Wednesday Freedom MICHIGAN Cloudy . . . STATE NIWS . . . .is just another word for STATI chance of snow, high 15 left to low. . - nothing — Kri* Kristofferson UNIVERSITY ,,9 63 Number 125 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 10, 1971 oil mounts in California disaster Thousands evacuated LOS ANGELES literally hundreds of smaller aftershocks, (AP) - A powerful struck hardest at the Los Angeles earthquake staggered Southern California commuting area in the San Fernando Tuesday, leaving at least 24 dead and Valley, with a population of 1.3 million. forcing the start of evacuation of as many Also seriously hit were the towns of as 250,000 people because of a leaking Newhall and Saugus, with an area dam. population of 70,000, also within 10 miles Nearly 500 people were treated for of the center. injuries at various hospitals in and around The earth - filled dam of Van Norman Los Angeles. Seven of the fatalities were Lake at the valley's west end suffered caused by heart attacks. Property damage was extensive as walls (Please turn to page 13) collapsed, streets buckled and caved in and windows were shattered in the heavily populated areas around Los Angeles, the nation's third largest city. In Washington, President Nixon issued a formal declaration of a major disaster, Aid increase opening the way for help for the stricken area from more than a dozen government agencies. Vice President Agnew will go to for colleges the area today for consultations. The heaviest loss of life was at the Veterans Administration Hospital at Sylmar, at the western end of the hard - hit San Fernando Valley. There, 11 bodies seen possible were found and 100 persons were injured By JOHN BORGER when two aging buildings collapsed into State News Staff Writer ruins. Tall Gov. Milliken's budget message buildings swayed in downtown Los Angeles when the quake hit at 6:01 a.m. Thursday is expected to contain a Los Angeles time, just at dawn. Windows recommendation for a $4 million increase shattered and some older buildings in the University's state appropriation. Sources indicated the governor will collapsed in showers of bricks and plaster. Rescuers were searching for persons recommend increasing total appropriations to higher education by about $22 million. possibly trapped in damaged buildings. The quake registered 6.5 on the Richter The University of Michigan would receive an additional $1.7 million and Wayne State scale, according to experts. The scale grades anything over 7 as a major quake. University another $5.6 million if the The quake center was in the San Gabriel legislature follows Milliken's Mountains, 10 miles from the San recommendations. Fernando Valley. Increases are based on the original It was followed by hundreds of appropriations figures approved in July, aftershocks, the most severe of these being not upon the reduced appropriations Overpass a 5.5 tremor which hit several hours after the first. caused by statewide budget cuts in late November. I Part of a freeway overpass lies across the Golden Gate Freeway at the known dead and as many as 250,000 may The increases would bring the have to be evacuated. Plans to evacuate families near the dam, I north edge of the San Fernando Valley after it collapsed in the President Nixon has declared a national disaster. University's appropriations to nearly $63.9 at Van Norman Lake in the valley's west million for 1971 • 72. The board of ■ earthquake which hit Southern California Tuesday. At least 24 were AP Wirephoto end, were revealed in Sacramento by Gov. trustees requested state appropriations of Ronald Reagan, who also issued a $81.5 million for the general fund in declaration of disaster before flying to the September. scene. rth He said that 250,000 persons would be A major share of the increased' stronauts return moved out because of leaks in the earth - filled dam. It holds 6.7 billion gallons of water, the city's largest store. By 4 p.m. Los Angeles time, hundreds of appropriations, possibly million, will be marked for further expansion of the University's two new medical programs, the colleges of human medicine and osteopathy, sources said. as much as $1 families were already taken away, ith valuable rock samples The University's 1970 - 71 authorities reported. The valley has a population of 1.3 million. appropriations of $59.9 million represented an increase of $5.8 million over the previous year's funds. The A photographer in a helicopter flying over Los Angeles and the valley a few University had requested $71.1 million in 1970 71 appropriations. ItheABOARD seconds after the craft hit the water. - USS NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A. Roosa and Edgar D. Mitchell returned Although Shepard and Mitchell failed hours after the quake reported most of the Apollo 14 astronauts splashed safely to earth with scientists already hailing their "Welcome home," the carrier radioed. to reach the rim of a wide, deep crater as scores of fires touched off by the initial Milliken will present details of his •to the South Pacific Tuesday, back from nine - day, 1.15 - million - mile lunar "Thank you, sir," came the quick reply. planned, scientists said they apparently shock under control — but widespread proposal at a press briefing tonight. The lie moon with man's most important lunar voyage as the most successful of man's Three huge orange and white parachutes came close enough. devastation to buildings. "A scene of information has a 10 a.m. Thursday release ieasure. three moon landings. blossomed within sight of this prime The moonwalkers collected 95 pounds destruction right out of a war," he called date. ■ Astronauts Alan B. Shepard Jr., Stuart "We're all fine in here," said Shepard, recovery ship and the spacecraft dropped of rock which may include samples dating it. smoothly toward the warm Polynesian from the very birth of the moon 4.6 billion Seismologists placed the quake's center After Milliken makes his waters. years ago. They gathered the rocks from 26 miles northwest of downtown Los recommendations, the legislature will begin Shepard and Mitchell were back from a the Fra Mauro highland region that may its own study of budget requests. Final Angeles and blamed the San Gabriel fault, 33'/2 - hour visit to the moon, a visit that have been blasted from the moon's a boomerang - shaped crack in the earth. appropriations figures will probably be 'SAC allowed to seek will provide data to science for years. While there, they set up an atomic science station which is - powered already giving out (Please turn to page 13) The jolting first shock, followed by approved in June or July. information. They also gathered funding 'trimmed' locument amendments geologically valuable rocks. Helicopters were deployed to bring the astronauts to the recovery ship. ASMSU accepts budget Shepard said in a news conference from By DAVE PERSON propose amendments to Sections 2.1.4.9 space the mission was "a smashing success" State News Staff Writer and scientists on earth agreed. and 2.2 of the freedom report which outline faculty rights and responsibilities. Lee R. Scherer, director of Apollo lunar ■ The Academic Council Tuesday •proved a motion to allow the Tuesday's action deleted the phrase exploration, said, "We are extremely University from the Taylor Report restricting USAC pleased with the scientific job they did." indent Affairs Committee (USAC) to P°pose amendments to the sections of the from proposing changes to sections 2.1.4.9 and 2.2. After yademic Iculty Freedom Report dealing with The change had the endorsement of Tickets on sale an hour of heated discussion late rights and responsibilities. Monday night and early Tuesday morning, I 'he approval came at a special session of USAC; the Faculty Affairs Committee; the Tickets for Mort the ASMSU Student Board voted to accept e Committee to Study Faculty Rights, Crowley's "The council which was called because of a Boys in the Band", to be presented this a $48,750 budget for 1971. rnlnt in the freedom report and the Responsibilities and Grievance Procedures, weekend at Wonders Kiva, are now on The approved budget contains Py'or Report on Student and ASMSU. significant changes from the original Participation in E. Fred Carlisle, associate professor of sale. Tickets are $1.50 for performances ■cademic Government. budget proposal submitted fall term, with at 8:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday and English, defended the change by saying the cuts of nearly $5,000 in operating expenses I e freedom report provides for USAC f Propose amendments to any part of the freedom report "speaks to the mutual 7:30 and 10 p.m. Saturday. They are and increased allocations to campus rights and responsibilities of faculty and available at the Union, Marshall Music Jfedom report; but the Taylor Report, organizations and community groups. ■ >ch has not students." Co., State Discount and Lums. "I think it's a valid budget," ASMSU yet gone to the board of rist«s stated that USAC could not (Please turn to page 13) Chairman Harold Buckner said Tuesday. "Valid because it is the result of open hearings where students could voice their '■thdrawals predicted opinions, because district reps had several months to consult their constituencies and because it represents a compromise between the various interest groups seeking Panels briefed sessions that the new on war operations are on He declined to give a more precise date. allocations." A number of groups — including Gay Liberation, Women's Liberation, New Community, the Raft, Listening Ear, the BV The Associated Press Drug Education Center, Problem Pregnancy schedule and will enable the United States Rogers said also U.S. policy and the Draft Information Center — will to meet or beat plans to bring home 50,000 "contemplates a withdrawal of all of our lrSr!;relary of State William P. Rogers and more troops by May 1. forces eventually from South Vietnam." receive appropriations from ASMSU under JZljry °! Defense Melvin R. Laird said The White House has sent to more than the new budget but were not included in ■iptn in Washington that South 600 editorial writers copies of a the original budget proposal. ■.I, anie®e drives in Laos and Cambodia (See related story, page 3) Washington newspaper column charging After charges by Cabinet Director Vicki ■Lk . the end of the U.S. ground - Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark., is "downright Banks last fall that the board was spending i^ /u0lein Vietnam. Rogers, speaking to newsmen after a closed hearing before the Senate Foreign eager" for the current Laotian military "half its budget on bureaucracy," the ■hp. ,,y left In doubt the question of incursion to fail because it would prove he board cut its proposed operating expenses 11.;,/, , ' forces would be withdrawn. Relations Committee, said "the fact is we Irvi told the House and Senate armed will have Americans by and large out of (Please turn to page 13) TOTAL ASMSU BUDGET FOR 1971 (Ptease turn to page 13) I s c°mmittees in separate, closed combat roles by the middle of this year." 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Februar Michil news Board secure backs the release of all American prisoners including pilots pe By JOANNA FIRESTONE participate freely without the presence of any foreign summary i,„ captured while bombing North Vietnam. • "The South Vietnamese pledge to enter a discu^ State News Staff Writer • "There will be an immediate cease - fire between U.S. forces procedures to guarantee the safety and political freedom r The ASMSU Student Board moved Monday to endorse the and those led by the Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnamese who have collaborated with the Unit From the wires of AP and UPI. South Vietnam. ^ i.110* Joint Treaty of Peace between the people of the United States • or the U.S. supported regime. ed states and the people of South and North Vietnam. "They will enter discussions of the procedures to guarantee • the safety of all withdrawing troops. "The Americans and Vietnamese agree to The treaty, drafted in July, 1970, was the topic of discussion rest* in Ann Arbor last weekend where about 2,000 people met to • "The Americans pledge to end the imposition of Thieu - Ky - independence, peace and neutrality of Laos and Khiem on the People of South Vietnam in order to insure their accord with the 1954 and 1962 Geneva determine methods of ending the war in Southeast Asia. Conventionss a"d not" right to self - determination and so that all political prisoners can interfere in the internal affairs of these two countries ASMSU representatives signed the treaty and appointed a "The real issue as I see it is bo released. • committee to investigate the possibility of holding a state "Upon these points of agreement we pledge to end th whether or not enough flak can be • "The Vietnamese coalition of the People's Peace Treaty at MSU. pledge to form a provisional coalition and resolve all other questions in the spirit of self raised over the proposal (a $6,000 The board appropriated $75 to the Off - Campus Council government to organize democratic elections. All parties agree to - deternr ■ and mutual respect for the independence and respect the results of elections in which all South Vietnamese political frn i"31' per year salary - subsidy) to (OCC) to advertise the treaty and the proposed coalition can the people of Vietnam and the United States." 