Friday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Volume 63 Number 127 STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 12, 1971 Radio reporters spot Americans inside Laos NEW YORK (AP) ABC Radio helicopter came in to pick up some Green Berets being spotted by forbidding "Newsmen can ride only on Vietnamese reported American bodies. He said the pilot, who American correspondents who ride on U.S. helicopters, Thursday that a dead despite the fact that the American soldier wearing a South was on the ground for 30 minutes, told helicopters that fly into Laos." Williams Americans are flying massive support him he was waiting to said. missions inside Laos." Vietnamese uniform has pick up the bodies been of four helicopter crewmen who were shot evacuated from inside Laos. down. ACTION DEBATED The South Vietnamese Both unexpectedly ABC and CBS radio networks brought a fifth American body, wearing oer^ carried reports that American ground the uniform of the South Vietnamese airborne troops, Tuckner - troops were taking part in the invasion, some in South Vietnamese uniforms. In Washington, Pentagon spokesmen CBS Radio news reported. reported that U.S. helicopters flying South Vietnamese troops into Laos sometimes carry American Groups stre continued to deny that any American Special Forces officers, in South ot some ground combat troops are involved. ABC newsman Howard Tuckner Vietnamese uniforms. "The information contradicts claims in war prote IA U.S. Army pilot looks out from his 'Supporting reported he had an American seen what appeared to be bathing with two South Vietnamese soldiers 25 miles inside Laos. Washington and by the U.S. Command here that no U.S. ground troops operating in Laos, " said the report from are By STEVE WATERBURY State News Staff Writer nationwide recall campaign of every hawk congressman," Reese said. helicopter prior to taking off South Vietnamese riding with Tuckner said CBS newsman Jeff Williams in Chamberlain represents the 6th ■ from Khe Sanh, South Vietnam, Saigon. on a supply run into Laos. This photo, the man was a "GI adviser." Williams said his information came from The necessity of unity among diverse congressional district in Michigan, which I which was received in New York Wednesday njght from Saigon, is "When we tried to jump off the vehicle American helicopter pilots. anitwar groups was the theme Thursday as includes the MSU campus. I believed to be among the last taken by AP photographer Henri Huet, to speak to him, he ran off into the bush," "The U.S. Command is apparently more than 500 people gathered on campus Mike Brown of Students for a Democratic Society urged the crowd to I who was reported missing in Laos early Thursday. AP Wirephoto Tuckner reported. trying to minimize the chance of these to protest the U.S. role in the war in He said that Indochina. align with workers to end the war. soon an American "When the workers go out on a strike, The ralliers moved from the Nixon isn't going to sit in the White House International Center to the Union where and watch a football game on they listened to several proposals for television," he said. r|\USJ upholds challenges, further action. Brown said there is no real difference Following a performance of the Street "between the liberal politicians and the Corner Society, a member of the society conservative politicians except that the said those present should strive to "put conservative away the rhetoric and our politicians are a little more ideological blatant." differences and remember the reason we are here." "When the liberal politicians say they uggests new referendum are negotiating for peace in Vietnam what No single course of action was agreed upon. they mean is they are negotiating for a Wallace Reese, piece of Vietnam." representing the Brown Movement for a New Congress (MNC), urged attendance at a demonstration Thursday at the Placement urged people who are interested in starting r the declares the results of Proposal 4 to be In the (JCC case, eight justices — David Bureau to protest the presence of Air a drive to impeach Congressman Charles E. invalid and strongly recommends that a Schweighoefer, Pat Martin, Bruce Schmitt, Force recruiters on campus. By JOHN JUEL Chamberlain, R • Mich, to contact the In the of Off new referendum be held in Proposal 4." Sue Svalya, Jere Hopkins, Gary Moss, Alec Harshey, representing the Student State News Staff Writer case - Campus Council 'MNC office in 312 Student Services Bldg. (OCC) vs. Mark Jaeger, the judiciary found OCC's suit had contended that by ■he All (Please turn to page 15) "Possibly this thing can spread to a (Please turn to page 15) - University Student Judiciary the actions of Jaeger, ASMSU elections placing a large number of polling places in leld two challenges against the results of fraternity and sorority houses, when ■ recent ASMSU referendum Thursday, commissioner, "to be in violation of the scope and intent of the ASMSU Interfraternity Council (IFC) and ■lidatiug Proposal 4 of the referendum Panhellenic Council (Panhel) stood to gain Milliken constitution in the conduct of the ■ch budget made the heads of five major a vote on the student board if Proposal 4 referendum, Proposal 4. Therefore, AUSJ passed, Jaeger had allowed a conflict of interest. In the Stempel vs. Jaeger and ASMSU ISU Library to extend Chairman Harold Buckner suit, AUSJ found that "Proposal 4 was unconstitutionally placed the voting U' allotment to on $64 million ballot and therefore declares that the jours for exam period By JOHN BORGER State News Staff Writer The subcommittee will also consider whether the problem is large enough to results of the referendum, Proposal 4, are invalid." AUSJ also ^''strongly recommended" that ASMSU hold a new referendum on Proposal 4. The total higher education appropriation The result of the two decisions was to budget, according to Milliken, is to slow warrant the cost of putting sanctions into amounted to $348 million and included down the rapid acceleration in take away the vote on the student board spending. University Library Committee affect. recommendations for undergraduate To achieve a balanced Ided Thursday to extend the hours of from Men's Halls Assn. (MHA), Women's Gov. Milliken budget he The council agreed to a recommendation Thursday in his annual enrollment limitations at the state's eight Inter - residence Council (WIC) recommended an income tax increase ■Library for 10 days prior to and during budget message recommended a $64 largest schools; the cessation of police and nn week this term and (Please turn to page 15) Interfraternity Council, Panhel and OCC, million appropriation for effective Jan. 1, 1972, to raise $130.5 spring term, MSU, an increase fire grants to local governments, the until such time the million. [he committee also set up a sub as governing group of more than $4 million from the original University of Michigan and MSU, and a ■mittee to examine faculty abuse of proposal is passed in a new referendum. Milliken proposed a one per cent appropriation. suggestion that graduate tuition rates be The estimated cost to ASMSU of increase in personal taxes, a 2.2 per cent ■ary materials, agreed to the publishing The board of trustees requested state one - third greater than undergraduate la weekly accession list of Library holding a new referendum on the proposal increase in corporate taxes and a three jerial and approved a ■rolling the abuse of graduate student method of Evacuation will be $300 to $400. appropriations of $81.5 million for the general fund in September. charges. The intent of the total $1.9 billion cent increase in financial institution taxes. The increase in taxes is accompanied per ■ers and faculty carrels. with a restoration to individuals of ■he extended hours would pertain only property and city income tax credits lost in ■he Undergraduate Library and would ■om 11 p.m. until 2 a.m. pace slo 1970, Milliken said. Milliken plans to end up with a surplus in June, 1972, of $11.7 million lost of this experimental operation Among the priority areas in the budget ■Id be about $500. The committee is ■ng to the library staff the decision as ■hich 10 days would be extended, Californians are drug control, housing, aid to local (Please turn to page 15) ifter the extension of hours has been LOS ANGELES (AP) - Deaths from V winter term, the committee will Southern California's shattering earthquake ■ider further extension of hours for appeared likely to rise above 60 Thursday |l - 72. and damage was estimated unofficially at ' subcommittee appointed to look ■ the matter of faculty abuse of Library $1 billion or more. Thousands of persons whose homes were Wharton hits •leges is specifically charged with harmed by Tuesday's temblor or who were ■lng the range of possible sanctions evacuated from the area of a leaking ■nst the faculty and looking into reservoir dam either camped out in the ■hods of implementing The subcommittee is them. composed of James unseasonably warm weather or stayed at Red Cross centers in schools. governor's Pintock, asst. professor of Lyman The total of known dead reached 55. Igs College, William Hughes, chairman Thirty - five bodies had been found in the T Dept. of German and Russian, and rence Hickok, divisional librarian. (Please turn to page 15) budget boosts President Wharton said Thursday that [9 students stand mute Gov. Milliken's budget recommendations of $64 million would provide the University with "less than a stand • still budget." In trespassing charge "MSU already is suffering serious program restrictions as a result of the $600,000 cut in current appropriations which we were required to make in [wenty - nine of 54 persons arrested at $500 to $750. Trial date is 9 a.m. next December as our share of the state's I sexton High School Wednesday stood Friday. 