. Lewis victories. dash in 5.4, Kim Hartman in the Northwestern included Holt in led the Spartans on the boards But MSU had some fine two mile in 9:13.6 and Bill the 440, Tom Spuller in the 300, Wed. nights until 9:00 p.m. 8 DAYS 7 NIGHTS 7 course dinner with 9 rebounds. individual performances and Bisko and Steve Vanderzyl in Mock in the 880, John Morrison Round Trip Jet daily $45 the pole vault in the high hurdles and Wayne a rsi CAA c From Windsor rUU Spartan spring ace Herb Washington missed the meet, as Hartwick in the lows. Ralph Zoppa in the steeplechase, Chris Via Air Canada ** AND he ran in Toronto Friday night scuba Marchand in the high jump and ACCOMMODATIONS AT and won the Telegram • Maple Eric Allen in the long and triple FLAGLER INN $80 (+ $10 TIPS) sailing Leaf Games 50 - yard dash in jumps. fishing 1 MARCH 19 • 26 water skiing NOW IIKAR TIIIS FROM Till TOP IIINT.l car 81 cycle AT Till. STOHK WITH Till. MKl) IMMHI! 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If you think you're a big pancake eater, grab a teammate and glut your way to fame and a new Suzuki. CONTACT: Fred Leslie at 344 Student Service Building or call him at 353-9588. Or pick up an application at the International House of Pancakes. Redeem at Kroger in Thelnternational thru Sat. Feb. Lansing 13, 1971. 1 House of Pancakes Subject to applicable Restaurants state & local taxes. 2800 East Grand River. East Lansino n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 8, 1971 7 SPORTS- [ers split again, Cal Poly turns back ill 3rd in league By RICK GOSSELIN State News Sports Writer 'S' grapplers, 17-14 attempting to score the entire Even though the Spartans were By GARYSCHARRER ■Split And you can just guess which night the Spartans were State News Sports Writer match. Malecek nailed his trailing by six points as the meet entered the heavyweight division \ to win on. opponent to the mats several times and in the and the meet was lost, there was Another top ranked West waning seconds Once again, MSlTs hockey team fell victim to its own Saturday after muzzling the Duluth Bulldogs Friday night. Coach team - invaded the came close in registering the five still interest in the battle jht slumbers i Midwest, but unlike UCLA's - point fall but had to 9ettle for a between unbeaten Ben Lewis near fall instead. and Cal Poly's 300 pound basketball team, Cal Poly's - The Spartans were victors by a 5 - 4 score and were losers by Entering the 177 match, the wrestler Tim Kopitar. (California Politechnical g.4 count. Spartans trailed, 15-6, and Lewis and Kopitar were I Institute) wrestling squad MSU took the play at Duluth in the first period of the second responded with better showings needed a pin and victories in the struggling along with a 1-1 tie twice holding the lead with Don Thompson scoring two against big - time competition. final three contests to win the with 2:16 left in the third period in the stanza. Murray Koegan and Pat Boutette posted On Thursday night the meet. Bruce Zindel (177) has when Lewis threw Kopitar to the mats for a takedown thai irkers after Thompson's goals, leaving the Spartans with a 2 - 2 Mustangs tied with Michigan and looked impressive in recent rattled the walls of the IM ,after the first round. on the following night upset outings and continued his MSU, 17-14. The loss dropped winning streak as he handed Sports Arena. In the final Boutette put Duluth in the lead to stay at the three minute former MSU wrestler John Hall a seconds of the match Lewis the Spartans record to 5-3-1 ' rk of the second period, but it was Chuck Ness' goal two and 4-1 setback. The match brought scored another takedown and while Cal Poly moved to a half minutes later that decked the Spartans. Ness was screams of protest from the ended up a 6-2 victor. 10-2-1 mark. snatched as the lone forward by Duluth coach Terry Shercliffe Greg Johnson started the spectators. Many of the fans "I'd say that you (MSU) have kill off a double penalty on the Bulldogs, and rewarded his meet out on a thought that Hall used unethical better un with a score. winning note for personnel than U-M," the Spartans, but five tactics and accordingly voiced Hitchcock said after his team has lerrv DeMarco connected on the lone Spartan goal of the consecutive losses after the 118 their disapproval. *d to tighten the score, but Merv Klryliuk sent the Bulldogs Set to match put them into a 15-3 When Dave Coilek (190) drew competed against both schools. "I was disappointed in our to the second intermission with a two goal lead, 5 • 3, on a goal deficit. Johnson and Gary with Gary Maiolfi, 1-1, the showing," MSU Assistant Coach less than two minutes remaining in the period, Bruce Zindel (back) in referee's position sets to lash an attack against Cal Poly's John Hall. McBride were deadlocked, 2-2, Spartans hopes of a come - from Doug Blubaugh said, "we didn't Zindel defeated Hall, 4-1, in an aggressive 177 pound match Friday night. Zindel was only one with 40 seconds remaining in the - behind victory were shattered. look very good at all. alt Ledingham opened the third session with a goal at 2:24. of four Spartan winners as MSU was upset by Cal Poly, 17-14. final period when Johnson , peMarco notched his second goal of the game on assists scored a reversal. Johnson, who Mark Calder and Thompson for the final MSU goal of the State News photo by Teri Franks *) rode his opponent for the entire eekend. Man Young and Larry Trachsel mopped up with goals in the HOOSIERS SET 3 RECORDS second period picked up one ,al seven minutes to earn the split. point for riding time to earn a 5-2 victory. M. Thompson Jewelry The Spartans left 5,300 Bulldog fans angry on Friday night, Lon Hicks, Ed Fisher, ^ nerging victorious from a blow • by • blow goal scoring affair ainst Duluth. Tankers drowned, 81-42 wrestling for injured Tom Milkovich, Mike Ellis, Dave Holek, and Rick Radman 1 J on MAC Avenue In E. Lansing Has ("\) Gilies Gagnon started the Spartans off with a goal at the five \r? Valentine Inute mark of the first stanza. By DAVE WOODS free, but his 4:37.97 was a but failed to come up with absorbed defeats before Gerald , , .. to the Jewelry Gifts fraction off Greg Buckingham's victory. According to Spartan Ma,ecek could rome ^*Pierced Earrings Koegan evened the score for the Bulldogs with a score late in State News Sports Writer pool record. Coach Dick Fetters, "Jeff was res5:.u®" ,e same period, and Walt Ledingham scored the first of his three The Spartan divers supplied very disappointed that he didn't Malecek won a lopsided 9-1 J $5*00 " *Pendants »lsfor the initial Duluth lead early In the second period. A| Laking, coming on strong now that he has secured the Indiana University's the home fans with most of their phenomenal swimmers took a thrills, as they took first and swim faster. Although It was a victory but was unsuccessful in personal best for him, and a getting the pin that he was ? $10.00SSS? SU's third line center post, nullified the Bulldog lead with his little vacation Saturday. third on both boards. team record, he had hoped to do ^ 'Watches tond score of the season at the 16 minute mark of the second Superstar Gary Hall, who holds three world records, and the Senior Jud Alward turned in outstanding individual much better." 