1,1 convince the public conference. that it's not The treaty, negotiated between a delegation from the National the thing for me to do." - Lt. Gov. James //. Britkky Student Assn. (NSA) and representatives of North and South SPECIAL ELECTIONS Vietnam, calls for the immediate withdrawal of all American (See story, p. 3) troops now in Vietnam and the pledge to "end the imposition of Poll workers denied pay Thieu - Ky • Khien on the people of South Vietnam in order to insure their right to self - determination." The NSA Vietnamese document is intended to join the LO< - peoples of both sides of the Asian conflict in efforts to end the war which spread into Laos Feb. 5. The ASMSU Student Board board line with the board's Suez proposals made "Be it known that the American and Vietnamese people are voted Monday night not to can put out a little extra inadequate volunteer help nrevioi pay effort and get the job done," sight, the board relented and position on the issue and 2 not enemies," the treaty states. "The war is carried out in the election workers in results of a student Premier Golda Meir suggested Tuesday that both Tuesday's Claire Guthrie, off - campus paid workers to get sufficient names of the people of the United States and South Vietnam special elections in the Case • representative, said Monday. help. last spring on ROTC. referendum Israel, and Egypt reduce their armed strengthalong the without our consent. It destroys the land and people of South Wonders and Red Cedar Fall term the board passed a Monday's proposal not to pay The board Suez Canal. An Egyptian spokesman called her proposal Vietnam. It drains America of its resources, its youth and its directed complex districts. proposal stating that no workers workers in special elections representatives to ask that tl "a maneuver aimed at escaping the blame of world honor." In other action, the board wouid ^ pai£| in any ASMSU ROTC proposal be sent passed by an 11-6 margin, back The treaty demands specifically that: directed its representatives to election. But the of this members said the committee until such public opinion." on eve Board timi • "The Americans agree to total and immediate withdrawal the curriculum and educational term's all Mrs. Meir's suggestion was in response to Egypt's call University proposed changes in Air Force more substantial changes from Vietnam and publicly to set the date by which all American policies committees of Academic referendum, and with ROTC were not substantial, in made. for a partial withdrawal of Israeli troops from the canal Council to vote forces will be removed. against proposed A ral area. •• "The Vietnamese pledge that as soon as the U.S. government changes in Air Force ROTC. The Internati Egyptian spokesman Mahmoud Hafez viewed her statement as a rejection of Egypt's proposal and an sets a date for total withdrawal they will enter discussions to board also moved to allow Great Issues to sign Strom Thurmond and Abbie Hoffman as speakers ASMSU program all U.S. § Alec ! rally ste< insistence by Israel on imposing its conditions on the Can the spring term. of a nat Arabs. The special elections Tuesday # f I ' the U.S. are to chose new district (J || ^ I ino's so "We SI ''Bride || representatives from the Case but beca Rail strike threatened Wonders and Red Cedar - Thursdaj The railway clerks union Tuesday threatened to districts; Paul Korda and Joseph ASMSU voted Monday to sponsored by ARM, the Diary," and a Japanese fjjn The r renew a nationwide rail shutdown at 12:01 a.m. March wear pink? Urban, the previous support a program March 11 -13 representatives, both resigned on China's revolutionary Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars and the University of "China Report," will be show r students, 1 at the expiration of an emergency 80 - day this term. experience and the resulting Michigan. Marcli 11 followed'byY discussion by Robert Willie . Emergen^ 250 pers Visit BRIDES SHOWCASE and postponement ordered by Congress. In an economy move, the social changes, In its presentation to ASMSU, and William Hinton, scholars a against tl Union President C.L. Dennis said in see a preview of the latest bridals Washington his in traditional, mod, culottes, colors! board decided to use volunteer The program, initiated by the an ad hoc committee of the Chinese revolution u 200,000 ticket sellers and other clerical workers would workers for special elections and American Revolutionary Media University and non University culture, Brides of today know what they want - walk out then unless a new agreement is reached. and BRIDES SHOWCASE has it: all only to pay workers for all - (ARM), was proposed as a students and organizations said On March 13. the Edgar Snn the fashions, accessories, attendants' University referendums and the follow - up to the China Week the purpose of the program is film "China - One Fourth Such a walkout would mean a total shutdown of the nation's railroads if other unions honor the clerks' and Mothers' dresses, formats, gifts— spring ASMSU elections. held in Ann Arbor Jan. 10 • 16. "to provide information and Humanity" is scheduled. • IVIL . . . plus free etiquette advice and a "For special elections the The Ann Arbor presentation was analysis of the Chinese In addition to lending it picket lines, as they did during a 24 - hour, four - union complete line of everything you need Revolution and to relate the support to the program, ASMS! strike last December. on your Wedding Day checklist. Chinese example to the struggle agreed to appropriate $150 fa Lc The State News, the student newspaper at ... and, just for coming in Michigan State for meaningful social change in advertising. University, is published every class day during four school America." Maddox, Carter feud You can be our Showcase terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. As proposed to ASMSU, the Charles Will, the program1!. spokesman, said the ad hot Bride-of-the-Month! Subscription rate is $14 per year. programs would combine media committee hopes to raise When Lester Maddox failed in legal enougl events with speakers and panel in donations to make th BELFAST efforts to succeed himself as governor Member Associated Press, United Press International, discussions. program free to all interest! apparen Inland Daily Press Association, Associated , of Georgia, his political foes heaved Collegiate Press, A CBS report, "Red China students. British a Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press sighs of relief and chuckled that the Association, United States Student Press Association. in men * days of the Maddox era, as they called orthern Ireli it,>were numbered. But he was elected lieutenant Second • class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services Chronicle reporter ged on ,with nerals. Catholl governor last November, vacating the Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, The death c Michigan. governor's mansion for Jimmy Carter, a racial moderate who bears a Win a fabulous stereo furniture console by MORSE, and other fine prices just because you're Phones: to talk on oppression the irp. and th Brit irkers in i resemblance to the late President John getting married! Editorial 355-8252 Nadine Brown, a black reporter for the Michigan Classified Advertising Chronicle, ountain road F. Kennedy. Come in for details. There's 355-8255 will speak at 8 tonight nothing to buy. (It's fun to be at St. John's Student Center, 327 M.A.C. to 11 in les; Their relationship is proving to be a 16 page color brochure. Display Advertising 353-6400 Ave. In formal Brides Showcase!) Belfast, Business ■ Circulation 355-3447 stormy one, though both men took Miss Brown will speak on "Oppression in the Black Protestant Photographic 355-8311 Community." Her visit is sponsored by the Ingham County the coffi pains during the campaign to say 1047 E. Grand River branch of the Women's International League for Peace and nothing that might rile the other. Freedom. An Irish re Maddox and Carter, both The Chronicle is Detroit newspaper a covering news of the iped off the Democrats, have been serving together black community. olic victim MADDOX for less than six weeks and the air is Admission is free and coffee will be served to those attending, Protestan Her visit is part of scheduled events recognizing National Black and bo thick with charges and denials of s History Week that continues through Sunday. waved I wrongdoing. "When a guy has been governor and ig as they »eral processi he's not governor anymore, but he's Twelve men still in state government," said one ss. wearing j rets and Carter aide, "the friction is armj inevitable." »rse follow® •urners. A vi ditional mar Plans include cooling towers fallen by the my (IRA) - The last five preliminary drafts that Consumers Power wge left for i Co. and five environmental groups have examined for The day's t the Palisades Nuclear Power Plant have included me Minister plans . for cooling towers, it has been reported. Clark's weet his provinc< The South Haven Tribune said Tuesday spokesmen for both sides had acknowledged to the newspaper that plans for a cooling tower had been left in each draft of proposed agreements drawn up so far. Consumers has estimated the cooling towers would cost it S20 million if they were installed. The Palisades plant in Covert township south of South Haven cost SI25 million to build and awaits Atomic Energy Commission approval before it can begin operating. Environmentalists argue that, without cooling towers, the plant would return to Lake Michigan water between 25 and 28 degrees warmer than when it came out. They say this would endanger fish and other wildlife. AMC, UAW talks begin American Motors Corp. and the United Auto Workers (UAW) announced in Detroit Tuesday they will resume contract negotiations here next Tuesday. AMC, smallest of the Big Four automakers, is the VALENT only one which has not yet worked out a new contract Exquisite h with the union. Pendants w The company employs about 11,000 UAW members °Pal . suf in three plants in Wisconsin and one in Canada. ln rich lo Although the two sides have met five times in three '4KT. COLI states in the past five months, no serious bargaining has been held until now because the union was working out new contracts with the Big Three General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp. Charge or Luxury train derailed A luxury Trans European Express train derailed near Kaufbeuren, Germany, Tuesday night and a local train smashed into the wreckage a few minutes later. fin* Police said at least 32 persons were killed and 40 2l9E.Gr injured. Across from the Union Phone: Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan lfy'o.igi Wednesday, February 10, 1971 3 troops, iscussion ,om °f tho» 'nited State« Brickley subsidy queried the Senate more partisan. all, I declared myself convince the public that it's not "In the final analysis it would Republican long ago. the thing for me to do," he said. Aspect the . have no more effect than the Despite strong criticism from half - million dollars the party -ambodi, State Democrats, Lt. Gov. James "The real issue as I see it is The Republican State Central i, rajse(j for me during the ws and t H. Brickley said Tuesday he whether or not enough flak can Committee will likely vote on would not hesitate to accept a campaign," Brickley said. "After be raised over the proposal to the pay proposal in March, end the * proposed $6,000 per year salary - subsidy from the state terminate freedom o{ Republican party. The party is considering the move to soften a $10,000 pay House down p Laos protest cut Brickley took when he left his $35,000 per year job as U.S. Approximately 200 to 250 students met and faculty members in the Union Monday to make plans for a rally to protest the U.S. invasion of Laos. A rally is p.m. Thursday. planned for 1 State News photo by Harold Friedl attorney to become Gov. Milliken's running mate last August. The lieutenant governor's on Dayli Saving >y fds previoii local groups unite $25,000 salary and an additional $3,000 for expenses is paid from state funds. By ROBERTA SMITH State News Staff Writer Rep. Jim Brown, R - Okemos, responded that the "people had spoken" and it was the here, too," Vander Laan said. "There's no sense in our taking up time with it." State Democratic party sue and tit Michigan's House of legislators' responsibility to War protest chairman James M. McNeely said Mobility costs, t referendi reco8n'ze their feelings, rally slated Representatives Tuesday turned Tuesday the pay proposal raised down an initiative petition to directed ethical rather than legal put the state back on Daylight are no* Pre' empting the ask that sent back tin questions. "We are talking about the Saving Time (DST), virtually leaving the final decision up to a Pe°P'e " Rep. Earl Nelson, D - Lan'sng- said. "The Constitution police find such time man who has the tie - breaking gives us the authority and the Groups represented at the meeting included the popular vote. vote in the state Senate being changes a Movement for a New Congress, the Student Mobilization right to decide on this issue, and BALTIMORE (AP) - The Committee, the Lansing Area Peace Council, the People's placed on the Republican While the House defeated the we should ------- not refer it back to police department is not entirely A rally will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Peace Treaty Committee, Students for a Democratic payroll," McNeely said. "While measure in a 46 60 vote, the the International Center to demand immediate withdrawal of - people merely because it is happy with its experiment with Society and the Yippies. it may not be illegal I would Senate postponed the proposal controversial, motor scooters to give patrolmen all U.S. ground, air and support troops from Indochina. "We see this rally as an certainly question the ethics for the second time in two days, increased mobility. 