1970-71 budget deficit," he said. f inursday during arraignment on "This together with spiraling inflation, IB s of criminal trespassing. The charges stem from the refusal of the turns the recommended $2.8 million 1 e others are also 54 persons to leave the administration charged with increase into less than a stand - still office of the high school during a sit - in Jffing but because they are juvenile, they budget." >i< Ktover to the lngham County after afternoon classes were cancelled Wednesday. Despite the pleas of school Moon rocks A little more than $1 million of this officials and black ministers, the remaining $2.8 million increase is intended p p'ea of not guilty was entered for demonstrators did not leave until a force The first shipment of rocks brought back from the moon by the Apollo 14 astronauts was unloaded Thursday at to cover the increased cost of all the arranged by Lansing District Court of about 40 Lansing policemen arrived Ellington Air Force Base near the Manned Space Center. The rocks are in the aluminum case while the film shot nonhuman resources which the University J paries 6 bai1 forN.each Murphy. and arrested those involved. on the moon and during the mission is in the other containers. See story, page 2. AP Wirephoto (Please turn to page person was set at from 15) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Febninn, i, news Peaceful convention Convention scheduled in Detroit striving for unity I expect no together there are always predicted Huber, who opposed Lenore Later in the day th for Friday evening and summary Other than a minor battle for should be relatively P^ty leader said Thursday. Saturday peaceful, a disturbances or factions to come divergent opinions, he said. He up," commented Jerry Roe. also added that Robert Huber, executive director of the former state senator from Troy, Romeny In the primary for the party's U.S. Senate nomination, , a reception Mrs. Milliken, honoring" Sen From the wires of AP and UPI. two vice recently left the Republicans to Robert Griffin, chairmanships, the "With Gov. Milliken having Republican party. would not attend the two - day form his own conservative party. Michigan Republican won re-election and the party Where so many people get convention, Roe said no one is expected caucuses will to oppose William F. ( c°nvene to NIXON VOICES HOPE McLaughlin for re - election to ion»#™ the party's chairmanship, but "MSU there are two and three "J* wi" ** m Cobo|1 already is suffering candidates, respectively, or the state s Inaugural Bail [ serious program restrictions as a result of the $b00,000 cut in current appropriations . . . This, Atomic ar signed first and ch,,r„,.„,hlps. second Mandate, a group of young vice ~ !™* Republican the convention " Cob. candinT I together with spiraling inflation, WASHINGTON (Ap) Milliken workers, will meet at toward curbing the nuclear arms the U.S.-Soviet strategic arms talks have made little attorney general recommended $2.8 . turns the President Nixon Soviet race • * betweent ■ -- * — arms 2:30 p.m. Friday in an attempt November genera! ele r two limitation talks million increase into a less than Premier Alexei N. Kosygin far since getting to interest young superpowers, resuming s in tr. ,, Vienna March 15 progress so people in serve as chairman f stand - still budget. " joined Thursday in voicing hope Nixon under way }n Helsinki in 1969. working6 for the party. convention. that a new treaty to ban atomic spoke State and said; - President Wharton Department ceremony at which "We certainly hope that they weapons from the ocean floors 02 Cantlon's chances cited nations signed the new will make progress." "* "y (See story p. 1) "0eKSS<° "I „„ .ssare .11 of th«e gathered here," he added, "that Rulings we seek, as does the Soviet as slim for U-T position Union and other r agreement nations, there which will an Defector alive, well reduce the danger of nuclear war Simas A. Kudirka, the Lithuanian sailor who was in permit which reduce hangs over the world and it by nuclear arms both >y controlling the ' as far as the Provost John E. chances of becoming the next Cantlon's president of the University of support for Stephen Spurr, vice president and dean of the graduate school at the University university. it According to the Dailv refused political asylum in America after he jumped Soviet Union is converned and ' Texas (U-T) are slim, sources at was reported in the 2 aboard a U.S. Coast Guard cutter last November, is alive Informed sources said believed it understood the the United States." the Daily Texan, U-T student of Michigan (U-M). Morning News that U-T (J? Stem ' Thursday the Student - Faculty essence Spurr will visit the Austin Regents Chairman Frank of the case without I and well and living in a new apartment, reliable Soviet In Moscow Kocvein told a newspaper, said Thursday. campus this weekend. At the said none of the three Judiciary has reached decisions hearing the remaining students, Still one of three final same time, a three - day petition candiAt ^bed treat sienimg ceremonv are acceptable to him sources reported in Moscow Thursday. for all but five students charged She said hearings for the five treaty ^ B ceremony, candidates, Cantlon faces strong drive will begin to enlist support A spokesman for But the commander of the Russian ship, Vladimir M. with providing or possessing were postponed because the "We would welcome an unauthorized student driving judiciary competition from Page Keeton, for Keeton, Daily Texan sources Michigan Daily, U-M st Popov, has been court - martialed and is in a Soviet required additional agreement in the field of limiting dean of the U-T law school, who said. and parking permits. information on their roles in the strategic armaments." newspaper, described labor camp, the informants said. has strong support from students Cantlon said Thursday he has Sources added the judiciary case and because one student The U.S. - Soviet strategic and Thursday as "a faculty and administrative heard nothing recently from the conservative " may issue a summation of the requested his hearing be case sometime next week after Another the remaining five students postponed, Miss Renaud declined to say if CAMPUS, WORLD ISSUES quake jolts Italy appear "as soon as possible" any students were found before the judiciary in further innocent of the charges or if any An earthquake jolted the hallowed town of St. Francis of Assisi Thursday night, cracking medieval walls and spreading panic among the population. closed disciplinary hearings. disciplinary action will be taken. Twenty students were The decisions are a private originally charged with violating matter, she added, and the MSU Ordinance 15.02 which students involved will be Poll to gauge U' views But damage was light and no injuries were reported. states that persons may not use notified. Eight questions designed to in campus elections and Do you think editorials in and staff? The tremor, lasting about five seconds at around 8 or possess any written document AH hearings held so far have guage campus opinion on referenda has not been great, the State News generally reflect * which they know has been Do you think the 18 p.m., struck five days after a quake battered the ancient been closed upon request of the matters of University - wide and _ y« However, with approximately the views of the student body? medieval town of Tuscania, killing 22 persons and forged or counterfeited. students, and substance of international significance will 50,000 persons eligible to vote * Do you believe the Laotian old vote will influence', Ruth Renaud, director of closed hearings remains appear on the first MSU Opinion in the upcoming opinion poll, it outcome of federal elections'" injuring 150. Much of Tuscania's priceless art treasures operation is justified as a means general. judicial programs, said "the cast confidential in University Poll Feb. 23 and 24, Robert is hoped that the turnout will be , . lw„ suffered serious damage, some beyond repair. was reallv derided" in of facilitating U.S. military reasonably satisfied with v« was really decided" in hearings hearings rernrHs records andand i« is rlotrnvoH detroyed whan Pprrin when Perrin, virp vice nrp«id«nf president fnr for nvlnndiui " extensive." urithHmwalc frrvm Inrlnnklna1? withdrawals from Indochina? ui hl ' The tremor in Assisi also was felt in nearby areas of Tuesday night since the judiciarv the student leaves MSU. University relations, announced The poll questions are: relationship with MSU? * Should opportunities for Students will have their, central Italy. Thursday. * Should students be undergraduates to take credit - cards punched when they vot Students, faculty and staff permitted to participate in no credit courses be increased members w'M be eligible to vote Faculty and staff will recdi determining faculty tenure beyond the present 30 - hour "voter permit cards" Try made at rule change on the e „..t issues from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 23 and from 3 policy and decisions? * Should MSU change from limitation? will be punched. a ""Do you feel there has been Responses will be count! p.m. to 7 p.m. Feb. 24. quarter system to a semester Improvement in the Thirty - eight senators filed a petition Thursday to "In many ways, the opinion electronically. Results will close out the debate, now in its 14th day, on a proposed system? (For example: development of on - campus released with a breakdown poll will be a test of campus September to December and information channels between interest in such efforts," Perrin group voting patterns on m modificationo£the Senate's filibuster rule. January to April, with summer administration, students, faculty Issue, The clotunTpetition will be voted on in Washington said. "In the past, participation c«ur^ plfejclog*.) Thursday, the day after the Senate returns from a recess for Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays. The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State Police evacua The move to cut off the debate is not expected to get University, is published every class day during four school the necessary two - thirds majority, but other cloture terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Subscription