7- Watch & Ring Repairing Ton eriod. In general, the times recorded Jack Horsley, an NCAA runner - performance of the meet with a by the Spartans were rather < Phone 351-1525 Ledingham gave Duluth a short • lived advantage with only 44 up last season, didn't even make superb showing on the three - slow. Fetters attributed this >conds gone in the third session, with captain Randy Sokoll the trip to East Lansing. meter board. Alward racked up mainly to the fact that they'd rasing that margin 27 seconds later. Mark Spitz, another holder of 345.1 points to cinch his Mike DeMarco drilled a point shot past Duluth goaltendpr three world records, swam only victory, a total that rates as the practiced hard all week, and did not taper off in preparation for ilenn Resch for a 4 • 3 Spartan lead with 15 minutes remaining one race. NCAA backstroke second highest in the nation so - the meet. ji the game before Ledingham concluded his scoring exhibition champion Larry Barbiere swam far this season. rith his hat trick marker at the 12 minute mark of the period. two events, but not the Senior Tom Cramer, though "We trained right through this Gagnon then ended the game just as he started it, beating backstroke. still favoring an injured foot, was meet," said Fetters. "I'm sure a tesch on the short side at 13:45 of the final period with the And twice, Indiana coach Doc nearly as impressive in winning lot of guys were somewhat tired, Counsilman entered only one the one meter competition. but they'll come around by the mining marker. - The Spartans came out of the weekend just as they went in, swimmer in a race, thus giving Cramer totaled 307.1 points to end of the season. The medley ied for third place. Michigan Tech remained in first with a sweep the Spartans second and third edge Indiana's tough Gary relay did a fine job, and the ver Michigan, and Denver played a non - league serie^ with Notre without a struggle. James. divers were excellent." )ame to remain alone in second place. As a result, the Hoosiers won Diving Coach John Narcy was their 56th consecutive dual meet very pleased with his team's ACAPULCO by only 39 points, 81-42. showing. "Alward's performance 8 Days Three new IM Pool records was tremendous, magnificent," $208.00 )orow leaves were set by Indiana swimmers. Narcy said. "It was right up Spitz lowered the 200 - yd., there among the best." plus gratuities [Call Stan Feldman 393-657 butterfly standard nearly two Breaststroker Jeff Lanini set a Erin Elto 351-3611 seconds with a 1:50.9 clocking, new MSU record in his specialty, job Canada while Mike Stamm bettered the or old backstroke standard with a 1:54.18. NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES % SPARTAN TWIN WEST Not surpisingly, Sullivan Last year it was Henry After graduation in 1952 and award winner John Kinsella Hough heading to Baltimore Air Force service, Dorow saw smashed the old standard for the ! Colt assistant and this year action in the professional leagues 1000 yd. freestyle by 25 seconds Al Dorow who's U football staff. leaving the with Washington Philadelphia of the NFL, New and in breezing to a three - lap victory over MSU's previously 'JheBESTAmerican tEEO Chicago Tribune oftheYear!\ I-IOHN O CONNOR I' I -BERNARD ORE* The 41- year • old staff co • York and Buffalo of the old Dailv News Synd.cale I Wall Si lownal I Gannett News Se'.ct undefeated John Thuerer. linator for Duffy Daugherty's AFL and Toronto and J* •< ^ COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents a BBS ProdjC-'O" Kinsella also won the 500 ff has been named head coach the Hamilton Tiger Cats, of Vancouver in Canada. t'V JACK NICHOL Canadian Football League. Dorow, an all - - America Mart Crowley's ^ FIVE ERSy PIECES Dice at quarterback in 1951 as led MSU to the No. 2 ional ranking, had been on MSU staff since 1965. The Boys NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES In the Band SPARTAN TWIN EAST Plus Al 1:00-4:30-8:15 HELLO-GOODBYE' PitOGRAM INFORMATION 332 6944 l'MIL ENDS TUES. 2 HITS 3:00 6:20-9:45 ^fterdtaGUrl vflMySoitp 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 33? S817 me- as PROGRAM INFORMATION 3'? 2434 A HOWARD G MINSKY - ARTHUR HILIER Production John Marley&Ray Milland erich se6al Kir miller lINfn camera IN UXOR I nin w SHOPS HOWARD G MINSKY DAVID GOLDEN FRANCIS LW ™ ms. |^wntown-210S. lFr«ndor Wash. OP PRQCRAAI INFORMATION W starts FRIDAY shopping Center East February 12th Lansing — 20' E. Grand River 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 8 Michil STA" Paintings on display7 Byrds: magical musicians "Mr. Tambourine Man" Into a lost, and a lot of people Since Gene dark, CLA 35 Kresge By DAVID BASSETT killer in 1964, he has banked backstage and out front were Hill man and David Crosby at State News Reviewer more money than Sly, Page, Farner, Daltry, Iggy, Morrison getting tense. for rock concerts long gone, it would have 2 JKft In contrast to the abstract Since the and Alvin Lee ever thought are Contracts weird, and bands honor them easy for McGuinn to the entire show in an monopol tSSli Byrds concert it suits their mood. The Byrds constructivist works in the Friday night might have been about stealing. His walls are lined with gold as could have remained in make up for an apparentflu! January exhibition, Kresge Art one of the last we're going to see their depth c* records, all earned as a result of dressing room, waiting to go on But he didn't. In Ann ahJ Gallery is showng the Eaton on this campus, I _ guess we're _ . Collection of American Artists his brilliance and musical after the James Gang, as is last winter and on their „pI (AUTOIV lucky it was one of the best. the featured Scoote in the North Gallery mrough After proficiency. One of the few customary album ("Untitled"), McC a group called Feb. 28. Tacklebox slithered back into its remaining members of rock's old group, all the while encouraging was the whole show. SuffiiS! AutoF The private collection of 33 hole after dispensing such guard, his performances are even the audience to tear the place elapsed, hnwo,,^1 time has elapsed however Aviatic better today than five years ago. apart. the four members to paintings was begun eight years profundities as "umnah One of the rarest moments in But they didn't. Maybe they change, blend'b EMPLO' ago by Mr. and Mrs. Charles oohnamanwan PSYCHEDELIC complementing for RE Eaton of Woodbury, Conn. It