3m Alec Harshey, East Lansing senior and member of the rally steering committee, said Thursday's rally will be part emergency type meeting," Harshey said. "This rally serves as a way to publicize what involved." Unless the House reconsiders Sen. Robert Vander Laan, R - The department purchased 10 antiwar groups have been trying to say all along." McNeely said it would be the issue and votes favorably, Grand Rapids, said later he Italian - made scooters in June, of a nationwide series of protests beginning today against "much He said planning Thursday's rally has united the campus more acceptable" if the decision will be put before doubted the Senate would take 1969, at $489 each. Officials say the U.S. invasion of Laos. antiwar movement. Brickley were paid for a specific the people. Under the state upth they provide mobility, but that "We see this as part of the national expression of protest, job, like heading a special the ge "If we stay united, the antiwar movement will be even constitution, an initiative annual maintenance costs but because of the time element we're having the t's dead there, it's dead rally more effective," Harshey said. commission. petition is presented to the two average $319 a scooter. Thursday," Harshey said. He said the rally "But I think it is highly chambers and must be passed by The rally is being planned by an ad hoc planners hope the unity will spread to ipanese fin group of the faculty and "get them actively involved again." improper for a public official to both or be approved by the 'ill be show students, faculty and others calling themselves the accept pay without rendering a voters to become law. Speakers at the rally from the various antiwar groups will I by Emergency Planning Committee. Approximately 200 to discuss proposals for protesting the Laos invasion. In specific service," McNeely said. 250 persons met Monday night to propose protest action ,i iert William scholars i against the Laos invasion. addition, rally organizers plan a discussion of proposals for future political action. « EWVT e.S«T96lh8« i,h„eo', m.keTs solution ai >S position as presiding officer in jrsr-r. Since then DST backers have \Hair St ivil strife continues by Fourth Pa • • uled. acquired 197,000 signatures on lending petitions requesting the legislature to reconsider its | 50114 E. Grand River Ave. ram, ASMSI1 East Lansing | Land original decision to exempt kills ate $150 la mine I 332-0904 Michigan Michigan from the Federal Uniform Time Act. Before the rejection, House liliil DST supporters argued that BELFAST (AP) A land battlefield for all out between ill intereste^Bne'British — aPParent,y intended for between republican • war well - extremists Provisional guerrillas and the armed range of buildings." A BBC spokesman said the group of onlookers dashed to their ^ minds and now are the hearse, pulled open the door overwhelmirely in support of the army, killed five and the British army. British army, Chichester Clark - men were heading for an and dragged the Irish republic fast time in men Tuesday and Chichester Clark is said Saturday. unmanned 150 - foot transmitter flag off the coffin, lern Ireland's civil strife confronted by explosive guerrilla In 1968 an entirely different Army experts said Tuesday tower on the top of Trillick The hearse accelerated away set of circumstances on .with 'Pcotestaots andwarfare-designed torpe#o hl| existed, they felt the land mine, on the Mountain. The mast was from the scene, followed by an Catholics battling at two regime. IRA Provisionals —v an border at 'Enniskillen, was aimed according to Rep. Hal W. nerals. damaged by an explosion Jan. 6 m°st mourners. But a crowd of Ziegler, R - Jackson. Then many extremist wing of the outlawed at blasting a passing army patrol The death of two technicians organization - is dedicated to Shortly after the fatal blast about 100 faced the attackers states did not want the fast time, rather than the vehicle used by the funeral began for 28 - year - and police swiftly drove r the British a wedge and Michigan was in line with sion Broadcasting reuniting Protestant • dominated five civilians. The explosions old Bernard Watt, who was shot between them, them. irp. and three construction Northern Ireland and the tore their truck apart, hurling down by British troops during irkers in a vehicle on a independent, largely Catholic, wreckage 100 yards and more, the weekend. 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Would the pill be safe to take without any serious very effective£ side s " and lar Occasionally have the at such an early age? Also, would a method one a person may of the foams but this is be aUerl, remeriiJ , pollutioi combining rhythm techniques with both changing brands. |[al resource condom and foam be nearly safe? effects but is Rhythm has T? he efforts rt as also not effectiJ Recyclini Hoover vindic Birth medications control when pills are very safe preventing pregnancy. Since your sister trusts t ktoabimot ' at thi prescribed by a take your advice about you enough to a bla< physician to women who have normal sexual matt,,, hope she is also asking rated news physical examinations and have no history you closeness, trust and interpersonal questions! t in a poor relatj blemishes F of blood clotting disorders, migraine mpty st bottif comnu JOHN BORGER I wish you would ycling. Th comment on uM tling Co. J. Edgar Hoover returned to the of the problem can be traced to the Pauling's book "Vitamin C and ,unced Tues House appropriations subcommittee Common Cold." Aside from cb 20 it headlines recently - this time under its effect 1 that reviews Hoover's budget. colds, what are the known effects pany plant: fire for persecuting an ex-FBI agent of takj. large doses of Vitamin C? Is the for fivi "The director seems to have the for writing a slightly critical letter of the FBI. House subcommittee in his hip pocket," Shaw wrote. "How else can Of trustees and elephants regimen completely harmless? |'m to ingest any medication in Pauli, hait, large amount The agent. Jack Shaw, had an one explain the pitifully weak line of unblemished record with the FBI; he Pauling himself states in his book th questioning carried on by the There is an old story about five blind the academic year 1968-69. the long - term controlled studies involvii was up for promotion when the "indiscretion" occurred. His letter committee year after year?" men who set out to describe an elephant. So after being led to one, each What would lead the unwary listener a sufficiently large number of people ★ Cj Indeed, Hoover seems to have the began to astray is the nature of the "direct cost of determine the effects of Vitamin C was a private missive to a professor. explore the elephant with his hands. undergraduate instructional and whole government in his hip pocket. treating the common cold have not) Hoover's' men rummaged around Unfortunately for the sake of truth, departmental programs." Huffs figures been done. The studies that he He has a waiver on the mandatory none of the five explored quota in a wastepaper basket to find about very far. The first include only the salaries paid to faculty federal retirement law. He is felt the elephant's ear. and concluded that members and departmental secretaries and according to many experts half of it: enough to cause Hoover to an elephant was very much like a leaf. The pharmacology (the study of drugs and the continually arrogant when dealing administrators, and even there he is only effects), were not designed to take i harrass Shaw until he resigned. second, feeling the trunk, countered that with other agencies of government. counting that portion of their time which account the normal differences an elephant was like a snake. The controversy seems directly is spent directly dealing with For example, when legislators The third blind man, infections, idiosyncrasies of the h«t of "1984." hugging the undergraduates. out Exactly what once questioned his file of elephant's lee. concluded that an elephant Omitted from Huffs account are such response and many other factor ] business does a federal administrator addition much of the material quoted information on arrested persons who was likea small tree while the fourth based necessities (like them or not) as Michigi physical strictly anecdotal. Investigation of hi| have snooping to find the private were later vindicated, Hoover claim that an elephant was like a piece of facilities, grounds maintenance, financial 0v. Milliken doses of vitamins in the treatment i ivironmental rope on his examination of the tail. The thoughts of an employe? Cannot a informed them that he could keep fifth slapped at the animal's side and aid, public services, faculty time spent in certain illnesses Is warranted. However,! But Richan federal employe inscribe a criticism research and academic advising and library anything on file he wished. asserted that an elephant was like a wall. costs. Even a university with no graduate print material which would encourage lit as disappoin of government without fear of Other evidence numbers of people to take massive dosesi points toward The point is that an examination of a education at all should provide the reprisal? Apparently he cannot if he any medication before there is proof i senility. Hoover pointed an small segment of a situation will frequently foregoing services. value Is unwise. is an FBI agent. accusing finger at the Berrigan produce not merely a severely limited Huff also neglects to point out that of Sen. George McGovern, D-S.D., brothers before he had enough understanding but a drastically distorted that $25,200,000 which the University Large doses of Vitamin C are m view of the entire situation as well. receives in student fees, more than harmless. For instance, in peop has asked for a public hearing on the evidence to get an indictment. Few This is why statistics, however useful susceptible to gout, kidney stones can Shaw case, saying it "cries out for law men, especially those who have $4,274,000 is furnished by the University they may .occasionally be, should generally itself in student aid funds. It is hard to tell precipitated. Vitamin C Interferes with t! gislators. remedy." McGovern charged Hoover with* been around since the 1920s, would be regarded as little more than a collection i i i• i \ 4 41 Dvl i 9rt* 11 ' how much Of the remainder l» simply Cpnpmpn urine sugar tests used REP. JIM K "vindictiveness 'that is so risk a case, particuarly a case of randor* numbers. And when someone, ' i funneled through students from outside diabetics. Pregnant women on large dm person to be kept (cautiously) close to House Rej intolerable on the part of a based on such scant evidence as especially a politician, begins using the heart, and I would be loathe to slap the scholarship agencies and parents and how of Vitamin C are thought to give birth statistics as the basis of his arguments, the babies who have adapted to the hu OP leader Cli government official." Hoover has against the Berrigans. hand that offers assistance. But, however I much is actually earned by the students listener should be extremely wary. amounts and when they are placed on The commi The Shaw case, along with other may feel about Huffs ends, I must take themselves. Relief from Hooverism seems Recently, for example, Trustee Warren normal diet develop symptoms of scun inting abuse: exception to his means. If Trustee Huff -will just let go of the Hoover indiscretions, seems more distant. President Nixon is too busy Huff, D-Plymouth, declared that There have not been enough people i Brown said Not that Huff is inaccurate, so far as he elephant's tail for a minute, he will realize than enough to warrant Senate bombing neutral countries to be undergraduate students have a right to that none of his points on student taxation large doses of vitamins long enough akeup, rathei goes. When he says that the estimated own mailinf censure. Hoover is an anachronism. concerned with crucial domestic representation in academic governance direct cost of really matter very much anyway. know the full impact of these vitamins i instructional and He helped persecute "Reds" in the issues. Even a lateral transfer of partially because "90 per cent of the departmental undergraduate programs this Students have valuable insights which their systems. The misuse of prescriptk estimated direct and non UNHAPPY 1920s - a shameful era in which cost of undergraduate year is about $27,860,000 and estimated can be put to good use both on the board - prescription medications is v< Hoover from Washington to Saigon instructional and departmental programs" Charles gross income from undergraduate fees is of trustees and on Academic Council. This widespread. At times, people alter thr constitutional rights were suspended might prove worthwhile - at least a is paid through undergraduate fees. ichigan Colic about $25,200,000, he is using perfectly alone is reason enough to increase their physiologic balance and bacterial flora if "red blooded Americans" A 12.7 per - military mind would be placed in its Now, every trustee favoring increased valid figures. Indeed, his direct cost participation in academic governance. such a degree that they become, in t student participation in academic figures words of one of my favorite physicia Lake Michig disagreed with certain political views. proper war setting. are quoted directly (with an inflation And all the narrow uses of statistics in Zollar said t Hoover's 1920 mentality governance-on the board of trustees, in factor added) from the statewide Unit Cost the world will neither harm nor enhance comparable to an ecologic disaster. hasn't But short of transfer it seems that Academic Council cing the sti or however -is Study of major colleges and universities for that basic supposition. c.C.P.S. 1971 changed. He supervised spying on McGovern will press the issue. We (ducators tig Martin Luther King Jr. - an hope that the Shaw case is the final over ■ I inexcusable act in itself - and then blemish Hoover places on American OUR READERS' MIND Despite of 5 )hold its prev spread unproved scandal after the law enforcement. The 1970s will be man's death. In a recent Time article, a decade of further social change Hoover sputtered racial slurs on minority groups. Few challenge Hoover because he requiring federal finesse need a "Commie ex-prohibitionist - - we chaser" do not gunman to lead the or an Chiicanos jumping on wagon is a powerful anachronism. In his To the Editor: premier federal law enforcement this-minority groups fighting among administration building"...yet! Now, if that critical letter, Shaw said that much This is "just a line" to remind the agency. "brown brother" and his people of some things he seems to have forgotten: themselves instead I of fighting together against a common enemy. But what you isn't I begging for sympathy, what is? would like to remind the brown News gap really want is not to join the blacks in the (1) The Chicanos are classed as "white" brother that it was not the black man who To the Editor: fight but to create enough of a disturbance Mississippi as a black person, need I say more? — to make the .whites believe that you are classified him "white," refused him jobs In today's (Feb. 4) editorial (2) No one ever heard of the Chicano and herded him into a ghetto! expressed concern that a credibility civil rights movement until after hundreds against the blacks. may be created between the media ana of black brothers and sisters had been Oh yes! Please, "Mr. Charlie," be nice to little Chicanos because they didn't Crispin Y. Campell people. Commendable enough, consider killed, maimed and jailed clearing the way "riot, your profession. I believe that such i P national ram for others. (3) When Congress passed the civil rights burn, lock up and take over the New Orleans, La. sophomore Feb. 5,1971' already exists and suggest that a public gullible as to believe all that it reads laws for which black people marched, hears, exists only In the naive imaginat fought, suffered and died, the Chicanos of a near • sighted newsman. Shaw, Miss., is similar No volunteer army to many the