rate is $14 petitions will be filed later in an effort to break a filibuster against the proposed change in rules. per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, after bombing Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Campus police evacuated Police said a second call Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Dems challenge prerogatives Association, United States Student Press Association. offices in several buildings about made to Douglas Duniui chairman of the Dept. of Sn noon Thursday after an Second class postage paid at East Science. The caller, whose Senate Democrats have embarked on a course that - Lansing, Michigan. anonymous caller threatened to was described as "muffled," Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services "blow could produce a challenge to the party prerogatives of up a social science Dunham that a bomb had bei Sen. James O. Eastland of Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, professor." Searches conducted Mississippi after the 1972 Michigan. planted in his Bessey Halloffo in Berkey, Fee and Linton halls election. Dunham called campus poh turned up nothing unusual, who cleared theofficeffl They have named a special committee to consider the Phones: police said. Nothing unusual was found question: Who is a Democrat, and thus entitled to the Editorial 355 8252 Classified Advertising 355-8255 assignments and committee chairmanships the party caucus awards? Eastland Display Advertising Business - Circulation 353-6400 355-3447 Film depicts journey ranks second in seniority among Senate Photographic 355-8311 Democrats, and is chairman of the Judiciary Committee. Sen. Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma wants Democratic majority to accept the into Yukon territory candidates of state parties certified only senators who run as by the national PI22A A conservation produced film, '"IYail of The movies were Democratic organization and free of racial discrimination. PAR '98' " will be shown at 7 and Phillip Pemberton, a f<"" The 12 month 9:30 p.m. tonight in 109 Afithony Hall. Two other social Grand Rapids teacher. He I producing his own films Donation use defended excellence!! commentary films also will be years ago and has been worl House Republican Leader endless mileage shown. Admission cents. charge is 75 at it full time for the past1 years. "Trail of '98' " depicts Gerald R. Ford says he stayed journey by four high school« within the law in his handling last fall of $11,500 in campaign warranty. GET YOUR COPY OF THE YEARBOOK YET? college students through Yukon gold rush territory. The other films are ™ donations that he failed to report to WOLVERINE IS COMING Human Race' Congress. Ford "Disquisition." acknowledged in an Give it a gallon and it will interview in Washington that he give you 35 miles got the money from various (our special student rate) - special interest groups, including p.s.: have a great year. A Tradition of Excellence at MSU stock brokers, bankers, doctors, a labor union fund and an oilman. The checks were signed over $1799 P.O.E. Mil IIIE KELLOGG CENTER by Ford to headquarters here at the same Republican i« □ has been serving the MSU community for GERALD R. FORD time that the party was pumping 19 years with fine accommodations close to roughly the same amount DOMINO'S - $12,233 — back to Ford's all campus activities. Expecting visitors? district to pay off post - election debts. Why not make tham a part of MSU? 966 Trowbridge Reserve them a room at KELLOGG Output predictions differ 351-7100 CENTER 332-6571. For pick-up or free delivery to East complex, Shaw Lane, South complex, Brody dorms and married ON THE CAMPUS AT MSU Twenty industry economists gave to the Business housing. Council in Washington Open 5 p.m. Thursday a consensus forecast 1 SPORTSCAR CENTER - a.m. - weekdays; 5 p.m. - 2 a.m. - Fri. that national & Sat.; 4 p.m. -1 a.m. output will total $1,050 trillion this year, - Sunday. some $15 billion lower than President Nixon's CORNER Ofj prediction of $1,065 trillion. OPEN MONDAY & THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. HARRIS} The private economists' report suggested that the The pizza people 1200 E. OAKLAND 462-1226 MICHIGAN business rise will be slower and - unemployment higher this year than the President pictured in his recent of MSU. budget and economic messages to Congress. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 12, 1971 3 IlTegi transfer Dem factions to vie Admissions body for leadership posts split on will continue to appear less decis possesses the winning faction will set the party's tone for the 1972 By JOHN BORGER unquestioned elections. desirable than programs at four - claiming it was passed at a time State News Staff Writer strengths." A when most delegates weren't year schools. "Who's going to decide what struggle for control of the "The party leaders are Michigan Democratic party paying attention to business trying The presidential Commission the priorities are?" Kwong - on to prepare the way for a awaits delegates to the state the floor. Admissions and Student Some proponents of Yuan Chong, East Lansing moderate middle - of the road - - Democratic convention in Grand dy Composition Thursday "guarantee" also were looking graduate student, said. "My Last month some liberal presidential candidate by gagging ched its first major division ahead to a possible solution of Rapids this weekend as liberals Democrats party liberals," Ferency said. constituency is very concerned and moderates vie for the predicted violence policy questions. the problem of minority about the impact of this party's could break out at the Most of the recommendations admissions. They said they felt leadership positions. convention if moderates tried to "We want to maintain a more recommendation, and feels it is A long • standing proved Thursday are subject that it will be feasible for many too vague. feud "stifle the democratic process." liberal, open - minded party," he review at the next meeting between liberal and labor said. minority students to begin "I agree with the principle irch 4> 85 we" ** during factions is expected to reach Former Democratic state college work at a community expressed here, but I think the a boiling point over selection of a chairman Zoltan Ferency said Ferency said Maine Sen. afting of the final report. college, but that if community controlling factors should be Edmund Muskie appeared to be new state chairman and over a Wednesday that "raised The commission split sharply college graduates are not spelled out," he said. controversial rule emotions" over the issues at the the Michigan Democratic er a recommendation to guaranteed admission to an The discussion occurred at the change which liberals call a "gag convention caould easily lead to leaders' choice for the luire the University to take upper - level school, this solution end of the meeting, which ended rule." lead in encouraging the would be unworkable. fl Party Chairman James M. violence. presidential nomination. abruptly because Provost John , chigan Council of State Inclusion of "guarantee" E. Cantlon McNeely will seek re - election The convention will was and president over Robert Dwyer, the liberal Ingham County Democratic begin liege Presidents to develop a approved 9 - 8, subject to later Wharton had to leave for Chairman Winthrop Rowe, Saturday afternoon when the chairman of Detroit's 2nd stem in which a Michigan review. Not all commissioners another meeting. instructor in business law, said district caucuses meet to select District. immunity college graduate were present Thursday, so the The commission tentatively the situation in Grand Rapids convention chairmen and vote Some party liberals view th a college transfer degree vote may be overturned either approved will be on resolutions. Dwyer as a more "open - result in "volatile," and could the general principle uid be guaranteed admission by shifting attendance or by that a student attending a emotional outbreaks. minded" candidate than The some four - year institution in subsequent policy decisions in community college and enrolled plenary session will state. other related areas. in McNeely, who they accuse of The battle for party control convene Sunday and delegates a transfer program should Some commissioners felt that Discussion of another have the same chance for "tightening" the party structure. will likely be hard fought since will vote on convention business. major entry A change in convention rules |uarantee" was too strong a question was postponed to the to a four - year college as a regulating procedures for omise to realistically make, March 4 meeting. It concerned junior as he would have had if he d urged the substitution of the following recommendation: had attended the four - offering resolutions and year amendments from the neourage and expedite" for "MSU should continue to school his first two years. convention floor has already uarantee." emphasize quality in its It further supported "the drawn fire from the New Others felt that unless Graduate School and should concept of an implied contract Democratic Coalition, a liberal lalified community college control its expansion, giving with lower division students at Florida anyone? Unless you aduates are guaranteed priority to those areas where MSU which guarantees them Democratic splinter group. The proposed rule change love someone, mission, the lower division there are important societal access to Checking the Florida ride situation this early could tempt upper division status if would require all amendments one to just leave the snow and slush ©grains at these institutions needs or where the University they meet prescribed criteria." now as this girl at the and resolutions to be submitted Union ride board may be discovering. in writing to the resolutions committee in advance. nothing else mokes sense. hallenge extension Liberals interpret the rule as an attempt to prevent another "amnesty - type" resolution from being adopted at the Men lose first induction battle convention. Last August state convention Valentine's Day, Sun., Feb. 14 delegates passed a resolution calling for amnesty for draft By JEFF SHELER The five, all of whom have State News Staff Writer began appeal procedures Spies cited Section 10 (3) (b) for a pre-induction court review Be entertained received induction orders, are Thursday afternoon in the 6th of the 1967 Selective Service when a person is drafted in a in the Rathskellar RAND RAPIDS - Five challenging President Nixon's Circuit Court of Appeals in Act which states that "extended "no judicial "blatantly lawless manner." i, including two MSU priority" draft Cincinnati. review" can be made of "The Selective Service uses DAILY duates, lost their first battle system which lengthens the All five plaintiffs had received classification the Federal District Court to Cocktail Hours or induction U.S. District Court Thursday period of draft liability from 12 draft notices and were to report procedures "except as a defense enforce its authority," Oleksa pinst what they call their months to 15. Nixon created the for induction between Feb. in a criminal 4:30-7 p.m. prosecution" in said told the court. "We would llegal induction" into the system in September, 1970. 