FANTASY!!" Roger McGuinn rock transpires when an wanted to do their gig and get nthsrc' others' styles, yet being'a dulnc ...i . " established superstar gives the out of here, and maybe they bring their individual talents! Apartn emphasizes the works of and his three new Byrds other members of his band wanted to play some music and play, Houses contemporary artists and nervously strode onstage and center stage. For McGuinn to make some people happy. Maybe we'll have Rooms encompasses a broad spectrum joined their road manager. leave the stage and watch his They did have a prearranged concerts and maybe we won- of styles. A little glitter, but in the right FOR sa bassist and drummer do a five - schedule but were willing to but at least all the people »h The collection, described as places: a 1966ish Ray Da vies - Animal minute solo was a shining change it to please the audience, broke windows, crashed "more conservative than recent Johnny Cash blue suit. A lot of Mobile testament to his stature; to share "Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man" burned floors and did numb, exhibits," reflects the collectors' smiles and McGuinn looking ROGER McGUINN lead guitar duties with Clarence is one of McGuinn and Parsons' Friday night ("On Friday w PERSOK strong support for American around checking the sound White is an almost unheard - of artists. quality: relaxed because they favorite songs, but they skipped be jacked up on the fL^ PEANU" beat hell out of their rarity among the ego - tripping it when it became obvious that field / And we'll be "The Eaton collection is a know what they're doing, tense instruments and themselves and ready i REAL E giants of rock. the audience wanted something fight / We're f"— reaction to collections from (he because they care. those who play and sing hell out McGuinn, White, bassist Skip ■ RECRE/ earlier part of the century when W ater-colored now I My girl will be puttin' the mostinterestand support was lights My summarized girl pretty well their secret as we of them: those who have to rely on tricks and those who rely on Battin and Parsons held drummer Gene the audience in the audience screaming for "Rock and Roll was her pompoms now / And sh be yellin' tonight / So be SERVIC Typing restricted to the works of Students stacked frozen leaned on their amps just the sheer strength and energy of colored water the their hands Friday night, European cups over Star," and the other half was your school") will be able tosa 1 TRANSF artists," Paul Love, spotlights in front of Kresge Art Center. The molds offstage, entranced; "I'd like to their music and their treating us gently, probably HpmflnHino "Mr Snarpman." that that t.hov gallery director, said. were know him." demanding "Mr. Spaceman. they sawcaur »»» one of r . uiaMTPI WANTEI made from paper cups, and, when lit from underneath, the personalities. more so than we deserved. And so they did them both greatest concerts. Also displayed at Kresge is the There are basically two types ice gives a multi-colored effect. Perhaps the best example of Windows were being broken de; Graduate Drawing Show in the of rock bands capable of making the Byrds' magic is McGuinn. State News photo by Terry Luke and gates were being crashed, 1 P.M. 0 Entrance Gallery. an audience emote: those who Since he first turned Dylan's the James Gang's equipment was before publ dncellatioi one class publication FANTASTIC PAPERBACK & RECORD Ph 355 Monday 1 p.m. (AM) - LECTURE - DISCUSSION: R/ William M. Magruder: director, SST development, U.S. Department of 1 day • •• Transportation, from fhe Detroit Economic Club. 15c per woi 1 p.m. (FM) — Music Theater: How to Succeed in 3days Busines ... Without Really Trying. 13Vic per w 2 p.m. (FM) - DUTCH CONCERT HALL: Erich Leinsdorf 5 days ... conducts the Concertgebouw Orchestra; "Serenade in B flat" bv 13c per woi Mozart, "Variations for Orchestra, Op. 30" by A. Webern and on 11 music from Wagner's "Die Gotterdammerung." 8 p.m. (FM) - WORLD OF OPERA: From the 1970 Peanuts Per Bavreuth Festival "Die Walkure" by Richard Wagner. Soloists Thomis prepaid. Stewart, Helge Brilioth, Karl Ridderbusch, Gwyneth Jones. There will I Tuesday 11:30 p.m. (AM) - DOWN TO THE SEA: and bookki "Pollution;, discussion with Dr. Wheeler of the North California this ad is r Instituted Technology. one week. 1 p.m. (AM) - LECTURE - DISCUSSION: "Attack on the The State Life Cycle: Pesticides Since Silent Spring," Frank Graham, editor responsible of Audubon Magazine. 1 p.m. (FM) - MUSIC THEATER: Allegro. 6:30 p.m. (FM) - RADIO SMITHSONIAN: "A Conversation with Joseph Hirshhorn." 7 p.m. (FM) — BOOKBEAT: "A White House Diary" with Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson. 7:55 p.m. (FM) - MSU BASKETBALL: MSU vs. Indiana East Lansing. Aui 9:45 p.m. (FM) - BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: Michael Tilson Thomas conducts music by Beethoven: "Symphony No. 8;" Schoenberg: "Five Pieces for Orchestra, Op, r\ 16;" Stravinsky's "Renard;" and music from Act 3 of Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake." RECORDS Wednesday 10:30 a.m. (AM) - RADIO SMITHSONIAN: "Ghandi" HI ADILLAC 19i Lakshmi Jha, ambassador of India. radio, vinyl 11:30 a.m. (AM) - BOOKBEAT: Interview with Alven condition. 6i Top Artists! Major Labels! ibels! ^ Toffler, author of "Future Shock." 1 p.m. (AM) - LECTURE - DISCUSSION: "Sound on Film: All About 'Joe.' " The film "Joe" is discussed with producer Many, Many More! Classics Included David Gill and critics Judith Crist and Richard Schickel. 1 p.m. (FM) - MUSIC THEATER: Redhead. 6:30 p.m. (FM) - FLINT SYMPHONY. 8 p.m. (FM) - BBC WORLD THEATER: "The Choephore"by SAVE UP TO $3.00 Aeschylus. HEVR0LET travel. $75. : 3-2-10 1 Over 2,000 Titles at TiB SAWJiri! CHARGE mm imt IAT 66 heater, sta $35 $1.98 5-2-10 Corner of Ann & MAC irebird 1 automatic, Full Line country. Aft Others from $2.98 PAPERBACKS THEM >RD 1966 Wi Come Early For Best Selection 372-369 7.1 A Huge Inventory The Sensuous Man ;MANS, 196 by M stick. Nice ( 355-8997. 5- Now ■Rcury c/ mink, 970 351-2404. 3-: 1/2 OFF G^, ,< \ USTANG miles, 428 steering, and tape s extras. Call £ M/ disc Beat The Rush BUT 3*B L°SM0Bl L hardtop, For The Best Selection! Original u *650. 355 3-2-10 Valentines from LDSMOBI LI speed, V-8. I Card Shop 489-5896. 5- LDSMOBIL Automatic s 'ir«. ALL SALE ITEMS IN MAIN STORE ONLY your t .155-6006. Excel, 5- > Y|W0UTH 1 "•«. Besi < 3-2-g °NT|AC sta MSU BOOK STORE Lo« mil, ^chanlcsl ,°wer *875. stee 349.94 HE LB Y < Convertible Phone RIGHT ON YOUR WAY - THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER °Rino7~I Automatic I Open. Wed. and Thurs. till 9 p.m. or best, 355- Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 8, 1971 9 state news STATE NEWS classified BE HER VALENTINE WITH A VALENTINE DISPLAY AD ON FEBRUARY 12TH. CLASSIFIED 355-8256 3558255 The State News dots not permit racial or raligious discrimination in For Rent fRAnklyspeAkinq by phm Frank For Sale Lost & Found Real Estate its LANSING OR East Lansing. One HOME WITH STUDIO - need a advertising columns. The bedroom MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all LOST: A silver lady's watch between furnished. Large, airy brands. 