nation, towns which provide one benefited without striking a blow! That this gap is necessary towns. Not all of the streets are level of service for whites, another, illustrated with an example concerns The blacks worked hard and long as paved. Part of the town is not very inferior level for blacks. With the slaves and as "printed on paper" freedmen homeland. Consider the lopsided partiw well lighted. Many residents of Shaw precedent of the Shaw suit, the for the benefits they now receive. Where afflicting news reports from wo have no traffic or were the Chicanos when all of this To the Editor: the best in combat. Without Ireland. How often have the Amerw sewage control. likelihood occurs that a multitude of was a war, the Police and fire protection is not going on? Now that is seems that the The State News has grasped the infantry of a volunteer army would public been told that British troops similar cases will soon appear on efforts of the blacks may bear fruit, the volunteer army concept (Feb. 5 edit) as a Northern Ireland as a peace Keep equally administered stagnate, a problem now avoided by the across town. court dockets across the nation. good brown brother "classified white" means of extricating the U.S. from the draft's input of fresh, force? Has this statement ever w young men. The If the city fathers of Shaw decide wants to jump on the band wagon. No! He dilemmas of the dn\ft. Be cautious. To attract the mercenary qualified? Have the people been tow» people who reside in the doesn't want to join us in any way A volunteer army is a euphemism for a you need a this is the British government s o « to appeal the circuit appeals court (jump war. Until slaughtered in Vietnam, a major unlighted, unpaved, unprotected part on the band waeon) he wants to force it mercenary army. As a veteran and former the excuse for sending military aid toa W ruling to the Supreme Court, a reason French Foreign Legion was of Shaw are almost exclusively black. from us. Please note, however, he was army officer with too much combat successful was that it had a regime, established by Britain against In contrast, nearly all the white national rule could result. The Shaw careful to wait until the bloodiest experience in Vietman, I agree the reasonably will of the Irish nation? Have they part of constant and real job to do. people live on paved streets with decision may turn out to be a the battle was over before his technicians and logicians can be lured The infantry in a volunteer asked to judge what kind of peace c arrogant army will landmark decision in the area of civil takeover attempt. successfully into the volunteer army. But end either stagnant and more accustomed under the heel of tyranny, exp'o'tati^ — adequate drainage, a privilege afforded less than half the blacks. rights. At least other suits by So the brown brother has what about infantry? No sane man wants to pap than C-rations (a national defense oppression? Must one be Irish t "helped many to be a peacetime infantryman with how shortsighted British justice Is? residents of towns like Shaw in the blacks..." Well, a gold star for him! Black liability) or we will end with another Shaw's plight is particularly 5th Circuit should change the faculty members and graduate students nothing but endless, senseless training, massive lobby, pushing to keep the nation Examples abound, and vary dep police calls and PT. in a low level combat situation- in on the source of the news. A « interesting, however, since Andrew . have also helped Chicanos and are still league geography of the area. In addition, Experience has shown me there are with the military-industrial gap must be maintained as an adju Hawkins, a black Shaw carpenter, we might expect suits helping them! people who enjoy fighting-who enjoy complex to open mind and as a buffei1 ' filed by residents of keep us in Vietnam for God knows how a suit to correct the situation Your strategy is too easily seen killing--who would man infantry units if imperfect subjective opinions oi Harlem and Watts claiming they too through. long. Do we lose even If we win? with the help of lawyers from the Are you attacking the black people because there was an opportunity to pursue their human journalists. have been discriminated against in obsession. Experience has shown me the National Association for you are afraid to attack the whites, the the distribution of services. best combat infantryman (the killer) is a Advancement of Colored choosing what you think is the weakest Walken Roberts People The new Shaw ruling at least link? Well, I have news for you. The black poor peacetime infantryman, while the Kennewick, Wash., graduate student (NAACP) Legal Defense and should make blacks equal people have just begun to fight! Why not best in peacetime-while often good-is not Educational Fund, Inc. The results with Feb. 7,1971 whites with regard to municipal fight for yourselves instead of trying to could effect every local destroy what we have been able to governing services. Part of the physical aspects they want another one of unit in the country. accomplish? Perhaps, if you brown those science project things of the ghetto could be alleviated The U.S. Court of by "classified whites" were not so arrogant at school ...60tanv ideas? Appeals for the the repercussions of the Shaw case. and were a little more cooperative no, pont tell me ..i have to 5th Circuit ruled two weeks you ago that Of course, the mental stains of would not have been "ignored," as you u)0rk "this out myself... Shaw must provide services on a put ghetto pathology cannot be ruled it. Some advice: When you join a group, racially equal basis. The legal you don't try to take over and force the away by any court, but at least the precedent set is unparalleled. There are original members of the group into the Shaw case may help alleviate thousands of towns like Shaw across unequal background. distribution of services. I imagine the whites are enjoying Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 10, 1971 5 Trash recycling on rise By The Associated Prew Saturday to reclaim bottles and Arbor. They took the $16.61 tons of solid waste daily — will look nowcans' Pay'n8 a nickel for Coke they received — half a cent per but gear its purchasing program to °"i empty soda'bottle and a half a cent for pound — and sent a check to the use of recycled paper. erdayi be P81^ of tomorrow's light other botUes and cans- The Coke President Nixon bottles will asking that the An eight - week experiment in lag be reused and the ' The Environmental Action money be earmarked for Levittown, N.Y., wasn't quite so K^ttiPs and cans, old other bott!es and cans will be "improving and preserving the successful. Coalition in New York City '"aper^and all sorts of other me,ted down and recycled, environment." The Dept. of Sanitation held operates three reclamation centers, accepting all types of fare being recycled Into use The General Electric plant in Old newspapers are reused in once-a-week, newspaper - only metal, glass and paper. The couple of on ad of being dumped and Providence, R.I., collects all several areas. The West Side collections, then sold the paper amount of money paid varies or 'n the m ting the environment. types of bottles and recycles the Community Paper Stock Corp., to a salvaging company. Theresa with the amount of material y- If your sfa Associated Press survey glass for use in the metal base of a black nonprofit company in Granelli, conservation chairman turned in. 'in8 Intercom wed the collection and light bulbs. The company pays Chicago, set up deposit boxes in of the local women's club, said 1)0 cling of trash is being carried $15 a ton and material manager 20 suburban locations for used that although the final report on The Reynolds Metals Co. has y°ung to with increasing frequency Robert Murphy said he has had newspapers. the plan had not been issued the established centers in New York oss the country by to turn away some project "was not too successful City, Florida, Texas, California prnment agencies, citizen s „ contributions. The Container Corp. of economically" because only and Arizona where used os and large corporations. America guaranteed a loan for about 25 per cent of those in the aluminum cans are re-purchased, have the same aims: cut » .S? SJSZ, g'^ Pla»t and ^eed to buy all the newspaper test area participated. then shredded and sent to plants 5 Lp-io. " West Side could for reuse. In 1970, a spokesman remedied ,al resources. produce for five year period. a - Mayor John V. Lindsay has said, Reynolds' purchased 4.3 has ^ no i he efforts range from a city - The Owens - Illinois Inc., West Side officials said a box of announced that New York City million pounds or about 86 effective Recycling Day in New plant in Brockport, N.Y., recycled newsprint — or about which itself generates 24,000— million discarded cans. bimonthly "Beer - Can reported it has collected 0a » at the University of 1,115,683 pounds of used White you enough to a black • owned and bottles since it started a xual luestions aboi ■sonal relatio matters, , rated newspaper recycling collection drive April 8. It paid t in a poor area of Chicago, one cent a pound and reused the House mpty bottles are one of the bottles in new glass, targets of plans it common ycling- The [ling Coca • Cola A group of Wauseon, Ohio, Co. of New York sixth graders held a three - ounced Tuesday that starting month bottle collection drive to cut gr n its ch 20 it will open 17 and sold the 6,642 bottles they WASHINGTON (AP) - The effect. Nixon has promised to that Nixon has been projecting Meets of tikj, pany plants in New York gathered to the Owens - Illinois White House said Tuesday that announce further cuts beyond the lowering of direct combat Is the Paul! for five hours every glass collection center in Ann ground combat troops in South the May 1 period. The infantrymen to 40,000 or I'm hesita Vietnam will be down to 40,000 announcements are projected for 45,000 by May 1, but said that ,arge amoun or 45,000 by May 1, thus April. The current total is the President "makes that reducing the all American estimated at 335,000. over - contingent the success of the on troop level in South Vietnam to As for Laos operation." his book tin 284,000. halting U.S. ground This 45,000 figures excludes udies invoivig And, administration officials fighting by this summer, Secretary of Defense Melvin R. artillerymen and Air Force of people have foreseen a possibility that Laird said as long ago as last May personnel, Ziegler said. He said Vitamin C the United States can end its that also excludes have not j 12 that the United States is infantry ground combat role by this security forces protecting at he quote LUCILLE H. McCOLLOUGH, D-Dearborn, has summer. aiming at that and at shifting American bases. experts troduced a bill to make a litter receptacle mandatory in all new President Nixon has been ground responsibility to the South Vietnamese. drugs and the tomo biles. mentioning the 40,000 to > to take int Mrs. McCollough introduced a similar bill in the last two 45,000 figure in briefings on the White House press secretary ifferences ions, and the proposal was also included in the governor's Laotian operation. Ronald L. Ziegler confirmed sf the ho cent environmental message. r factors, rial quoted ition of hi) ;HE Michigan ov. Mackniac chapter of the Sierra Club commended Milliken for the "forward - looking" proposals in his Literary critic to talk treatment vironmental message. W. African writer J. However, But Richard Cellarius, chairman of the chapter, said the club Mcourageln as disappointed that Milliken neglected discussion on funding on assive doses Wild and Scenic Bill and alleviating the increasing population re is proof iblem. A literary critic from Sierra of Toronto. Leone will speak on "The West Jones is also editor of the REP. BERT BRENNAN, R-Saginaw, said Tuesday he has African Writer and His journal African Literature ritten a resolution to cancel the contract with Blue Cross and Environment" in 108 B Wells Today. ue Shield providing for free prescription services for state Hall at 7:30 tonight. Eldred D. Jones, professor rferes with tl gidators. VALENTINE GIFT and head of the Dept. of English its used on large dot REP. JIM N. BROWN, R-Okemos, Tufesday was named to head House Republican Printing and Mailing Committee by House at Fourah Bay College at the University of the LauTrec Majestic cultured pearls in o give birth mountings of rich long- to the hu OP leader Clifford H. Smart of Walled Lake. interdisciplinary course on African arts and humanities. The lasting 14Kt. yellow Gold e ims placed of scun on The committee's job is to watch for possible mailing and inting abuses by fellow Republicans in the House. speech is Jones' open to the talk public. is Photo Overlay. From our selection igh people i Brown said he would rather have a committee of bipartisan sponsored of fine quality jewelry ng enough akeup, rather than the present system where each party watches jointly by the Dept. of English, Professional own mailing operations. the Dept. of Linguistics, Oriental se vitamins i af prescript# and African Languages and the cations is vi UNHAPPY ABOUT PAY RAISES for college administrators, African Studies Center. Wedding jle alter th 1. Charles O.Zollar, R-Benton Harbor, accused the Lake His book "Othello's Charge or Layaway iterial flora ichigan College Board of Trustees with fiscal irresponsibility. Countrymen," published in Photography •come, in t A 12.7 per cent salary increase was given to 16 administrators 1965, won the first prize for ite physician Lake Michigan College. essays at the First World Festival 536 Forest St., E.L. Zollar said that, considering the $108 million defecit currently of Negro Arts at Dakar, Sengal, aster. cing the state's troubled economy, it would be wiser if in 1966. He has held fellowships ducators tighten their belts rather than spend more of the at Leeds University and the Call for appointment 351-8130 ^^^In^Jewele r s ready over - burdened taxpayer's money." Folger Shakespeare Library in or 219 E. Grand River Despite of Zollar's suggestion, the board voted unanimously to Washington, D.C. He is now a 484-5822 Phone: 332-3917 (hold its previous decision on administrative salary raises. research fellow at the University Ideas and people make our business We're in the retailing, food and personal services business. And YOUR IDEAS can help us do a better job. Here's where YOU come in. We're changing. And growing. And we re look¬ ing for bright young people who can help us make our changes work. YOU are one of the new-idea people we're looking for. 