8-10. draft evasion cases. Private parties, welcome . like an opportunity to question ned services. Judge Albert J. Engel turned Floyd had been granted 'a this authority in the same down motion Thursday that However, Oleksa cited past a temporary restraining order by cases that he said set court." ... at the would have postponed induction' a precedent Judge Noel P. Fox, which rgonizations of the five until legal action on their complaint is completed. postponed his induction. It Gables expired Thursday when Engel Back Open. Wed. and Thurs. till 9 The complaint asks the court by Popular Demand! p.i ) hold meet on to rule that men who had been denied the injunction. Engel said his decision to in the 1970 lottery and were deny the injunction was partially iideast question drafted during the first three months of 1971 were drafted based on "the likelihood of success" of the plaintiffs case Coffee House, Saturday, February 13, 8:30 p.m. at Hillel symposium on the illegally. against the Selective Service lestinian resistance movement Complaintants are Larry F. System. featuring: Israeli songs, Folk and Rock Songs, refreshments the Mideast will be Brya of Lansing, Russell Defense attorneys, U.S. Atty. sponsored Kaminski of Okemos, Bryan D. Sunday Supper & Speaker: Di Barry E. Gross, assistant the John P. Milanowsky and asst. Young Socialists Alliance professor of English, will speak on "Contemporary 1 the Organization of Arab Floyd of Lansing, Joseph I. atty. Frank S. Spies, argued that American Jewish Writers." Feb. 14 at 6 p.m. tidents at 7 p.m. Saturday in Scarpino of Jackson and George the court has no jurisdiction on Union Ballroom. E. Jones of Holt. Brya and questions of local board of Kaminski received masters Kabbalas Shabbos - 5:30 p.m., Friday night dinner Speakers will include Peter presidential "disgression" in Shabbos Services - 9:30 a.m., Kiddush ich, a former Zionist and a degrees from MSU in December. setting draft procedures. following. imber The court will resume Later this month — of the Socialist He will discuss proceedings in Grand Rapids orker's party. "A Shabbos with Lubavitch," February 26 • 27 - Feb. 22 when a defense motion 8 DAYS ON THE a Chassidic weekend book, "The Myth of featuring singing and dancing, study I For Spring Break to dismiss the case will be heard. sessions and services conducted in Chassidic ogressive Israel," and the SPANISH RIVIERA style. For lestinian question in general. Meanwhile, the plaintiffs' 249.00 Information & Reservations call 351 • 2105 The symposium is attorney, Richard P. 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This of students to embrace and democratic institutions, rather thu occasionally me personally, will dig out the Massey Report means an ideology of "student ise war i for nonpolluters and more rigorous office should serve to coordinate and compare its recommendations with those of the power," or to be a friend of the faculty means to subscribe revolutionary methods. > the fa Taylor to a "faculty power" thesis, then I neither am nor care to Even a rash of antifascist violence pollution standards. In particular, citizen's efforts to take industries to Report. The latter adds about 10 more students to the Maoist youths Saturday appeared to We all d< be a friend of either. Milliken wWte a reduction in the task for polluting Michigan's Acfdamic Council, find rafgy more to the University Sojnuch, then^ for the myth. i»to. the bands of the Communist p tcely list lead content jpf gasoline, an eventual resources. standing committees, dver what the Massey Report In the MSU Faculty News of Jan. 12, 1971, Mark whose newspaper dismissed the exti ions why ban of norfreturnable bottles, the recommended. The effect of these increased numbers on Bathurst, ASMSU vice chairman, recalled that the Massey leftist firebombings as "infantile deliriui :y of wa the Academic Council is probably elimination of phosphate in laundry Hopefully, the entire Milliken negligible, but I am Report was prepared and presented in the spirit of "if there A reminder of how the Communists'i iecuting, concerned that the standing committees have become so are differences of ng the fo environmental plan will be approved opinion, let's work them out." I too of sharing in government power is I detergents and the establishment of large (most of them fall in the 21 to 27 range) as to be believe that the report was prepared and drafted in rewarded new noise standards for automobiles, by both chambers of the Michigan just in some measure came unmanageable. I think that experience with these large such a pragmatic ambience. I regret only that it has taken weekend en, is b Legislature. This state cannot afford committees will confirm my apprehension, that it will be during the height of snowmobiles and airports. two years to work out the differences. With just a little like "ir to delay necessary environmental deemed necessary to reduce their size, and then all hell will controversy over neofascism. Particularly interesting among the more good will and mutual confidence, the matter of To insure labor peace while it dealt w i, word legislation. Michigan has done a good break loose again over who should be student participation could have been settled two the ho noise pollution proposals are the dropped from the years ago, the extremists, the government negotiit ey committees. I hope my apprehension proves to be and the governance of the University would done and standards which would make it job so far; there is no need to stop directly with the three major labor unk groundless, and that a way will be found to make these have profited in the interim from the in an overnight session to work out de'J h can on impossible for the SST as presently now. perspectives large committees functional. and points of view that students would have of new health and housing reforms, of terr I have been away from brought to it. designed to land in Michigan. If However, even if the legislature Michigan State for about 18 But the matter is settled at last. The time for contention biggest union represented in 1 months. But old friends similar measures were to be adopted should pass Milliken's environmental occasionally send me copies of the and acrimony is over. May everyone join together to make amounted to policy talks with State News and from reading them I have the what is already a great University an even ■cted in thi in every state, the fate of the SST impression greater and government was the General Confederati proposals in their entirety, Michigan that I am regarded as more of a "friend" of students than responsive institution of higher learning. more ur soldiers. would certainly be sealed in Congress of Italian Labor, a Communist should not consider the pollution # unless flights are restricted to inter organization. - problem solved. With man's wealth sk your continental treks. In addition Milliken of technology, the ecological A PRESIDENT'S PERSPECTIVE ismates, or also indicated an intention to reverberations of man's actions must lobby eran, yoi against federal subsidy of the SST. always remain under close vigilance. Milliken also plans to introduce legislation which would deal seriously with the problems of junked autos, litter and billboards. This Although the resourcefulness of man gives him the ability to solve his present environmental problems, he Finals source of differences JET YOU HEYEAF additionally has the power to By CLIFTON R. WHARTON Jr. ILVERIN legislation along with his unleash a Pandora's Box of even In recent weeks I have discussed in this most important, the examination is often encouragement of mass transit more frightening environmental column a number of critical issues For this and other reasons some have "test • ability" rather than knowlei facing the only valid measure which research and greenbelts around urban monsters. We suggested that final examination week be provides the gained. LAUREL await vigorous the University — institutional instructor with an assessment of how well areas comfcs at a time when neutrality, eliminated from the academic calendar and junk and implementation of Milliken's financial stringency and the decline of that the week be incorporated into the rest he has taught his course. The literature on each of these posit* "SAPS A ghastly eyesores have become a environmental program. community within the University. This There are other courses where faculty is extensive and there are no sin of tna term. Under this plan, the professor week, I would like to explore another members eschew the formal in - class answers to this question. could use the final week of the term in "institution" so dearly loved by students — examination in favor of the take • home or whatever manner he thought most Given these widespread difference! finals week. The thorny subject of finals open book examination. has arisen frequently in my discussions appropriate for his course; but he would be - Although philosophy and approach, how sw FL expected to meet his classes. For example, perhaps not making the traditional use of finals week be utilized in the future with students and faculty on the the final E. Mc Great MSU? Should it be shortened, extended campus. it could be used for review purposes, or for exam week as it was originally effort What is the future of final examination week? Is it obsolete or dysfunctional? Should it be abolished, modified or left more thoroughly and adequately covering the material in the course. Those who favor this approach argue that it might well lead intended, this approach responsible and valid evaluation of the student's performance. (And based my own experiences with them, both can provide a upon eliminated by adding another wee« classes to each quarter? These questions have been raw* to. 7:15, 9 Lower Thurs. 