Thursday God . .. MICHIGAN I ^asure ,e 63 is a concept our pain. Number 126 by which we UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan . . degrees. Cloudy . chance of High temperature . snow . 30 . flurries. to 35 Thursday, February 11, 1971 COUNT 46 KILLED J Death, damage toll rises at California quake " site From The AP and UPI the steel and concrete rubble of two Highways reckoned $15 million damage to collapsed three story ward buildings. M - state roads, much of it attributed to LOS ANGELES — The toll of dead Well over 100 patients and employes collapsed bridges and freeway overpasses. continued to rise and property were inside when the 6:01 a.m. temblor Utilities suffered damages estimated in damage shook the 45 - year - old structure apart. mounted into the hundreds of millions the tens of millions. A city spokesman said Scores were injured and many others there have been nearly 2,500 requests for Wednesday as Southern California continued to quiver from aftershocks of trapped. For nearly 24 hours moans and building inspections and more than 100 |*w Tuesday's devastating earthquake. Workers searched the ruins of a veterans cries came from victims trapped alive. Many injured were extricated and flown by structures have been found unfit for occupancy. hospital where the bodies of 27 patients helicopter to other hospitals. A University of Michigan physicist said and employes had been found. Authorities said there was little chance the earthquake was a "relatively modest They said I 13 persons still of additional survivors. seismological event" in comparison to the are missing. In all, In Washington. Sen. authorities tallied 46 deaths, nine by heart Alan Cranston, "major" quake scientists say is inevitable attack. More than 1,000 persons were D-Calif., introduced a bill to require that before the end of the century. injured. all VA hospitals be constructed or 'The 'major' earthquake that we are Fears of a rupture in the cracked dam of remodeled >.o meet earthquake resistance the city's largest reservoir eased as the construction standards. He said the one expecting will probably be in the area of water level fell, due to that collapsed doesn't meet standards and 8.2, which means that several hundred to a draining. The that the law requires only thousand times more earthquake energy is 80,000 persons evacuated from the area fireproofing. were not allowed to return but officials In Sacramento the chairman of the going to be released," Dr. Peter Franken said in a telephone interview. said only a powerful new shock could legislature's Earthquake Safety Committee, cause trouble. Sen. Alfred Alquist, D-San Jose, proposed Because California soil is seismologically RHH Vice President consultations and Agnew, sent here for that state standards for school buildings be applied to all public structures. active, Franken said, "about every half a an inspection tour after century, there is one hell of an President Nixon declared California a Aftershocks by the hundreds emanated earthquake." disaster area, arrived for a The sooner the next major quake hits helicopter look from the region of the quake's center in Searching f at hard - hit areas with Gov. Ronald Reagan and Mayor Sam Yorty. Attention centered on the VA hospital the San Gabriel Mountains 26 miles northwest. A dozen or more fairly strong the area, the better, Franken said, because "the longer the quakes, the more severe span between major they tend to be." ones kept the area jiggling Wednesday but lorkers use a crane and large bins to remove the wreckage of buildings at the Sylmar Veterans Administration at Sylmar in the west end of the San caused no new damage. Magnitudes of the Fernando Valley just 10 miles from the lospital in Southern California where many patients and employes died in Tuesday's earthquake. It is estimated stronger shocks were around 5 on the I will take several days to remove the wreckage covering victims. quake's center. Some 250 workmen probed Richter scale, compared with 6.6 for the AP Wirephoto first. Football critic Authorities began the massive job of Dave Meggysey, a former professional assessing damage, most of it within a i5 arrested in football player and a critic of "the football Lansing sit-in 40-mile radius of the quake's center. Los Angeles County estimated damage racket," will speak at 2 p.m. today in the to public facilities at $125 million. It had Auditorium. His talk on the brutality and no estimate of damage to private structures corruption in football is part of the Great but said the toll would be high. The city Issues series. By United Press International members and black ministers, until a force At least one of those arrested was not a Those adults who did not post interim made a preliminary estimate of $186 of about 40 Lansing policemen arrived. insing police late Wednesday arrested student at the school, Ingham County bond of $100 each were held at the million for homes and businesses plus county The youths ■young persons, all but one of them Prosecutor Raymond Scodeller said. jail in Mason. surrendered peaceably, additional "tens of millions" for public Ik. who occupied the administration Scodeller said the youths, who staged Included in the students' demands Scodeller said. facilities. The California Division of Court hears were Tee at J. W. Sexton High School after the sit-in to present school principal Dale guarantees of an annual day to honor black I sit-in forced school officials to cancel Metts with a list of eight demands, broke achievements, more black counselors, more up furniture, damaged typewriters and office space for black organizations, more emptied purses left by teachers in a walk-in black history and culture courses and a pidochina rally safe in the office. He estimated total dollar loss "in excess of $2,000." Twenty - nine of those arrested were committee to review discipline policies and practices. School was closed at about noon challenges on i rally to demand the immediate older than 17 and would be charged with Wednesday and was not expected to open (idrawal of all U.S. ground, air and trespassing in warrants to be issued today, again until at least Friday. t troops from Indochina will be J•rnational at 1 p.m. today in the Center for Scodeller said. Others were being held at Ingham County Juvenile Home, The demonstrators administration office remained in the after afternoon voting results Programs. pending petitions to be filed in probate classes were cancelled and did not leave, court. despite pleas by local board of education By JOHN JUEL State News Staff Writer The All - University Student Judiciary ssociation plans to seek heard two cases Tuesday night challenging the outcome of the recent ASMSU referendum on proposed constitutional amendments. The judiciary is expected to release its decision today. Ity Both cases were directed against lacu By STEVE WATERBURY union Proposal 4 on the referendum, which made the heads of five major governing groups — Men's Halls Assn. (MHA), Women's Inter - residence Council (WIC), Interfraternity Council (IFC), Panhellenic Council State News Staff Writer seek support from additional faculty members before petitioning (Pan'nel) and Off - Campus Council (OCC) the board of trustees to begin negotiations. — voting members of the ASMSU Student Pembers of the Michigan Assn. for Higher Education (MAHE) The Michigan Public Employes Relations Act (PERA) of 1965 Board. T seek recognition as a collective bargaining unit for the requires that a prospective bargaining agent obtain signatures The first suit, Off - Campus Council P campus. from 30 per cent of the employes in a unit for an election to be held (OCC) vs. Mark Jaeger (ASMSU elections P the MAHE meeting Tuesday in the Michigan Education if recognition is not granted voluntarily by an employer. commissioner), charged that the improper Ration (MEA) Building in East Lansing, the association If an organization secures signatures from a majority of the placing of polling places violated the »Vts I MSU organizational constitution and renamed the group faculty members who would comprise the MSU bargaining unit, intention of the ASMSU constitution to Faculty Associates." an election is not necessary, and that organization would be provide fair and impartial elections. [. newly named organization retains its affiliation with the certified by the Michigan Employment Relations Commission as In the second case, Larry Stempel joutannpW'th the National Education Association (NEA). Faculty Associates authorized the creation of a University the "exclusive bargaining agent" for MSU faculty. (McDonel - Shaw district representative) vs. If no organization secures a majority in the election, but Jaeger and ASMSU Chairman Harold I"* task force, as the "initial phase of organizing for collective bargaining is approved by a majority, a run-off election Buckner, Stempel contended that the Tess'°nal negotiations." ► spokesman for Faculty Associates said Tuesday in a news fso that "a large majority of faculty members (at MSU) want is held between the two top vote getters. Nationally, nearly 70 higher education collective bargaining Referendum Proposal 4 passed by the student board was not the same as the proposal that finally agreements are in effect as labor unions and professional Larry Stempel, Northville, III., junior and McDonel - Shaw district appeared on the ballot. Tyve ^gaining. We've been discussing it informally for organizations spearhead a drive to organize professors at both Stempel requested that Proposal 4 of the J?st a year. We're public and private colleges and universities. representative, spoke before the All - University Student Judiciary referendum be declared unconstitutional, *>°'n8 ®head with plans to organize the faculty and Most of these agreements are at two - year junior colleges, Tuesday night concerning the recent ASMSU referendum. Stempel that the judiciary issue a statement to the |h Presentation to negotiate with the University." while six four - year institutions have negotiated contracts with claims that Proposal 4 passed by the student board was not the same as effect that ASMSU minutes must not be Iltv ■ > group ^orce P^ns a series of departmental meetings and the proposal that finally appeared on the ballot. altered after they are passed by the board discussions. Representatives in each college will (Please turn to page 11) State News photo by Bruce Remington (Please turn to page 11) onetary By DAVID BASSETT State News Staff Writer of instruction, construction, maintenance and security in "a decade of growing inflation and increased demands for services." more than ills 1970. This loss gives U $4.5 million. - D a total deficit of afflict of business affairs, said that while the school' budget is balanced at the present time, general colleges. decline sta in enrollment among private Marygrove College in Detroit appears to be in approximately $5 million is needed for In even more tenuous position. the past five years, Marygrove has Whiie the largest A second study, financed by the Ford George Loughran, development of programs and plant facilities. private colleges in Michigan experienced a decline in enrollment of almost I aren't painting "Going Out of Business" signs Foundation and the Carnegie Commission, Marygrove treasurer, said the school is presently On the brighter side, Adrian College, Calvin 400. Laughran said that a "modest" increase 1 yet, several of them corroborated the conclusions of the AAC, $400,000 in the red, with no immediate College in Grand Rapids and Albion College all are either in serious financial could "help our budget enormously, and an | double or heading for it. placing such private colleges as Stanford, the prospects for improvement. report that their budgets should remain increase of only 300 -400 would put us in the The University of California at Berkeley and New Lawrence Institute of Technology in Detroit, commensurate with their needs, at least for the monetary woes of these once wealthy black and keep us there for the next 20 York University in financial difficulty. the second largest privately funded future. The years." I 'notations places them in a situation similar to college in near Carnegie Commission .report, "Maybe Lawrence Institute needs more I th?t of many of the nation's most prestigious In Michigan the trouble starts at the top, with Michigan, reports a balanced budget at the however, placed Albion among the 41 colleges it I Private the University of Detroit (UD), the largest present but would make no predictions for the studied which are "headed for trouble." buildings," Laughran said, "but we need more colleges. future. Students. We could easily double our present private college in the state, reporting a loss of One of the primary reasons for the present I r t recent study by the Assocition of American Michael Mitchell, Lawrence Institute's director financial crisis in Michigan appears to be a I sieges (AAC) blamed the crisis on rising costs $1,363,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, (Please turn to p 8 11) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februai news Minority j State of U' talk summary From the wjres of AP and UPI. at MSU re set for Monday President Wharton will deliver his first State r University speech Monday to the Faculty Convocti the personnel center, said this year's have to work hard toward these Fairchild Theatre. 1:811011 in turnover in personnel is likely to goals," Breslin said. "I hope they The address, scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. isoDenf be substantially lower than in can .L be reached by the date public. The Auditorium has been reserved to accomm,. "Two - thirds of the off - previous years due to the established, but the budget will Reaching minority economic situation outside the have a great deal to do with any overflow. "loaate campus polling places were The State of the University address located in fraternities and employment goals at MSU may University. hiring procedures." was oriai- „ not be as easy as setting them, Another problem is that no Glander said predictions on scheduled to coincide with Wharton's formal nrpsirfpnt The inaucruratinn hoc inaumfi^s ration y sororities, where only one - eighth Jack Breslin, executive vice minority people will apply for the economic situation as as president. The inauguration has Kt. been _ during indefinitely, however, because Mrs. Wharton is Postponed of the off - campus students live." president, said Tuesday. certain jobs that open. the next four months will be minor surgery this month. undergoing The goal of increasing If a federal grant - Mary Jo VonMach provides hard to make. The last State of the University minority employment at all money for hiring a highly skilled speech (See story, p. i) Off-Campus Council levels within the University from Ph.D., it "It doesn't matter if you win former President John Hannah shortly before^tsdpn!^ by co-president might be difficult to the game by an early lead or in 9.2 to 10.6 per cent as set by find a minority person to fill the the last three mindtes as long as i in 1969. President Wharton did not deliver the on Jil, PRESIDENT WHARTON Equal Opportunity Programs job, Ballard said. you win," Ballard said. French participation planned (EOP) Breslin said. "seems reasonable," "There might have been 100 I blacks in that field since the France plans strong But due to budget cuts and a beginning participation in North Atlantic of time," he said. "So Treaty Organization (NATO) naval exercises beginning hiring slowdown, administrators where are we going to find are reluctant to say whctner the them?" FOR DESEGREGATION Friday off the Portuguese coast, reversing a trend Sept. 1, 1971, target date for Meeting the EOP goal would established under the late President Charles de Gaulle. reaching the goal is realistic. require hiring 153 minority School fund abuse cited The French Embassy said Wednesday that France is With few new positions being people by Sept. 1. sending eight warships to the created, the only way to increase "There's maneuvers, including an no question that we aircraft carrier. The minority employment will be to exercises, code - named "Sunny replace white employes with Seas," will be among the largest undertaken recently by black, Spanish American, WASHINGTON (AP) - The NATO. American Indian or Oriental Nixon Welfare Elliot L. Richardson said what programs can achieve truly and the administration, seeking the $60.7 million integrated schools. eligibility 0f 87 0 France had participated in NATO activities, including people. Breslin said. $1.4 billion more to help schools the was questionable. maneuvers, on only a limited scale since DeGaulle "No one is advocating that we lion desegregate, acknowledged administration has allotted to Commissioner of Education Richardson said the b fire nine whites today and hire the South under its Emergency reintroduced forced removal of the defense alliance's headquarters Wednesday some funds have Sidney P. Marland Jr., who this session nine blacks tomorrow," Elliott School Aid Act has been a big from Paris. Ballard, assistant to the The workshops on gone schools. to ineligible Southern help in achieving desegregation. accompanied Richardson, said contains safeguards prevent the alleged abuses desiSI open the administration aims at broad president, said. schools will be held at 12:40 correction of He 5 Yugoslavs kidnaped But Ballard indicated that the p.m., Feb. 23 and 25 and March 2 and 4 in McDonel Three districts Georgia and Louisiana in Virginia, have had "I believe that the availability of these funds was responsible in discriminatory school practices on a district - acknowledged putting the funds out in a J ireu « only way to achieve minority wide basis. And because each to help schools meet Two young Croatians seized two women and three Kiva, and not at 2 p.m. as their funds canceled, the Senate large measure for the relatively a Supn employment goals would be to district education subcommittee was calm and smooth transition from varies, he said, no general Court deadline to men inside the Yugoslav consulate in Goteberg, replace people who leave with reported in Wednesday's end q, definition of desegregation systems this school year k minority people. State News. told, and 51 other districts are in dual to unitary school systems Sweden, Wednesday and threatened to kill them unless suffices. agency sacrificed a degree d However, Leonard H. danger of losing theirs. which occurred," he said. Yugoslavia frees a Croatian terrorist under death Glander, director of the , Nevertheless, Secretary of Mondale cited the report of control. ^ sentence and sends him to Spain with SI00,000. The money already spent is one group which said 179 of 295 "Because of the dispatch AH the hostages were identified as Yugoslavs. part of a $75 million down nil district funds by the Health which funding determine! The pair set a deadline of 9 a.m. today - 3 a.m. EST payment on $1.5 billion Education and Welfare Dept. The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State were made," he said, "erroisji - for the release of Miljenko Katz, condemned Belgrade court after a series of bombings directed by a University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Authorities requested by President Nixon last year to ease the burden of were various ineligible because of civil rights infractions, occur concede." which Subscription rate is $14 per year. desegregation. Richardson against Yugoslav Serbs. renewed the request and said it They demanded safe conduct for Katz to fly to Spain Member Associated Press, United Press International, rule death is among the administration's Texas with the SI00,000. Egypt asked to reconsider Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press, Collegiate Press highest domestic priorities. But a conflict with Senate favor groups Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban called on Egypt Association, United States Student Press Association. as suicide supporters desegregation of bill, another which Wednesday to lift its 30-day deadline Middle East cease - fire and urged it to take a second on the latest Second ■ class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services said Ingham County Jack Holmes blocked appeared action last unresolved year, at c/ean for p look at Premier Golda Meir's Suez Canal proposals Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Wednesday that an MSU Wednesday's hearing. Sen. Michigan. student found dead Friday died Walter F. Mondale, D - Minn., before turning them down. Student and faculty support is of self - inflicted gunshot Stephen Spurr, vice chief sponsor of the alternate pi Eban told a news conference that the March 7 limit Phones: wounds. growing at the University of and dean of the graduate sd measure, said the administration Texas (U-T) at Austin for Dead is Kathleen R. Lester. imposed by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat does not Editorial 355-8252 approach would lead to "a token, naming Page Keeton, dean of the at the University of Michigan,! create the proper atmosphete fot ftae and fruitful talks Classified Advertising 355-8255 Lansing sophomore. Holmes sterile kind of elimination of Texas law school, as president of the other possible preside) Display Advertising said she died about 11 p.m. choice. 