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Michigan Wednesday, Februar Mus/c audience, for whom this music is experience: in characterization of Reger's experiencing in the popular arts By STEVE ELLISTON always a new experience. music as "affecting one's nerves and attitudes wooden, lifeless tones of the the most of it. Guest Review today. It was the Thus, allow me to say that the rather than one's soul." switch from hot to cool. clarinet (Brahms' absolute low Also on the performance by Elsa Ludwig and Reger "The fact is that the layman does not point in 19th century manic program we*. .J What is the point of music Being somewhat at a loss for represented the last gasp of the songs by assisting artists in the Music words describe the curious go to a concert to decide on the UPI depressiveness was hit in my Schubert 1 criticism? It seems to this observer that most reviews of Building auditorium Friday to state of noninvolvement with nineteenth century romanticism with its forced optimism, ratings of the performer but rather to hear opinion in his t hree brilliantly by David Renner's i^' jj1 evening was, in all respects, which this music left me, I was alternating with dreary self the music. compositions for this »i concerts in the daily press miss professional. - Generally speaking, if the expressive interpretation *'■ the point. grateful for Lang's: "There is no pity, and its uncritical performer has reached the level of skill Instrument). piano throughout I would not begin to tell her On the other hand, in the the ■ compelling artistic creative urge excitement about was also truly The emphasis is usually on a or them how to play their in most of this music," he technocracy required to even be allowed on stage in playful, hard, nonemotional, appreJI'l detailed appraisal of the instruments, but instead will coupled with a profound lack of today's competitive music scene, he will mad, rhythmical, modernist were the fine perform ® '1 performer's technique it on this number or or lack of that confine myself to thoughts about the music which through writes. the "The great technical skill of inner conviction that was being accomplished. anything present the music well enough." mood, the clarinet is in its element, and Elsa Ludwig made Walter Louis VerdeCS7 Potter, cello i number, with frequent plodding fugues, the various Hindemith represents the Hindemith Quartet. their efforts the audience had an shades of gray in the slow comments to the effect that this "modern" style, with its opportunity to experience. movements and the nervously cynicism about the old cliches, recording is much better or that Negative thoughts excited allegros that he wrote in its delight in the moment. fellow a! the same. artist catches the tempo in the toughness about reality, its Hindemith also showed the With such an elaborate profusion differ in mood only, rhythm and force and slow movement more accurately. He was banned by Hitler, preamble, I am t'mbtffrassed to not in ideas." existentialist determination to much as possibilities of romanticism's Who cares? find that my thoughts about the many other modernist stepchild, the clarinet. Nothing Reverse field assert "I am," and its great sense The fact is that the layman music at the Elsa Ludwig types would be banned by is drearier to me than a romantic Their field began to reverse of does not go to a concert to concert were somewhat more immediacy, its positive Agnew, but he was a lively slow movement played with the after the intermission, however. decide on the UPI ratings of the negative than they were about The Quartet by Hindemith was performer but rather to hear the the performers. I confess a Women's forceful where equality differs music. Reger was certain pre - existing languid, or excitable, terse and Generally speaking, if the doubtfulness about the understated where Reger is performer has reached the level "classical" music for the inflated and sentimental. It was of skill required to even be clarinet. witty where Reger was allowed on stage in today's After a brilliant start with humorless, sustained and competitive music scene, he will several amazing pieces by developed where present the music well enough. Mozart. I have felt the literature unconvincing. Reger was from country to country The real point, then, is not how for the clarinet had fallen into What happened? Only some well the piece was played but 150 years of romantic banality 20 years separated the birth what was heard. Singh said. They can, for are called brother and sister. The and overvirtuosity. dates of these two German By TOM CHULSKI And the real "news" was not instance, inherit property, which system makes babysitting The concert Friday confirmed composers, but one was aware of taking place on the stage where Women's equality is a legal they couldn't do until recent virtually unknown, Mrs. Day the prejudice. It started with a a momentous cultural revolution there is a thankful limitation on fact in India, an object of years. Women account for 25 said, because someone is always long sonata by the late romantic having intervened. per cent of Inda's doctors. home. the extent of novelty possible composer Max Reger, which It was the modernist suspicion in Africa and a In Ghana, where Mrs. but in the ears and minds of the magnificently fit Paul Lang's nonentity in Thailand. revolution that we are still These were a few of the Edwards grew up, women are Many marriages in Africa are observations made by a panel of expected to take jobs such as polygamous, Mrs. Edwards said, LAST DAY with the wife generally . . . foreign women discussing their teaching, nursing and clerical spending "Butch Cassidy more time with her husband's native countries Monday night at work, she said. They do not and the Sundance the Spartan Wives meeting. The generally learn the technological family than her own. One scientific benefit is that joint property Kid" & "Hello • Good Bye" Spartan wives all hold college or professions, though inroads are does not legally exist. THURSDAY ... At 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:25 p.m. degrees from their native being made now, In Thailand, Mrs. Krongkaew countries ranging from law especially in law. Mrs. Edwards said men view a woman's place said, the woman must declare The Evil Tobacco Co. said: degrees to degrees in foods and her property before marriage. If The 4.006 nutrition. as in the home. the couple lives in the mother • Good Citizens The panelists were Kanlaya Mrs. Krongkaew said Thai in - law's house, she will be the of Eagle Rock Krongkaew of Thailand, Xrishna women aren't usually allowed to head of the household. replied: Singh of India, and Charity learn technical skills because of Edwards of Nigeria. Jean Day of In discussing their education, costs. They often serve in the Valentine Gift India was moderator. army, where the highest rank all the panelists agreed that Women in India now enjoy they can attain is a major. money is the major factor. Hearts with the new the same political and The government of Ggana As for political rights, Mrs. Florentine engraving sociological rights as men, Mrs. pays for elementary education . . Krongkaew said, "I don't think and the rest depends on family superbly made with pink we'll have a woman prime minister in 100 or 200 years." resources, which are usually and green roses ... on BARNES limited among Africa's large Wives €010 TURKEY 14Kt. yellow gold overlay. Marriages are usually arranged families. meet From our selection of FLORAL by families in India. Although If a younger male child had OF EAST LANSING men and women are allowed come of age while she was still in fine A panel discussion by foreign wives was held at the quality jewelry. freedom to choose their Spartan A BUD YORKIN- NORMAN LEAR PRODUCTION high school or college, she would Wive's Club Monday. Pictured is one member in her native partners, Mrs. Singh said, the have been obligated to drop out costume. The equality of women in their respective 6 m s* ScmnplH b> W KHN SUSO CfCCNI OAMICO fBANCO ifFFIRfUl * Eucutxc Phxtuco RICHARD McWHORlfR Owned h FRANCO KFIIREUI A WMl AIMS INKRMIIONAI ,'F Al PSOOtOON PAUL NEWMAN „ m BUTCH CASSIDY AN0 TlHIieilll' MINIMI- THE SUNDANCE KID | John Marley & Ray Milland TR1®- INCOIOR A PARAMOUNT PICTURE COMING THIS WEEKEND | FRIDAY Feb. 12th CATCH-22 1 PROGRAM INfOHMJtTtQH Thursday in Conrad U2 )90i PUKUnWTBS MARTMSNIEN JONMKMT ORSON WELLES Friday in Conrad and Brody S Today 5:45, 8i< Twl-Llte Hr.. Ai Adults 90c, 5:15-5:45 Saturday in Wilson 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, Februai Day care center services, however, would be free. work begins information projects, in addition to the day care center. These will make toys and play equipment for the day care center." In order to equip the day care center, the Faculty - Student A spokesman said the committee hopes that the community of Coordinating Committee is initiating a toy drive, starting married students at MSU will organize to "begin solving some of A day care center, a marriage enrichment program and child - immediately. the common problems created by combining student and family bearing consultation will be among the services offered whenthe "Cartons will be located in all the married housing life, through a place of our own dedicated to the needs of married Married Student Services Building is completed early in April. laundromats," Mrs. Emery said. "We are hoping that some people students and their families." Ground was broken Jan. 25 in Spartan Village for the University - financed project, which will be a unit of the Institute for Family and Child Research. SEEKS FIRST WARNING According to Sue Emery, Spartan Village resident and a representative of the Faculty ■ Student Coordinating Committee, project presentations were made before the board of trustees last Group July. "We made another presentation in September," Mrs. Emery explained. "At that time we believed that the building would be completed in January and actually began pre- enrolling children for classes, but difficulties over construction costs held up the proposes petition program." The board of trustees finally acted on the married students' request on Jan. 15 and allocated $14,000 through the Institute for Family and Child Research. A ceiling of $125,000 was set for construction of the facility, and negotiations for a loan began. to soften marijuana law According to Clair W. Huntington, administrative assistant to An initiatory petition to soften the recently enacted East ordinance could stimulate voter registration and get us a spring the vice president for business and finance, the terms of the loan Lansing marijuana ordinance was proposed by members of the election." are as yet unspecified, but it has been determined that the loan Coalition for Human Survival at their meeting Monday night. Other members of the coalition voiced concern about the will be retired in 10 years with funds from theday care center. The petition has not yet been formally composed, according to seemingly "contrived" nature of using the marijuana ordinance Representatives of the student - faculty group say that the James. W. Heyser, East Lansing graduate student, but the final issue to obtain a spring election. initial charge of the day care center will be $25 a week for each version would call for a mandatory first warning for a narcotics The current East Lansing ordinance regulating marijuana sets child. Attempts are now underway to provide scholarships for violator. children of low income families who, under the present marijuana possession and use in the city as a misdemeanor. If the plan, An initiatory petition must be signed by 15 per cent of the could not afford the service. registered voters of East Lansing, according to the city charter. If initiatory petition receives the signatures of 15 per cent of the To highest bidder The day care center will be staffed registered voters in East Lansing, and the ordinance becomes law, by faculty from the the signatures are obtained, the city council has 30 days to adopt the city council may not repeal or amend the ordinance for two A slave auction was held Monday Institute for Family and Child Research, the Counseling Center and the Dept. of Psychology. the ordinance as submitted in the petition or determine to submit years after adoption. by the Chi Omega sorority to raise money for the Listening Ear. I the proposal to theelectorateat the next city election. Heyser said he and Robert Carr, asst. attorney general, are Donations "We are not here to impose our programs on the married from the bidders, who were fraternity According to city voter registration books as of Nov. 3,1970, working on the wording of the petition to include hashish. The members, reached student community," faculty spokesman Gershen Kaufman, asst. the total number of registered voters is 15,217. Fifteen $60. Prospective slaves performed skits, per cent East Lansing ordinance specifically excludes hashish, and poems, songs and professor at the Counseling Center, said. "We are here to help of this tally is 2,282. dances to show the bidders their talents. married students establish the programs prosecution would be as a felony offense. they want. This is their During the meeting John Yeenstra, East Lansing graduate State News photo by Terry Luke thing; they can make it whatever they desire." student, told eight other persons present that the purpose behind Plans for the center include a financial management the initiatory petition is "to have an election this service, family planning, drop- off baby - sitting and consumer stimulate voter registration, you need an election. The spring. To marijuana ON OPEN SCHOOLS Why Pay More! Why Pay More! 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Salvo, asst. professor oft will be held at 2 p.m. Feb. 23 but he finally agreed to allow us leading states in establishing sociology, who will discuss 1n appointed director of armour star chiquita school of Radio ision.at 0hi° University. and 1 Skinless Franks 59' brand ghtmire, an authority on morreu pride le(.a"tfnna television, will aq( the Ohio University faculty 1 Roll Pork Sausage «» J'w to washis ntmire 25 and Revision at the an service at MSU, asst. pro^ssor I 30' ft* SAVE 30c ® 30' i 24' ^ * SAVE with »hl. 24' ^ 24' 14' * SAVE 14c o 14' 1 1 20 i * SAVE 20c s 20 1 with Itllt ««»M» coupon .1% 1 p.rti ,H ^ of Texas and taught ahd ftlng in the School of c«v co^ 0n c0^ />0N jco^ with (?n' J'l«c Relations and PILLSBURY $| LQ colb power r.'