7: alone? to less emphasis on the final examination previous years by a number of interw 5C in determining a student's grade for the giving and taking, I have often found them groups on the campus; yet no basic cnw to save Lake Since there attempt to delineate involved and is then no a unanimity, I will few of the issues throw it open for course with corresponding greater on a more emphasis regular evaluation throughout to be the most difficult and And in still other thorough!) courses, the final in policy has occurred since final examination week was reinstated# 1945 wnra the quarter. examination has been discarded World War 11. completely It'i Present conditions aside, Lake reactions. with the faculty member ,, government, via the Environmental preferring to Since that time only n>1 Lansing, has the potential to become There are other facets to this issue, make an on going evaluation of his Protection Agency, will pick up the First, the University policy reads "No - modifications have been made suc» however, because there already exists quite students throughout the an important Ingham County lion's share of the tab. Michigan final examination may be given at any time variation in the philosophy of final term, rather than extending the examination Perl°? , recreational area. A study recently other than the regularly scheduled time a rely on the traditional mid term and final - five to six days and providing a weefcw Sens. Philip Hart and Robert Griffin exams. In a number of the larger courses, examinations. This too can be performed by Ingham County Drain without the approval of the Academic justified as a study time between the last class J and U.S. Rep. Charles Chamberlain Council." But some students complain that especially in the freshmen and sophomore responsible and effective approach to the term and the first day 0 Commissioner Richard L. Sode has years, common final examinations are used student evaluation. The difficult re from the 16th District are already there is considerable variation in adherence question examinations. here is how to M shown that the lake can be restored very effectively, both from a student and separate those faculty pushing for federal funds to save to the policy and its application. faculty standpoint. members who choose this A thorough campus - wide discu for increased recreational use, albeit approach out of this and related issues might be nep Lake Lansing. But it will take more For example, some faculty schedule personal conviction, and who can at a fairly high cost. than the efforts of three men on In some courses, the final examination apply it the University community. Your t "J1 . their final exams during the last week of effectively, from those who simply choose suggestions and questions wo Unless action is taken soon to classes instead of giving the exams at the can be extremely important to the students to be Capitol Hill to save Lake Lansing. It irresponsible by following the easiest welcomed by the Educational! dredge Lake Lansing, the lake will and the professor. It can be a major factor of action and will take the dedicated efforts of designated time. Thus, the final course one which is most Committee (EPC) and the Asst. die in an ecological sense as the in determining the student's performance layer numbers of citizens to turn Lake examination week is seen by these faculty popular with students. Group, both of which are and comprehension of the material covered of lime and organic peat deposits members as only an opportunity to extend Finally, there are those faculty members studying this issue. You may wish 1 Lansing from a potential dump to a inter term vacations for both faculty and in the course; and if designed properly, it and students who inveigh against all tests your comments to Professor Al - engulf it. If dredging operations do pleasant recreational cite. students. This can add to the learning experience in that and all grades. not begin soon, the lake will become procedure places a special Again, the arguments in chairman of the EPC subcomm» course. If given Even the greatest effort may not hardship on students in the last week of during final's week, the support of the position abound, a dump. examination also raises the incentive to from the inherent biases which ranging Tom Berlin, the student representor be classes who are attempting to finish term - arise due to enough. Lake Lansing is in review the entire content of the course to George Van Dusen, chaimia"i,t£e The cost of Sode's plan to restore papers, other term - end projects and at the a professor's selective evaluation or to the competition with 700 other lakes when there is adequate time to do so. And registration and scheduling con"" the lake, including same time trying to prepare for other final imprecision in examinations which measure the Asst. Deans Group. everything from across the nation for federal funds. examinations. dredging to sanding the beaches, will The chances are fair that Lake be about $1.3 million. Sode It also places the faculty member who Lansing may be left out because of does adhere to the policy and follow the recommends that 15 percent of the cost be picked up misplaced national priorities. Lake final exam schedule in a difficult position by Ingham Lansing may well die because the with some of his students. If a student has County, 5 percent by Meridian funds which could have kept the lake all or most of his exams given in the last Township and 5 percent by the from going dead are being used in an week of classes, he often tries to pressure property owners around the lake. the faculty member who holds to the Sode hopes the attempt to keep Indochina from regular schedule into also giving the federal exam going red. early. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 12, 1971 5 ADAMS' MORATORIUM SPEECH Vietnam perversion EDITOR'S NOTE: 11lowing nf® rsirarki by "sTna'ti^'r7" 12" ^ina ^°'uld ** trivial compared madness. Like ourselves, the such affluent nations the as Because of our mistake in public higher education or police conscience no longer tolerates it. lter Adams, then acting ephemeral ends P or SiL *ccrmn} from her Communists ,ndustr'alization and acquisition to be an would find this area United States are not exempt Vietnam, we are not building the protection. It has spent more on u , u In conclusion, let me remind „ident of MSU. delivered „ a i-.- j depleted society. of nuclear impoverished mass of from this universal law This six million housing units which Vietnam in each of the last three you that, in 1789, our Founding weapons." humanity stirred by nationalist special program Oct. 15, Commitment of additional means that in striving to achieve the R»ot Commission has years than it would cost to Fathers created a new nation "in resources will not retrieve this Lives wasted aspirations and embroiled in its national goals, a country recommended for America's operate 350 universities like Order to form a more perfect gg marking the Vietnam constant revolutionary turmoil futile investment. Discretion and . bet me . . must make choices It must ghettos. We cannot afford, it is MSU per year - tuition free and Umon, establish Justice, insure jratorium. We feel Adams' underscore this point: _ a burden rather than wisdom, therefore, militate we are wasting American lives The |or(js 0f an asset, arrange its objectives in some s*'*1. the additional $6 billion to at no cost to the taxpayers, domestic tranquility, provide for eech i» particularly spread boi toward Immediate and American treasure for a Peking, who lack order of priority — an order provide compensatory education This, it seems to me, is not a the common defense, promote jnificant now in light of the disengagement - and the piece of real estate worthless to the resources to lift their own which reflects its value system — for deprived and handicapped rational allocation of national the general Welfare, and secure IId ,the co^ cent U.S. and South redirection of our efforts to tne detense of America. We are COUntry from the depths of its judgment as to what is more children. We cannot afford the resources when our cities are the Blessings of Liberty to insurrectio. rtnamese invasion of Laos. national priorities which better underdevelopment, could hardly important and what is less $1-5 billion to provide decaying, 35 million Americans ourselves and our Posterity." ibria. destroying country in order to afford to subsid|ze the a oral important. The nation must then the needed manpower training are living below the poverty This has been the American t always, my remarks this serve our national interest save it ostensibly for developmental efforts of their - use its resources accordingly. for the hard - core unemployed, level, our youth are alienated dream and the hope of the ilthy " ling are not dictated by this context, as Sen. principles which have no potential satellites. deinonstrable relation to our How long will it take us to We cannot afford the $5 billion and disillusioned, or society is world. industrialist