30% off list price. Rich: home with a studio? Lots of space State News accept will advertising which not rooms. Air conditioned. r- _351-5869. C Hubbard and the Auditorium. 351-0024. 5-2-12 and exotic Asian decor? Then this Beautifully maintained. Suitable older 4 bed home in Lansing could .AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against for faculty, grad students, business TEAC 4010-S automatic reverse be the home for you. The home LOST: MAN'S gold baseball ring. people, married couples. stereo tape deck; Pioneer model Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or 332-3135 or 882-6549. O Lease 77, 3 way stereo speakers; Red stone. Call 393-8686. also screened has: a dining room, den, national origin. summer porch, living Auto Parts & Service Kenwood Reward. 3-2-10 wS&T TK-140X 170 watt room with fireplace, a studio ONE GIRL for 2 Aviation man. Spring term. stereo AM-FM receiver. Harman - office in rear yard, and all on easy .employment Near campus. 332-8970. 10-2-18 ... Kardon 50 watt AM-FM stereo Personal FHA-VA terms. To see call compact with speakers. STEREO Maynard Beery, 351-5210 or » for rent IMMEDIATELY. ONE girl for Cedar amplifiers, tuners, receivers, ATTENTION ARTISTS: Works, all Simon Real Estate, Okemos- MSU Automotive Village. No Apartments 351-8172. 4-2-11 deposit. Reduced. turntables, and tape recorders. TV mediums, wanted. By amateur, Branch, 349-3310. 5-2-12 sets. 98 track tape players. 250 advanced and accomplished to Houses VW 1965, Needs minor repair. used 8 track tapes, cassettes and exhibit and sell in new gallery. HEY FREAKS! We have the perfect Rooms . Engine and body excellent. $250 APARTMENT, FURNISHED, plus reel tapes. AM-FM and police Grand opening this spring. Call sanctuary. Create your own for sale or will negotiete. 355-9479 utilities. Boys only. Available band radios and oriental wall Tricia, 372-9441. 3-2-10 private world in this together 3-2-10 now. Call IV 2-6677 after 5:30 Animals tapestries. WILCOX home. 3 bedrooms plus large p.m. 3-2-10 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East STUDENTOURS SPRING Break. Mobile Homes studio, oen, dining room, VW 1958, 1966 engine, new brakes, Michigan, 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 Acapulco $219, Nassau $179, meditation chapel - separate CPS MAJOR (personal battery, for details, 355-6341 desires house, p.m., Monday thru Saturday. C Montego Bay $219. Call Mike office, fireplace, summer porch, 3-2-8 apartment with studious CPS, peanuts PERSONAL Engineering students. Nonsmoker. Panter, 353-2770. 5-2-12 Japanese garden and much more. ' MOVING FEBRUARY 25th. 6500 All very clean and in great . real estate VW 1959. New engine, rebuilt Now, spring or fall. Dan, 8TU air conditioner, $100, condition. Very private. FHA„ recreation transmission, gasoline heater, 351-5723. 1-2-8 Rotary antenna VHF - UHF, SNAIL'S PACE financing available. Call Martha snow tires. Needs starter. Best $100, Whirlpool washer, Speed Mertz 339-9466 .SERVICE offer. 351-7078. 3-2-8 ONE OR 2 girls sublet New Cedar Queen gas dryer, $80/set. Serta Estate. 5-2-12 or Simon Real Typing Service Village, $70/month. Call Queen size bed and frame, $90. A snail's pace is transportation VOLVO, 122S, 1963. Good 351-2072. 3-2-10 655-3375. 5-2-9 approximately .03125 miles COUNTRY LIVING but close to condition. $450 or best. Phone per hour. shopping. If this is what you want ui rock' WANTED 489 5927. 1-2-8 NEED GIRL TO sublet spring term, TYPEWRITER, UNDERWOOD then this clean, 3 bedroom ranch deadline Campus Hill. Apartments. Call If your car portable, $24.95. Used furniture is chugging along west of Williamston is the home 351-0247. 3-2-10 of all k-inds. ABC SECONDHAND at snail's pace, check for The home has 2 Scooters & Cycles STORE, 1208 Turner. C a you. garage, fenced yard, full basement a car before publication. today's State News Classified c l a w d a y ONE OR two girls immediately for a p . m . o n e and priced at $21,900. FHA - VA RAIDS? I , Ads for a peppier, winterized, Cancellations - 12 noon Turn COLLECTABLES into cashi Meadowbrook Trace. First month free. Call after 1 Pat imw BEiMSi INVOLVED IN 2 PRW5 The CLASSIFIED MARKET is a new or used model. Turn and Farmers Home one clasi day before Sell antiques with low-cost Want p.m. great place to sell antiques. For a there now! Administration financing is" 353-0578. 2-2-9 available. To see call Maynard Ads. Dial 355-8255 today I result- publication. getting Want Ad dial Beery, 351-5210 or Simon Real 355-8255. PHONE FURNISHED APARTMENTS. One Estate, Okemos, MSU Branch, Auto Service & Parts bedroom $140, $160. 3 bedroom, 349-3310. 5-2-12 355 8255 $225. Near campus. 351-9036. rates 5-2-12 HEAD PROMOTIONS. 8 bands NEAR EAST LANSING 3 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East - available for bookings. Rate bedroom ranch. 5%% assumable ! 1 day $1-50 Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. ONE MALE needed for Lansing Animals flexible. 351-1980. 1-2-8 Complete auto painting and mortgage and low monthly, 15c per word per day apartment. Own room. 489-2991. payments. Owner, 482-4909. '* collision service. IV 5-0256. C 3 days $4.00 5-2-12 For Rent For Rent Peanuts Personal 5-2-10 13%c per word per day AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and NEEDED: ONE girl for 3-man GREATLY REDUCED price. Builder' 5 days $6,50 American cars. If we can't fix it, it apartment. Own room. No OKEMOS, ONE bedroom apartment, ONE HALF double for woman. Near BELLS AND Invitations, tell one and can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O says "sell." Lovely home in! 13c per word per day utilities. $67/month. Block off furnished, parking, utilities paid. Union, $10/week. 332-1895 all. Congratulations to Sara and 351-6586. 5-2-10 5-2-10 LHASA - APSO, AKC registered Okemos, brand new. 3 bedroom J (based on 10 words per ad) campus. 332-6916. 3-2-9 Paul. 541281, 535115. 1-2-8 shots. Champion lines. 372-0089. ranch, beautifully decorated with- Aviation GRAND RIVER 2822, North 5 5-2-10 every convenience. This home! Peanuts Personals must be IMMEDIATELY, MAN for luxury rooms furnished, just remodeled. truly has quality through out. For; prepaid. apartment. Close, reasonable, AFGHAN an appointment, day or evening, • FRANCIS AVIATION. So easy to Water paid, private entrance. HOUND, Black masked, reduced deposit. 332-6909. 5-2-11 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. $90/month. 