353-6400 dual school systems with no real the university, sources at the on the complefc^sSues'aVstakg!v Business - Circulation 355-3447 Thursday and was found in a desegregation at all." Cantlon and Spurr are bo Lansing motel Daily Texan, U-T student Photographic 355-8311 room Friday by a ecologists. Antiwar protests quiet maid. Officei said they found a Under the administration newspaper, said Wednesday. MSU Provost John E. Cantlon pistol in the motel room. proposal 80 per cent of the Generally quieter and fewer in number past, antiwar demonstrators in several cities Wednesday than in the money states would be allotted to the on the basis of their is one of three final candidates in the running for the U-T BLFI sets protested the South Vietnamese incursion into Laos. minority school age population. presidency. The final selection is expected Woofocr School districts desegregating The demonstrations and in general peaceful. were mostly on college campuses either under court order or voluntarily would be eligible for to be made at the March 12 meeting of the U-T Board of meeting td However, there was trouble at one large university. grants to facilitate the process. Regents. An estimated 500 young persons swarmed the Social Science Wisconsin in Madison and Building at the University of through The other 20 per cent would be allotted at the discretion of A student - faculty steering committee has gathered 900 names so far on a petition in mark wee| interrupted an auditorium the secretary of welfare for pilot support of Keeton, Daily Taxan The Black Liberation F class which was immediately dismissed I A htu (fukoKiKModt^Attaiiu^ programs that would serve as by the professor. sources said. International (BLFI) I models for other school systems. Keeton, who will be 62 in Atkins tells of threats August, would face a mandatory re-scheduled their meeting i| UOiP'^ The Mondale bill aims at observance of Black Hista retirement in three years unless achieving stable, Week from Wednesday to to Susan quality the regulation is waived Atkins, who confessed integrated schools through a by the at 7 p.m. in 7 Morrill Hall. board of regents. Tuesday to killing actress Sharon wide variety of demonstration "If they asked me to come Speakers will be Safari Chite; of Tate, told a jury in Los Angeles U ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK projects. The focused money would be much more down and look at it (U-T) I Tanzania; Maina • Kinyatti of Kenya; ( Wednesday she was threatened with FROM THE MOTION PICTURE than narrowly guess I would," Cantlon said the gas chamber if she didn't testify under the administration Jan. 14. He has never been on Bambaata, BLFI administrator^ approach in an effort to find just the Austin campus. genera], and Chui Karega, B' before the county grand jury. I Speaking calmly, the slender, 22 - year - old brunette said her grand jury LOVE STORY minister of information. I testimony "wasn't freely and I voluntarily given because I had so 1 much pressure coming from so many [ different places." * Describing a meeting with Deputy Dist. Atty. Vincent Bugliosi after her WANTED: arrest, she said several times, looking College men and women for man¬ at the agement positions in government. prosecutor: "Vince, you know Must meet physical requirements. MISS ATKINS it's the truth." Financial aid available for in- college trainees, or applicants can enroll in Brickley rejects subsidy special training course on graduation. Stateside and/or overseas travel Lt. Gov. James Brickley has decided not to accept guaranteed. money from the Republican party to supplement his salary. Republican State Chairman William McLaughlin had planned to ask the GOP State Finance Committee to allocate S6.000 a year to supplement the $25,000 per year Brickley is receiving as lieutenant governor. However, there has been some criticism of the proposal over the past few days. "I have concluded that the logic of these proposals - Here's a government position with a while it may be basically sound — is not as lege, you can get your commission important as real future for both men and women through the Air Force Officer Train¬ An officer's job in the Air Force maintaining, not only in fact but in appearance, the A ing Program. It is open to all college management level job in anybody's integrity of my public responsibilities," Brickely said. book. Certainly, there's no better grads, both men and women, who Randolph AFB, Texas 78148 ( "For this reason I have decided not to qualify. information from any source as a supplementation for accept any funds way to get the experience and train¬ ing needed for executive responsi¬ Check it out. You'll find that the Air Force is one career that Please send me more j carrying out bility. offers □ Officer Training School my public responsibilities." If you have two years of college something for everyone. Nearly 430 different jobs, ranging from aero¬ □ Air Force ROTC Program remaining, you could find yourself State mourns ex-governor earning an Air Force commission nautical engineering to zoology, with almost Gov. while you learn, everything else, includ¬ Milliken Tuesday ordered all flags on state through the Air ing flying, in between. But whatever Force ROTC two-year program your duties, you'll soon discover buildings to be lowered to half staff through Thursday Along with college credits and a that the Air Force in mourning for Michigan's World War II commission, you'll receive$50each wil^let you move Governor, month as a student. And just as far and as fast as your tal¬ Harry F. Kelly. upon grad¬ ents can take uation, that management position you. So look ahead and let Kelly, who was 75, died Monday in Florida from a we promised will be waiting for you lege years pay off for your col¬ massive stroke. He was governor from 1943 to 1947. If an advanced degree is in you v.-ith a your plans, you'll be happy to learn that managerial position in the U.S. Air In a proclamation in Lansing, Milliken said the state the Air Force has a number Force. Just send in this coupon or of out¬ write to lost one of its most dedicated USAF Military Personnel • public servants with the standing programs to help you fur¬ I understand there Is no obligation. ther your education. Center, Dept. A, Randolph AFB, death of Kelly. Texas 78148, and get your If you're in your final year of col¬ uate career off the postgrad¬ Services for Kelly were scheduled for ground. today in Detroit. Survivors include Kelly's wife, Ann; four Find yourself in theUnited Steles Air Fotfj three sisters; four sons and two brothers; daughters. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 11, 1971 3 HOARD uarantined astronauts get USS NEW »cured on a deck of this prima until earlv Thursrtnv m™.ni„n physical tests FANS (AP) -EA1NS ' _ The Apollo recovery ship. 'J...... The • ">e ouramon Spacecraft Center. Arrival is Scientists believe the Apollo medical technicians the flat plains where the spacemen then will Dut. "We certainly hope this will W' P expected .i , ! . The astronauts are isolated * . Hstronaute, described . . on isolation about 1 a.m. EST 14 material may be the most engineers, will be isolated in the earlier moon missions landed be the last one," said Dr. Robert Ifectly ^ okay," cruised aci~_ cruised across with a„ouier physician, ut. another puyuciau, Dr. masks walk acrn« « IL iffu Friday. important yet collected on the LRL with the astronauts, Gilruth, director of the Manned t stretchh of the South of the South William William Carpentier, and an cleared of ntho* the airP°rt. the moon. Some of the rocks were Culbertson and Carpentier. The expected,, no^ lunar Spacecraft Center. "We have om™ i j .. Wednesday „ asday toward engineer, R.H. Culbertson. koard a hoii,-™,*,,, board h„,, rPf°P; '.na"d astronauts will be transported by gathered from a boulder field spacemen have private rooms bacteria is found »;t,nn,„k „°ard a helicopter. tu found evidence of any , living - and an , Iriift home. airlift home. Th* The astronauts are quarantined nOWn to pn«« p ' They wiU be truck * iruck aboard aboard the MOF to th* th« MQF that scier to the that scientists think may have and most of the others will live astronauts or among the Apollo no C,IWUV. , organism whatsoever both tronauts Alan B. Shepard to prevent the spread of any Samoa and thpr* t mf Lunar Receiving Laboratory, been blasted from lunar bedrock in a large dormitory room. 14 1* moon samples, officials haveK°"" ApoUo n ^ 12 and we iFdear D. Mitchell and Stuart moon germ they may have MQF aboard an Air FwTni^i re « y W,U remain in bY a meteorite impact. If this is Families of the astronauts will said there will probably be no ,earned from the Russians that iRoosa underwent extensive brought back from the lunar jet transport quarantine until Feb. 26. so, they believe, the rock may be able to visit with them during quarantine for future moon r»\ examinations inside the surface. They will remain aboard Tho ,„m n . Kitt.y Hawk. the command date from the birth of the moon the quarantine, viewing the landings. _r - like isolation van where the isolation van, called a Mobile sDacemen t!? piling y ai ?'P aPoHo 14. was plucked and the solar system, about 4.6 spacemen through glass and fare |af^quarantined. The van is Quarantine Facility • MGF - Force Base Base, near near thfvLnln the Manned the Pacific shortly after the billion years ago. astronauts arrived aboard. talking over a voice system. During their long stay in the Lunar Receiving Laboratory at the space center, Shepard, Roosa be Apollo 14's quarantine the last returning from the for may astronauts moon. The Milliken to announce ivestigate suspects and Mitchell will spend hours isolation was ordered for the talking with other astronauts, engineers and scientists about mission, just as it was for Apollo 11 and Apollo 12, because the astronauts fiscal appropriations their nine - day 1.15 million • were visiting a new Police investigate mile voyage. a They also will undergo once day physicals and several rounds of blood tests. Twelve type of lunar terrain. Some scientists believe that the Fra Mauro highlands where Apollo 14 landed could possibly Gov. Milliken will release his state budget proposal today which is expected to include a $4 million increase for MSU over this year's appropriation. The resulting $63.9 million appropriation would fall well people, including cooks, harbor bacteria that doesn't live below the $81.5 million requested by the University. By JAMES SHELDON MSU Information about the higher education section of the budget State News Staff Writer students," Capt. Adam J. Zutaut of the Dept. of Public was leaked earlier this week even though the budget was not to be (mSU police reported Wednesday they are investigating five Jnsing residents suspected of being involved this week in thefts Km lockers used by students in the Men's Intramural Building. Safety said. "They are by persons from the surrounding community." Although the number of thefts from lockers varies each week Michigan tr made public until 10 a.m. today. Indications are that under the governor's proposal (he University of Michigan would receive a $1.7 million increase Persons in the locker room area gave police descriptions of the |e suspects seen in the area at the time of the incidents. from zero to about 12 incidents, Zutaut erratic and appears now to be on the increase. said, the problem is very fall half millio while the Wayne State University appropriation would be boosted by $5.7 million. Three thefts involving an estimated $132 in cash, a watch and a More thefts occur in the Intramural Building which receives Milliken's tight budget will likely call for increased income reportedly occurred sometime Tuesday from lockers in the much more use than Jenison Fieldhouse, he Michigan's Christmas tree while they are still wet tend to taxes and bonding issues to help relieve the state's financial bind. ramural Building. added, and few harvest, with its $25 million spoil or rot in transit." incidents are reported from the Women's Intramural rhese incidents followed five theft complaints Monday in Building. retail value, was down this year. Buyers wanting to avoid the Police said they have found that thieves Rich an estimated $332 in cash, clothing and a watch were usually wait until no And the decline may continue, upkeep problems of natural trees lien from the same area. one is in the area before combination of entering the locker either hitting a locker. The thefts involve a "Our harvest this season turned to artificial types. We Have A Great Time Hn five of the incidents, the locker door was either pried open by force or through an (1970) was only about five According to Bell, about 30 per open and unattended door. million the lock broken. One theft occurred trees, down from 5Va cent of all Michigan Christmas i the bottom, or km an apparently locked locker and another from an open was "Right now," Zutaut said, "we have quite a few reports of million in 1969," Lester E. Bell, trees sold in 1970 were artificial. In Store For You! MSU extension forester, said. |ker. Police said they had no information on how entry was forced entries." Ined in the remaining incident. "More trees could have been Zutaut explained most thefts take place when students use ["The majority of thefts in the Intramural Building are not by Intramural Building facilities or when they take a shower and leave the locker door open. He said he did not know how thieves sold, but they were available for harvest. The just not larger Fire hits chose their targets. shippers had trouble filling their orders." The captain cited three points for students to follow when using a locker in the Intramural Building: * keep your locker locked at all times with a good lock which Bell notes that this year's harvest was made up of about 90 students' is not easily forced. per cent Scotch pine, four per cent white spruce, three per cent apartment * report to police any suspicious persons who appear to have no business in the locker Douglas fir, one per cent balsam room; let police determine whether a fir and two per cent person is a would - be thief. An STATE BUDGET REP JACKIE VAUGN III, D * leave your valuables in your room and do not miscellaneous types. Buyers early evening fire Tuesday carry large SSAGE to be released by . Detroit, appealed to Michigan's amounts of cash or expensive jewelry. reportedly bought more spruce caused an estimated $4,000 in ■.Milliken this morning will be two major party chairmen to and fir this year because of the damage to the Twyckingham ivered at 7 p.m. on several consider naming young persons good quality of these species and apartment occupied by two radio and television the lower quality of the MSU students, Meridian Lawsuit claims between the ages of 18 and 21 as ns- marketed Scotch pine. Township firemen report. FINE DINING & ELEGANT t officers in the parties at the state SURROUNDINGS. ALL YOU SUPPLY |WJIM le program will be broadcast conventions this weekend. Michigan Christmas tree F^nen said the blaze started the - TV in Lansing and TV in East Lansing; »in yjew 0f tj,e recent ruling growers are not planting enough *"^epnwaU Pa.rt,t,onspartment °f IS THE COMPANY by the u>s. Supreme Court, trees to maintain as large an ^chen the apartnnMiller induction illegal ~ TV in Grand Rapids TTrnlil junior and John • annual harvest as they have had ||ARWILX • TV in Jackson, national lowering the voting age to 18 in elections, it is in years past," Bell said. B^^ingham junio, M. Novak, East GAS BUGGY ROOM radio in East Lansing imperative that the political Lansing junior. ■ carry the program. Also, better cultural Also living at the apartment is parties in Michigan labor at the Court proceedings begin Named in the suit are national practices are needed to improve Thomas Schlentz. forefront of the movement to i involve our young citizens in the today in Grand Rapids on . ... |awsuit that may significantly r _ Selective Service Director Curtis the quality of our Michigan Tan and Arthur Holmes, state trees. Trees cut too early tend to Firemen, who are still THE & PLAZA j investigating the incident, said process" fory hour sr™* Vaughn affect the "extended priority" draft system in the United States. director. dry excessively before reaching Earlier, Judge Noel P. Fox the home, and trees shipped ordered a temporary they believe the blaze was caused by defective wiring, 125 W. Michigan across from the Capitol nc * * Two MSU graduates and three postponement of the induction explain THE STATE EDUCATION announced it was BOARD Wednesday changing its OF other persons filed a class action state and federal Selective of two complaintants until the in U.S. District Court against court action is settled, Larry D"'" of Lansing T" 17F. Brya, T who INSTANT BOOTS! six bureau format to a system Service officials who, they claim, received a masters degree from turn your shoes into high boots falentines - MSU in December, and Bryan D. consisting of 13 major services, drafted them illegally. The move was an initial step The suit attacks a system Floyd, also of Lansing, were with SHIN SHAMS Valentine in decentralizing the department President Nixon created in granted the extension. Story Hour on a regj0nal basis September, 1970, that extends The other complaintants are ibing the Get a boot out of your favorite origin of «By designating our major the period of draft liability from Kaminski of Okemos, intine s Day and a Mexican who received masters degree ian boy's valentine to a units by the educational service ^ months to 15. a shoe and have a whole wardrobe of id will be presented from 10 they provide we will help those The system, the from MSU in December, Joseph [0:30 a.m. Saturday in the outside the department to reach complaintants claim, is not valid I. Scarpino of Jackson, boots with these crinkle patent approriate department personnel since Congress did not authorize George E. Jones of Holt. Lansing Public Library on readily, and we Alhprt J. 