oi or Peking or Washington, Church of Idaho has said, national security. We are Just as conquest of the area learn that the United States for Model Cities or the $3 billion embittered by racial strife and U.S. participation in the Vietnam would be a Pyrrhic victory for e ^e neofj by personal conviction and "Vietnam is a showcase of committing America to a fatal the cannot afford to impose or f°r community action programs the American spirit is wracked War is a betrayal of that dream ves: to crea bankruptcy, a hopeless war land war in IVJUII Asia on t.hp ,v- Chinese, so CYCll even a £>\J a total U.S. U.O. police a KW pax americana on a l/BA WIOVl IVUIIU Wll U under OEO. We cannot afford by confusion and doubt. This is and a mockery to that hope, Tu'VTJthe vi<*ory would _._»j * " * * TT ~ fought for "insubstantial stakes — . ....... /£♦ .. * not contribute global scale - even if it were the $26 billion needed to rid our not an acceptable performance U.S. participation in the injunction the As a war for high principle ®^u^,0"that the Viet Cong one iota to the security of our desirable to do so? How much rivers and lakes of industrial and record, and todays events Vietnam War must be ended, that "an itv nor the morality of U.S. Vietnam simply does not a . " ,m Vf country or its geopolitical ?u more experience do we need municipal wastes. We cannot demonstrate that the American and the time to end it is now. governnJ^Kivement in Vietnam, ■'••—lent in Vietnam, but but up: the Saigon measure P.°8ture in the wor,d- M°veover, before we understand that we afford to restructure our welfare myself exclusively with government is neither a San lwSo t?anS,orJd °°St °f attemPtin8 such a - cannot annually divert $30 system through a negative national self - interest. I shall democracy warranting our there nod^bt bv HanoP or Ti^ even maintaining a billion of economic resources as income tax which would cost fed events of j Js the war's impact on this support on ideoldgical grounds f-trv in the clinically "«r a victim of international pSVslnvinc^ stalema e would exact an g mvinuble ^P8" navy" intolerable price - not only in well as our intellectual energies some $15 billion. Wecanno to an irrelevant war on the Asian afford an efficient urban transit Washington's passionate parlance aggression warranting our I say to you without casualties and treasure, but in mainland while also contributing system, a prop-am to combat opriate to cost / benefit support under the United qualification that even if the ^rms violence it does to ulations and pose three Nations Charter. As an effort to domino theory were correct - S® fab"e offAmer,can "»«ety, tions: (1) What does the contain Chinese power, the war even if the "loss" of Vietnam S® Uf®-and of the to the defense of Western environmentjl polllution provision for adequate health Europe, conquering the moon, care, P aJIC,Pa.ti,ng ,n th® armaments care, etc. Birthday Sale have to gain from this in Vietnam is irrelevant as well would mean the Communist 4mw,"n ""Hviable ^ etc Expensive war « Fantastic mall-wide savings event!! «re? (2) What is the price we as unsuccessful; even if a conquest of Southeast Asia - and just society at Let me restate the cost of our M3) Is the war worth this Communist Vietnam were to fall which to me is speculative Rearranged priorities home? A choice between Vietnam commitment in yet No nation has unlimited priorities is unavoidable: should another way. In the last decade, Sunday and Monday, Unf- C5'"ese c°"tr»l> as 1 *> fabrication - I think our current conclusion will be not think it would,.the gams to position would be suicidal economic, human, intellectual we indulge ourselves in the the federal government has spent Feb. 14 & 15 only and spiritual resources. Even ideological luxuries of Vietnam three times more on Vietnam or Tight the war against poverty, than on Medicare and medical deprivation, despiar and bigotry assistance, four times more than UR READERS' MIND at home before we attempt to deny an insignificant bit of territory to Communist on all levels of education, and 15 times more than on housing and community development. It has |"| lanslng mull ambitions abroad; Focusing on spent more on this war than it 5330 W. Saginaw Hwy. America's rational self interest, - sPent in our entire history on the choice would seem too Time to voice dissent obvious for further debate. Domestic needs I believe we can no longer be unmindful of the urgency and Sweaters extent of America's domestic needs — needs which can every soldier is fully aware of figures in authority to alter o urrent reports of a massive in which he participated by his newspaper has spoken out actions whether ****** ^min^yfrS'op^Uto? to leTn' fffTthe t sion U.S. - into South Vietnamese Laos are finally - Part in action against a at ItiS disappointed aU J the lac k Tf lie the V0(ce ot to war, to heed the appeal, now jn our dissent for w^wlthaT the ingenuify 2j th determination eaual to the Webster Men's Wear has ling out to us, after a week Vietnamese village, prominence assigned to this the umpteenth time, and to chaUenge Letus contemplate sweaters — v - necks and apricious censorship, the full "interrogated" VC, actually important protest. (I am' not bring to bear all of our collective is . t TJ the domestic „2 JS, needs which cardigans in a variety of ■nt to which the Indo terrorized civilians, tortured caviling: I was not among those pre&sure through Le neglected lese war is being expanded ■ enemy soldiers, —> who had signed the petition. But or merely , - . - . vmuugu channels of protest. all effective while we and pLponed blithelv sauander $30 colors and sizes. a full range of the face of Southeast witnessed such actions or even the sight of 163 names might Kenneth J. Harrow Sion annuX orthe ^ir in . We all deplore this. I need heard of them without speaking have made a significant Asst. professor of humanities Vietnam cely list the dozens of out- desisting, or withholding impression.) I now appeal to Feb. 7,1971 why the continuing «uppd»t from the armed forces cy of war which we are ultimately responsibte for the SHUTTLE BUS Priced from only secuting, have prosecuted atrocities — which he can only SHAW HALL For Our Service ! the formative years of excuse by pleading the necessity i new class of MSU of obeying orders, of staying presents a Customers alive, or of doing what everyone nen, , is bad. Bad. A weak like "invasion." All Is, words which cannot are else is doing. The entire brutalizing process is not DANCE CONCERT SJ«- *13" rey the horror of what we acceptible to most of them any done and are doing, words more than it is to us, and only they, through great personal featuring ih can only hide the full barism of terror, visited torture, and upon the sacrifice, can seem to change it in even the slightest degree. 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"authoritarianism," "aggression" consciousness of much of this and "profit orientation" of country. laying down this rap about 'we he was talking about making In 1969, he quit the game professional football drew the "Its striving towards were democracy and they were love to his wife." because of what he called the commies,' which was fire of one of the game's former monetary kind of Meggvesv began his football "disillusionment" and profits, its a weird trip." began players speaking Thursday in the aggressiveness, its career as a fullback at a small writing about his experiences As for the Auditorium. authoritarianism and its violence, Meggyesy suburban Cleveland high school. while a professional. said that what once David Meggyesy, former militarism pretty much say "passed for a sport is now a big profit war linebacker with the St. Louis where our society is at right Cardinals and the author of a now," he said. game. Everything is based on the principle of violence. scathing attack on the brutality "In the same vein," Meggyesy "When I was at Syracuse, and dehumanization of football said, "football is a spectacle (coach Ben) Schwartzwalder entitled "Out of Their League," manifested in the behavior of made us go to either a said football is a "microcosm of the greatest football freak in the gangster movie or a good cowboy flick, DAVID MEGGYESY many institutions of American country, who also happens to be apprently thinking that the society." the most authoritarian and between the military and killing would stimulate us for "Big • time football, and I'm repressive president this country A MASON HALL COED told an football begins with the similar the game the next open room in North Kedzie speaking about both major has ever had." day," he said, police late Wednesday night that Hall. Kathleen Sevic, Grand terminologies. He cited such "Another example of the college and pro football, is on a Meggyesy said the connection she was walking alone near the words as "blitz," "bomb" and extent to which violence Rapids senior, said she left her "field general" to "symbolize permeates the minds outside northeast corner of the wallet on books near a basement of the hall when a man, about 45 years elevator in Giltner Hall and old, approached her, opened his found it missing when she fi QUALITY WKAR overcoat and exposed himself. The coed said she exchanged returned. + + + pro greetings with the unidentified instructor in man and walked into Mason ETTA C. ABRAHAMS, American thought CRAFTSMANSHIP where she called police. Police and language, told police Chicano Wednesday morning someone said they searched the area but ...DESIGN could not find the man who apparently stole her wallet and reportedly walked northward from Mason after the coed left. five credit cards with a total estimated value of $20. The Warning ... LEATHER WKAR radio station, working with the Chicano community in wallet was in her purse under a Louis G. Tornatzky, research assistant in psychology SDok on desk in her office in zero population growth Wednesday in the Lansing, has proposed that a project be established which would create a Chicano community broadcast AN ESTIMATED $223 in Bessey Hall. Miss Abrahams said she was Resources Building. He supported stabilization NaS Boots By FRYE The proposal which needs the approval of facility. damages occurred about 6:30 not in the room and the door to population growth claiming that in five to eight «i 211 Abbott Rd. Lansing's Model p.m. Wednesday in a room at solution must be found to the years Cities Agency, would allow for about five hours of North Wonders Hall when a fire the room was closed but not population problem. broadcasts, locked. State News photo NEXT TO STATE THEATRE from the Chicano community each week. destroyed a mattress and a small by Harold Fried! The proposed programs, which would be broadcast in rug and caused smoke damage to Spanish, UNIVERSITY would explore the problems, needs and culture of the Chicano personal property. TEST ALTERNATIVES EDGEWOOD UNITED people. Duane L. McLaughlin, Pontiac CHURCH If Model Cities agrees to finance this junior, SEVENTH-DAY operation, Steve Meuche, was treated for 469 N. Hagadorn program director of WKAR, said he hopes the programs could lacerations to his right forearm ADVENTIST CHURCH Speaker advocates use An Ecumenical begin by April. Fellowship and released Wednesday night Worship Service and If approved, the facilities for from Olin Health Center after he Church School the broadcasts would be Sabbath School 9:30 in located' and other fifth floor residents 9:30 and 11:00 Lansing's Chicano neighborhoods. - Worship Service 11:00 Folk Liturgy 9:30 tried unsuccessfully to Sermon extinguish the flames. of population stabilizers K. G. Smith, At 11:00 EAST LANSING * * * pastor Meeting at 504 Ann St. College Group Dinner and Program 6—8:30 FRIENDS MEETING Quaker Meeting tor Worship Rabbi cancels POLICE RECEIVED a (Corner of Division) complaint Wednesday morning Campus Church Bus Service, Sunday 1:00 from his assigned topic, Call 351-8994 if you Morning and Evening Call First Day School 1:00 from Kathryn Church, Grand TWnatzky said. Discussion Group 2:15 however, to exhort the group to "Even if need transportation 332-0606 or 332-8693 Child Care Provided scheduled talk Ledge senior, that someone apparently stole $9 in cash from test possible alternatives to be used to of mass we do achieve a affluence, we may OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH AII'Saints Parish a locker she was gain population be faced with too many bab 800 Abbott Rd., E.L. using in the stabilization. Further information: Rabbi Arthur Gilbert, dean of Women's Intramural Bldg. he explained. 4684 Marsh Rd., Okemos Stabilization of population, "I will not talk about the 337-0241 the Reconstructionist College in As means of li 2 mi. E. of both in America and Hagadorn, V< mi. S. of Gd. R. behind MEIJER'S) Philadelphia, Pa., scheduled to TWO THEFT INCIDENTS in psychological implications of the population ex pansio speak at 8 p.m. Sunday in 35 internationally, will have to population problem," Tornatzky An Independent Church With which an overhead projector Tornatzky, an envirom A Biblical Message EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY Union, has begin soon, Louis Tornatzky, said. "Most of you are aware of cancelled his lens, with an estimated value of research associate in the Dept. of psychologist, offered AT M.S.U. what they are — and they are all such appearance. $97, and a wallet and cash, as the creation of Psychology, told a seminar on bad." estimated at $8.50, reportedly "contraceptive societj, A spokesman for the Israeli zero population growth He said that to implement occurred Tuesday and government rewards for 5:15 p.m. late Fellowship Inspiration Club said Gill|rt Is a tod Wednesday from public -- - Refreshments JWrfd Fo iportation Call 332-2133 unable to come campus. feampus buildings. areas in foutth o,; "woman iif^A* or 351-5125 series of lectures sponsored by W. E. Robinson, Pastor An employe of the culture. E.D. Dawson, Ed. Minister Central United Methodist the graduate students of the Instructional Media Center told Across from the Capitol Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife, The demographic transition Tornatzky explained police the lens had been ALL SAINTS CHURCH Tornatzky was scheduled to theory, which predicts an persisting concept UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN WORSHIP SERVICES unscrewed from a projector in discuss the 800 Abbott Road 9:45 and 11:15 a.m. "Psychological "incipient decline," or a children per American family CHURCH CAMPUS HOUSE Implications of Population and lowering of both the birth and "a norm, a value, an af" Topic FIRST ASSEMBLY Zero Population Growth." 310 N. Hagadorn death rates in a society of Controlling population % 251 W. Grand River The speaker excused himself •ffluence, is only a prediction, will depend on changing att:" Rev. Lyman OF GOD Discussion Groups 9:30 a.m. toward the use of birth 8:00 Holy Communion A Dream That Must and on the necessity to * 9:30 Ante Communion & Sermon "Not Be Shattered" Nursery ALWAYS OPEN nursery available TODAY & TOMORROW population." adult discussion program Church School 9:45 to 11:45 Unfortunately, the Campus Minister, 11:00 Morning Prayer & Sermon correlation between Minister, Kail Ruffner Crib Nursery Rev. Richard W. Bishop, Pastor Gary Hawes attitudes and subseq- 9:45 A.M. COLLEGE CLASS 332-5193 332-3035 behavior is very low, he said. 10:50 A.M. WORSHIP 7:00 P.M. EVENING SERVICE Although most Free Transportation LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES You recognize the need to population stability, attitudes do not affect SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH ALCt-LCA for Students and Faculty at University Lutheran Church LCMS for Students at First Church of Name Your sexual behavior. Responding 1518 S. Washington Martin Luther Chapel about the feasibility of lon| Sunday 7 p.m. Division & Ann Streets 332-2559 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Christ, Scientist Own Prices! range experimentation producing necessary "The Church Is On The Move" Grand River at Haslett Entrance Pastor David Kruse Tornatzky said, "We have a East Lansing years, five or eight, to look Sunday Services 11 a.m. the best ways and i" 9:45 A.M. College Bible Class COLLEGIAN WORSHIP HOURS Lesson DURING CAMPUS BOOK'S WAREHOUSE SALE them." 8:15 am Matins — Sermon Subject MAKE US AN OFFER ON ANY NUMBER OF NEW in the fireside room FELLOWSHIP 1st and 3rd Communion & USED 9:15 ant Common Service OVERSTOCK TEXTS - WE'RE READY TO Dr. Ted Ward, MSU 8:30 p.m. 9:30 and 11:00 BARGAIN WITH YOUI Teacher 10:30 am Common Service 2nd and 4th ACAPULC0 Fireside Room Matins 9:30 only 8 Days 11:30 a.m. New Expressions Dr. Howard F. Includes Jet Air, Cruise, Sugden, Pastor (ps^OOK^BRe Glenn R. Blossom, Youth Pastor Membership to Exclusive Wednesday Testimonial Meeting Bocaccio Night club,and" 11:00 A.M. "The N,Sht The Dead Talked" A look at the problem of spiritism and 8:00 p.m. For only $199.00 witchcraft Sunday School to age 20 plus gratuities FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening 11 a.m. JAMAICA Call 482-0754 for information. 8 Days Reading Room Temporarily 507 E. GRAND RIVER STORE ONLY Jet Air, Deluxe Hotel, etc Located ir\ Church $208 plus gratutite* OPEN (ACROSS FROM BERKEY HALL) East Lansing Trinity Church Weekdays - 9-5 p.m. "Seller Reserves the Right to Refuse Anv Offer" Call 351-3611 Mon., Tuos., Thurs., Frl. eves. 7 - 9 p.m. A CONFERENCE ON II are welcome to attend MISSIONS with Dr. Richard Halverson peoples Church FRIDAY 6:00 p.m. Fellowship Dinner (students call church office for ride) East Lansing 7:30 p.m. Opening Message: "Matrix of Involvement" SATURDAY 9:30 a.m. Breakfast Refreshment for Interdenominational University Students 10:00 a.m. Special Seminar for University Students: Dr. Halversoi 200 W. Grand River 7:30 p.m. Message: "Strategy of Involvement" * SUNDAY at Michigan 9:45 a.m. University Class with Dr. Halverson Christian Reformed Church 11:00 a.m. Worship Service: "Anatomy of Involvement" 6:00 p.m. Evening Service: "Basis of 7:30 p.m. College Involvement" and Student Center SUNDAY SERVICE Fellowship: A dialogue with the speakers. 1509 River Terrace * A bus will ri ach of thes scheduled below (across from Hubbard Hall) 9:30 and 11:00 Visit our new Student Center — Landon bus stop open daily 9 a.m. - 11 p.m. Rev. Wallace Robertson Brody Lunch "Join The Family" enter complex Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 P.M. leave complex MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE Wonders bus stop Holden bus stop 9:20 10:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. Case bus stop 9:22 Shaw lot 9:23 CHORCH SCHOOL 9:25 Phillips - Mason (Physics Bldg. bus stop) Rev. Brink Rev. Brink, 9:30 A 11:00 Owen bus stop 9:27 9:29 preaching preaching McDonel bus stop Crib through Adults Akers-Hubbard-Fee 9:30 COFFEE HOU& AFTER SERVICES for transportation call 351-6360 or 882-1425 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 12, 1971 7 2 SOLOISTS for your plush life U' orchestra under the sun . . . to ploy bikini and rompers Plush cotton terry for in the water and out The MSU Symphony Orchestra will present the first . . . of it. Just what you need for your sojourn in the Michigan performance of a work by the French composer Martinu at 4 p.m. Sunday, in the Auditorium. sun at spring break. Ring - trimmed bikini with The concert will feature two soloists, violinist Walter just a hint of shaping in the deep plunge bra, $15. Verdehr, asst. professor of music, and cellist Louis Potter Cover - up romper With ring - pulled zip front Jr., professor of music, performing Brahms' "Concerto and long pointed collar for quick shading. $19. Opus 102 for Violin, Cello and Orchestra." Under the direction of its conductor, Dennis In sun gold, Downtown or in turquoise at Burkh, the orchestra will perform Martinu's "Three Frescoes of Piero Meridian Mall. Junior sizes. Junior Shop, second Delia Francesca," a work which expresses the floor Downtown, Sportswear, Meridian Mall composer's emotions upon viewing