371-1173, 484-0897. ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. apricot female. 1 year, 332-1895. phone Martha Mertz, 339-9466 or* There will be a 50c service SUSAN, YOU'VE made even the bad 10-2-16 3-2-8 Simon Real Estate, Okemos; Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Completely furnished. 372-8077 times BEARable. and bookkeeping charge if UPSTAIRS APARTMENT, fully Love always, branch, 349-3310. 4-2-10 before 4 p.m. C Jim. 1-2-8 ; this ad is not paid within LEARN FLYING through MSU club. carpeted, refrigerator, electric ST. BERNARD puppy. AKC, ma'e, stove and drapes included. Heat THREE BEDROOM specious. one week. Low prices. Call Don, 351-8168 MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. good markings. $100. Phone furnished. No children or pets. Available February 14th. CURLEY, HAPPY 19th. The future Service 5,2-11 Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to 351-3417. 3-2-9 is ours. We can make it together, The State News will be $110. Holt. Call 0X-4-0242. 3-2-9 349-0242 after 5 p.m., weekends. campus. 487-5753, 5-2-8 Wuv you. Babydoll. 1-2-8 responsible only for the COLLIE PUPPIES. Beautiful and STUDENTOURS, SPRING Break. day's incorrect Employment GRADUATE OR serious student. ROOMS IN farmhouse for females healthy. Champion bloodlines. BEST WAY TO SAVE TIME! Shop Acapulco $219, Nassau $179,; insertion. who like to live comfortably. Two rare blue merles. 332-2067. for your next auto in the Classified Montego Bay $219. Call Fred' Close to campus. Quiet. 2-man. 676-1362. 5-2-10 2-2-8 Sanchez, 355-2824. 5-2-12 SALES TRAINEE. Recent college $110 plus utilities. ED 2-5374. Ads. Check now! NEED TWO girls for four man. grads in Business Ed. Married. Evergreen Arms. Spring and 5-2-8 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT on fish For Sale GUITAR, DRUM. FLUTE lesson^.! Complete treining program, then summer. 351-0981. 3-2-9 and all other live merchandise Recreation located in mid-Michigan area. WOODSIDE APARTMENTS. New, (instant parenthood) at Private. Folk, Rock, MARSHALL Semi-Classi^ $8000 plus car and expenses. one bedroom furnished, balcony, DOCKTOR PET CENTER, MUSIC, Ea*& SUBLET, DELUXE, SPACIOUS, Automotive Phone Jim Hefron, Gordon WE DO most repairing and replace Meridian Mall. 349-3950. 5-2-12 Lansing, 351-7830. C-1-8 , quiet apartment. Furnished, one laundry, security locks, quiet area. Personnel Associates. 371-1410. bedroom, air - conditioned, 351-4698, ED 2-2920, 349-9152 broken frames. OPTICAL 2-2-8 DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan SIAMESE CAT, female, 1 year old. , HORSES BOARDED. $45 month.; JICK, 1970, GS 455. 4 speed, eir, carpeted. G.E. appliances. No Avenue, 372-7409 C-5-2-12 Had shots, good with children. $8. Indoor arena, pasture, no barbed « air. 3T9 - 662-9858, security deposit. Five minutes For Spring Break I SALES TRAINEE. Recent college 655-2975. 4-2-11 wire. Training lessons, tack shop! persistently. 5-2-12 from campus. Call 372-4308, after grads. From Grand Rapids area. 5 p.m. 5-2-11 Houses LIKE NEW, Midland International 8 DAYS ON THE openings soon, English and. Excellent opportunity for right Cassette recorder, microphone, FREE. SEVEN week old mixed SPANISH RIVIERA Western. AQHA stud service. * ADILLAC 1967 Sedan deVille. Air, GIRL NEEDED for four girl rv-j . person. To $9300 while training. HERITAGE ARMS Apartment. Male earplug. $24.95. 353-8155. 1-2-8 puppies. Call after 6 p.m. 249.00 Registered - grade horses for sale. wer, 6-way seats, AM-FM Share room. $62.50. 351-?cifr>4. 484-3394. 2-2-9 Fee paid. Phone Jim Hefron, to share two bedrooms furnished. Complete Deluxe Package I February - March $50 training i vinyl top, new tires. Fine 1-2-8 discount. Limited ion. 627-2410. 5-2-10 Gordon Personnel Associates. Nice. Call 393-6491.3-2-10 EICO 3070 Stereo amplifier, 70 Call Frank Buck 351-8604 I bookings. * 371-1410. 2-2-8 watts. Excellent condition, $65. MINIATURE POODLES. 10 weeks MILLER RANCH, 645-7362,* TWO GIRLS needed for 4-girl hous old. Dark 1 645-7762. C ONE GIRL to sublet Cedar Village or best offer. Bill, 351-8118, after • gray. AKC. Call on Gunson. 3 bedroom, no leasa. ATTENTION: REGISTERED nurses apartment immediately, in 4 man. Sum R-7-12 351-7389. A-10-2-11 EUROPE, $209 STUDENTOURS, 351-2054. S-5-2-12 who want a challenge; an 332-1431. 3-2-10 round trip jet to London, Summer opportunity to do bedside Mobile Homes '71. Call Eddie, 393-7520. 5-2-12 IEVR0LET 1968 convertible, 327. Good condition, Impala comprehensive nursing care, and IMMEDIATELY, ONE girl for Cedar THREE and BEDROOM duplex. Stove refrigerator furnished. V/t NOTICE attend a 2 month orientation Village. No Deposit. 351-8172, STUDENTOURS SPRING Break: sacrifice. Must sell. Phone bath, full basement. $200. WOLLENSOK PORTABLE stereo - he Handbook program combining clinical after 5 p.m. 5-2-11 1967 BELMONT, 12x60. 3 bedroom. Acapulco $219; Nassau, $179; 694-2460. 5-2-10 351-9036. 5-2-12 tape recorder. Excellent Undergraduate Courses for experience end clesses. Owner moving, must sell. $3595 Montego Bay, $219. Call Ellen DESPERATE: NEED one man for condition, $400. New, make offer. College of Social Sciem Applications now being accepted or best offer. Phone 694-0939. Radner, 3553573. 52-12 IEVR0LET 1962, 283. Good local "731" 3-man. No FURNISHED, 3 bedroom, 1 block 351-3475. 3-2-9 pared each term to at Personnel Office of Sperrow deposit, 5-2-11 travel. $75. 353-0944 after 2 p.m. reduction in to campus, 4-6 students, parking. price. 351-2416. their next term's schedule. Course 3-2-10 Hospital for part time and full MUSK RAT FUR coat. Excellent 5-2-9 Utilities paid. Deposit. 332-5144. ACAPULCO time night (12 midnight to 8:30 1969 MONARCH with 7x10 outlines submitted by the Faculty 3-2-10 condition. Call after 6 p.m., a.m.). Positions in the Cardiac expando, unfurnished, refrigerator usually include information AT 1969 676-1842. 2-2-8 convertible, 850 Spider, MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share textbooks or reading lists, cou Care Unit. Plan to begin and range stay, sharp and clean. 8 white. Call after 5 p.m., 372-8976. orientation February 27, 1971. luxury apartment near campus. EAST LANSING, MSU near. 4 Stonegate Manor. To see, call days — JetAir content and objectives a student fermhouse. Private, GIBSON GSS100 Amplifier. Lear guidelines to be followed. 3-2-10 Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. TF Martha Mertz, 339-9466 or Simon Cruise with Unlimited Jet tape deck with speaker, tapes. Handbooks may be examiri carpeted, furnished. 337-2285. Real Estate, Okemos Branch, AT 66 station wagon. Radio, Liquor, Nightclub ter Feb. 10 in the Librari WANTED ONE for spring term, 5-2-12 349-3310. 