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But you must MARK EICHER, Weaver, professor of criminal justice. frustrated as was the case with other 1 remeber as if it were yesterday my have her day a managing editor grievances against the ED HUTCHISON, city editor faculty grievances and that tensions would editor's assigning me to write a story on "Sure we got grievances." administration » ing, " BARBARA PARNESS, escalate. Under such conditions it was Professor Homer Sapiens and his little band blazed. Or maybe the The L iation wh KEN KRELL, editorial editor campus editor It was bound to happen, I suppose, but inevitable that in this era of protest and of militant extremists. Little did we realize the light. "But not glasses justES1 >n unable hindsight is better than foresight. Little did confrontation professorial unrest, after then that in a few short months he would just GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor administration. The bo., * have no a for outstanding journalism. time." sai at the door of Professor Sapiens' modest "Well, for example, all that tmaJ man in suburban home to keep my appointment handwriting on exams. Terrible EnZ? and there with him. I was greeted by the professor term himself. papers. Coming to class lion eligib reading assignments. Snide ^ are 12 EDITORIALS As we exchanged pleasantries we quickly took stock of each other. He couldn't have evaluation forms about our comments quoting re all Den our own books. Sleeping in class. R«diJ been more ordinary in appearance. Medium ey reques newspaper height and build. Thinning gray hair. Gray ^during be so bad if it the lecture. U WoJ tlr. Nixon were a decent 20, and eyes behind rimless glasses that J,! York Times- but "heStSJ the Meaningful occasionally reflected the light. As he led me to his study, I was aware of a mixture of the expected and unexpected. "Have you thought of taking UD u. complaints through Faculty Govern-! ing. They t re with no 1 reque Books and newspapers were piled in channels?" ^ _ - plan action, profusion; there was also a stack of picket signs. The smell of fried liver was commingled with the odor of mimeograph ink. I heard the whirring of a mimeograph "They're nothing but a bunch of finb "How about the AAUP?" "Buncha finks!" "Would a collective contract IR ■ machine in another room. negotin, Nixon's Indochinese adventure registered in his district. A coalition by a bargaining agent help?" As we passed the picket signs I "Buncha goddam finks!!" operates according to the laws of could be realized with local labor surreptitously read a few: "Professors of I thought I would try another appro*! Newtonian physics. Every action by groups to further this goal the World, Unite! You Have Nothing to "Whflf "What nhnufabout tontinc9 tactics? Are A«.n _ you prepared | the administration elicits an Chamberlain has seldom been their Lose but Your Brains." "Professor Power." strike? Resort to violence?' immediate - and anticipated - friend. Perhaps even a coordinated "Professors' Liberation Front." "Leopardi An expression of purest craft Lives." That last one puzzled me. A and m reaction. In the case of the invasion effort with other universities could wreathed his face. "No need to ™ reference to some professorial folk hero, I our heads about such of Laos, minor campus unrest is the be constructed to begin the recall of penny - ante Editor: suppose. We've much more effective expected response. noxious officials throughout this weapons«ta s very mi In order to find a seat for in the me disposal." de coeur nation. study the professor had to remove from a "Such as what?" Not uncommonly, unscrupulous ) of the 1 chair a stack of books and newspapers "Well, I wouldn't want to tip Granted, 30,000 signatures our hu nt which re industrialists include the cost of, for listing some 10 or 15 degrees. "Material for constitutes an astronomical tally. But completely, but just as an exam State Ne example fines for pollution in their , my book on antediluvian philosophy," he suppose we were to make the the gentle even half this number would cause explained. reading i operating budget. This generally is longer? The exam questions tougher? Tl and indigna Rep. Chamberlain to rethink his He slipped into a tweed jacket and books and articles even more centeredi cheaper than retooling to eliminate stoked a pipe. "Gotta get into uniform," turgid tit the contamination. commitment to his electorate. they are now? Then department heads# rning Chi< he quipped. deans as well as students will know Similar instances throughout the up ~ and Doubtless today's rally at the Noticing my momentary distraction by less about what we're saying or Bravo! y ai nation could have a profound effect the sound of the mimeograph, he doing tin they do now. writer was International Center has already on the congress at large. Charles vouchsafed an explanation. "My Minister As for a strike - no need for m that has been included in the Nixonian war that.A Chamberlain could care less whether of Information is getting the flyers ready need to pull is a demi • strike or semi we campus fc budget under operating we close down MSU - it would only for tomorrow's confrontation. I'll strike. Just reduce the professional expenses. n mely the introduce you to him later." week from 80 hours to 40." (and This need not be the case. The key provide him with more oil for his law The nature of our two - hour I suppose I must have been viab ims have 1 words in the Emergency Planning and order machine. He does, he conversation be can conveyed by selection shaken, because by common accord i the powerl Committee's leaflet are "to lay the must, however, take notice when his of a few highlights. steered the conversation into oft roll on to i basis for further political action." job security is threatened. "Professor," I began, "I understand your channels. act that th group feels that demands for things like As I was leaving he accompanied me minorities Rallies will not help, nor will 1^^ Other methods exist for forcing higher salaries, more research money and the porch and stood under the porch ligl afraid demands for "unconditional so on are considered the system to respond to the people. by your group to be When I reached the sidewalk I turned ized their withdrawal," nor will closing down Entire student bodies have signed at best "tokenism," "reformism" and so say goodbye again. He raised a clench >" neo • fas on. Can you tell me what the more radical the University with another strike. It affidavits stating that they are 'PUT THAT OUT DAMMIT, CAN'T YOU SEE XM demands are that you are making?" fist, but with the middle finger nst all min< back. (Well did not work last spring, and it will "Profs Lib," he shouted. not work now. conspiring to "disrupt the selective 7RY/NG TO MAKE ' "We haven't got around 4o thafe. The I returned his salute. "Profs Lib," call a service system." This is technically important thing Is to dfeStroy the present echoed. The glasses glinted in the light of the Chii We must treat the disease rather against the law. It is extremely system, root and branch. Then we'll think then he was gone. aratively fe than the symptoms. We must strike difficult to arrest an entire student expressing directly at the roots of the war body. POINT OF VIEW Blacks mi| the cat wer machine, at the system and the The list of actions is long and individuals that make it up. We must, deserves serious consideration. in sum, apply pressure where it will Clearly, the old pep - rally tactic is be felt: directly on the hawks in the power structure. It would take approximately not be effective: something new must tried. Above all we must act rather than react, for in so doing we become masters of the game, not Africans should stand together itandable ii There are who 30,000 signatures on petitions to itions and ! pawns. EDITOR'S NOTE: The begin the recall of U.S. Rep. Charles following years ago? Were we brought to this country oppression ar.d racism have becom with him We urge all members of the Point of View is an like us to believe. We see a Chamberlain, R - East Lansing and open letter to to be given democracy and Christianity? mighty race of synonymous with American and Wester ities on th academic community to bring their students of African descent written 600 million people marching and one of the kings of the sabre - by What is our future on this land of "milk fighting imperialism. justice foi and singing together for freedom and rattlers. To begin, there are several thoughts, ideas and heart - felt the Pan African Students Organization and honey?" We should not only ask The univ« in the Americas, Inc. (PASOA). justice. We see like the Psalmist of old saw, But the sway of Western and Amelia igent suggestions to the rally at 1 p.m. ourselves these questions during this so the Princes coming out of a thousand on - campus voters called "Black History Week," rather these - Egypt and imperialism is coming to an end and I tation, in S today at the International Center. Dear Brothers and Sisters, Alabama and Jpmaica and seeming dominance are but the lasteffp should be daily, weekly, Ethiopia It is quite appropriate to write this letter monthly and stretching forth their hands in every corner of a blood - sucking skeleton dressed to you on behalf of PASOA on a week that yearly questions until our race shall be of the world where our liberated from European people have been flashing armor. The oppressed peoples has been set aside in this racist country for imperialistic forced to live in the inhuman and the world have at last risen in the people of our race to ponder on the •domination. Sadat9 s untolerable conditions and where struggle for national liberation, dis they racial, political, economic and religious We, in PASOA, ponder and act on these have been psychologically forced to believe the age - long history of oppression proposa issues that years. have confronted us for 400 questions daily. We see the day of our liberation descending upon our race in that Black people in Africa are bantu, tribesmen and savages while those in natives, humiliation. Nations big and small b now set to accomplish the goal of n«t! During this week, our big questions North America, South America, the Diaspora are coons, negroes, colored folks, liberation and national restorat should be: What are we doing in MSU? Caribbean and Mother Africa. We do not darkies, niggers, etc., etc. These racist shattering the shackles of im" What has been our experience since we see the doom and eternal condemnation of names have been used tyranny. The socialist countries by the enemy of our were brought to this country slaves 400 our race like our racist tormentors Israel as would race to divide us. In order to destroy this world, the People's Republic of China, puts OUR READERS' MIND racist falsehood and myth need to start with a of African history that we, as a race, concept and definition Soviet Union, Cuba, North Korea, etc., have withstood great odds and hold up the banner of struggle to exposes the full Egyptian President Sadat has cease - fire, Sadat becomes obligated dimension of the real history made by our oppressed peoples of the world, offered to re-open the Suez Canal if to make a "reasonable effort" ancestors on the motherland - Africa. We presence strikes fear in the heart of Israel will effect a "partial need to continue this analysis of our past imperialists but for the oppressed tlr withdrawal." means Precisely what he by this, however, is not clear. toward peace. His Suez proposal while being nebulous enough to defy commitment will provide Cairo Army silence disquieting with a study of the the Americas. We must also Diasporan Africans in the European imperialism and its try to analyze aware of the future. Yet, above all the heroic struggles of Vietnamese - impact Indochinese patriots cheer the spirits The Israelis remain exceedingly with positive feedback from To the Editor: upon our daily lives. steel the courage of the oppressed. We, Mr. Aimar possesses an concerning the alleged Laotian incursion, suspicious of Cairo's overture. sympathetic sources. interesting, if not he proceeds to decry the manner in which We know that the oppressed take strength in the kno unique, philosophy of government. "I greatest enemy of that there once was a Dien Bien Pta Egyptian compromises have often Egypt also appears to be shudder to think/' he says, "what senators and journalists "twist and stretch" mankind and of the oppressed peoples of are confident thereyet will be more. tended to involve lopsided any information to which they are given Africa, Asia and Latin America and the undergoing a subtle image change. condition we (as a country — as a people) access. His all Caribbean propositions with a greater eye to - or - none philosophy with Islands is Western and U.S. In conclusion, we are quite mi Where Nasser was the stern Arab would be in if everybody was always told respect to congressional action regarding imperialism. For centuries the Third World writing this letter that some of- propaganda than mediation. leader and arch - foe of Israel, Sadat all of the details of everything!" U.S. military activity in Indochina reduces has wallowed in poverty as the By these standards Sadat's Using this as a rationale for the military dependency opinions and beliefs may d»- leans toward the "great Moslem a situation of towering complexity to a of European and American telling almost everyone almost nothing powers existing Nevertheless, we are quite convinced proposal emerges as a master stroke. statesman" role. Offering to re-open probelm soluble by any college sophomore. for the sake and prosperity of the latter. we have several things in common, Wt Other things being equal in the the Suez Canal for but a "minimal" One might wonder if his assumption of Europe and her step - daughter, the United are Black people; we are not freef¬ Mideast standoff, one fact remains paramount: everyone would like to return on the part of Tel Aviv could be taken as an indicator of "global" Gay play To the Editor: congressional control over such military action is a valid one. It is my sincere that Mr. Aimar and others of his hawkish hope States, developed their capitalist edifice on the blood, sweat and Africans carted across groans of 100 million the Atlantic. These one unrefutable bond of African Br¬ and we, like the children of one m see the Suez Canal open. have been separated for 400 years>.; concern rather than self - serving The play, "The Boys in the Band," stirs coterie examine carefully both their imperialist powers are the manipulators of This immediately places Israel at interests. controversy wherever it appears. In other reasoning and their ideologies; perhaps so - called independent living wherever we might, children who neither know their fatne - "jf® movements, the the disadvantage. To deny outright cities gay groups have picketed and some textbook definitions of instigators of military reactionary coups Still Israel's reluctance is their mother. All these things and mo the Cairo request is to effectively boycotted the play for it portrays a limited "democracy," "facism" and "militarism" and the succor of tottering military and have in common. Out of this commuM* understandable. One of the prime would be a good start. I shudder to think come out against re-opening the Big and negative aspect of gay life. reactionary uncle torn regimes. And as PASOA stretches her hands to our K causes of the Six Day War was what condition their days of Homosexuals are forced to recognize the we (as a country — as a plunder, killing and in the Americas. Like a chicken gathers- Ditch. Israel would also have a Israel's lack of Canal privileges. people) would be in should domination drew to an end significance of this play, however, because our military they changed little ones under her wings, Alr»>: difficult time maintaining her Sadat's proposal leaves Israeli use of it is alive for us as a knowing and cease to be answerable to the American their tactics from an old people. to a new kind: - style domination Mother is gathering her children una carefully nurtured innocent, only - the canal in question. sympathetic treatment of a facet of gay colonialism to neo - umbrella. No more can we remain sw society. For those who haven't seen Peter Thall colonialism. Nor have doing - it - for - self - defense image. Solution to the Mideast standoff they stopped there, to one another. We are an African r Staircase or the PAC production of Ann Arbor senior they have spread their filth to the four To agreee to the suggestion could, can only come when the belligerents Virginia Woolf, the precedent of Feb. 6,1971 corners of the world and today decadence, Lazima Tutashinda Bila Shaka!! however, require the surrender of actually meet one another half way. - sympathetic exposure alone makes "The important strategic advantages. Thus Sadat's half would be to clarify his Boys in the Band" worth seeing. Israeli Premier Golda Meir has wisely proposal. If he truly desires peace he While we hope those who see it chosen to sidestep the issue by should have no problem recognize it as a work of art, not as a delineating textbook or a representative study, we reiterating Tel Aviv's original his stance. thank the New Playr rs f°r bringing the conditions. With the ball thus placed in their play, and its controversies, to campus. Certainly Sadat has motives in court the Israelis will have little addition ,to simply vexing Tel Aviv. choice but to return the serve. The Steering Committee By agreeing to an extension in the alternative is world censure. of the GLM Feb.8,1971 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 11, 1971 5 B FROM WASHINGTON b Nixon's •» asked a reporter of alienation bad for blacks, nation frequently turned down?" the — secretary ^ .1 Ronald Ziegler UfUt+o Unnen reporter* : i ask!!d. "iTthis ^n " Prcsident J"s guacherie it goes back to Herbert - for him for them, for the many Congressmen in the convincing smile, and easy * think the average citizen is so far if White House isolated case? All Hoover. There ifi . „ x i o ist a n only Mr. Nixon can restore _ have s day at a Hoover There is no reason whu nation. In why nation. In Spnfpmhor . er e congressmen oast and 2 nn rpacnn September, 1QAQ 1969, the the nharrrt charm that that r-nnlrl could nrovont prevent ahpjnf ahead of timorous politicians c:j there any Swe /m» •ist ration." "is m^l, confidence. (The savings rate for • apparently don't get to see the n fiu 'tI.shou,d have Mfc. U.S. Commission on Civil Rights preposterous episodes like this: that it is becoming a powerful as wemove along. But I have no Nixon could see the " - the President the nation last year was 7 3 Palen. ,ation whv why the President President President when when thpv they ask?' 12 under Father Hesburgh said the charge, like a festering negative factor: Mr. Nixon will ss J"st reflect] unable to see them (12 Ziegler: "The President sees congressmen as easily as not. flatly that the administration splinter, that he won't see a percent instead of 6 percent in Third reporter: "Has he defeat himself if he doesn't st aeainst ®gainst congressmen boycotting many congressmen and he also Even though they are politicians had chosen the wrong policy for pull 1969 - a little matter of $13 * »i,/, Union resDondpH delegation of elected out, and if he does people will of the Union m<»&sa0f») message) billions') It will c sees u«o — has seen — i j v ny way as they won't bite. They come out and include school desegregation, __ trustees,to, many leaders i • to why , . • ,/ HiviUUv b tga IIU H j had II a U congressmen who are black. just say, "About time - that's one - year period?" °^t!,e^Ck But I Petition?" „he cant accept their able men. This is a self - inflicted pursued even that policy in a At time last week every be soent spent and and wHppU whirring wheels u,hirrin« ifif have no comment on that have no comment on your wound in an over insulated way to produce a "major one of American news wh^t any sensible d°>" and man would people get good news — ending time," said Ziegler. Ziegler: "I am sorry, I am just administration. resource go on to some other the war, say. Mr. Nixon is specific question as it was put.'" n°t and had supported its dissemination was focused on issue- trying 1 that in 10 in America is - prepared to comment on Reporters can't ask the actions with overly optimistic to wheedle it out now. Or let's three men going to the moon, rible Engl^" and there are more than other groups of "_—?!!!!!!.matter congressmen?' at this time." President direct. Mr. Nixon has figures. The chief issue, we guess, will be romantic: unspent savings is Question: "Is the President had fewer press conferences than and all the resources of be economic. Mr. Nixon is trying lion eligible to vote. Sleeping Beauty, and our Dick is . cla&s with, Ziegler: "I have no comment going to hold a news ' re are 12 Negroes in the tQ yOUr question as put. conference any president in 40 years. .