.r oqc BLUE 48-ox. wt. box (■ Might gi t<> vb»u versity. '^Professional ations at Boston experience I {flour 1 mk"-. i,u7 Good thru loturdoy, Fohruory >». detergent powder Good thru S 07 .c. Saturday, ftb.uo-y 11. 1*71 b0rateem 59;. isoupr=20^i . VRvpW.°rk as asst- manager ■cordis iasel liiar iitv* direct°f ew York c,tyand of WBUR In 1 0 THRIFTY ACRES - SUPER MARKETS ft■ ® THRIFTY ACRES"SUPER"-MARKETS Q ■ numgw -12 'Mmire came to MSU ln where he earned a ,ee ,n Ph.D. speech. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February i SPORTS- Washington , G for 60 match-up at Relays clashes in the first half of March. tasted the sting of defeat too. By DON KOPRIVA night final. But Gray should be ready for Until State News Sports Writer Washington entered the The 60 has no monopoly on a good one too. Picked by the Big Ten, Goodrich was the the record - breakers, however, Herb Washington has not lost pros in the recent NFL draft, the premier sprinter, both as a as American records could be Missouri football star thinks freshman and sophomore. But a race at 60 yards since 1969 threatened in three relays and and likely as not will remain enough of track to stay on the he was relegated to No. 2 as a meet and fieldhouse marks couid undefeated through this circuit, at least through the junior in 1970 and for a fall in a host of others. indoor season. legitimate 6.0 sprinter it's tough weekend's 48th annual MSU MSU holds the shuttle hurdle And he could have a revenge to be only second best. So a win relays. relay mark at 28.5 but Michigan in mind in keeping his track over Herb would mean a lot to But the Flint speedster will has already defeated the have no easy time of it because spikes on for a while longer. He Goodrich as well, making the Big Spartans and could join them in finished third in the NCAA 60 Ten 60 next month a bit livelier a run for the record. U some top - notch competition is - M also last year behind Washington and and more on a par with the boasts a fine two mile relay and slated to challenge him Saturday Kentucky's Jim Greene and expected tight team battle. evening in Jenison Fieldhouse. there's could have a good shot at Entered as challengers to nothing Gray would like Highbaugh and Miller have Oklahoma State's national mark better than a big win over bests of 6.1 and can threaten in while MSU looks like a good bet Washington, who won a special 60 yard exhibition against John - Washington on the boards at any race they run. The same can for the sprint medley standard at Carlos here last year, are Cobo, or better yet for Gray, be said for Ohio's Harris and 3:24.0. The MSU varsity mark is before the partisan crowd at Hill, who placed fifth and sixth 3:24.2. Missouri's Mel Gray and Indiana's triple threat of Mike Jenison. in last year's NCAA 60. Wallace, Hoosier Goodrich is among Goodrich, Larry Highbaugh and Gray won the regular 60 at Thomas, Brown and Butchee all the nation's best at 300 yards Mike Miller. 6.1 last year to tie the meet have 6.0 or 6.1 bests or potential and should battle Eastern record held by Notre Dame's Bill and could surprise some of the Also in the running are Michigan's Thomas while the Michigan ace Gene Brown, Hurd, and MSU's Bob Moreland. leaders and make some big noise high jump and two mile entries Western Michigan's Olden Goodrich, Highbaugh and on the hazardous preliminary rival any ever assembled in an Miller have run here before and and semi Champ Herb Washington Wallace, Eastern Michigan's Gene Thomas, Ohio State's Jim - final route to the U.S. collegiate meet. Challenger Mel Gray Harris and Jerry Hill and Washington' teammate, junior FOR 1971 PAN AM GAMES Relay tickets LaRue Butchee. It's easily the greatest collection of sprinters ever sale at assembled in Jenison Fieldhouse Blubaugh coach of U.S. on and Washington's fieldhouse Tickets for Saturday's MSU Relays, attracting more than 25 teams and 20 All - Americans, are now on sale at Jenision mark of 6.0, which he set in winning the Big Ten last March, could well be tied. The world record, team which By GARY SCHARRER the NCAA 157 pound techniques as it is in getting the Fieldhouse, priced at $1 for students for the 7:30 p.m. session. • MSU In 1963. The coaching staff MSU trackmen have been selling tickets in an attempt to fill Washington shares at 5.9 with State News Sports Writer championship in 1957. For that team mentally and physically of Blubaugh and Peninger the fieldhouse for the meet. Crowds the past four years have been numerous others, might be a bit he was named "outstanding ready." Initiated a rebuilding program sellouts, but this year the meet managers decided to sell the meet tougher to reach. Fast spring Through the years, winning collegiate wrestler." He also won times are often as not hard to athletes and team success have Blubaugh indicated that he that soon brought the Spartans on its merits alone, instead of two NAAU titles and one Pan won't be able to size up the from 10th to second place In the bringing in a outsider like John Carlos or Jim Ryun. get on dirt tracks like MSU's, focused national fame on MSU American Games gold medal. team's strength until tryouts for but with the strength of the dash wrestling teams. Big Ten. The following year the Seven Big Ten schools are entered In the meet. Besides MSU, In 1960 Blubaugh competed the U.S. entry are held, May 7 - field, anything could be possible. Spartans kindled a dynasty that they include Michigan, Ohio State, Indiana, Minnesota, Purdue, Recently the Spartan In the Summer Olympics at 8. He anticipates, however, that has swept to five consecutive and Northwestern. Track powers Drake, Missouri, and Western Washington, off a 5.2 50 ■ wrestling department was again Rome. He won a gold medal In he will be taking a good team to conference championships and yard a week ago, figures he's honored when Assistant Coach the 160 • pound class, the last Michigan are top representatives from their conferences. represent the U.S. According to one national title. Tickets for the general public for the evening session are priced getting ready now for the next Doug Blubaugh was named American to win an Olympic month and stretch of meets that coach of the United Blubaugh, many wrestlers use at $2. There is States first place In wrestling. In seven Since Blubaugh has risen to no charge for the 1:30 p.m. preliminary session. the Pan American competition Includes the Bis Ten and NCAA wrestling squad for the 1971 Pan matches he pinned the top of the wrestling world six as a stepping - stone for the American Games in Call, and is experienced in the facets opponents and won the other by Olympics the following year. Colombia. decision. of international wrestling, MEIJER Ties' BEAUTY SAL N For his stellar After serving as assistant Blubaugh, a standout wrestler performance he was recipient of coach at West Point, Oklahoma Peninger was critical of the in his prep career at Ponca City, committee in that they the "outstanding wrestler of the and Michigan, Blubaugh came to had not Okla. High School was coached world" award. chosen Blubaugh before. * by Grady Peninger, now MSU SHAMPOO "I was in the Pan - American "Not picking him sooner has *3.50 head mentor. After brilliant & UP a high school campaign, Blubaugh Games in 1959 and in the Women's IM been one of the short - comings & SET went on to reap national as well Olympics in 1960, pretty so good idea of how to I have a with the people connected with as world acclaim Teams may fill out entry fprms at the selection committee," for his liable the team," Blubaugh ihfc WomenIM office today said. "They have not fully wrestling abilities. He attended commented. "I think through that the Thursday * for the Women's IM utilized the services of the HAIR Oklahoma State where he won job is not so much teaching All-University Swim Meet scheduled for Thursday. people who have been up and CUT $2.25 & UP Call Sub V The Women's IM meet, which will 6:30 p.m. in the lower , be held at pool of the will have residential down and wrestling. through international DOUG BLUBAUGH halls as well as individual teams "The fact that he was an at the 1955 games in competing for the All University have • Special February Bonus their championship. The badminton singles tournament assistant coach and not a head coach was a hindrance for him City. "It's not too often that will be held at 7 p.m. tonight in for awhile. It was only recently get the opportunity," B WEEKLY COLOR RINSE ONLY: 25° subs deli Room 127 and the doubles tourney will e at the same badminton decided at one of the federation said, "I was very happy about WITH SHAMPOO & SET time in the same room on Thursday. meetings that the man didn't have to be "You kind of hope The .Saturday Co-Red a head coach. swimming something like this might to program (5 p.m. to 8 p.m.) will be •OPEN EVENINGS - FOR APPOINTMENT yonr held in the lower pool from now on. Friday's Co-Rec swimming (6 p.m. to "He Is very proficient international wrestling and I feel In day lead to coach r' Olympic team. I don't w 10 p.m.) will still be held in the make it sound like that is' DELIVERY HOURS that he is second to none. I feel 372-8766 (W. Saginaw St.) upper pool. CALL: 393-8568 (S. Pennsylvania 351-3880 (Okemos) St.) 5 pm - 1 am Daily 4 pm - 12 Sunday that he is extremely qualified the job and I'm very happy for for to happen ultimate as far concerned." but that is as coaching Call him." 8 DAYS IN SUNNY iFor Spring Break 4980 Northwind 351 - 4731 SPAIN Blubaugh is the first assistant Last year Blubaugh served East of Yankees Sub Villa $249.00 assistant coach on good- coach ever to receive the honor an OPEN WED. TILL 9 P.M. All Deliveries over $3.00 - Free Complete Deluxe Package I and the second MSU wrestling tour through Europe. He Call Frank Buck 351-86041 that he enjoys working with -OTHER DAYS TILL 5:30 All Deliveries under $3.00 - 25c Extra figure to head an American Pan leVs - American delegation. Former kids and will try to FREE PARKING Spartan coach Fendley Collins, everybody around here to S RAND RIVER handled the winning U.S. team out for the Pan squad. Hit the trail ASK FOR A SHAKE WITH YOUR NEXT with a SANDWICH ORDER - PHONE Pac-Jac! 351-3800 The one jacket with its own bag I Pac-Jac goes hiking, skiing, campus — anywhere! Stain and rain resistant navy or parchment cotton duck with a zipout lining of 100% Orion acrylic pile. Love comes in all shapes. Sizes S, M, I, From one beer lover to another. fHl HftOM WWII* COMMN A GREAT VALUE AT $32.99 Hobie's shakes Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 10, 1971 H SPORTS- IU cagers nip Sp By JOHN VIGES blocked and knocked out of Breslin carried the ball up, and half it looked like they were not charity tosses. Half a minute bad shot, Indiana got the ball State Newt Sports Writer bounds. appeared to have drawn a foul, even going to be that close at the later as MSU worked the ball for and McGinnis scored on a Jobv Wrieht sank t«m frpp o t'I3|e r out on ?u,t, no foul was ca"e<^ and the finish. The last fifteen minutes a good shot super soph George lay-up. With just one second left throws rows with 24 wnnrfs lpft i seconds left ^Partans ^at Mi"er ® 20 ball carried over the backboard, of the game saw MSU gradually McGinnis - cut in front of a Paul Miller was caught reaching in the game to create the rmarein of J"mpJ*01 ^ fim™edJt],e giving Indiana possession with whittle a twelve point difference Dean pass, intercepting the ball. John Ritter and the Hoosier on victorv for Indiana in a 71.70 fell off to the side, only three seconds remaining. between the teams down to four Sry Tf°r !ndlanaJn a. 7V70 whCTe Brian Breslin grabbed the The frantic finish climaxed a points at the four minute mark Dean prevented him from substitute canned a pair of free 11' scoring a lay-up by grabbing his throws in a bonus situation. Fieldhouse ^ " 1S°n fe.bo,und- 11,6 lanky sophomore dramatic Spartan comeback, and with 2:!:33 left in the game wrist but the big Hoosier made The Spartans were also hurt in MSU ramp Hnum nn„ri to take the ball underneath that had the 6,857 fans standing take the lead on a Bill Kilgore the second of his two free the first half by the absence of "8 *cond ^lf effort seCQnds ,eft appeared to be waiting for the last shot. But ^^^^^1^16 Alpena Community College five, 24 points. Robinson u/nchoM held tn have taken him out sooner. A from and 18 points respectively. .. ko.m from Ed , State News photo by Tom Gaunt to a Ed PeltZ Peltz to 001116 within to COme within 1122 * j l: if five points in the second half, 94-83, and, for the first time this jump shooter's shot is thrown of the Pressing Spartans but however, giving him total of 29 off when he tires." McGinnis was the top scorer a could Set closer, Ifter weekend SPIIT for the game. Four Spartans scored in no Porter and Lewis hauled in 1U wis nauied rebounds each to account for 10 where he was swarmed upon by the back portion of Indiana's 2-3 for Indiana with 24, followed by Wright with 18. Indiana topped Without zone defense the Spartans in Robinson to double figures. Robinson's 29 carry the half of the Spartan total, rebounding, the majority of the Benjamin was forced into a 39-19. Fencers' now chore amongst themselves and held onto the 53-34 half - time scoring was high for the team, followed weight the freshmen spread the closely by Lewis with 23. Moorman had an excellent Randy night (f ^ for the Spartans, lead they had b built. shooting 6 of 8 I By CRAIG REMSBURG from the field and season. They have won five bouts in the meet, scoring 14 ■State News Sports Writer matches Chris Held, who had also been pwv, n u „ ... . P°ints- Mike Porter netted 11 Spartan Coach Charles m but made the trip, was 2-4, attrihth attributed the victory to anfMatt Aitch points md played a game, fjne board old adage, 'you win one, Schmitter was disappointed with whiie Robin Luce split six improved defense. "We started ... lose one" proved all too true the loss. "We should have won decisions in the MSU foil effort people whoP^P1® who could play pressure cou,d P,ay pressure Terry Fagan, a Spartan who the MSU fencing team in the meet with the Illini, but they Herring after experiencing a defense," defense " Aitch Ait,"h said, SfliH "Gary has hung in the shadows of his "n"rv 2act)0n- Spartans •. ,, r f ^ !!adt a g°°? easily defeated best part f°bre 5(1113(1 ~ the losin8 day' last week against the Wilson is one of them. Tyrone teammates this season as the 5th of their team - and we University of Detroit, was also (Lewis) played good defense, man who makes everything ... University of Chicago, 21-6, just couldn't match their but then he always has." work, played undefeated in five bouts, a tight defense and | ran up against a tough strength," he said. ~~ Is team and lost, 15-12, in The coach "Paul is going to be a however, strong other portion of the tri - words of praise for Spartans Ira v threat in every tournament that held in Champaign, III. Schwartz in foil he enters," Schmitter said. "He's , and Paul |urday. ; ...