4-2-10 heater, $350. Phone 349-9318. COLLEGE STUDENT male, delivery man Residence Halls. Fraterniti 5-2-10 in stock room, work 20-25 hours / 241 Cedar Street, apartment 12. PERSIAN HANDICRAFTS, lamb's Membership to Bocaccio Sororities, Co - op Houses, 351-2723. 3-2-8 FOURTH MAN for house. Two fur jacket and vest, size 10. REMBRANDT, 12x50, 1970. Fully Counseling Center, Each Dean' week, mornings preferred. Apply Club, 2 Swimming pools. fireplaces, funky neighborhood, 353-6802. 2-2-9 carpeted. Furnished, with storage Office and with Academic IREBIRD 1967, overhead 6, in person, Brothers Restaurant NEAR MSU. Large, furnished, 1 dogs and kids. $35/month. shed and garbage disposal. Must $208 plus gratuities Advisors in each Social Scienci automatic, $1295. Leaving Supplies, 2326 South Cedar 482-7897. 1-2-8 College Major Department. Please bedroom apartment, for 2 or 3 STUDENTOURS SPRING Break. sell fast. Call 676-1412 or y. After 5 p.m., 351-3799. Street. 3-2-10 ask to look at it if not re students. 6 unit complex. Acapulco $219, Nassau $179, 482-4954. 5-2-11 FOUR GIRLS, spring; 6 girls, displayed. WANTED: TRANSCRIBER for Cerpeted and lots of closet space. Montego Bay $219. Call Frank summer; 7 girls, fall. Large, well - 1967 Dictabelts, either rough or Call MUSSELMAN REALTY, Buck, 351-8604. 5-2-12 ROYCRAFT, 51x12, 2 5RD 1966 wagon. kept, furnished house, all utilities V-8, automatic, finished. Call 355-4510, extension 332-3582. Evenings, 351-7934. bedroom. On a lot in Grand ^,r "Mrln8- $900- Evenings, 243. 32-9 TF paid. Washer, dishwasher, air Ledge. Carpeted living room. Air 372-3697. 3-2-9 SELMER Bb clarinet. Excellent conditioning, dishes, study room conditioned. In excellent Boaaa PART TIME, earn up to $50 - $75 TWO BEDROOM home units. furnished mobile Lakeview lots. with desks. Phone 351-8182. condition. Must sell for best price. Call 351-2072. 3-2-10 condition. 627-7062. 5-2-8 CROSSWORD aEBBtig ;MANS, 1966. AM-FM, buckets, week. Car necessary. Call 5-2-10 . «ick. Nice condition. $900. Call per 351-7319 for interview. C $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 ROOMMATE WANTED 340 LIKE NEW, Voice of Music GET IN on the fun! Read the PUZZLE 355-8997 5-2-8 Peanuts Personals in the Want Ads 'CmS aSmhe.aldr, . Evergreen upstairs, $60 month. stereophonic Record Player, $75. PART TIME employment: 12-20 882-7624. 2-2-9 each day! ERCURY CAPRI, 1971, blue • MODERN SPACIOUS 2 bedroom 351-8840, 332-1677. 5-2-10 ' 1. Fireplace ledge 28. Target game ""nk hours per week. Automobile 9700 miles. Must sell. fully carpeted apartment. G.E. 4. Coffee house 30. Pronoun required 351-5800.0 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student _351-2404. 3-2-10 appliances, air conditioner, Rooms 8. Armpit 31. Taste garbage disposal. In Haslett, only units. These spacious luxury apartments are completely 11. Musical 33. Fruit jar rings USTANG MACH I, 1969. 7,500 YOUNG MEN willing to work in minutes from campus. No pets. FURNISHED ROOM. 334 Michigan perception 35. Dad exchange for horse's board or for carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean ^ ram - air, power horse and board. MILLER Phone 339-2490 for appointment. Avenue. Across from Williams 12. Angle of 36. Stringed anr/'"9' diSC br8,tet' tape system, stereo radio RANCH, 645-7362, 645-7762. C 5-2-9 Dorm. 351-7492. 5-2-9 furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and ramification instrument many other 38. Well-bred individual control - central air conditioning. These four man 13. Put on 3 2 CaM 882-0846 after 6 p.m. For Rent WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed t< MALE. 3 rooms available spring units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. 14. Previous 40. Durable wood term. Close to campus. Parking The student's leisure 16. Good 42. Sortie share luxury apartment nee hDaLM°BILE dtop. Runs 1965' 4 d°°r campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - ( and privileges. Cell Jim, 351-3960 time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated management 43. Arresting officer 53. Craggy hill 2. Scull excellently. ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. 2-2-8 18. Too bad 54. Aroma 3. Pipe swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you SfiKn"8' uphol»try excellent. SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV want to b? among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 20. Pilot's flight 46. Hackneyed 55. Longing 4. Lyn* RENTALS. 372-4948. C 49. Majority 1210 355 1737 or 332-3672. book DOWN 5. Chopping tool 'CUPID'S AIMING 21. Place of 50. Gambling game today. There 2 bedroom units start at $65/month per man. 6. Exclamation - Students only. Low 52. Conifer TV RENTALS TO TELL YOU," retirement 7. Hebrew month monthly and term rates. Call 7— T- 9 8. Slowly in music MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 2 5 ' ^8iScondit,on'$475- 351-7900 to UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C reserve yours. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 1 U % '* 9. Smoked salmon 10. Some •dsmob, STEREOS AND Refrigerators for MARSHA CHANEL 372 2797or332-6441 % % 15. Fetid 17. Clump of ivy Zrihc six' low ml|eege, new rent. A TO Z RENTAL, % 19. Short jacket i^Tl-io C°ndi,ion- C,n 349-2220. O "TIME'S RUNNING %% /A '9 % iO % 76 21. Banter lightly 22. Assam silkworm YMourhi, fiiJir~body^"runa 3.2.9 1959 °V8r $75" 365-9907. TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction guaranteed. Free delivery, service OUT—" 27 $ 23. Dark brown fur 25. Cat'spaw and pick-up. Call NEJAC, p% % 26. Verbal Ctopcfemgfjam 337-1300. C 33 29. Lawmaker LN0T:C STaTION wagon, 1965. PLACE YOUR VALENTINE DISPLAY 32. Befitting 39 «« conditioned! Apartments AD NOW! In Red & White Color. "c % 4,2 34. Commotion 37. Caress 347 STUDENT SERVICES 355-8255 4620 S. Hagadorn % ■if % y4 % ^6 %% n 39. Enlighten 41. Parson bird TWO BEDROOMS furnished. All just north of Mt. Hope Rd. 43. Puma I11SP utilities furnished except MA NA GFMENT EXCI USIVEL Y B Y <<9 50 " 44. Past electricity end telephone. Welking 45. Cerise distence to cempus. Four men b3 5<< 55 $66 25 $77^50 a a person, person. three HALSTEAD man Alco Management Company % % 47. Knot 48. Sea bird 51. Negative MANAGEMENT, 351-79i0. 0-14-2-19 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 8 Service Cigarettes 10% Off the TV, RADIO and Appliance Service. Reasonable rates. Harvey, ED 2-4225. 