^7....!!"* Spottswood of f'rT" the _Bi®h°P American news coverage were to talk us back to prosperity and the Handsome Prince, waiting commenti( racially embargoed on latest ,5 Democrats. A year Second" this is more sensible than it r c'ass- quoting fa cy requested an audience he have any plans to see those reporter'"Ron, does SlesTlon?" We C°U'd Former Interior - °T™.^eU/L'JkkLei th'S complained Secretary Hickel that even he moderate annual NAACP told convention, "This is the Tje the developments developments in Vietnam • Laos, in Vtetnam - Laos. soLiL.^here1"1''''' """ sounds. There is a lot of with hot kisses. Dreamy, it. we call Readin, As to the latter, Gallup reports ». Nton - no reply till 12?'I "*• newspape, id It WOUI2 and then from an you answer suceests am"askl5tacm«7he"w,~ if the queltVon' sLw TmJ." !l!S of°fcouldn't ion, said nothing and nc^h,r\g. and see office). °»«). More him More and (and is now o> more it and more it is national administration !!" has '^1 congealed spending power and 73 per cent of American ln»«me"nt "SpUdW^^d THE NEW REPUBLIC turned in voters now support the State Thpv tried t-'.pj again flaa ;n in —i ,n another another direction direction to the White "" House — which staff made it !"8n,T„h 'be eHuS matter of calculated n a Nq . congressional action to withdraw t with no better luck. maybe you would have a runs things, not the Cabinet. policy to work against the needs U.S. troops by the end of the The episode tells a lot about M' *k>ng y Governn* up the re requests like that comment." the administration. For Nixon's alienation from the blacks is bad for everybody and aspirations of the largest minority of its citizens." year (one - third more than supported it only last cyQSMSU 'unch of fink, [|R READERS' MIND In fairness, it should be said that the administration at once September) while a Harris survey s®ys Sen. Muskie leads Mr. Qreat Issues vehemently denied this. Nixon 43 percent to 40 percent Also that able Sen. Brooke, D- with George Wallace getting 11 percent. . . "DAVE WE Mass., did not join fellow blacks author & ex-foo Minority within in the House in asking for These samples strengthen a 5ther approac audience, and is a loyal party growing belief that pulling out ou supporter. The administration is "SEX prepared 0f Vietnam may not aid Mr. craft and ggj talking on need to the University's TV station welfare Mills program. should get Rep. Wilbur QCDRUGS iN 3A51 >y ■ ante still e Editor: on ict- him- this hopeful Generally, minority boys T„ thrth» as very much interested in "La Revista." 4. The State News gave the h«„«. weapons at n ri de coeur (from the very 3. The "Political Science Dept. widest publicity r to the particular r fre fKjpr and I know that B'ggie wants to assist them to mrch. if it cg,ears the Thur:Feb 11 m) of the Lansing Chicano has expressed its interest in the Dniiti».i ultimately aid the poor yiud. o~: Political Science Dept. Forum — rv * i?— pet Set an Miiimrmn an education — and 2:00 nn«i fn •m50 p C — to ..... .. nt which recently appeared problem of the Chicanos and enormously, including black CHINESE FOOD c ■ with a several - columned story perform on the athletic field. • OPENS ; State News. In his long Red Indians in ghettos. a scholarly complete with pictures. All of these things Senor 11 a.m. DELIVERIES the gentleman's righteous fashion. The last Political - ind indignation against the Science Forum was on the very 5 Athletic Director "Biggie" Martinez are important in the But Mr. Nixon is ambivalent, FROM 5 p.m. 1 centeredness of Blacks Munn has several times indicated over ' 8,1 Picture- Pero> °tra vez, He worries about George Wallace • a.m. ming Chicano problems question Qf minorities within to rL reSnUv hiT interesf in hombre! and the white ^th. »e is up - and spilled over into minorities and campus politics, jose Trevino and Moose Pamp, having Chicanos athletically and Indians inclined contact Assoc" , Canroll Hawkins P0,ltlca, «*we surrounded by staff yes - men. He 18 isolated. And like Herbert 371-2650 Rravo! v Bravo! y arriba! arriba. both undergraduates, discussed ji j 1700 E. KALAMAZOO Feb. 12,1971 Hoover, he lacks the politician's writer was dealing with a this matter. It was taped and Be entertained ;d for that. J| m that has been festering broadcast on FM, Wednesday, strike or sen campus for at least a year Feb 10 at 10 a.m. over WKAR. in the Rathskellar mely the way in which 'fessional m (and Red Indian) The am broadcast will follow much later because of scheduled DAILY BUILD YOUR REFERENCE have been neglected commitments. The producers in Cocktail Hours the roll powerful bureaucratic on to new gains. Only WKAR have informed me that 4:30-7 p.m. LIBRARY they would like to have the two Private parties, welcome act that these "minorities students back to do another minorities" were decent program with Dr. Robert Green, at the afraid that if they the Asst. provost and director of • • ■ i> k) ... ;ed . a clench e" ized their grievances the ne0 ' fascists would use the Urban Studies Center. Since | moderated the first program, I Gables b WITH MAX SHULMAN nst all minorities, has held nger extei may be invited to get into the back. (Well, not only this, ESP; or Extra-Sensory Pollution us call * Profs Lib," sp^,ji sp#de; n the light! of the Chicanos^ who are aratively few in numbers, SHAW HALL Physicists tell us there are three basic forces at work in the uni¬ verse: matter, energy and chopped liver. expressing the fear that Blacks might beat them presents a But I, for one, am no longer satisfied with this narrow definition. How do physicists classify ESP? Certainly it falls into none of these the cat were let out of the DANCE CONCERT categories, but just as certainly it exists. And not as a mere theory; ESP all fairness, however, Senor - NAME , proven, demonstrated fact. For example, how many times have you walked into a place you has overlooked several it facts in his featuring rer saw before and yet recognized everything? How many times have l known the exact words someone was going to say before he ever itandable indignation. To said them? How many times have you been absolutely certain some¬ There who are many Black support his "BLITZKRIEG" Saturday Feb. 13 YOUR OWN thing was going to happen hundreds or even thousands of miles away sure enough, it did? Let me tell you about a case I am fortunately able to document. Some years ago I went fishing with my dear friend Donald L. Fromkiss ations and stand ready to In Shaw Lower Lounge .'irgin lake deep in the Canadian wilds. It was hellishly difficult with him and the other ities on the problem of ! justice for all minoritk-s. The university has an Admission $1.00 PRICE! get there, but we did not mind, for the moment we dropped our lines each caught a splendid crappie. Mine weighed just over 300 pounds. Donald's was somewhat smaller, but by far the friendlier. Imagine my surprise then when, before we could throw our lines igent Run for the Sun! and colorful back for another try, Donald suddenly leaped up and cried he'd had a itation, in Spanish, weekly premonition that he must go home immediately. He could not tell me Pack as much excitement in your Spring Break as possible. CAMPUS BOOK'S WAREHOUSE SALE why. He only knew that some one or some thing was calling him back and he had to go at once. Apologizing profusely, he left me alone the lake and portaged to the nearest town (Moose Jaw, well ovei TUUAY THRU SATURDAY thousand miles, and poison sumac every inch), and there he chartered THE Jet from Lansing to Florida and spend 3 days and nights at . . . a Ford Tri-Motor and flew home. the luxurious Gait Ocean Mile in Ft. Lauderdale, 2 days and Well sir, at first he felt like an utter dolt. Everything was perfectly YOUR CHANCE TO DUY LIKE d small h» >al of in [PIZZA nights in Nassau, 1 day and night in Freeport and 1 day and night cruising on the Flavia. normal at home. His wife Edith was quietly reading The Sensuous Woman. His son Herschel was taking his daily glassblowing lesson. His dog Trey was eating his leash. THE WHOLESALERS DO! if restoration imp« " 'EOPLE All that for March 29. as low as $294! Departing March 19, returning went And yet the premonition would not leave Donald. Carefully, he through the house, inch by inch, room by room. Sure enough, of China, itries of MAKE US AN OFFER AND when he got to the back hall he suddenly heard a faint whimpering noise outside. He flang open the door. And there, by George, he saw Korea, et For more information call: where the whimpering was coming from: someone had left a basket on dds and w WE'LL SIT DOWN AND NEGOTIATE the back stoop! Well sir, who can blame Donald for crying a cry of joy and tri¬ uggle to M umph? What a find! A whimpering basket! That's something you don't world. Tm see every day, let me tell you! We're overstocked with new and used books not used this quarter at MSU. heart of 41 And so today, as you know of course, Donald L. Fromkiss and ssed they evD all I1 fee Delivery College Travel Inventory time is coming and we don't want to count them all so the boss — His WThinipering Basket is one of the highest paid acts in show busi¬ ness. Next Sunday, in fact, he completes his 84th consecutive year on says they've GOT TO GO! We could wholesale them, but we decided to let tnamese» spirits u( 351-7100 130 W. Grand River 351-6010 our customers in on these Ed Sullivan. ei savings. Make us an offer on one book or a •ssed. We, til hundred . . . match the wholesale price and take them home at a substantial e knowWj neM Phu.»| saving! Jewelry and gifts nore. *UWW101S For Your lay diffe| invinced f mon, i.eJ Gift Suggestions Valentine from ree; we s» "rican bl one m< l years, w like f A RING IS THE THING! As for me, I too was a beneficiary of Donald's ESP, for when he left me alone on the lake I figured I would get to drink all— nc half—ot the goodly supply of Miller High Life Beer we had brought along, and as you know of course, Miller High Life is never so welcome as it is on a tranquil sylvan lake while a flock of Canada geese darkens the sky above. Of course, Miller isn't bad in a noisy bar either while flock of American coeds darkens the jukebox. For that matter, it's even ain st great in the dorm while your cruddy roommate darkens the tub. ican p< But as it happened, I never did get to drink all our Miller High A FINE SELECTION Life because I forgot how well sound travels across a sylvan lake. No sooner did I pop my first can of Miller when — lo and behold!—ten OF KREMENTZ JEWELRY Mounties galloped out of the forest singing selections from Rose Marie! Of course, I shared my Miller with them, and gladly, because I know it's hard being a Mountie, especially if you're an alto. And so by the time they polished off my Miller and said adieu, we were all fast friends. One of them, in fact, let me slide down his hat. 507 E. 6RAND RIVER STORE ONLY We, the brewers of Miller High Life Beer and the sponsors of this col¬ umn, are like the Mounties in one respect: we too always get our man- "Seller Reserves the Right to Refuse that is, if our man wants a beer that always makes it right—Miller High any offer" Life, the Champagne of Beers! 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februar Mus/c clinic aids patients the Music Practice Building, the disorders, he said. Dancers with the clinic's 14 clients in Abbott Rd. Three song and one link r> Better i/AocM By KAKtiM ^ukawsm^iiDAiA/ck-i identification of the c,inic is the on,y °ne ln the country, Unkefer said. in Day age or "out patients ranging from five to 31, are For instance, one in coordinating his muscles and young boy at the music clinic has difficulty in speaking. During a session, a half - hour sessions each week, an The clinic is equippped with auto harp, resonator bells, a dance session reinforce the individual sessions, Unkefer said. Music therapy is not for ballet, body parts, improvement of self image coordination and are muscular some of the referred to the clinic from the Beekman Center, an institute for the severely mentally retarded, drum is beaten either by the therapist drum or beat the boy himself. The is rhythymically pjano and assorted rhythm instruments. Some instruments, such as the piano, are numbered for easier everyone, interest in Unkefer said, A patient usually must show some music before he is discipline goals for clients at the MSU and St. Lawrence Hospital attuned to his body movements. playing. referred to the clinic, a microphone, a tape recorder music therapy clinic, according Community Health Center. Senior music "Society seems to feel that if therapy and video tape machine are to Robert F. Unkefer, associate Clients come for you play music, the person gets many students, in a music degree properties of the clinic. Unkefer standing ovation from th* professor of music and the reasons ranging from speech better," Miss Jones said. "Music audience program with additional courses said he liked to video Tuesday clinic's director. problems to perceptual - tape the is not a panacea. It aids in the eveni jn psychology and sociology. first therapy session and a later total therapeutic treatment, but following their ball! Located in the basement of difficulties to general nervous work on a one performance - to • one basis one to see how the client has it is not the total cure." in T improved. "We'd make more progress,' Auditorium. lhe The 23 An MHA-WIC Presentation "All therapy sessions are structured," Unkefer said, "as a Unkefer said, "if people would accept mental illness as an group performed - member dan® a series of matter of security for the child, ballet In the war between the sexes illness. We're all working toward movements tn The child predicts that he'll be the same goal, to help the person demonstrate their there always comes a time to danci„. "l/JQQ |\/| C W ATP I ' ' safe for a time, at least- through make an adjustment to living discipline, flexibility J surrender— unconditionally, so IXIOO IVI E l\MI C . the period of a certain piece of with people." versatility. d music." The dancers "Music therapy is quite a long mm their performance concluded Play therapy, or observing the - term program," Unkefer said, with a child as he plays with the movement toys of Although the music therapy entitled his choice in a playroom, is not clinic has only been operating Rhythmetron, featuri often used, except Patricia Rieketts. possibly first for two years, the music therapy The for diagnostic purposes, Unkefer degree program started in 1944, Rhythmetron was highliehtpH said. Progress is regularly reported there the first in the country. Today by lighting effects by Vaughn Lowther. vLZ are 18 such programs to the parents in a "two offered, The dance - group directional conference." Music presently on tour and will therapy majors attend a be "No instruction is performing in Detroit given to six - month post graduate and parents" Frances Charlotte, N.C. clinical Los Angeles in training program to the near graduate student said. "They tell prepare them in an institutional future. us what Arthur they have observed." setting. The "on — campus" Mitchell, founder Parents can watch their child in and choreographer of the program is a pre - clinical individual sessions through a one group, said the dance experience to help the students group way mirror set. has set out to - be more prepared, Unkefer disprove the To complement the one said, to because large hospitals become Ballet fallacy that black dancers one sessions, sessions are held each term four - - group decentralized, with less close performed cannot perform classical at All works. Saints Episcopal supervision than there was Church, 800 previously. STUDENTS SURVEYED Poll tests political knowledge Just under eight out of every |ACTRESS! I 10 college students surveyed in a able to name both senators from their respective states, offices, and considering that secretary of state, and only one their female peers. COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS recent nationwide many students attend school in three were able to recall Though LIZABETH RICHARD were able to college poll Given the oftentimes outside of their home states, this correctly the chief justice of the more than six in 10 males \ correctly name at surprising unawareness on the able to name both of is probably a fairly good their Supreme Court. TAYLOR BURTON least one of their home state senators. More than half were part of the general public as to the holders of various political showing. A little less praiseworthy was Interviewers talked with 1,090 college students on 47 senators, just women awareness. over displayed the four in 10 same the students' ability to name the campuses in mid-January. theTaming of TONIGHT 100 ENGINEERING occupants of certain prominent presidentially appointed offices. After determining student's home state, the The students were also asked! about the position of Senate While nearly seven out of 10 interviewers asked: majority leader. Just more than THE Beal half iVQHREW correctly named the secretary of Would you name for me, correctly named Mike Film defense, Melvin Mansfield. Laird, barely please, the two U.S. senators Group four in 10 knew who was the from your home state for the Senate Majority Leader presents 1971-72 Congress? Correct 52.2r, Those who had both correct Incorrect 7% 55.6^? Unsure 40.8% Screenplay fay PAUL DEHN SUSO CECCHIDAMICO FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI * Those who had only one correct Again, students labeling] Executive Producer RICHARD McWHORTER-Directed by FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI -A ROYAL FILMS 22.5% themselves as "Independent^ INTERNATIONAL/FA I PRODUCTION Neither correct / unsure were considerably more awareofl various national offices than) LADY ■ TECHHICGLOB PMMflSIOI • 21.9% IRVINS ALLEN PRODUCTION Students who indicated were "Republicans" "Democrats." "Independent" party preference Similarly, before, males! (Jromwell as Tonight 7, 9:30 Conrad GODIVA were in were significantly more accurate naming their senators than those who expressed either were more naming the holder of often correct in| nationally prominent position "Republican" RIDES HARRIS preference. At the same or "Democratic" time, college than were females. As an example, just under half of the males did men surveyed were aware of ALEC considerably better in $1.00 admission I.D.'s required AGAIN answering correctly than did who holds the position of GUINNESS secretary of state. On the same question, about one in six Super epic of our time females answered correctly. she rides at 7 and 9 p.m. Copyright, 1971, Unidex| Corp., Bloomington, Ind. DOORS OPEN At 1:00 p.m. program information 485-6485 Open LAUREL & HARDY 6:45 P.M. 15th WEEK! COMING THIS WEEKEND TODAY At FEATURE l eaturc 7:20-9:25 "A TRIUMPH!" "SAPS AT SEA" plus 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:25 p.m. 233 N. WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWN CHARLIE CHAPLIN IT'S THE BIGGEST ENTE THE BATTLE OF THE BUTT yr* FLICK E. McDonel TO ROCK THE SCREEN Lower Lounge Thurs. 