„ at one point, 10-9, - . the Illini, the MSU team Herring in ....6... epee. 'Schwartz fenced real coming back from his illness of a well, 0001 and confident, both of ,f>'ve h'm an edge in competition. Herring has a bell bottoms Id not put it together and week ago," Schmitter said. .record of 15-3 in td their second loss of the Schwartz was undefeated in five competition thus far. The rest of the epee squad did with a flare well, beating Chicago, 7-2, and shading Illinois, 5-4. They were the only Spartan squad to gain a winning effort against both and front buttons opponents. Bob Rosenberg was 3-1, Bill Meet up with the button " Mathers won four of six, and Mark White, in a disappointing front bells! Tweedy' YORff: (UPI) - * * * performance, according to fcndary pitcher Satchel Paige LEXINGTON, KY. (UPI) - Schmitter, lost his three bouts. permanent press ■me the first star Tuesday to Adolph Rupp, lonored in baseball's Hall of veteran basketball Kentucky's The sabre squad blasted jeans of easy-care coach, Chicago, 8-1, but lost to the at Cooperstown, N.Y. as remained in a hospital Tuesday Illini sabremen 3-6. Harry polyester/rayon. new exhibit for treatment of a foot infection Sorensen led the Spartans with a Waist: 28 to 36. :morating the Negro and school officials said it was 4-2 record, while Doug McGaw not known when he could return won two of three. Chuck to direct the Wildcats. 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C 484-4519 Eaau"" 337-1300 C Avenue, 372-7409 C-5-2-12 or 485-7197 Un.?" accept advertising which ^ MERLE AUTOMOTIVE discriminates SELMER Bb clarinet, Excellent NORMAN S ♦ against SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. condition. Must sell for best price. STUDIOS. C-2-11 SME Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or Apartments Brand new portables — $49.95, Call 351-2072. 3-2-10 "SCRIEU Auto Parts & Service national origin. HAS LETT - POTTER Street. 2 $5.00 per month. Large selection of reconditioned used machines. THIEU"~Ro«i~Z Aviation • bedroom upper unfurnished. 1 Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Animals Francisco, 94m EMPLOYMENT . bedroom, lower furnished. Home and "Many Others." $19.95 wholesale rates. 5-1-15 . * FOR RENT T~~ 7.~ " Utilities paid. 482-9881. 4-2-15 to $"9.95. Terms. EDWARDS LHASA - APSO, AKC registered Automotive DISTRIBUTING Apartments COMPANY, shots. Champion lines. 372-0089. SUBLET, SPRING, 2 man luxury for Valentine's Day! 1115 North Washington, 5-2-10 •»,, Houses PONTIAC STATION wagon, 1965. apartment. Next to campus. Will (Jack). 4-2-12 35'' 489-6448. C-2-11 Rooms Low mileage. Excellent sacrifice. Phone 337-0224. 3-2-12 SIAMESE CAT, female, 1 year old. mechanically, air <%onditioned. NEED A good sweater? Low price, MSU STUDENt * FOR SALE Power steering, power brakes. ONE GIRL for 4 man. $50/month. for clearance. Call 351-8737, after Had shots, good with children. $8. coupes of needs': 655-2975. 4-2-11 different Animals $875. 349-9435. 10-2-19 June free, no deposit. Walk to 10 p.m. 3-2-11 Mobile Homes campus. 337-1857. 3-2-12 PUPPIES FOR Valentine's Day. •nCt°"°mic interviews. Call background, after 6 PORSCHE, 1966, 912. $1600. CAMPTRAILS Back Pack and frame. February g, * PERSONAL Excellent condition. Call Small, cute, $3. Call 332-1936. 1Q . EAST SIDE 3 room furnished Never used. Size, medium. $35. 3-2-12 337-9748.3-2-11 ' ♦ PEANUTS PERSONAL 351-4729, between 7 - 9 p.m. apartment. Modern, fireplace, gas 355-0837. 3-2-11. ♦ REAL ESTATE 2-2-n ; heat. IV 2-7334. 3-2-12 SIBERIAN HUSKY pups. AKC. GENERAL ELECTRIC 2-door plastic ♦ • RECREATION SERVICE SPS,FiL' JSBJMODERN'sPAaOUsTTedr^r; actual miles. $1650. Like new. , n c refrigerator, freezer in top. Good condition. $40. Phone 882-6854 SNO-GO Yellow KENNEL (see the Pages). Phone 224-2156. surgery Typing Service 482-5167, after 6 p.m. 3-2-12 iu"\. cafpetedair8Partme"t". appliances, conditioner, G E" after 5 p.m. S 3-2-12 Plastic surgeons are that 15 per cent of report « TRANSPORTATION VW 1965, Needs minor repair. garbage disposal. In Haslett. only m MB em- IRISH SETTER male, 6 months. their { m all 3 - FULL SET Drums, $175; 6' black ♦ WANTED Engine and body excellent. $250 minutes from campus. No pets, All puppy shots. Reasonable. - lift requests are now comi Phone 339-2490 for appointment. light, $12; Columbia tape deck, DEADLINE or will 3-2-10 negotiate. 355-9479. A/miavue smetw $40 Jackie, 351-7308, nights. _ from men. 1 P.M. one class day 0 ~o i — ONE GIRL for 4 man' sPrin8 term. oha 5-2-15 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT on fish and all other live merchandise If you are feelinB Scooters & tired get in before publication. Cycles Riverside East apartments. Young America Corp. / 1304 Ashby rd. / St. Louis, Mo. TWO SIZE 5 petite formats and cape. (instant parenthood) at on some oft Cancellations - 12 noon 332-1297.5-2-16 Also brown synthetic wig and DOCKTOR PET CENTER, rejuvenating buys in t one dass day before TRADE SUZUKI 200 Trail cycle blonde human hair fall. Perfect Meridian Mall. 349-3950. 5-2-12 "Sporting Goods" column with accessory road sprocker for FOURTH MAN for apartment condition. 655-1860. 1-2-9 the State News publication. FREE KITTEN. Female, black, half- Classified A sports car IMGA, TR3, etc.). Adjacent campus. Immediately. . . . exercycles, weights ti 393-8816. 5-2-15 $58.75. 351-2065. 5-2-16 AUTOMATIC WASHER. Siamese. Gentle and playful. PHONE tennis, bikes, ski Westinghouse deluxe, good 351-8142. 2-2-10 355-8255 DUCATI 1969 driven one year For Rent For Rent equipment. Turn there no SPACIOUS LUXURY two bedroom condition. $40. Call 393-0777, Excellent condition, $600 apartment. University Terrace. SIAMESE KITTENS. 9 weeks old. RATES mornings. 1-2-9 351-5130. 3-2-12 Spring. $255. 351-2794. 3-2-12 THREE BEDROOM duplex. Stove Seel point. Males. Call 339-2004. 1 HAIR CUT the way you day $1.50 and refrigerator furnished. Itt YASHICA ELECTRO 35 3-2-11 wantj camera barbers. UNION 15c per word per day BUILD Auto Service & Parts NEEDED: ONE girl to sublease for ONE OR 2 girls sublet New Cedar bath, full basement. $200. with wide, telephoto lenses. MINIATURE BARBER SHOP. C-2-10 3 days $4.00 spring term in New Cedar Village. 351-9036. 5-2-12 Nearly POODLES. 10 weeks new. Rod. 355-6813. Call 332-6514. 5-2-16 Village, $70/month. Call 3-2-11 old. Dark gray. AKC. Call 13X0 per word per day HEAD PROMOTIONS. 8 b MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 351-2072. 3-2-10 351-7389. A-10-2-11 5 FURNISHED, 3 bedroom, 1 block available days $6.50 Kalamazoo Street ... Since 1940. for booking 0KEMOS, one bedroom furnished. to campus, 4-6 students, parking. TWO PAIR women's ski boots. Good flexible. 351-1980.1-2-10 13c per word per day Complete auto painting and NEED GIRL TO sublet spring term, collision service. IV 5-0256. C utilities included. $125 to $135. Utilities paid. Deposit. 332-5144. condition. 7M, 7'/jM, $10 and Mobile Homes (based on 10 words per ad) 349-4071 or 349-3084. 5-2-16 Campus Hill. Apartments. Call 3-2-10 $20. 353-5645. 1-2-9 I NEED rock and roll dance 351-0247. 3-2-10 les 1967 BELMONT, 12x60. 3 bedroom. Will pay extravagantly. Call Peanuts Personals must be AT MEL'S American we repair all foreign and cars. If we can't fix it, it LCC NEAR 0~e gjr| Spring t8rm_ EAST LANSING, MSU near. 4 WOMAN'S CLOTHING medium. Owner moving, must sell. $3595 355-2561.3-2-12 pre-paid. $53 Uti,ities included. 482-5913. IMMEDIATELY. ONE girl for Cedar student farmhouse. Private, Coats, dresses, mini - skirts, tops, best offer. Phone 694-0939 can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O Village. No deposit. Reduced. 3-2-12 carpeted, furnished. 337-2285. bell bottoms. Cheap. 372-5340. There will be a 50c service 351-8172. 4-2-11 5-2-1 : 5-2-12 5-2-15 and bookkeeping charge if WOODSIDE APARTMENTS. New, stViailOn 969 MONARCH with 7x10 this ad is not paid within one bedroom furnished, balcony, APARTMENT, FURNISHED, plus GIBSON ELECTRIC Guitar. GET IN on the funl one week. r~7.7r~ laundry, security locks, quiet area. utilities. Boys only. Available Rooms Excellent condition. Reasonable, expando, unfurnished, refrigerator Peanuts Personals in the Want FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to now. Call IV 2-6677 after 5:30 and range stay, sharp and clean. 351-8890 349-9152 O must sell. 332-3935, 5 - 7 p.m., each dayI The State News will be learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. p.m. 3-2-10 ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. Stonegate Manor. To see, call after 11 p.m. 3-2-11 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Completely furnished. 372-8077 Martha Mertz, 339-9466 or Simon responsible only for the NEED GIRL to sublet Spring Term. WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed to before 4 p.m. C Real Estate, Okemos Branch, Peanuts Personal first day's incorrect w Stoddard apartments. After 5 BOX SPRINGS,, Serta perfect LEARN FLYING through MSU club. share 349-3310. 4-2-10 insertion. pm 351-2490 3-2-12 luxury apartment near EAST SIDE. Students sleeper. Queen size, 3 months old, Low prices. Call Don, 351-8168. " ' or employed BILL, HAPPY 1095 daystoi campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 $85. 487-3027. 3-2-11 5"2"11 young man. Kitchen privileges. REMBRANDT, 12x50, 1970. Fully my cuddliest teddybear. I 1642 CAMBRIA. Luxury 2 bedroom, p.m. TF Bed linen furnished. Parking. carpeted. Furnished, with storage forever, Judy. 1-2-10 ■ air conditioned, dishwasher. SKI 489-0583, after 7 p.m. 3-2-11 - DADDLER, 1969. 24h.p. shed and garbage disposal. Must TWO BEDROOMS furnished. All electric Employment utilities furnished except SINGLE ROOM.. Grad student. start, brand new track, nice condition. $550.1 Phone sell fasti. Call 676-1412 or 462-4954. 5-2-11 SWEET ' TATER, this isn't either, but next year we' Ir ' Automotive ~ REDUCED. IMMEDIATELY. HasWtt electricity and telephone! Walking Quiet 372-3793. 5-2-15 more choices ATTENTION: REGISTERED nurses distance to campus. Four man home,. Fine location. - fruit, flov apartments. Two girls for fouf who want a challenge; an $66.25 a person, three man Parking. IV 2-8^04. 3-2-11 RICHARDSON, 1967. 12x47, 2 silk. Happy 3rd. All m man_ Barb Parness, 355-8252; BUICK, 1970, GS 455. 4 speed, air, $77.50 a person. HALSTEAD DIAMOND RING 54 point Marquis. bedrooms, skirted, utility always, Punkin. 1-2-10 opportunity to do bedside after 5:30 p.m. 351-2546. S-2-16 ram air. 313 SPARTAN HALL. Men, women, - 662-9858, comprehensive nursing care, and MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. Retail $795. Make offer. building, unfurnished. In Windsor persistently. 5-2-12 attend 2 month orientation TWO MAN. Sublease 0-14-2-19 singles. Immediate occupancy. 355-5421. 3-2-12 Estates. 646-6213. 5-2-16 a spring. Air Call 351-9286, 372-1031. 02-10 program combining clinical conditioning, garbage disposal. VS CADILLAC 1967 Sedan deVille. Air, HEATHKIT AA-15, 150 watts. 1967 MARLETTE, 12x60, deluxe experience and classes. block from campus. 351-9479, LANSING OR East Lansing. One all power, 6-way seats, AM-FM ROOMS IN farmhouse for females Electra voice, EV-117. Will model. Colonial interior, step-up Congratulations SANDY Undrt Applications now being accepted after 5 p.m. 3-2-11 bedroom furnished. Large, airy radio, vinyl top, new tires. Fine who like to live comfortably. new Rose Queen of Delta Si at Personnel Office of Sparrow rooms. Air conditioned. bargain, 353-8451. 3-2-12 kitchen, with dishwasher. Porch, condition. 627-2410. 5-2-10 676-1362. 5-2-10 skirting and utility shed. After Pi. The Pledges. 1-2-10 Hospital for part time and full ONE GIRL needed to sublet spring Beautifully maintained. Suitable time night (12 midnight to 8:30 PICK-UP CAMPER, and travel trailer. 4:30 p.m., call 393-3295. 10-2-22 term, Haslett Apartments, for faculty, grad students, business MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. Call after 5:30 p.m., 482-6671. CONGRATULATIONS SHANN a.m.). Positions in the Cardiac 351-1580.5-2-15 people, married couples. Lease. Care Unit. Plan to begin Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to 3-2-12 Debbie, Cheryl, new Rose 0 1 332-3135 or 882-6549. O orientation February 27, 1971. TWO GIRLS for four man, spring campus. 487-5753, 485-8836. O Lost & Found of Delta Sigma Pi. The Pli CHEVY 1967 Impala. Good 1-2-10 running 3-2-10 term. $66. Call 351-2686. 5-2-15 PAIR OF occasional chairs, condition, slightly damaged. Must MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share SPARROW, NEAR. Room for LOST: SILVER Indian ring. Friday contemporary style, good sell. 482-8765. 5-2-16 luxury apartment near campus. working girl, home privileges. Call in COSIMOTO, HAPPY 19th. 1 PART TIME employment: 12-20 NEED ONE girl for a 3-man, Call 351-0782 9 condition; paid $70 each - sell Library. Reward. Call a.m. - 6 p.m. TF after 4 p.m., 484-9158. 3-2-12 $25, each. 351-4032. 1-2-10 351-4543. 3-2-11 laugh weird, but v CHEVROLET 1968 Impala hours per week. Automobile University Terrace. 351-8922. (He-He). Beebles, Goat, I convertible, 327. Good condition, requ ired, 351 -5800. O 5"2"15 For Sale sacrifice. Must Houses 4-TRACK RCA tape recorder, $40. LOST: MAN'S gold baseball ring. 1-2-10 sell. Phone Deluxe car air conditioner, $50. 694-2460. 5-2-10 YOUNG MEN willing to work in SOUTH LOGAN, furnished. 3 rooms, TEAC 4010-S automatic Red stone. Call 393-8686. ELLEN AND STEV exchange for horse's board or for AM utilities paid. Deposit required. FOUR GIRLS, spring; 6 girls, reverse 337-1139. 5-2-16 Reward. 3-2-10 horse summer; 7 girls, fall. Large, well - stereo tape deck; Pioneer model Congratulations on your pii CHEVROLET 1962, 283. Good local and board. MILLER _J'^2-8233^3-2-1^1 kept, furnished house, all utilities 77, 3 way stereo speakers; HART METAL Skiis, 210 cm. Cost Barry and Cheryl. 1-2-10 travel. $75. 