20-3-5 ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking, Phone E. Irish rioters battle troops (Continued from p • 1) British soldiers in the Nail bombs 3/95c discount price all film develop past are gelignite sharpened steel nails over a 20 - From the Republic of Ireland, no limit by experienced seamstress. week moved into Catholic areas grenades tied to bundles of six - yard radius. It is detonated by a IRA leader Rory O'Brady issued (Coupon) (Coupon) Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. The IRA Provisionals — searching for arms and were met inch nails. A more sophisticated Expires After 2-12-71 Expires After 2-12 0-2-8 nationalists who split last year ripcord. a statement calling on all East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store o with hails of rocks and bottles, version seized by the army but An army explosives expert from the leftist leadership of the Irishmen to stand together PHOTOGRAPHER'S SERVICES, often thrown by women and not so far used was built into a said: "This murderous weapon against British troops. copy work; portraits; "official" IRA — have stepped young children, followed by wooden box six inches deep. can cut a swath through soldiers enlargements. 332-6616 or up their battle for an end to the gasoline bombs, bottles of acid, It has a battery to detonate a up to 20 yards away. It is quite "To the British army of 5 X 7 Color 353-0613 Bert. 5-2-8 50 - year partition of Ireland "nail" bombs occupation, Irish republicans and finally powerful explosive charge that left six counties in the gunfire. intended to spread scores of an advance used so far." on other weapons have only one thing to say: 'Get out of our country now.' " Enlargements Flashcubes EXPERT TUTORING. French and predominantly Protestant north from Koda color Spanish. Reasonable rates. under British rule. (Includes new X c 355-7763. 5-2-10 negatives only In reply, the British army has 39c PAINTING INTERIOR - work at reasonable prices. Grad students, references. 372-8158. C Custom brought in a new commander and abandoned the kid - gloves policy that had prevailed since August, 1969, when troops were New proposal may resolve limit 5 (Coupon) Expires After 2-12-71 SJ19 limit 1 (Coupon) Expires After 2-12- East Lansing Store Only East KISS MONEY WORRIES first employed to keep the peace Lansing Store Only GOODBYE I Sell no longer used between the predominant appliances for cash with Classified Ads. Dial 355-8255 now! Typing Service Protestants and the mainly pro - republican Roman Catholics. Britain's new commander is Lt. Gen. Erskine Crum, a 53 - conflicts over Coricidin Kodak Color Film year - old Scot who has spent most of his 31 years of army (Continued from page 1) •Finally, I know the trustees share with a confidence in the to us that someone feels we have strong Cold Tablets 126 - 127 620 COMPLETE THESES service. In his statement Friday, the president me ability of students legal grounds for our case," Buckner - service with crack guards and faculty to reach a mutually Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of theses, resumes, regiments. said the report would be presented to the trustees for informational purposes only satisfactory resolution of any differences which exist." added. "Otherwise, they wouldn't be trying to cloud the issue." !5s 79C 89c publications. Across from campus, Crum arrived Thursday and it limit 1 limit 1 Feb. 19 because: USAC and ASMSU will meet today to Buckner's initial reaction Friday to (Coupon) (Coupon) corner MAC and Grand River, quickly became clear that he •"It is not expected that all members of discuss the new method of resolving the Expires After 2-12-71 Expires After 2-12- below Style Shop. Call intended to restore government Wharton's statement was laughter. He then East Lansing Store Only East the board will be able to attend the issue. USAC will meet at noon in the vice Lansing Store On COPYGRAPH SERVICES, control of Belfast's "no go" said Wharton's statement was "an attempt _337i1666.C February meeting and I feel final action on to cloud the issue. president for student affairs' conference areas — meaning Roman this important subject should reflect the room. ASMSU will meet at 7:30 p.m. In WANTED: TRANSCRIBER for Catholic districts such as consensus of all trustees." Kenneth "We're not trying to keep the Taylor Wonders Hall Conference Room B. Both dictabelts, finished. either rough or Call 355-4510, extension Ardoyne and the Falls Road, Thompson, R-Grand Rapids, is not Report from being passed," he said. "We're meetings will be open to the public. Knee Hi Scott where police and army have 243. 3-2-9 expected at this month's meeting, Robert just trying to make sure that when it is seldom ventured and the IRA has been in virtual control. Perrin, vice president for University relations, said Friday. He said the other passed, it's in accordance with the freedom Buckner and associate Frederick H. Home, professor of chemistry and Sheer Socks Paper Towels TYPING DONE in my home. report. seven trustees will probably attend. chairman of USAC supported the change Manuscripts, legal experience 120 Phone' •"The long history of the report is so "We're not trying to keep the report from being submitted for informational which would result in the deletion one clause from the Taylor Report. of 59c sq. It. 29C complex, representing as it does the earnest limit 1 EXPERIENCED COMPETENT efforts of so many people, that it would be purposes, just from being acted upon," he (Coupon) Typist. No extra charge for help If the changes in the Taylor Report are Expires After 2-12- unfair to the board to ask it to reach a said. "We also feel that the trustees should passed by the council, they will have to go East Lansing Store ' on set-up on Ph.D's. Call decision without allowing them the thoroughly consider the report before the 349-2434. 2-2-8 to Academic Senate for additional opportunity to thoroughly consider all the acting on It." It'sWhat's Happening must be "Wharton's statment would also indicate approval. 2.50 COMPLETE TYPING and printing service. Copy stored on magnetic submitted in person to 341 tape. This eliminates all re-typing Student Services Bldg. at least Bath Size Ribbed Opaque except author's changes and two State News working days POLLUTION CONTROL Life Bony corrections. ALDINGER DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING, across (Sunday publication. - Thursday) Entries before Pantyhose from Frandor. Phone 485-1238. C may be inserted twice and must be 15< illiken outlines problem EXPERIENCED TYPIST. Journalism submitted from a registered limit 3 limit 3 degree. 30c page. 353-9675 or student organization. (Coupon) (Coupon) 482-2640. 