7:15, 9:00 Fri. 7:15, 9:00, 10:30 50c THE CHALLENGE: NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES ___ ,SPARTAN TWIN WEST Every man, woman, and child KRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW TODAY AT: 7:30-9:20 Phon» 351 0030 to quit smoking for 30 days... 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February 11, 1971 7 inel to discuss REMODELED VERSION lean nominations 'Sh rew'-bawdy, I assessment of nominations for dean of the College of fcmunication Arts will be made by the search and evaluation Shakespearean comedy has ffmittee at a closed meeting at 5 p.m. today. rarely found as spirited a "^aylor's exquisite looks, the tale Horden as Katharina's befuddled of Katharina the Shrew and how father, Victor Spinetti as ■Well f>nd out how we ^ Progre8sing." Robert H. Davis, director or as robust a cast as it she is captured and tamed by a Ich committee chairman, said Wednesday. "No one has does In the 1967 film "The Petruchio is retold. As the easily foppish suitor, Natasha Pyne as |,rted to me what the status of the nominations is — if we have Taming of the Shrew." Thanks to Franco Zeffirelli amused townspeople watch in Katharina's gentle sister Michael York as a love struck and lor two." - behind the camera and Elizabeth amazement, Katharina is carried student give precious the committee has not met since its initial meeting on Jan. 21. off ■that time they elected a chairman and asked for additional Taylor and Richard Burton very as a shrewish bride and performances. returned Zeffirelli managed to make Tiinations for the position being vacated by Jack M. Bain, who much in front of the camera, the screen bursts with vitality, Burton as a loving spouse. makes Petruchio the familiar seem ^turning to full ■ time teaching. swaggering spontaneous beauty and ferocious comedy. figure, not to and gi Shakespeare fresh , might give a warning to close off nominations at this "The Taming of the Shrew" is mention the ultimate male appeal "The Taming of the ig," Davis said. not for the Shakespeare purist. chauvinist. Miss Taylor's Shrew." Like Nino Rota's music laminations from both on and off campus were submitted to Director Zeffirelli approached Katharina, stormy and vindictive score, the pace rarely slackens, Imittee members during the last two weeks, the comedy more out of interest at first glance, becomes warm Neither should your enjoyment. than reverence. He preserved its and womanly by film's end. jjavis said he would ask the committee today whether they will , who went to work Together Sha cameramen TnMtk„ se a list of the persons nominated. Only three individuals bawdy esseiice but eagerly fo"r~ him like the Rlirt„n< Burtons w within the college had been nominated in the first Chilean students everything else until it became and ducking, she, screeching and Initiation period in November. f , , . . . _ „ glistening and entirely cinematic breath"taking. ~The " jeweTed ^rawing things; he, pursuing leer, and she, resisting in get free shoes He said the committee probably wouldn't have any trouble towing the list to three to five names, but a delay might occur Paintings on display With fellow screenwriters Paul costumes flow, the musty sets with near - a horror. The Eaton Collection of American Artists is on sprawl and the photography is Janking the names. display Dehn and Suso Da lco> tinted yellow as if drenched in The Burtons bring ferocity SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) through Feb. 28 in the North Gallery of Kresge Art Gallery. Zeffirelli edited lines, and celebrity to Shakespeare The fHow long the committee will take to complete their work will The 33-piece collection was rearranged sunlight, government announced it lend on if there is any fundamental disagreement on ranking begun eight years ago and emphasizes the works of contemporary artists. Also on scenes and added comic bits that Best of all, Zeffirelli chose the while a splendid supporting cast work to make the subplots will buy 500,000 pairs of shoes are less Elizabethan than from Chilean manufacturers and jninees," Davis said. display is the Graduate Drawing Show in the Entrance they Burtons, fresh from triumphs in amusing without are pure Mack Sennett slapstick. "Who's .j Afraid of Vlrginia distracting distribute them free to rural committee must submit to the provost a list of Gallery. Zeffirelli assemble from the ma5n battle. Michael students. lommendations for the dean's position. Woolf," to embody the brutish State News photo by Sue Steeves costumers, set designers and Petruchio and the fiery il Katharina. Burton and Miss Taylor clash and advance Shakespeare's ed home domestic comedy with his barks rug center gets "We've just finished training a DEC is i l contributions , , problems of the drug user. They and her whines. Capitalizing on Burton's strong voice and Miss The Great White Hope Starring James Earl Jones, Jane Alexander. We have people who know ^ staff of 80 volunteers so that the University Health from civic and church groups, just about everything there is to ctenter has called them several ., Adults 90c, 5:45-6: when we move into our new although ASMSU is giving the know about "drugs," Carlton place we can run a 24 - hour center $100. Curtner and said,'"and if we don't know the t^\olelp w?th an eme^ency M'mm M'ltim Good! lespite objections from service," Carlton said. "We also Carlton said they are most answer to a particular question, patient with a drug problem. neighbors, the Drug ttkr&aG&Iin,My$oup( * TONIGHT! ALL COLOR! want people other than those enthused about a Tri DEC i! with the help of a fcation Center (DEC) is - County we will find out." HE COULD BEATANY WHITE with drug problems to feel free Mental Health Center grant for Calls to the center range from board directors, Ine to 405 Grove St. f is marks the third time the - - to come m and rap. We have which DEC has applied, the teenager who considering community leaders and six six MAN IN THE WORLD. _ PETER SELLERS • GOLDIE HAWN * . HE JUST COULDN'T ALL ▲ Thursday, 6:30, 8:15 >r has changed location, but sPace encounter ^ forums or group A main source of trying marijuana and wants to students, but the center has been K iclFriday 6:00, 8:00, 9:55 " \ > | Curtner and Bob Carlton, things. i. i ...:n contributions to the center is the know what will happen to him :e _ i u: nroanizprl in if organized in a "vaano" a "vague" way. urav OF THEM , . 4 . directors, say DEC has "We'd like to see DEC grow into an 'Open City' type project speaking DEC he does, to the junkie who wants , ,, Everyone here is into the ^ ^Thursday Twi-Lite Hr„ Adults 90c, 6:00-6:30 d a permanent home at last. - - ... workers ■ the Professional help, to the problem," Curtner said. "We get vSi.' were waiting for the city with dutvclinicalat facilities - a doctor community. DEC speakers are weekend tnpFer on a bad trip. thi do and we are a,w|L : : Ind us a house that was big . iL.i i_:_ on on duty at all times times an "An area which stage realism has not yet explored But now along comes a view of 5 . . . Last Day - 1:00 3:00-5:05-7:05-9:05 P.M. it that is knowing rather than sensationalistic, sympathetic rather than apologetic or Shown 7 5< defiant, and above all, unruffled ... an original achievement." jf TONIGHT at 7 ID'S REQUIRED5 JOHN SIMON Walt Disney's Rrotasia The first of 12 celebrations THE NEW YORK MAGAZINE Tickets $1.50 at the Union JBRODY HALL and 9 pm 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februai -SPORTS- ' 19?| I Paul than the Indiana total of eight, Dean--S' court avoiding the long reach of the even to the By JOHN VIGES credited to Dean. In the Spartan coaches. Dean was switched to a third were Indiana sophomore. Dean Dean had lettered in his State News Sports Writer first half when the Spartans were first two guard role midway through the quickly dribbled the ball back years at MSU but had seen season in order to move Miller to especially proficient in across the half • court line where relatively little action. At the guard and put Breslin at forward Although MSU lost to Indiana working through the Indiana he spotted Brad Van Pelt under beginning of this 71 70 Tuesday night, and there season his but the Alma senior appears to - zone Dean assisted on nine MSU the basket. Van Pelt had an easy prospects for were some things that the baskets. getting in more have now assured himself of a lay - up and when he was fouled playing time appeared dim but permanent Spartans could have improved "Paul has really become an he cut the margin between the over the fall starting berth after rebounding and foul practice sessions he his fine play against Indiana and upon, asset to our team," Spartan two teams to a pair of points. established himself and shooting being the most coach Gus Ganakas said. "He has by the Ohio State during the past two The emergence of Dean as a opening game Dean was noticeable, MSU played a good in the weeks. really increased his confidence. Spartan starter was a surprise, starting lineup. game and received some fine He knows what exactly he is "Paul was not a player we had individual performances from doing out on the court. counted upon at the beginning players who have not always been in the spotlight. Aiding the fine shooting "There was an harmony between his thinking and play Tuesday and what I amazing Frosh face Irish of the year," Ganakas said, "but now he's our ball general. "He has a tremendous team performances by Brian Breslin wanted him and the team to and Pat Miller was the job done attitude and he has accepted do." tonight given every role that we have at Jenison by senior guard Paul Dan who When Dean brings the ball him. He has started and he has played a large part in setting up down court or carefully moves it come off the bench and he has the scores of everyone on the around to the other players it is team. done a good job both ways. Hell often hard to measure the By NICK MIRON John Shumate, 6-8 forward Dean took control of the do anything to help the team intensity of his play. State News Sports Writer for the Irish, is the man to watch win. Spartan's slow - down offense An incident from Tuesday's in the Notre Dame line - up. and ran it perfectly. MSU knew The freshman basketball Shumate leads the team with a Aside from his ball handling game, however, points out the before they went into the game determination of the 6-1 guard. squad of Coach Matt Aitch takes 23 - point scoring average and 13 and leadership, Dean has an that it would be suicide to get The Spartans were trailing by to the hardwood again tonight in rebounds effective jump shot that has per game. into a running game with the an 8:00 p.m. clash in Jenison gone through the hoop at a 46 five points with only a little Randy Moorman took over Hoosiers so they played patient Fieldhouse. percent clip and he is also strong more than a minute left in the MSU leadership in team ball waiting for the good shot. Meeting the frosh in the single on defense. half when the ball was knocked percentage shooting Tuesday, When a man did get into the loose from another Spartan. engagement will be the Fighting bettering Mike Robinson's 52 SPARTAN NOTES: Ganakas clear, more often than not he Dean raced George McGinnis Irish of Notre Dame. Aitch will with an accurate average of 69 was very pleased by the crowd received the ball from Dean. the length of the court for the doubtless be remembering a per cent. Moorman adds a degree turn - out and their enthusiasm The Spartans accumulated 21 ball before reaching it, managing Notre Dame five that nipped his of balance the frosh had at Tuesday's game as well as the assists and 11 of them, more team's unbeaten streak at seven to stay inbounds and then previously been lacking. Along Ohio State game Saturday. He victories with a 92-87 win last with the excellent shooting of said afterwards that the fans' year. Send your lovebundle MSU was out - rebounded in Tyrone Lewis and Robinson, support had really helped the Moorman will present yet players and that they were sorry that game where everything another threat to the Irish they had not been able to pull our LoveBundle. seemed to go wrong. Notre Dame defense. out the victory for them. comes into the game tonight Lewis, the man who has done -"And she'll be bitten with the intention of again "I think we have arrived as an by everything for the frosh this » the LoveBug. That's me." dominating the boards. MSU will face four Notre Dame players 6 - year, could help the cause enthused basketball Ganakas said. "It was very school," 'Dean the tonight with another showing 6 or taller. It will take a like his previous two, when he gratifying that the fans stayed Spartan guard Paul Dean (33) passes off to Brian Breslin after drawing Indiana's Steve determined effort to beat the with us when we were twelve out of position during Tuesday night's MSU-IU game at Jenison Fieldhouse. Breslin Downing averaged 25 points while made the Irish on the boards. easy layup and Dean was credited with one of his 11 assists for the working hard for 19 rebounds in points down and that they knew night. Notre Dame boasts a 7-4 the two contests. we had to be patient and slow State News photo by Tom record down our offense." Gaunt as compared to the The Spartans will follow up Spartans 3-4. The Notre Dame the Notre Dame contest with a MSU junior guard ON ROAD SATURDAY club pounded a 103-83 win over 4:30 p.m. battle Saturday when Gary Michigan whom the Spartans Przybylo has left the Spartan they meet the University of squad, unhappy because he clipped by one point. Detroit in the IM Sports Arena. wasn't Fencersface playing enough. The loss leaves MSU with only 12 men left on the squad. *12.50' 20% DISCOUNT ON Przybylo had appeared in By CRAIG REMSBURG contest, MSU must face such for the Spartans and State News Sports Writer again this year." TYPEWRITER REPAIRS seven games solid teams as Wayne State, Ohio The What better word than "Love"? had scored one basket in four Spartan coach believes i What better way to say it than with the The MSU fencing team travels State, Notre Dame, the great performance from his I attempts. "LoveBundle"? A special Valentine's bouquet, with FOR MSU STUDENTS to Kenosha, Wis. Saturday, hoping to improve their 5 - 2 University Chicago Circle. of Detroit and foilers, Ira Schwartz, Chris Held and Robin Luce, will be needed I I a lift-out record in "All the teams from LoveBug corsage to wear on Valentine's Day. From small adjustments to major overhaul BARNES a dual meet with the are tough now on to leave Wisconsin on a winning I Order it to arrive early. Because it's on all makes and models University of Wisconsin and as or tougher than note. They have been able to I designed to stretch Valentine's Day into a whole week. FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY FLORAL Wisconsin Parkside. Illinois and Detroit, "Coach win only one - third of their foil f ALL MAKES OF EAST LANSING The meet marks the half Charles Schmitter said. "This bouts thus far. Why squeeze your love into one day? - way Available only at an FTD florist. At a special point in the Spartan schedule part of the schedule is where the Paul Herring holds the best I price. CALL this year, and Should prove a real real work begins." record test if the MSU squad is to post Both U - D and Illinois among the fencers at the half way point. Spartan| I Send the FTD "LoveBundle" for Valentine's week. •As an independent businessman, each FTD Member Florist sets his AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES a winning season record. defeated the Spartans in earlier meets this season. - The Winchester, 111. sophomore 1477 Haslett Road, Haslett Following the Wisconsin has compiled a 15 - 3 mark in | 339-8258 Schmitter expects Saturday's epee. contest to be a tough one, as he Sabremen Fred Royce, considers Wisconsin and Parkside I^Sprin^BrealwMnh^^H Captain Harry Sorensen and I SPANISH RIVIERA I both to be top teams. Doug McGaw have also turned in I We Leaving from Detroit, Deluxe H telegraph flowers The Spartans lost their match AMERICAN SKER k Hotel,Double Occupancy£ar, I impressive performances. Royce I worldwide with Wisconsin last year, 15 -12, is 14 4, Sorensen 15 - 6 and f c,ci - $249.00 and barely defeated Parkside, 14 McGaw has a 9 - 3 record. 215 ANN ST. ED 2 0871 Call Frank Buck 351-8604 U -13. The next Spartan home meet I Schmitter called last year's is scheduled for Wednesday, DISCOVERS CANADA. jneet with Parkside a "mild Feb. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in Jenison I "upset" saying, "We go the jump Fieldhouse. The meet will be on them and kept it throughout held in the gym in the third THE BOSE PEOPLE HAVE the match. We hope to do it floor. I FREE ONCE AGAIN INVADED Offer Good Only With This Coupon One Per Customer HIFI BUYS! Coke GIANT FISH SANDWICH RED BARN' This offer good at Red Barn located at 1010 E. Grand River, East Lansing, Michigan He just didn't know that one thing better than skiing in Canada has over fifty major ski Canada. Apres ski. areas. With some of the most Want a new scene? New chal¬ spectacular runs in North lenges? New pleasures? Bring America. Great facilities. Fab¬ ulous accommodation. your boards to Canada. For weekend. A week. Or longer. a Ring He also learned there's only It's just up the road. one up (or the Now Generation! Sweetheart Rose Ring 1 Diamond H Boy's Onyx Initial Ring $29.95 $17.50 Use one of our convenient payment plans... student accounts invited. i I K Hi Fi Buys 1101 E.Grand River 337-2310 JIWI1IRS Downtown, Lansing Mall Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 11, 1971 9 SPORTS Youth vs. experience in By DON KOPRIVA these runners have all enjoyed successful starts this year State News Sports Writer could threaten the and Jenison records of 8:51 definitely in danger. top two and help push toward a possible Seven footer against seven footer I freshman against senior. record. against seven footer. A high jump over 7 - 0 used to be as rare as the four minute mile, but it's I Upcoming star against established veteran. Upcoming star against established veteran. This one is the two still a sight to behold and these I Seven footer against seven footer against seven footer. mile and it pits Minnesota's Garry Bjorklund against Bowling relays have attracted three jumpers with seven foot bests and a multitude of others with 6 • ■ Three different events, and only part of the story of the 1971 Green's Sid Sink. 10 bests and soaring hopes for the still J Belays. But they might be the best parts, and they might Bjorklund is defending Big Ten champ at two miles indoors magical height. The record stands at 6 -10 and the record - juce three of the most - remembered events, and has a career best of 8:42.0, which came last March as he took holder, John Mann of Michigan, is one of the have - r'freshman against senior. An age - old confrontation in any fourth in the indoor nationals at Cobo. He nots, that is, his best is "only" 6 returned to running -10. lllefiiate contest, this one should come in the 600 - yard run. early last month season and he has after an appendectomy - shortened cross country But back to the seven footers. Gary Haupert of Indiana is one leu freshman Bob Cassleman, running with a style reminiscient already posted an 8:57. of them and he's placed in Sink, every Big Ten meet he's ever been in, iSpartan great Bill Wehrwein, will challenge NCAA champion a senior, is the NCAA steeplechase champ and a three with a win coming indoors in 1969. Tim Heikkila of Minnesota is time All |ck Wohlhuter of Notre Dame. - America pick in track and cross country. A brilliant the second, and he too is a Big Ten champ, winning the outdoor ICassleman's best this year stands at 1:11.4 but MSU coaches 8:48.2 at Ann Arbor gave him the weeks back and with Michigan Relays title two title as a sophomore at 7 - 0, good for a meet record. He cleared 7 ■ink he has not yet begun to show his true potential. Recruited Bjorklund and with a host of other top - -1 in practice late last week. /C Kmarily for the intermediate hurdles outdoors, the Grand flight competition here, including 1970 titlist John Jones of Air Force and 1969 champ Kerry The third is a newcomer to the seven foot Kpids native is also a vital cog on a fine State mile relay quartet. Hogan of Missouri, he could be scene, but he may ■ Wohlhuter, a senior at Notre Dame, won the 600 yard run at primed for a barnburner. prove to be one of the best. Rick Rogers of - Northwestern, a non - It year's NCAA meet by posting the meet's best time at 1:09.8 Indiana's Steve Kelley, the Big Ten steeplechase champ, and placer in the league meets last year, sailed over at 7 feet two Minnesota's Don Timm, runner - up in that event last weeks ago in a dual meet and could be the J the "slow" section and then seeing it hold up for a win over spring, have surprise winner here Ifending champ Wehrwein and Murray State great Tommy posted two of the league's fastest times thus far and could Saturday. Irner. A versatile runner, he can run with most anyone at provide a preview of Big Ten action to come. Michigan junior Phil Others could challenge too. Ivthing from 440 yards to a mile. Pyatt has the fastest duece at 8:51.9 and U M Coach Dave Haupert's freshman teammate, - Dennis Adama, is a 6 - 10 ■ Other top 600 men include Indiana's Glen Close, Western Martin thinks he has the stuff to go even faster and run with jumper. Ohio State's Ray Hupp consistently clears 6 - 8 to 6 10 and could also threaten. - ■chigan's Any Jugan, Michigan's Norm Cornwell and Tom Flagg, anyone. Tickers for the meet are still on sale at Irthwestern's Ron Drozd and Minnesota's Tom Shapiro. Add Indiana's Pat Mandera and Bob Legge, Minnesota's John Jenison Pieldhouse, M priced at $1 for MSU students for the 7:30 p.m. session and Tough not boasting the credentials of Wohlhuter or Cassleman. Hopko and Gene Daly and MSU's Kim Hartman and Ralph Zoppa for the general public. There is no $2 and the race should be a speedy one, with Jones' meet and charge for the 1:30 p.m. afternoon session. Outweighed by every foe Lewis undefeated at heavyweight Ferocious frosh Bob Cassleman was recruited by MSU primarily for the By GARYSCHARRER heavyweight was not a new In his first season at MSU, intermediate hurdles outdoors, but he's found the 600-yard program. State News Sports Writer experience. After weighing 154 Lewis was unable to working on at the present time. run to his liking with three straight wins and a best of compete Compared to most other When the wrestling season pounds as a freshman in high because of then existing NCAA "Gentle Ben is what we call 1:11.4. He'll face 1970 NCAA champ Rick Wohlhuter of school, Lewis went to heavyweights Lewis is smaller opened two months rules prohibiting freshmen from but, he doesn't think that his him," Peninger said. "We have Notre Dame in the event Saturday at the 48th MSU Relays. ago the heavyweight for the following never been able to get him Spartans anticipated that with varsity rosters. While a size is a distinct three years. As a junior he handicap. Since mad." the returning of a Big Ten heavy sophomore Lewis served as an he had wrestled at 240 earlier in placed third in the state. In his understudy for Jack Zindel. his career he is familiar with the - weight champion, few, if any, senior Lewis is described by the year he reigned as Zindel won the Big Ten last year problems would develop at the moves that bigger heavyweights Spartan coaching staff as a hard Michigan's prep heavyweight at 190 and finished third in the might try top weight class. on him. working kid" both in and out of champion. He also won honors NCAA meet even though he was Lewis However, when last year's gains valuable training. Besides on the All ■ State football team hurt for part of the season. At experience in workouts from his dedicating titlist, Vic Mittleberg, decided for his himself to wrestling Lewis is also not to wrestle in his senior year, play as a guard on the that time Lewis received his counterpart heavyweight on the a civil engineer gridiron. varsity baptism and responded major. the MSU grapplers were left with Spartan team, Larry Avery. When Lewis came to MSU he with three victories, two inexperienced heavyweights, including Avery, who weighs considerable Blubaugh, satisfied with and had ballooned up to 248 pounds one pin, against one setback. confident John Shinsky and Larry more than Lewis has in Lewis said of Avery. but by spring was down to 190. Just at the time when Lewis challenged But prior to the Midlands him throughout the season. him:"He's done a very good job "Coach Peninger asked me if I began to utilize his experience, "He gives me a for us and will continue to do so OPEN 11 AM 2 AM Tournament in December, Ben pretty good - Lewis decided to move up from thought I could make 190," win matches and gain confidence work out," Lewis said of for the rest of the year, I'm sure MONDAY - SATURDAY Lewis said. "I thought I could, the injury Avery. his 190 weight division and enter bug took him out of "He's only a freshman, but he of that. so I tried it and then OPEN SUNDAY NOON the ranks of heavyweights. Since got down action. A broken blood vessel in was state champion of Maryland. to 190." "He's a dedicated kid and also UNTIL MIDNIGHT his calf forced him to enter the At this point I'd say he's then the Fenton junior has been coming good natured" Losing 60 pounds within the hospital and sidelined him for along pretty good." - Blubaugh undefeated in eight matches and added. "However, sometimes span of six months is quite an the latter part of the season. If Lewis has any sports a 6 - 0 - 2 record. weaknesses, that good - naturedness on the "He to us and wanted to accomplishment and Peninger Lewis indicated that while it would probably stem from his Hobie's came mats was naturally pleased that Lewis wrestling at 190 pounds he felt might be a problem." enter the tournament at good naturedness. He has was successful. weaker than wrestling at his wrestled to a draw in two of his heavyweight," Spartan Coach "Because of personal pride present weight of 210. Since last matches and admits that if he Grady Peninger commented, "even though at that point, he and not wanting to look like a spring, when he began lifting could become more aggressive, VW Trade-Ins HOUSE OF SANDWICHES blop, he, himself, dropped to weights, he has packed more., thosei draws could easily be had not tried out at heavyweight." Although Lewis wrestled at 190." Peninger said. "It's a power in his 6-0 210 tremendous feat as any weight said that he feels much puller will tell you." as a result of the frame, and stronger turned into victories. Changing his style to one of more Come In All Sizes 351-3800 190 last year, going up to weightlifting aggressiveness is what he is Dwayne Wohlfert, Fenton '68 Pontiac Grand Prix high school coach, was instrumental in persuading Lewis vinyl top, automatic to attend MSU. "My high school coach went transmission, power steering, LIEBERMANN'S to school here and wanted me to $2195. go here," Lewis explained. "My first year I learned a lot from Jeff Smith and last year worked '68 Valiant 2 dr. NOW YOU CAN SAVE quite a bit with Jack Zindel. JEW YORK ( UPI) - Bill This year I'm still things from learning some Coach Blubaugh featuring TubBut# 25% ON AMERICAN Jite, a former first baseman MONTREAL (UPI) - every day. i three clubs who ftsidered a was once good candidate to Clarence Hotkey Campbell, National Leauge President, "The reason I came to school here was to work with coaches Discovery Teur$ j $1595 TOURISTER LUGGAGE! Jome lthe the first black manager Tuesday levied more than Peninger and Blubaugh," he '67 VW fastback light blue, white wall tires, major leagues, Wednesday $10,000 in fines against 55 added. "And I think that is why M»dil»rron.an MoiKore; orcho.oloqicol d.ji; (voting inMolnntnl;' wMkndt with "kroil! very low mileage §ame the only black play - by most of the people come here." Engl'ond Scandfnov ^Uf°P«an cultur® ond art: Greece, Italy. Switterland. France, players from four teams who and o $1295. llay announcer in the majors becamse involved in on ice CHOICE OF 11 OUTSTANDING PROGRAMS - (22-60 DAYS) |en he was hired by the New brawls during two games last WITH DEPARTURES THROUGHOUT JUHE, JULY ft AUGUST ' '65 VW deluxe bus Irk Yankees. month. Ifoor Fuluf e spec**w 9 passengers, 2 tone blue, excellent motor, body, tires etc. |aNY0N,State Tex. (UPI) - West Awaits tkfc Test. $1245. University ;!MiIM£6REJJMG^DAT BHot PG ALL INCLUSIVE Idnesday hired high school Glenn Herriman Ich Gene Mayfield to rebuild Pizza ■■ mmmrn UlMCAT Volkswagen, Inc. 5 I school's decimated football EASTOURS' SCHOLASTIC JOURNEYS 6135 W. * Saginaw St. Iching staff and athletic -I -imilH Preparation for tests required 1140 Avenue of the Ameri< for admission to post New York, N.Y. 10036 Phone 482-622 6 - graduate Twrtment. schools (212) 490-2040 Open Mon. & Thurs. Till 9 • Six session courses * Small groups SHEPARD'S MENTION CAR OWNERS Voluminous study material for home study prepared by experts in each field * Complete front end repair and CLASSES FORMING LOCALLY PRESIDENTS alignment * Brakes * Suspension PRICE FRI. the 12th and SAT. the 13th * Wheel balancing * Steering DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY WOMEN'S |LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center M24 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 over 1000 pair Values to $30 $4.97 MEN'S Buy now . and save . . on American Tourister's great "Tiara" luggage. It's all regular SNO ARTHUR TREACHER'S stock . all styles ... all colors ... in styles over 150 pair Values to $32 for men and ladies. Enjoy all the features that have made it a favorite among experienced $9.97 travelers everywhere. THE ORIGINAL WOMEN and Oen't delay.. 4 TWO GREAT LOCATIONS IN LANSING: over 150 pair Values to $20 SNO Sale ends on RIGHT PAST FRANDOR AT February 20 $ 2418 E. MICHIGAN 99c and at Park Free In Since 1944 - City Ramps First choice 4100 S. LOGAN With Purchase of MSU students "Treat Yourself to the Treacher Taste" DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 1 STATE NEWS Mich STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED There Is A Bonanza Of Buys Every Day In The Want Ads. Shop Them 355-8255 — Often CLASSIFIED 355-8255 The State News don not permit racial or religious Automotive foMikiyspeakinq • by Phil Frank'1 discrimination in' its OLDSMOBILE 1965 Cutlass, 4 HAS LETT - POTTER Street. 2 THREE BEDROOM advertising culumns. The duplex. Stove MUSICAL speed, V-8. Fine condition. $475. 489-5896. 5-2-12 bedroom upper unfurnished. 1 and refrigerator furnished. 1)4 INSTRUMEN^T5 State News will not bedroom, lower furnished. bath, full basement. $200. accept advertising which Utilities paid. 482-9881. 4-2-16 OLDS, 1965 Jetstar 88. Full power, 351-9036. 5-2-12 • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against good body, $500. 351-0177. Scooters & Cycles SUBLET, SPRING, 2 man luxury URGENT: NEEDED liberal students religion, race, color or 5-2-15 apartment. Next to campus. Will share house. Call 361-2356. Montego Bay $219. Auto Parts & Service national origin. sacrifice. Phone 337-0224. 3-2-12 to 3-2-12 Buck, 351-8604. J " Aviation opel 1900 ls, 1970, 5-2-12 F' • radio, vinyl roof. $1600 or best. ONE GIRL for 4 man. $50/month. EMPLOYMENT 351-8737. 5-2-16 OWN ROOM IN four girl duplex. typewriter^ June free, no deposit. Walk to Nice place, $58. Near campus. Pat, • FOR RENT Automotive campus. 337-1857. 3-2-12 351-9029. 3-2-12 portable, $24.95 U*£ ^ « "" c r Jto'R E"208A?^C2N^*MES plymouth fury, 1969 440. Apartments $1375 or best offer. After 6 p.m. Houses EAST SIDE 3 room furnished CHEVROLET 1966 blue Impala, 2 351-2128. 3-2-12 THREE BEDROOM duplex. apartment. Modern, fireplace, gas Rooms door. $650 or best offer. Can be Spacious, $195, includes utilities. • FOR SALE seen at 517 North Sycamore or phone 484-6048, inquire Plymouth $395. 1964, Push button 383. Good condition. Call heat. IV 2-7334. 3-2-12 349-0242 after 6 p.m. 6-2-16 '"STJilTaS' 3-2-12 • 482*>i Animals 482-6451. 3-2-15 MODERN SPACIOUS 2 bedroom MUSICIANS SEEK roommate - own Apartment 4, after 5 p.m. 3-2-15 fully carpeted apartment. G.E. Mobile Homes room in house near campus. • PERSONAL CHEVY 1963, 6 cylinder, good tires, PONT I AC STATION wagon, 1965. appliances, air conditioner, garbage disposal. In Haslett, only 351-9160. 3-2-12 WOMAN'S Coats, dresses, C"LOTH7NG^ mini - ,kir^ Mobi automatic. 372-9856 or 372-5029. Low mileage. Excellent • PEANUTS PERSONAL mechanically, air conditioned. minutes from campus. No pets. EAST SIDE. Newly remodeled, cb~» s 2-2-12 Phone 339-2490 for appointment. • REAL ESTATE Power steering, power brakes. furnished 3 bedroom home. 1 BELMON" 5-2-16 $875. 349-9435. 10-2-19 Carpeted, strict landlord wants • RECREATION GIBSON ELECTmcVr serious conservative tenants. $200. • SERVICE PORSCHE, 1966. 912. $1600. ONE GIRL for 4 man, spring term. Riverside East apartments. 351-3969. O Excellent condition. ™st sell. 332-3935, Rm^* 5 Typing Service CHEVY 1967 Impala. Good running Excellent condition. Call 332-1297. 5-2-16 after 11 p.m. 3-2-11 n. 351-4729, between 7 - 9 p.m. EAST LANSING, MSU near. 4 • TRANSPORTATION' condition, slightly damaged. Must sell. 482-8765. 5-2-16 2-2-11 student farmhouse. Private, BOX • WANTED FOURTH MAN for apartment. carpeted, furnished. 337-2285. SPRINGS,, Sertj DEADLINE DART, 1962, V-8, stick, good tires. SPIDER FIAT, 850, 1970. 10,000 actual miles. $1650. Like new. w, m mm & not wST bp Adjacent campus. Immediately. $58.75. 351-2065. 6-2-16 5-2-12 sleeper. Queen size, 3 $85.487-3027.3-2-11 month! 1 P.M. one class day $125 3-2-15 or best offer. 353-5722. 482-5167, after 6 p.m. 3-2-12 Af*Ufinae!' Rooms SKI before publication. SPACIOUS LUXURY two bedroom - DADDLER, 1969 2ft VOLKSWAGEN University Terrace. electric start, brand Cancellations - 12 noon DODGE, 1950. Runs and looks good. 1963. Gas heater, © Young America Corp. / 1304 Ashby rd. / St. Louis, Mo. apartment. ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. nice condition. new J new engine. Call 353-0150 or Spring. $255. 351-2794. 3-2-12 $550 pj. class Best offer. Call Friday, February Completely furnished. 372-8077 372-3793. 5-2-15 one day before 353-4106. 3-2-15 ]Z, 48*3113.4-2J2_ NEEDED: ONE girl to sublease for before 4 p.m. C publication. DIAMOND RING 54 FIAT, 1969 Convertible, 950 Spider, VW 1963. Very good condition. spring term in New Cedar Village. MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. "'tail pointM»~~ PHONE white. Call after 5 p.m., 372-8976. Rebuilt engine. Call 351-1578. Call 332-6514. 5-2-16 $795. Make * Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to 355-5421.3-2-12 355-8255 5-2-16 5-2-17 Aviation For Rent OKEMOS, one bedroom furnished. campus^ 487-5753^ 485-8836. O SEWING MACHINE RATES FORD, 1967 Custom, six cylinder WANTED: 1969 or 1970 wrecked FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Utilities included. $125 to $135. SPARROW, NEAR. Room for Brand new Clas^i*— portables 1 day $1.50 stick. Good condition. Call VW. Call 371-2184, after 4 p.m. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. 349-4071 or 349-3084. 5-2-16 working girl, home privileges. Call - $493 $5.00 per month. 15c per word per day 355-5822.3-2-11 1-2-11 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C after 4 p.m., 484-9158. 3-2-12 Large se of reconditioned LCC NEAR. One girl. Spring term. used TWO BEDROOMS furnished. All maennfl 3 days $4.00 Singers, Whites, Necchii, LEARN FLYING through MSU club. utilities furnished $53. Utilities included. 482-5913. EAST SIDE. Students or employed N, 13%c per word per day except Home and "Many Others." $191 Low prices. Call Don, 351-8168 3-2-12 young man. Kitchen privileges. electricity and telephone. Walking to $39.95. Terms. EDWARt 5 days $6.50 5-2-11 distance to campus. Four man Bed linen furnished. Parking. 13c per word per day FORD CUSTOM 500, 1964. $175. DUCAT I 1969 driven one year. $66.25 a WOODSIDE APARTMENTS. New, 489-0583, after 7 p.m. 3-2-11 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Lost I person, three man 1115 North (based on 10 words per ad) Good running condition. Call Excellent condition, $600. $77.50 a person. HALSTEAD one bedroom furnished, balcony, Washing, 351-7071. 5-2-15 351-5130. 3-2-12 Employment SINGLE ROOM.. Grad student. 489-6448. C-2-11 ' MANAGEMENT, 351-7910 laundry, security locks, quiet area. Peanuts Personals 0-14-2-19 351-8890, 349-9152. O Quiet home. Fine location. NEED A good sweater? must be TRADE SUZUKI 200 PART TIME Low prb LEMANS CONVERTIBLE 1967. Trail cycle Bookkeeper. Must be Parking. IV 2-8304. 3-2-11 pre-paid. for clearance. Call Power steering, brakes. Beautiful with accessory road sprocker for experienced. ALDINGER NEED GIRL sublet 351-8737 LANSING OR East Lansing. One to Spring Term. 10 p.m. 3-2-11 There will be a 50c service condition. $1325, or trade for sports car (MGA, TR3, etc.). DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING bedroom furnished. Large, Stoddard apartments. After 5 SPARTAN HALL. Men, women, Pet Honda 750 or 450. 351-3567 393-8816. 5-2-15 near Frandor. Phone 485-2213. airy and bookkeeping charge if rooms. Air* conditioned. p.m., 351-2490.3-2-12 singles. Immediate occupancy. FREEZER - 25 cubic feet. 3-2-15 C-2-12 Call Cold^io this ad is not paid within Beautifully maintained. Suitable 351-9286, 372-1031.0 500 - upright. See to ABO PILLC believt for 1642 CAMBRIA. Luxury 2 bedroom, excellent shape. Assorted colc one week. MUSTANG. 