353-0944 after 2 p.m. RANCH' 645 7362' 6457762 0 3-2-10 TW0 BEDR00M furnished mobile paid. Washer, dishwasher, air - Kenwood TK-140X 170 watt $150 new, will sell for $35. Personal stereo AM-FM receiver. Harman HONEY, HAPPY 22 You're ATTENTION NAVAL RESERVE £ome units- Lakeview lots. conditioning, dishes, study room - 372-1752. 3-2-12 favorite old manl Honey B DODGE, 1950. Runs and looks good. OFFICERS, grades Lieutenant $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes with desks. Phone 351-8182. Kardon 50 watt AM-FM stereo ATTENTION ARTISTS: Works, all 1-2-10 Best offer. Call Friday, February and below. Drill pay is available. from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 5-2-10 compact with speakers. STEREO ROTARY ANTENNA VHF-UHF, mediums, wanted. By amateur, IV 9-3417. 5-2-16 amplifiers, tuners, receivers, $100. Serta Queen size bed, $90. advanced and accomplished to 12, 484-3113. 4-2-12 URGENT: NEEDED liberal students HERITAGE ARMS Apartment. Male turntables, and tape recorders. TV 655-3375. 5-2-16 exhibit and sell in new gallery. PUNKIN, HAPPY 3rd annivi to share house. Call 351-2356. PART TIME, earn up to $50 - $75 to share two bedrooms furnished, sets. 98 track tape players. 250 happy Valentine's Day, too. FIAT 66 station wagon. Radio, Grand opening this spring. Call per week. Car necessary. Call 3-2-12 used 8 track tapes, cassettes and 'Tater. 1-2-10 heater, $350. Phone 349-9318 Nice. Call 393-6491. 3-2-10 SKI BOOTS. Hochlend, Men's size Tricia, 372-9441. 3-2-10 351 -7319 for interview. C reel tapes. AM-FM and police 8'/a. Worn 5-2-10 onco. $25. 882-3918. ~ OWN ROOM IN four girl duplex. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Chuck. Hi _- _r ONE GIRL to sublet Cedar Village band radios and oriental wall 1-2-10 Nice place, $58. Near campus. Pat, STUDENTOURS SPRING Break. FIAT, 1969 Convertible, 950Spider, For Rent apartment immediately, in 4 man. tapestries. WILCOX Acapulco $219, Nassau $179, nice day. Compared tome.yo white. Call after 5 p.m., 372-8976. 351-9029. 3-2-12 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East getting to be an old man. IJ 332-1431. 3-2-10 Montego Bay $219. Call Mike STUDENTOURS SPRING Break. 5-2-16 Michigan, 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 Panter, 353-2770. 5-2-12 your Personal State Ni THREE Acapulco $219, Nassau $179, FORD, 1967 Custom, six cylinder °«ir$I!'rir!m,F^liWieS' 7mMEDI ATELY,~(^NE^giM 7or_Cedar BEDROOM duplex. Spacious, $195, includes utilities. p.m., Monday thru Saturday. C Montego Bay $219. Call Frank Ad-visor. 1-2-1.0 RENTALS 372 49« C 349-0242 after 5 p.m. 5-2-16 Buck, 351-8604. 5-2-12 stick. Good condition. Call 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, 355-5822. 3-2-11 TV RENTALS - Students only. Low FURNISHED APARTMENTS. One MUSICIANS SEEK roommate - own canisters and uprights. Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 and up. TYPEWRITER, ~~UNDERWOOD CROSSWORD term rates- Ca" bedroom room in house near $140, $160. 3 bedroom, campus. portable, $24.95. Used furniture ,0 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C reserve Vours. $225. Near campus. 351-9036. 351-9160. 3-2-12 DENNIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. of all kinds. ABC SECONDHAND PUZZLE 5-2-12 STORE, 1208 Turner. C Opposite City Market. C-2-11 FORD CUSTOM 500, 1964. $175. EAST SIDE. Newly remodeled, Good running condition. Call STEREOS AND Refrigerators for ONE MALE needed for Lansing furnished 3 bedroom home. rent. A TO Carpeted, strict landlord TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student 351-7071. 5-2-15 Z RENTAL apartment. Own room. 489-2991. wants 28. Persian fairy 349-2220.0 ' 5-2-12 serious conservative tenants. $200 units. These spacious luxury apartments 1. Autumn pear 32. Different MERCURY 351-3969. O are completely CAPRI, 1971, blue - 5. Corrected 33. Lockjaw STROBE LIGHT rentals by the carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean mink, 9700 miles. Must sell. night OKEMOS, ONE bedroom apartment, 12. Favorite 35. Forbidding FOR IMMEDIATE sublease: first furniture. 351-2404. 3-2-10 or weekend. Call MARSHALL furnished, parking, utilities paid. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 13. Italian dish 37. Dress edge floor of house one block from MUSIC, 351-7830. C-2-10 351-6586. 5-2-10 individual control 14. Scarlett's home. 38. Chapeau campus. Includes basement and - central air conditioning. These four man MUSTANG, 1967, V-8, automatic, 15. Mum. 41. Alternative radio. Excellent condition, will garage. Two bedrooms, kitchen, units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure 16. Mild reproach 42. Oolong sacrifice. 355-5955. 3-2-11 bath, and large front room. Some time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated 17. Attribute 44. Eggs Us furniture. Located on Beal Street. Call 332-8765. 2-2-10 19. At home 45. Creek MUSTANG 1967. 4 barrel, 390. Tan. swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you DOWN 20. Prosperous 47. Pay one's share 1. Snaffle £ Pretend Excellent condition. $785 want to to among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM EAST SIDE of Lansing. Completely call 21 Roman bronze 50. Blessing 2. Harem room sickness 351-5547. X-4-2-12 furnished and carpeted. Call today. There 2 bedroom units 23. Columbus' ' 52. Wound mark 3. Women's club Occurrenct start at $65/month per man. Nickelsymw LAST DAY DON'T DEMY 489-2089. 5-2-15 caravel 53. Private chapel 4. Talon f . OLDSMOBILE 98, 1965. Excellent ■ MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY 26. Net 54. Safe-cracker 5. Pepper plant . Remove tl«" condition. Private owner. Asking EXCEPT SUNDAY $700. 339-2628. 5-2-16 1 4 a i ' b 9 IO " . Charles LP NOTICE FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: a u 13 . [at .Pagoda span# OLDSMOBILE 1965, 4 door hardtop. Runs excellently. he Handbook MARSH/ CHANEL 372-2797 or332-6441 n % IS ornament Prayer be* Original $650. upholstry 355-1737 or excellent. 332-3672. Undergraduate Courses for the College of Social Science it SIX, NINE and TWEL VE MONTH LEASES •7 % \P % . Moray 3-2-10 TODAY prepared each term to assist students in selecting courses foi AVAILABLE. % ''4 i? JT- % tr w- 20 . . Midlands Wallaba OLDSMOBILE 1965 Cutlass, 4 speed, V-8. Fine condition. $475. their next term's schedule. Courst outlines submitted by the Faculty % w % %% Jo 31 Trench art" Intensify % . usually include informant .Herb of g"" dtopcfcmgfjam 489-5896. 5-2-12 textbooks or reading lists, 3i 35 ' 3M Doctrine OLDS, 1965 Jetstar 88. Full power, content and objectives % . and good body, $500. 351-0177! FOR YOU TO SAY guidelines to be followed. Explosive & . if 5-2-15 "I LOVE YOU/' THE Handbooks may be examined after Feb. 10 in the Libraries, 4620 S. Hagadorn %% 3e i9 % to Ml 12 % 43 , „ Human W" Vagrant OPEL 1900 LS, 1970, automatic, radio, vinyl roof. $1600 or best. VALENTINE DISPLAY WAY. Residence Halls, Fraternities, Sororities, Co - op Houses, just north of Mt. Hope Rd. "" % nt l) %% 40 i. i, Verily Sumatra" 351-8737.5-2-16 Counseling Center, Each Dean's Office MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: % squirrel'1™ L and with Academic IN RED color! Advisors in each Social Science {>0 51 62 I. Simple PLYMOUTH FURY, 1969 440. College Major Department. Please Alco Management 44 % i. Some $1375 or best offer. After 6pm 351-2128.3-2-12 347 Student Services 355-8255 ask to look at it if not displayed. readily Company % children^ Work unit . Neuter p'» ■Sjil! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 10, 1971 13 Recreation Service Earthquake batters California Wake up Service anytime. Eaton Rapids area. Lansing - Reasonable 663-7161. 6-2-16 STUDENTOURS, SPRING Break furniture flipped over, chimneys crumbled, Acapulco $219, Nassau (Continued from 1) valley. All schools were closed. tonal $179' page pictures on walls and dishes on shelves But at the devastated hospitals the scene Montego Bay $219. Call Fred vertical cracks and Sanchez, 355-2824. 5-2-12 some leaking of its 6.7 crashed, roads were torn and crumpled, was one of tragedy as rescuers combed billion gallons of water, the city's largest bridges collapsed. On some old structures rubble for bodies and injured. TV, RADIO store. Hundreds of families were roofs fell in and walls fell outward. Major and Appliance Service. evacuated The Veterans Administration facility and officials Reasonable rates. Phone E. began draining the lake. freeways were blocked. had 80 patients in three wards in the Harvey, ED 2-4225. 20-3-5 The county's Scores of fires broke out as gas mains nearly seven million collapsed buildings. More than 100 residents were asleep or PAINTING preparing for the ruptured. A few streets were flooded due firemen, backed up by doctors from other INTERIOR - Custom day when the shock came — sudden shakes to water main breaks. Power was knocked work at reasonable prices. Grad for those close, a hospitals, worked to ease the pain of those strong rolling motion for out in many areas, along with telephone students, references. 372-8158. C trapped and injured. Helicopters airlifted those more distant. service. the victims to other hospitals. 0PE $209 STUDENTOURS, Indescribable confusion ensued. Firemen and utility workers quickly Seismologists said the quake was not the lind iripjet to London, Summer Typing Service Residents awoke to find their beds tossing brought most situations under control. long - predicted "big one" on the San ( Call Eddie, 393-7520. 6*12 like ships at sea. Windows shattered, Evacuation centers were set up in the Andreas fault, which traverses the state BARBI MEL: Typing, north south. Major shocks on the San nFNTOUHS SPRING Break: No job too large ormultilithing. - Seo $219: Nassau, $179, Block off campus. too small. 332-3255. C Andreas, such as the devastating 1906 San mego Bay, $219- Call Ellen Francisco shake, run to magnitudes of 8 or ^V357^12 For Spring Break TYPING, TERM papers and Electric typewriter, fast service Call 349-1904. 32-3-12 theses. Panel briefed on war more and are called "great" earthquakes. There was widespread minor damage outside the Los Angeles area. Minor (Continued from page 1) 8 DAYS ON THE North Vietnamese operating base. window breakage and plaster cracking were is SPANISH RIVIERA | TYPING DONE in my home. right in opposing the action. Operating in front of the South reported in scores of communities. Manuscripts, legal experience The column, by Vietnamese, U.S. helicopter Cobras 249.00 | Joseph Alsop, also says Citizens, many experiencing their first Phone 489-0898. 5-2-11 Fulbright would loathe being proved wrong attacked enemy supply depots 15 miles mplete Deluxe ,.Pn„.„b Package severe earth tremors, reacted almost surgery Ruplr 351 -8604 COMPLETE THESES by U.S. success in Southeast Asia. inside Laos. uniformly with surprise and some degree of service. But, administration spokesmen said Frontier reports said the Cobras hit at alarm. Discount printing. IBM typing and Tuesday, the White House does not least one oil dump and an ammunition Mrs. Jerome Stone of suburban binding of theses, resumes, publications. Across from campus, necessarily endorse that or any other storage area, causing large fires and some Diamond Point: "The windows rattled like s. Check now! corner MAC and Grand River, particular conclusion in the column. explosions. someone was pounding them with a sledge The column was included in a Field dispatches said the South hammer. I thought our house was going to below Style Shop. Call packet Real Estate COPYGRAPH SERVICES mailed to editorial writers and members of Vietnamese had set up two artillery fire slide down the hill." 337-1686. C the Washington press bases inside Laos, one of them 15 miles Said one housewife: "I was in my corps Monday night e'wiTH STUDIO - need a TYPING by Herbert G. Klein, President Nixon's west of the border. kitchen. I fell down and hung onto the sink - IBM Selectric. Fast |ne with a studio? Lots of space director of communications. These reports said U.S. cargo helicopters and started praying." accurate service. Thesis, Term d exotic Asian decor? Then this In South Vietnam, Vietnamese troops air - lifted five 105mm howitzers and half a Los Angeles' first major skyscraper, the papers. 484-2661. 0-2-12 der 4 bed home in Lansing could and tanks pressed westward across dozen mortars along with ammunition and 32-story Occidental building completed in the home for you. The home branches of the Ho Chi Minh trail in other supplies for the new fire bases. 1965, was closed so it could be inspected PROFESSIONAL 0 has: a dining room, den, THESIS southern Laos Tuesday behind for damage. It was checked to see if it enemy South reened summer porch, living PREPARATION forces retreating under the furious lash of Vietnamese officers said their suffered damage at points where two om with fireplace, a studio U.S. air power. intelligence reports indicated that the sections of the structure were linked by lice in rear yard, and all on easy North Vietnamese troops in the At last reports, the main column in the operation "seismic joints" to provide flexibility IA-VA terms. To see call aynard Beery, 351-5210 or second day of the operation had proceeded area are mostly young and untrained and that the main force veterans were under earthquake stress. Building officials Quake map mon Real Estate, Okemos - MSU about 12 miles inside Laos along Highway deployed said investigation showed no structural Complct* Professional Thesis Service for in Cambodia. This map locates the towns of inch, 349-3310. 5-2-12 Master's and Doctoral Candidates. Free 9, slowed by U.S. bomb craters in the road damage. Saugus and Newhall which Brochure and Consultation. Please Call and bad weather that suddenly closed in. The Public and private agencies mobilized to were reported hardest hit when an earthquake jolted FREAKS! We have the perfect Cliff and Paula Haughoy 337 1527 or 627 2936 Ahead of the South Vietnamese, 25 object of the South Vietnamese Southern California incursion is to cut the Ho Chi Minh cope with the disaster. Police went on Tuesday. The initial temblor and nctuary. Create your own miles deep into Laos, lay Sepone, trail, several strong aftershocks created cracks in the dam of the e world in this together heavily the last major supply route of the North emergency duty to prevent looting. The ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith bombed and almost deserted. It is a main Red Cross set up shelters in the valley. 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