1-2-8 Expires After 2-12-71 Expires After 2-12- East Lansing Store Only East The Folklore Lansing Store Only Society meets at PROFESSIONAL that he evaluate and take responsibility for THESIS 7:30 tonight in 135 Music Bldg. (Continued from page 1) for lengthy hearings. Bring spoons to learn how to play the environmental effects of his products, PREPARATION message if the Clean Earth Corps would be and, An incentive program giving industries paid, he did express hope that local tax exemptions for both air pollution Alpha Kappa Psi will meet for a professional event at 7 tonight at 123 governments and other organizations would support the program. •The awareness hy every citizen of his responsibility for the preservation of a control equipment and certain process Maybelline Burlington Ballet Louis St., Anthony Marshall will livable environment. changes was also proposed by Milliken. Ctmpleti Professional Thesis Service (er discuss credit cards. The student teams, guided by state "It is only fitting that Michigan, Elimination of lead in gasoline by a Ultralash Panty Hose Master's and Doctoral Candidate*. Free agencies, will aid local governments and surrounded by the Great Lakes, lead the 1975 target date would be the goal of a Spartan Wives will hold a panel private groups "on planning for the Brochure and Consultation. Please Call ff and Paula Hauihey 337 1527 or 627 2936. discussion including foreign wives at 8 tonight in Peoples Church, 200 W. effective future use of land, water and air way in the preservation of the environment because we have the most to lose," program the governor proposed for a phased reduction in the amounts of lead in 65' Grand River Ave. Panel will discuss resources," he said. limit 1 limit 3 ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Milliken said. fCoupon) (Coupon) their native countries in addition to Milliken asked the legislature to pass "It is urgent that we take steps now to Expires After 2-12-71 Expires After 2-12- offset printing. Complete service wearing their native costumes. laws to phase out phosphorous - laden Noise East Lansing Store Only for d isse'tat ions, halt the process of environmental pollution control proposed by East Lansing Store On theses, detergents, nonretumable bottles and cans, Milliken would set noise Cantilever will meet at 7:30 deterioration. That is why the preservation standards for manuscripts, general typing. IBM. lead in gasoline, and other measures to 21 years experience. 332-8384. C tonight in 183 Natural Resources of our environment must continue to automobiles, snowmobiles, highway and Bldg. A speaker will discuss mobile combat environmental pollution. recreational vehicles, boats, construction homes. For rides or information, call receive top priority in 1971." BARBI MEL; Typing, multilithing. Milliken offered four basic principles equipment and airports. F.O.S. Feminine No job too large or too small. Block off campus. 332-3255. C 351-9597 or 355-0598. which he said must underlie future state environmental policies: One of the highest priorities in the environmental program in 1971, he said, He repeated his hopes for more Spruce Non Run History students wishing to use the reference file of course syllabi, results • The absence of privileged sanctuaries for must be the strengthening of air pollution coordinated efforts between federal and Panty Hose Beodorant of evaluations and other material on controls. state governments to fight pollution, and DISSERTATIONS, THESES. Term polluters, history will meet from 7 to 8:30 said he opposed federal subsidies for papers. Expert typist with degree in English. IBM. 349-3655. 0 tonight and Tuesday night, in 43 Union and in thr Conrad Hall lobby •The availability for every citizen of immedite recourse for halting the pollution He suggested that agreements between the Air Pollution Control Commission and development of a supersonic transport SJ59 3°z- 99c limit 1 of his own environment, airplane (SST). limit 3 Wednesday night. polluting industries be made "immediately (Coupon) TYPING, REASONABLE rates. (Coupon) Electric typewriter. Phone Gloria, •The realization by every manufacturer enforceable in court" to eliminate the need Expires After 2-12-71 Expires After 2-12- Free University classes today: East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only 337-7272. 5-2-10 Yoga, 7 to 8 a.m., Green Room, Union; Deaf Sign, 9:30 p.m., 215 TYPING, TERM papers and theses. Electric typewriter, fast service. Call 349-1904. 32-3-12 Evergreen St.; Sensitivity, 7:30 to 11 p.m. 38 and 39 Union; Anarchism, 7:30 p.m., Mural Room, Union; Legislators seek end to detention THE Right Guard Jergens NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE Knitting and crochet, 7:30 p.m., 201 Bessey Hall; Creative Mathematics, if (continued from page one) to require an emergency nation desparatelv needs at this PIZZA interested, call 353-9785. Beodorant Hand Lotion COPY SHOPPE can show you how to get two Xerox copies for the price of one. Phone 332-4222. that some relocation of the World War II camps were being declaration by the Congress — instead of the president alone — point is a movement away from polarization toward unity," PEOPLE Wanted prepared dissenters. for a roundup of before detention would be legal. Inouye said in a Senate speech. "Repeal of Title II would be a o, 49c »z- 66c Sen. Daniel With the start of the new limit 1 "VPIST, EXPERIENCED. K. Inouye, major step toward the Congress, Reps. Mink and (Coupon) Dissertations, theses, etc. Mary D-Hawaii, a World War II veteran elimination of fears and Expires After 2-12-71 Ann Lance, 626-6542. 0-2-22 of Japanese ancestry, responded Matsunaga reintroduced the suspicions of East Lansing Store Only many of our by introducing a bill to repeal repeal bill, with language citizens who cannot agree with START THE New Year right! Send a WANTED: GARAGE vicinity Haslett rephrased deliberately to put it the Emergency Detention Act, the policies of our government, "Peanuts Personal" message to - Ann, weekends only. 351-2625, before 11 p.m. 1-2-8 h Title II of the Internal Security under the jurisdiction of the and toward a re-establishment of someone you care about. Come Act. House Judiciary Committee. the trust between government into 347 Student Service today. BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Reps. Spark M. Matsunaga "Rumors of this nature only and people which is essential to Head & Shoulders all positive, A negative, B negative and Patsy T. Mink, Hawaii serve to further polarize our the effective operation of a Vitamin C T ransportaiion and AB negative, $10.00. O negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Democrats both of Japanese society when, indeed, what our extraction, introduced similar democratic nation." Shampoo COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, bills in the House. MID-STATE METRO 250 507V4 East Grand River, East 4.3 oz. I^^Fo^prin^Breal^^^H The Senate passed the Inouye LIMOUSINE SERVICE Lansing. Above the new Campus 8 DAYS IN SUNNY ■ milligram £Qc tube 99c Leaves Lansing 6.00 a.m. and 8:30 Book Store. Hours; 9 a.m. to 3:30 bill in December, 1969, but the SPAIN fl 100's "7 a.m. Departs Metro 8:15 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Call your local Travel P.m., Monday, Wednesday and House failed to act. The House Internal $249.00 B WHAT'S COMING UP limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) Friday. 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