1967, V-8, automatic, Auto Service & Parts COLLEGE STUDENTS. Part time. faculty, grad students, business air conditioned, dishwasher. 655-2757.3-2-1 ach. Call Sui The State News will be radio. Excellent condition, will $50 a week plus commission. Call people, married couples. Lease. Phone 332-5742. 3-2-12 For Sale 332-3135 or 882-6549. O GIBSON GUITARS, priced tort 2 noon. 2-2- sacrifice. 355-5955. 3-2-11 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 351-3591 from 10 1 p.m. and 5 - - responsible only for the 9 p.m. 5-2-17 TEAC 4010-S automatic Moving out our complete stock Kalamazoo Street Since 1940, TWO MAN. Sublease spring. Air reverse first day's incorrect MUSTANG . .. MARSHALL MUSIC En 1967 6 cylinder stick. conditioning, garbage disposal. % stereo tape deck; Pioneer model Complete auto painting and . C-2-11 insertion. 34,000 actual miles. Excellent collision service. IV 5-0256. C INTERESTED IN fighting pollution block from campus. 351-9479, 77, 3 way stereo speakers; condition. 349-1428 after 6 p.m. and making money too? Call after 5 p.m. 3-2-11 Kenwood TK-140X 170 watt 3-2-15 ONE GIRL for four - man, spring HEATHKIT AA-15, 150 u. stereo AM-FM receiver. Herman - AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and JMMW. 3-2-15 term. Reduced rates. 351-7668. Kardon 50 watt AM-FM stereo Electro voice, EV-1177, Wi American cars. If we can't fix it, it ONE GIRL needed to sublet spring MUSTANG 1967. 4 barrel, 390. Tan. TYPIST URGENTLY needed. Work 3-2-15 bargain, 353-8451. X-3-2-15 compact with speakers. STEREO . Excellent condition. $785. can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O study term, Haslett Apartments. only. From typed Automotive 351-5547. X-4-2-12 355-4667. 2-2-12 copy. 351-1580. 5-2-15 amplifiers, tuners, receivers, MOVIE CAMERA Bolex 16mm,( ONE OR 2 girls sublet New Cedar turntables, and tape recorders. TV ' The CLASSIFIED MARKET is a Village, $70/month. Call new. Two lenses, gun stock. 0) sets. 98 track tape players. 250 BUICK, 1970, GS 455. 4 speed, « OLDSMOBILE 98, 1965. Excellent great place to sell antiques. For a LARGE NATIONAL FOOD CO. 351-2072. 2-2-12 used 8 track tapes, cassettes and IV 4-7301 after 6 p.m. 2-2-12 can cor ram air. 313 - 662-98J condition. Private owner. Asking result- Offer excellent career opportunities iday witt getting Want Ad dial reel tapes. AM-FM and police persistently. 5-2-12 $700. 339-2628. 5-2-16 355-8255. to college trained individual. LOWER FLAT, Okemos, 3 assifled Ad NEED ONE band radios and oriental wall Contact wholesalers and bedrooms. girl for a 3-man, work Furnished, parking. tapestries. WILCOX supermarkets in Available immediately. 351-6586. University Terrace. 351-8922. (general SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East nger nee 5-2-15 territory). Some over night travel 5-2-17 to cash Michigan, 485*391, 8 - 6:30 YASHICA ELECTRO 35 cmw :ms Gas Mileage required. Experience helpful, but not necessary. provided. Car Complete training for business and OKEMOS, ONE bedroom apartment, furnished, parking, utilities paid. SOUTH LOGAN, furnished. 3 rooms. All utilities paid. Deposit required. TU 2-8233. 3-2-11 p.m., Monday thru Saturday. C with wide, telephoto lens* Nearly new. Rod, 355-68U 3-2-11 t of 1 things ilpful Ad W dial personal use furnished. Expense 351-6586. 5-2-17 account, retirement plan, profit TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile FULL SET Drums, $175; 6' b Plus Performance sharing program, benefits. Your resume including excellent insurance plan, vacation and other complete personal history, current TWO ROOM efficiency, furnished. $80 month including utilities. Girl preferred. Call evenings after 6 home units. Lakeview lots. $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 KOSS PRO 4-A Stereophones. New. Were $50, 351-9129. 2-1-12 now $38. Ben, light, $12; Columbia $40. 6-2-15 Jackie, tape di 351-7308, nightt IOENTOUR capulco $; lontego Bay r, 353-2} p.m., 484-5637. 10-2-24 family status, education and job IMMEDIATELY. ONE girl for Cedar MATERNITY CLOTHES: Sizes five WE DO most repairing and re ED rock experience. Should be sent care of ONE GIRL Whitehall Manor, Mt. an< State News, Box C-3, Equal - Village. No deposit. Reduced. and six. Excellent condition. broken frames. OPTICAL II pay extras Hope and Hagadorn. Graduate 351-8172. 4-2-11 Opportunity Employer. 10-2-17 student preferred. 337-9260. __Cheap. Call_355-8175. 3-2-15 DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigsn 55-2561.3-2- 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Avenue, 372-7409 C-5-2-12 5-2-17 FURNISHED Tanks, YOUNG MEN APARTMENTS. One A le: willing . . to work in canisters and uprights. Guaranteed bedroom $140, $160. 3 bedroom, e. Call 484-' exchange for horse's board or for SUBLET one fuli year. $7.88 and horse and board. MILLER ONE bedroom deluxe $225. Near campus. 351-9036. up. Animals r 485-719" apartment. Furnished. Available 5-2-12 DENNIS DISTRIBUTING RANCH, 645-7362, 645-7762. C ERLE NOR March 1st. Phone 351-1799. COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. GERMAN SHEPHERD pups. AKC. fUDIOS. C-2 PART TIME employment: 2-2-12 ONE MALE needed for Lansing -iLRP^'City ^rk*LC-2-J1_ All shots. $45. 351-5500, at 12-20 hours apartment. Own room. 489-2991. 4-TRACK RCA tape recorder, $40. 119.3-2-16 per week. Automobile FURNISHED UPPER apartment 4 5-2-12 Deluxe air required, 351-5800. O rooms and bath. Married couple car conditioner, $50. 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT 337-1139. 5-2-16 only. 3 miles from campus. Phone and all other live merchant 337-1852 or IV 2-1113 . Houses HART METAL Skiis, 210 cm. Cost (instant parenthood) 2-2*t2 $150 new, will sell for $35. DOCKTOR PET CENTE TERFUES: I EAST SIDE, 2 bedroom house. Meridian Mall. 349-3950. 5-2-1 Valentine' BABYSITTER NEEDED 372-1752. 3-2-12 Toyota has the Combination - part - ONE OR $160/month. References. Shown time in exchange for room. Walk two girls immediately for lack). 4-2-12 Meedowbrook Trace. First month by appointment. Call 485-9332. ADORABLE BEAGLE puppy.' to campus. 351-9249 after 6 ROTARY ANTENNA VHF-UHF, p.m. free. Call after 1 p.m., Pat, 3-2-15 5-2-17 $100. Serta Queen size bed, $90. weeks, all shots. Call 351-15"' 3-2-15 ATTENTION NAVAL RESERVE THREE BEDROOMS, unfurnished. _655;3375i5;2i16 MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share OFFICERS, grades Lieutenant Large yard. Near campus. Couple Progressive linkage and below. Drill pay is available. IV 9-3417. 5-2-16 luxury apartment near campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. TF or family. $200. 351-5500 ext. 119. 3-2-15 carburetion uses PART TIME, earn up to $50 per week. Car necessary IMMEDIATELY, ONE girl for Cedar Village. No Deposit. 351-8172, EAST SIDE of Lensing. Completely furnished and carpeted. Call after 5 p.m. 5-2-11 351-7319 for interview. C 489-2089. 5-2-15 carburetor for For Rent TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS me now leasing student units. These spacious luxury normal ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. apartments an completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage RENTALS. 372-4948. C disposal and individual control Want Power? Push TV RENTALS — Students only. Low to 3 - central air conditioning. These four man parking spaces par unit. The student's leisure monthly and term rates. Call 351-7900 to the opens floor. It to reserve UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C yours. a giant heated If you want to bo among the firs of TWYCKINGHAM throat and gives STEREOS rent. A AND TO Refrigerators for 2 RENTAL, today. There 2 bedroom 1 start at $85/month per man c 349-2220. O acceleration to well TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 2 3 H T- % B guaranteed. Free delivery, service and pick-up. Call NEJAC FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 9 iff " %% « Ad Hen 337-1300. C MARSH* CHANEL 372-2797or 332-6441 I % No wonder TOYOTA CORONA 13 •N Apartments SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES 16 »7 % 15 <9 is the best selling imported .AVAILABLE. %%% % So 2i 2J- REDUCED. IMMEDIATELY. Haslett Apartments. Two girls for four 2U ib 26 % ii 4-dr. sedan on the market!!! % Ctopctungljam man. Barb Parness, 355-8252; after 5:30 p.m. 351-2546. S-2-16 zb 29 % 31 51 33 WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed to drive one at share luxury apartment near 4620 S. Hagadorn SH % 35 54 %%% TT w campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m p.m. TF - 6 just north of Mt. Hope Rd. w % % WHEELS TOYOTA, INC. 5i il 0 MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y Words 01 B Y: >ver 10 Wo OKEMOS, TWO bedroom deluxe. 1V4 baths, fully carpeted, dishwasher, Alto Management Company % k W- Vr 2400 E. MICHIGAN AVE. air conditioned, carport, Unfurnished. $178 sundeck. monthly %% V, % 349-9152. 10-2-24 uary 11,19) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February For Sale Student Service lERIAN NO-GO HUSKY pups. AKC. KENNEL (see the DIRECTORY Voting results debated Slow Paflw)- Phone 224-2156. SUEDE and LEATHER It'sWhat's Happening must be (Continued from page 1) places (which ran 337-12 in favor of •2-12 BAUTEL'S MtoamotoVorlPAnrthlnfOMMi submitted in person to 341 and that Jaeger and Buckner be censured Proposal 4) was throvm out, the proposal Yarns — Supplies Cleaning and Reflnithing Student Services Bldg. at least for alternating 'h f*le. 6 monthi. SETTER - minutes after they were would still have parsed by a 551-vote hooking, knitting, weavl II puppy »hot!. Reasonable. Okemos two State News working days passed by the board. margin. There are no regulations of any crocheting OCC's suit contended that the kind against having polling places in 61-5130.3-2-12 2916 Turner Dry Cleaners (Sunday - Thursday) before large 2155 Hamilton Road number of polling places located in sorority and fraternity houses, he said. MESE KITTENS. 9 week* old. IV 5-9212 publication. Entries may be Okemos 3320611 inserted twice and fraternity and sorority houses, coupled In the case of Stempel vs. Buckner and point. Males. ,1 Call 339-2004. must be with the fact that IFC and Panhel stood to Jaeger, Stempel charged that Proposal 4 as m submitted from a registered MSU Volunteer Rap Hour gain a vote on the student board if passed by the board was not the same OFFICIAL WASHDAY SAVINGS student organization. MESE CAT, female, 1 year old. Proposal 4 passed, constituted a conflict of proposal that appeared on the ballot. The Every Thursday 3 - 5 p.m. Passport Photos 25c per load interest. lad «hots, good with children. $8. in 1 day The best for leu proposal passed by the board on Jan. 12 MSU Volunteer Bureau 'Two - thirds of the off - campus polling 65-2975. 4-2-11 Special Texas Washer included Intercooperative Council Room 26 Student Services SOc Any MSU Veteran interested in (ICC), WENDROW'S ECONOWASH the Veterans for Peace organizaton places were located in fraternities and Stempel said, but the proposal appearing 353-4400 should call 332 - 5272 between 8 and 3006 Vine St. sororities, where only one - eighth of the on the final ballot excluded ICC. 11 a.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. any day. off campus students live," Mary Jo Von Stempel further 51-7389. a-10-2-11 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., • blk. W. of Sears - charged that the "Rappin to a Soulful Strut," a Mach, co - president of OCC, said. ASMSU minutes had been altered to make CONTACT LENS discussion of gospel, jazz and blues, OCC also noted that three of the major it appear that the board's original intent Mobile Homes LARRY'S FROZEN FOODS BEAD CRAFTS. will be presented on "Gamut" at SERVICES 11:30 a.m. Saturday on Channel 10. polling places for off - campus students in had been to exclude ICC. D. M. DEAN, an DECOUPAGE SUPPLIES, the past — the Union, the International The main issue centered around whether 7 BELMONT, 12x60. 3 bedroom, ART REPRODUCTIONS A dance Center and Bessey Hall — were switched to the original governing group vote 210 Abbott Rd. concert featuring - proposal, wrier moving, must sell. $3595 candle making "Blitzkrieg," will be from 9 to 12 Kellogg Center, Erickson Hall and the which did not include ICC, was ever Suite #16 supplies r best offer. Ph -TRIC tlor>- Guiti 332-6563 d. Custom pro Enfield's Incorporated p.m. Saturday in Shaw Hall lower lounge. Admission is 75 cents. Natural Science Building. While 775 reported out of policy committee. Stempel Reason* 693 M-43. Okemos, 349 1940 students voted at the three former claimed that it was not. Buckner said that Students interested in starting a locations in a 1970 referendum, 188 it was, and the reason no evidence V MOON. 1968, 12x60 expando, • EYES EXAMINED bedrooms, furnished. $5695 or NORTON'S musicians guild for the Lansing area students voted at the 1971 locations. appeared in the minutes was due to a are invited to attend a Frtndor Shell Station. • GLASSES meeting at 2 Rick Kibbey, co-president of the OCC, clerical error. , S.rta pm lest offer. 627-9785. 3-2-15 Major p.m. Sunday in the basement of Free 3 months repairs including muffler and • CONTACT LENS Spirit, 315 South Washington Ave., pointed out that non-Greek off campus - Claire Guthrie, off o| • campus 1-2-11 I MARLETTE, 12x60, deluxe brake work. Mechanic on DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist BOB JONES PAINTS Lansing. students may have been reluctant to enter representative, testified that the proposal wdel. Colonial interior, step-up duty. All State Road Service. a "private dwelling" to vote. she made at the Jan. 12 '• 1969 ~2ii itchen, with dishwasher. Porch, 3024 E. Saginaw. 489-8010. Co-Optical Services A Forum, sponsored by the Mark Jaeger, elections commissioner, meeting to be approved as the ballot did include ICC. lirting and utility shed. After 5218 S. Logan. Political Science Undergraduate rand new tM 393-4230 said the selection of polling places were According to Buckner, the "ballot" :30 p.m., call 393-3295. 10-2-22 Advisory Committee will be held at 8 "• $550. Ph, tonight in 102 South Kedzie Hall. merely a matter of "getting poll workers to passed was merely an elections device and John Patriarche, city work." Jaeger said that due to a lack of Explore the NEW and BUD'S manager of East the intent of the board was to pass the (ibrandt, 12x50, 1970. Fully CHALLENGING career COLLEGE TRAVEL Lansing, and Jim Malone, city foresight on the part of the board, he was original proposal from policy committee arpeted. Furnished, with storage AUTO PARTS manager of Jackson, will be guest forced to set up the election on very short had and garbage disposal. Must opportunities with Late Model Motors and Parts OFFICE speakers. which excluded ICC. I Call 676-1412 or fast. THE LINCOLN - notice. There was a lack of poll workers Testimony from a number of board a 82-4954. 5-2-11 The GRAD PLAN specialty. Halfway 130 West Grand River Blvd. The Committ and fraternities offered their services, members revealed that some had intended Company between Holt and Mason Again = Clearances) Call Mr. Metz, 351-8810 on 351-6010 Discrimination will Jaeger added. to include ICC, others had not, and some ablet - $49; HARDSON, 1967. 12x47, 2 N. Cedar. 694-2154. tonight in 35 Union. Buckner noted that even if the vote were not sure exactly what •' Large selecti >ms, skirted, utility was passed at I from the fraternity and sorority polling the Jan. 12 meeting. used uilding, unfurnished. In Windsor February 19 is the deadline for machine SKIERS ,i Necchis, K states. 646-6213. 5-2-16 signing up for the UNION This Space Is For Rent! MSU Ski Club still has a few ' Others." $19, BOARD BAHAMAS TRIP. Free 'TO. openings for its Aspen Spring University meetings today: EDWARI Includes Air Canada flight. 8days Organic Agriculture, 8 p.m. 311 G COMPANY Lost & Found - 7 nightsFlagler Inn (on at Call 355-8255. trip. More information, call Bessey Hall; Book as an Art Object, 353-5199 Fiscal W or attend next ills as h i ngtoa Paradise Island). March 19-26. 7:30 p.m. 42 Union; Male Role $189. Call 353-9777. NOW!! Tuesday's p.m., 102B Wells Hall. meeting, 1\\ Liberation, 7:15 previously p.m. 43 Union. All scheduled classes will afflic Leaf Productions present three (Continued from page 1) Personal Personal films, "Trails of 98," "The Human Wisconsin, are presently considering proposals Recreation Race" and "Disquisition" from 7 to enrollment with only a modest increase in costs." which would give financial aid directly to 9:30 tonight and Friday night in 109 Laughran also attributed Marygrove's students in a manner similar to the GI Bill. (180 PILLOWS custom made. AFRO STYLES on Mondays by STUDENTOURS SPRING Break: NEED MORE space? Sharp 3 Anthony Hall. Admission is 75 cents problems to a recent increase in faculty and staff A measure proposed by Robert issorted colors and designs. $28 appointment. See Joe Barklay. Acapulco $219; Nassau, $179; for all three. retirement benefits. He said that this increase Payton, ach. Call Sue, at 351-9525, after bedroom bungalow, minutes from president of C.W. Post Center of Long Island UNION BUIJ.DING BARBER Montego Bay, $219. Gall Ellen Only $400 accounted for nearly one - half of the priced to sN 1.2-2-12 SHOP. C-2-11 campus. down, The Wilson Hall Student Assn. is past year's (N.Y.) University would require students to pay , Radner, 355-3573. 5-2-12 payments of $125 per month. For deficit. He also said that a marked decline in complete st sponsoring a film series, including gifts $500 and the state to underwrite the remaining more information, call Douglas "On the Waterfront," and and donations was responsible for another 25 MUSIC, E11 cartoons, per sum, estimated by Payton to be in the vicinity of Peanuts Personal Real Estate Smith residence, 484-4159 or from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight in the cent of the deficit. $2,600. FUTURE HEALTH WARNER LONG REALTY, Wilson Hall auditorium. - Andrews University in Berrien Springs, the 882-2475. 2-2-12 Laughran, however, proposed an even more HOW'DYA HOW'DYA how'dya like HOME WITH STUDIO - need a fifth largest private college in the drastic measure. He said the first icording to a survey of drug Campus Action meet at 9 tonight state, also thing that to be our valentines, home with a studio? Lots of space guys? in 39 Union. A group of new places much of the blame for its problems on a should be done would be to halt the perts, diseases that plague Family. 1-2-11 and exotic Asian decor? Then this Christians relating both the problems decline in enrollment. expansion ankind today will have been older 4 bed home in Lansing could Service and successes of their Christian life of public colleges and universities completely for Kendall Hill, Andrews comptroller and the present. 3lex 16mm, # inquered by 2070, PHIL, HAPPINESS is 42 months be the home for you. The home will be there. .with also has: a dining room, den, HORSES BOARDED. $45 month. treasurer, claimed that while enrollment has not After the expansion has been gun stock. Q you. Love, Huggy Bear. Indoor arena, pasture, no barbed declined drastically, it has not remained on the terminated, he SDS meets at 8:30 tonight in 38 O.m. 2-2-12 ou can conqi««vbudget ills 1-2-11 screened summer porch, living wire. Training lessons, tack shop suggested, all funds should be made available to Union to discuss the demonstration same level as iday with State News room with fireplace, a studio faculty salary increases. students. openings soon, English and and possible further action. This decline in enrollment is B.A.D. HAPPY office in rear yard, and all on easy assifled Ads. Want Ads go - 22nd to the Western. AQHA stud service. largely due to a "The public probably doesn't want to help greatest guy in the world. Love, FHA-VA terms. To see call combination of increases in private Catholic schools," Laughran said, "as I think the i work selling your no Sue. 1-2-11 Registered - grade horses for sale. The Dept. of German performance college MaynardBeery, 351-5210 or of "10 Minutes to Buffalo," by tuition and enrollment in junior and nger needed household February - March $50 training community recent parochiad controversy has made obvious. Simon Real Estate, Okemos - MSU Gunther Grass, will be presented at 01 ims to cash buyers. Make a discount. Limited colleges. "I think the public should consider, 35 a MARKIE, YOU gotta tell it like it is, Branch, 349-3310. 5-2-12 bookings. 4:15 p.m. Friday in 102B Wells Hall. While the however, it of things you'd like to sell MILLER RANCH, 645-7362, public colleges in the state still the possible repercussions of private colleges Binky Happy Birthday I Zugdun receive lod, 355-6811 ten dial 355-8255 for a and Zivier. 1-2-11 HEY FREAKSI We have the perfect 645-7762. C The Young Socialist Alliance will more applications for admission than going down the drain. Public colleges and ilpful Ad Writer ' hold an informative meeting at 8 they can fill, private schools have felt the universities claim to be packed now, but sanctuary. Create your own Typewriter enormous expansion of two - year they p.m. Sunday in 37 Union. Topic: colleges in the would be hurting even more if we private world in this together $175; 6' blid Recreation home. 3 bedrooms plus large Repair "Liberalism, Mass Action or Ultra - past 10 years. existence. go out of ibia tape did I0ENTOURS SPRING Break, studio, (Electrics) Leftism?" This shift toward two year colleges has thus "We presently are being helped den, dining room, Foreign A Domestic - somewhat," he icapulco $219, Nassau $179, meditation forced the private colleges to raise student 1-7308, nights chapel - separate _ A rally to protest the invasion of fees, continued, "primarily in the form of Michigan tontego Bay $219. Call Mike Spring Break in office, fireplace, summer porch, Campus Typewriter Service Laos and to plan future antiwar work which in turn has decreased enrollment r, 353-2770. 5-2-12 even Student Grants and National Defense Student ACAPULCO Japanese garden and much more. across from Union will be held at 1 p.m. today in the more. 8 Days All , Louis E. May Sr. ED 2-0877 International Center. Loans, but we need much more, and we need it :ED rock and roll dance lessons, clean and in great very Virtually all of the administrators contacted now. lill pay extravagantly. Call Jim, $199.00 condition. Very private. FHA STUDENTOURS, SPRING Break. Gay Liberation will have a social agreed that one of the best ways to put private "If all prospective college students could have 55-2561. 3-2-12 plus gratuities financing available. Call Martha Acapulco $219, Nassau $179, Mertz 339-9466 or Simon Real meeting at 4 p.m. Friday. For colleges back on their feet would be to increase adequate funds made available to them if they or Montego Bay $219. Call Fred iformation call 353-9795. direct financial aid to the student. E A lesson in Estate. 5-2-12 are in need, we could have free . complexion . . Sanchez, 355-2824. 5-2-12 The officials all claimed that competitive re. Call 484-4519, East Michigan JAMAICA many students selection and everyone would benefit. ah 485-7197, Lansing Mall. COUNTRY LIVING but close to Wake up Service anytime. are now faced with the prospect of making a "If we don't give students the ERIE NORMAN COSMETICS $208.00 Lansing - Service financial decision in selecting colleges, a process opportunity to shopping. If this is what you want Eaton Rapids area. Reasonable. choose freely between public and rUDIOS. C-2-11 then this clean, 3 bedroom ranch which they claimed could private schools plus gratuities 663-7161. 5-2-15 TYPIST, destroy private in the next three or four years, Marygrove at west of Williamston is the home EXPERIENCED. colleges if it is allowed to continue. least will have to become a public school or cease HEU THIEU" Poster, $2. 4-H for you. The home has a 2 car Dissertations, theses, etc. Mary PAINTING INTERIOR Ann Several states, including New York and to exist." - Custom Lance, 626-6542. 0-2-22 ssociates, 420 Market Street, San garage, fenced yard, full basement work at reasonable prices. Grad rancisco, 94111. Ask for and priced at $21,900. FHA-VA students, references. 372-8158. C TYPING DONE in home. holesale rates. 5-1-15 EUROPE, $209 STUDENTOURS, and Farmers Home my nthood) Manuscripts, legal experience. round trip jet to London, Summer Administration financing is T CENTER Phone 489-0898. 5-2-11 TERFLIES: Buy your chick one *71. Call Eddie, 393-7520. 5-2-12 available. To see call Maynard 19-3950. 5-2-1 Valentine's Dayl 351-7257, Beery, 351-5210 or Simon Real Harvey, ED 2-4225. 20-3-5 bck). 4-2-12 STUDENT needs married Spring Break SPANISH RIVERA on the Estate, Okemos, 349-3310. 5-2-12 MSU Branch, Typing Service BE WHERE it's at and motorcycles sell fast in the Classified Ads. Dial 5 now! House votes to terminate uples of different socio - Leaving from Detroit, Deluxe onomic lotel,Double Occupancy,Car,etc.l THREE BEDROOM ranch. Rustic. NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE TYPING, TERM backgrounds for papers and theses. iterviews. Call after 6 p.m., $249.00 I Bavarian architecture. Fireplace. COPY SHOPPE can show you Electric typewriter, fast service. Call Frank Buck 351-8604 [ Fenced. Many extras. Phone how to get two Xerox copies for ebruary 9, Call 349-1904. 32-3-12 '" 3. 3-2-11 10, 11. Pris 339-2853. 10-2-24 the price of one. Phone 332-4222. dental plan for lawmakers BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. Ad. Dial 355-8255. No job too large or too small. PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Block off campus. 332-3255. C Transportation Michigan's House of Representatives Wednesday payment on orthodontic bills for children up to age 19 also was rescinding resolution, said the plan was approved by the 75th; terminated a state paid covered in the plan. Today. Just clip, complete, mail. .. - Legislature and therefore was STA TE NEWS will bill you later. ANN BROWN'S NEW NEEDED: A ride to Kansas City, $30,000 dental plan after one of Rep. Thomas Sharpe, not binding on the 76th Missouri over Spring Break. Will its members filed a motion in R-Howell, who drew up the PHONE NUMBER IS: share expenses, 351-6485. S-2-16 Legislature. Ingham County Circuit Court 349-0850 claiming the plan's adoption had Daily MID-STATE METRO LIMOUSINE SERVICE between Lansing, Kellogg. been unconstitutional. The House Policy Committee made the move amid legislators' Association plan COMPLETE THESES service. Metro Airport. $11.00 one way refusals to accept the plan and (Continued from page 1) Discount printing. IBM typing and fare. Largest Call 882-0722 or Local their faculties, according to information continent binding of theses, resumes, Travel Agent. 1-2-11 citizen criticism. supplied by the MEA. The first college contracts began Exclamation publications. Across from campus, Before the committee met appearing in 1965 at the Consecutive Dates to Run_ corner MAC and Grand River, BEST WAY TO SAVE TIME! Shop community college level. Confidential Wednesday, Rep. Jim Brown, Three national organizations are active in the drive to below Style Shop. Call for your next auto in the Classified Sunken fence R-Okemos, and four citizens organize Classification COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Ads. Check nowl the faculty: the National Education Associaton Utah lily . 337-1666. C from his district filed a suit (NEA) Higher Education Division; the American Federation of Teachers Extend contending that all payments of (AFT), Silkworm PROFESSION* Wanted compensation to state legislators an affiliate of the AFL-CIO, and the American Association of Copper-base THESIS and state officials must be University Professors (AAUP). PREPARATION All three organizations alloy decided on by the State Officers are considering the possibility of Regional Compensation Commission. organizing the faculty at MSU. Also active at MSU is the Faculty Abstract for Collective Negotiations GET IN on the funl Read the The House Policy Committee (FCN), which is affiliated with no Honey national organization. Peanuts Personals in the Warn Ads Blue zircon originally devised the plan late in The FCN is presently polling 2,500 MSU Complitt Professional Thesis Service for each dayl the session last year, and House faculty members to Meerschaum ascertain faculty sentiment on collective Master's and Oectoral Candidates. Free members approved it bargaining, while the Ear Brochure and Consultation. Please Call BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for through a AAUP is surveying some 450 AAUP members. inflammatrt*' all resolution. neD Cliff and Paula Haufhey 3371527 or 627 2938 positive, A negative, B negative Sigmund Nosow, president of the MSU chapter of the AAUP, and AB said negative. $10.00. O Brown said the move to adopt Tuesday that the results of the AAUP survey will be Formicid negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN TYPING - IBM Selectric. Fast the plan was mpde with "selfish, discussedat the next AAUP meeting, scheduled for Feb. 25. Rolled tea COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Affectations accurate service. Thesis, Term greedy, arrogant acts by power The three national organizations and their affiliates are now Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. 507 54 East Grand River, East papers. 484-2661.0-2-12 players who abuse the trust of embroiled in election campaigns at Wayne State and Eastern 0 Lansing.Above the new Campus Words or Less: 1 3 days $4.00 5 days - $6.50 DISSERTATIONS, THESES. Term Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 fellow legislators and the trust of Michigan Universities. >ver 10 Words day $1.50 P.m., the people of Michigan. In Michigan, the MEA-NEA affiliates are the faculty Add: 15c per word 40c per word 65c per word papers. Expert typist with degree Monday, Wednesday and bargaining in English. IBM. 349-3655. O Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 representatives at 16 community colleges and Central Michigan □ □ □ noon to 6:30 p.m., 337-7183. C The Delta Dental Plan, for University. The AAUP represents Oakland University faculty, and loddess of ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith which the state has paid $5,034 the Michigan Federation of Teachers represents offset printing. Complete service faculty at four light Mail to: Michigan State News KISS MONEY WORRIES to cover the months of January community colleges. for dissertations, theses, GOODBYE I Sell no longer used and February, paid 80 per cent 347 Student Services Bldg. An NEA affiliate was recently elected bargaining agent for the manuscripts, general typing. IBM. appliances for cash with Classified of all dental bills for MSU East Lansing, Mich. 21 years experience. 349-0850. C Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl legislators 15,000 member faculty of the State University of New York, the and their families. A 50 per cent largest single faculty to be organized at the college level. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februai ACLU seeks to abolish of 'loyalty' questions By JOHN MCKAY government by force or (ACLU) has its way. of political science and ACLU violence? Whiteman said that sitting in The executive board of the jeopardizing the student's I do object to this question." group. chapter board chairman, said on debates or arguments with chance of getting the job. Have you ever associated with These questions from U.S. local ACLU recently considered that action could be initiated more James McKee, professor of An government form 49, about those who claim to be Whiteman said that one girl attorney at th« anyone whose loyalty to the the issue in sociology, said the questions United States is questionable? Is students, who apply for their monthly quickly by referring the matter Communists, or listening to who took a Civil Service exam meeting said that ho nf - meeting and voted to refer it to to the Washington office. He were inherently biased. courts had ordered your own loyalty to the United government jobs are often asked the ACLU lobbyist in said that a case of this "A question of this sort is of these the°S' question* States questionable? Have you of professors and others listed as Washington. They opposed the significance would probably be almost a presumption of guilt application forms ever belonged to a fascist or references. questions primarily on the basis "If you have a person who associates with unless I them of his several ' appealed by either party in a assure ago, on the grounds S Communist group, or any group The situation might change if that they implied "guilt by circuit known Communists or with persons of innocence by answering "no." were which advocates overthrowing or the Lansing chapter of the association." eventually court go to and the could Supreme questionable loyalty, there is a question of McKee also raised the vague and He Mid it ambigu ;1 altering our constitutional form American Civil Liberties Union Frank Pinner. MSU professor Court. possibility of a faculty member appeared whether he is reliable or not." - Whiteman. Pinner said that the Civil unwittingly opening himself to SS will trying Comm^on to ask the Service Commission could suspicion by recommending a conceivably delete the Communist person later found to be 3"?"»them"h*on«"*«»■ placing professors is refused to sign the application, associated with an objectionable fonils J' questionable phrases at the sufficient cause for a yes answer which contained the question, references. request of ACLU lobbyists or to questions about associating "Are you, or have you ever legislators. In addition, he said with Communists. However, no been, a fellow traveler of the there are two other ways of one is refused a job on the basis Communist party?" effecting the change — by of one question." MSU POLICE said they were seeking warrants GLORIA B. RAYMER, Augusta junior; Gail legislative action of the Congress or by a favorable He said that all questions are "You don't have to sign it," Whiteman told her, "and we FOOD IDEA: for two 18 - year - old Emmons Hall residents McCloud of Lansing and Janice A. ruling of the investigated if there is doubt don't have to score your test." Vigh, Niles U.S. attorney general, both of about the person's loyalty. Similarly, Whiteman said that apprehended about 4 a.m. Wednesday as they sophomore, told MSU police Tuesday night their were carrying a black vinyl sofa to their room from the Emmons main lounge. purses were removed from a table in the sunroom on the second floor of the which are unlikely, he said. A check with 10 MSU "We haven't sat in arguments — we on don't know if your professors don't have to fill out the questionnaires, and the Civil Pasties Union. professors indicated that they all Police said they were passing through the Total value of the three purses and contents you have Communist leanings," Service doesn't have to hire the famous Northern receive requests for he said. "In 99 per cent of the student. Recipe lobby during a routine inspection of the building was estimated at $435. The women said they recommendations when they saw the students with the sofa. were in another room at the time of the periodically, cases there are none found." Gwen Andrews, director of a meal of meat and theft. with questions ranging vegetables from Every faculty member the School of Social Work, said whether the is NO COMPLAINT AND WARRANT had yet A WALLET AND CASH person a contacted said he objected to that she sometimes attaches a wrapped in a pie crust along belonging to Rosellen Communist to the more completing the forms, but said note been issued Wednesday against a 19 - year - old Gordenier, Dexter junior, was recovered Tuesday stating, "I have no question with the delicious pizza MSU coed apprehended Tuesday afternoon after comprehensive type cited above. that he did so to avoid about this student's loyaltv. but at the main entrance of officers were told she left an East Lansing music Kellogg Center by an D. E. Whiteman, director of unidentified person after Miss Gordenier told the Lansing office of the Federal and beer store with three pieces of sheet music, valued at police earlier that day her unattended purse had Teacher's films hold Civil Service Commission, said $4.95, under her coat. been taken from a basement rest room in Bimbo's is famous for. A store employe told East Lansing police Kresge that different forms are used for Art Center. various jobs, depending on the TUESDAY NIGHT IS PITCHER officers he approached the coed outside the store Police said nothing apparently was missing security risk involved. Form 49 NIGHT! after she left. Police said the coed maintained she from the purse when it was recovered. is one that is used placed the sheet music under her coat and forgot it was there. JOHN F. MAGYAR, East Lansing senior, told police a wallet and cash with an estimated value said. Whiteman routinely, he defended the ecological message MARY M. MORETTO, Calumet freshman, of $34 was missing questions on the Civil Service A former Grand Rapids teacher will narrate "Trail of '98' " Tuesday night from his jacket forms as reasonable. told East Lansing police she and her roommates in a room at Giltner Hall after he left the and two other conservation • outdoor films he has Candace M. Thorpe and Donna Marx, both 20, room. produced at 7 No other persons were "If I have a factory with a lot and 9:30 tonight and Friday returned to their apartment at 1200 E. Grand reported in the open night in 109 Anthony Hall. room at the time. Police said of gunpowder, you can't tell me Phillip Pemberton, 33, began producing his own films five River Ave. Tuesday afternoon and discovered they are investigating two suspects in the incident. it's none of my business whether years ago and has been working at it full - time for the past two! two bedrooms ransacked. Property reported you smoke or not," he said. "If "Trail of '98' " depicts a journey by four high school and stolen was valued at $315. AN AUTOMOBILE belonging to Jack E. you have a person who college students through the Yukon's gold rush territory. Police said someone apparently had a key to Dishman, Royal Oak sophomore, was reported associates with known Pemberton says it has a conservation message. the apartment. Missing items included a stolen some time between Communists tape Sunday and Monday or with persons of "You go 5,000 miles to catch fish which were once abundant recorder, cassette tapes, a pearl ring, a pendant from parking Lot X south of the railroad tracks questionable loyalty, there is in a our (Michigan's) backyard," he explained. watch, a clock radio and cash. on Hagadorn Road. Dishman said the vehicle was question of whether he is Pemberton says his other films also emphasize environmental locked. reliable or not." problems. Open Daily 10-10, Sun. 10 7 - THURS., FRI., SAT. 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