three works by Francesca, a 15th century Italian artist. The work, Burkh said, is densely orchestrated and is Knapp's filled with complicated rhythmic patterns of Czech folk music that challenge the performers. Other works on the program will be "A Walk in Paradise Garden" by the English composer Frederick Delius and the Young v "Overture to The Merry Wives of Windsor" Soloists Verdehr and Potter are by Carl Nicolai. members of the Sixth • graders from Ovid - Elsie School watched MSU's Symphony Orchestra rehearse for the Beaumont String Quartet. first Michigan performance of a work by the French composer Martinu. The concert will The concert is open to the be at 4 public without charge. p.m. Sunday in the Auditorium. State News photo by Sue Steeves ILLIKEN CONSIDERS PLAN Aide urges repeal n adviser to Gov. Milliken business in the courts," Thomas The governor is reportedly failed in their purpose as a this week that drug users Stachnik, director of the Alternatives to jail sentences reviewing this proposal and deterrent to potential users and for jld not be charged with governor's office on drug abuse, other similar proposals from drug users proposed by as a means of rehabilation for Stachnik ies and Michigan should said. "Most of the emphasis has include fines, educators, doctors and police addicts. al laws for the use and been on the side of punishment, officials and will release a mandatory treatment programs, Use of marijuana is heavy in .ession of drugs. sometimes with devasting statement on his drug position in drug education classes, volunteer the suburbs and cities despite The drug problem has no results." programs or freedom. a special March message to the the laws, Stachnik said, and he legislature. Michigan law according to claimed more than half of the Stachnik, "If you brand all people who currently carries a etroit archdiocese to open use drugs as felons," Stachnik inmates in metropolitan jails are heroin addicts not being helped penalty of up to 10 years foi contraband drug possessors ant commented, "you make it less with their problem. up to one year for users. likely for them to come forward ;w career center for nuns and ask for help." Stachnik described difficulties in drug enforcement and said he Stachnik said the penalty fo selling drugs should remair The adviser explained he recommended ETROIT (UPI) - The Apostolic Career Center would no changes in mandatory 20 - to 40 - believes current drug laws have laws forbidding the sale of drugs. Catholic Archdiocese of term. help train sisters "to find oit will establish a career positions befitting their talent pr mainly to serve nuns and training." ilaced by closing of many liolic schools in June," The Cardinal has said a great dinal John Dearden many of the diocese's schools inced Wednesday, will have to close in June ardinal Dearden said the because of financial difficulties. ,-fM Friday |10:30 a.m. (AM) le Conclusion." - THE EISENHOWER YEARS: "D-Day: |l p.m. (AM) - LECTURE - DISCUSSION: "The Straight - lcketed American Theater: A Compromise with Unreality" Vrbert Bergman, MSU associate professor of American Thought I Languages. 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It presents effective for any sustained the spectacle of a leaderless and period of time. scene as King Charles, outwardly gentle and refined man who seems an war Parliament, Guinness shows the confusion of a man uncertain or incapable of the his actions and unable to grasp Although at times it moves weakened country — a situation in contrast, Alec Guinness corruption that became a public the reality of the events with the dexterity of a stuffy that would allow the rise of a demonstrates the variety and fact of his reign. engulfing him. When Charles history book, "Cromwell" is an reluctant dictator like Cromwell, depth of suggestion that stands trial, Guinness displays intelligent film. If it falls short In all these, "Cromwell" is a restrained acting can manage. When Charles refuses to the mild delusion and wounded of capturing one's undivided disciplined, earnest work. One Guinness dominates his every surrender his power to dignity of a monarch reduced, attention or arousing one's grows deaf, however, of the emotions, it is, to be sure, a film sound of clanging weapons and Canadian/ to command one's respect. echoing oratory long before the It's the recreation English Civil War when armies were of the film runs its course. One can question facets of the assembled, blood spilled film's presentation of Cromwell, U.S. and King Charles I executed. He seems far too noble and void Oliver Cromwell rose as dictator, of personal ambition for a man all country. in the name of God and who raised away a rebel army, lashed at his fellow legislators and discuss pollution Written and directed by Ken twisted jurors' arms to get Scientists from the United Biological Station and host for Lauff pointed out that a great Hughes, "Cromwell" focuses on Charles beheaded, States and Canada will meet the meeting, said. deal of money soon will be spent the complexity and confusion of One can also regret shades of today at MSU's Kellogg "We want to deal with some by the government to clean up the age and produces a narrative Richard Harris' performance in Biological Station near of the relevant or controversial waterways, and industries, such to give it clarity. the title role. "Cromwell" often Kalamazoo to discuss water issues in aquatic The film switches from royal ecology," Lauff as the soap manufacturers, are brings out some of Harris' basic pollution problems and said. "This is the first attempt of investing in the development of court mob to battlefield and assembly to Parliament chamber in a scholarly attempt from faults as an actor. Harris cannot, for instance, register humility effectively or deliver a speech questionable solutions to these the society in this direction " low phosphate detergents. Prob,ems- A number of the scientists "T,he ,,CO™™ru eve"tua»y Charge! riichart4 Harris, as Oliver Cromwell, leads his men into battle in "Cromwell," Ken to locate the arenas of without sounding like Moses on The purpose of the attending the meeting believe ^The^sJmrosium raited "The historic spectacle now showing at the Campus Theater. Hughej' influence. the mount, but this film asks conference, which began that too much emphasis has y^n/ESnT'c^trnvP^" It probes the personalities of him to do both repeatedly. Charles and Cromwell to "flesh Thursday, is to promote been placed on eliminating communication among phosphate compounds found in 18 being sponsored by the . snonL^H ^v ThP Harris, as always, is far too DETOXIFICATION out" the men who shaped and dramatic in routine scenes. When straddled the events. a scene is supposed to be universities, federal laboratories detergents >"<• fertilizers. and industry about water "Phosphates are only one of *7 o™ ° SCw.S It documents a nation in the dramatic he cannot intensify his problems, George H Lauff, Quality Office of the many nutrients entering the Environmental Protection turmoil of transition, power. He is too concerned director of the Kellogg water system," Lauff said. He Agency, the federal office of said some scientists consider carbon compounds to be an Water Resources Research and New methods devised MSU's Institute of Water FACE OF WAR equally serious problem. Research Documentary by Eugene Jones days and nights, Mike Company, Third Marine Regiment, waged a devastating .a to reduce DDT in milk struggle for survival against the Viet Cong enemy. The The ban on DDT may have ziewer is there, helpless, smack in the middle of It all.r.a and carbons minimize the level of DDT in milk is 1.25 urslng, the crying, the horrifying sounds been imposed in "hysteria" and pi s they happened of pesticide concentration per million, by Eugene Jones may eventually have negative during digestion and prevent He said that DDT. if n crew. There is no narration, no musica except for a few corpses, results, a graduate assistant in them from being absorbed in the by a cow, would appear in t absorbeJ oreachment against anything dairy research warned blood system and subsequently milk within 20 minutes. T Wednesday. in the milk. most common way animalspJ Although he said he approved Wilson said this method eating fal new contaminated is in of the DDT ban, Kim Wilson, would help farmers keep down Lansing graduate student, said a the amount of DDT in milk. At that contains DDT. through breathing and AbsorpUogl the skii number of equally dangerous present the Food and Drug are other possible ways oj pesticides such as dieldrin and Administration's tolerance level contamination. chlordane are still being used freely. He described some of the new methods being devised to reduce China scholar the level of DDT in milk. Wilson said great progress has been made in this field by Richard M. Cook, asst. professor show film counfry CINE < SERIES PfjM&ito- KmmRINE ROSS* _ of dairy, who discovered the BOTCH CASSIOY AND recycling process of dieldrin in "Daily Life in Communist Brugger lived in China fro THE SUNDANCE KID 1967 and China" will be shown and 1964 to 1966, sponsored byth aided in the COLOR - COMPLETE detoxification of this pesticide discussed by William Brugger, Chinese Commission for Cultim 0Friday 5:30,7:30,9:30 Saturday 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 1 Twl-Llte Hr., Adults 90c, 5:0 in milk. Wilson said carbons and the materials officer of Contemporary China Institute, the Relations with Countries, and taught Englishi Fonij drug phenobarbital have been London, at «3:30 p.m. today it th6 Peking Second Foref 106 International Center. used successfully to accelerate Language Institute. | JOHN WAYNI animal metabolism rates in order to reduce accumulations of the The lecture and film open to public, is sponsored by the When all language teacto stopped at the beginning of th "RIO LOBO" pesticides in blood and tissues. Asian Studies Center in cultural revolution, Brugp The detoxification method cooperation with the National spent six months travel Friday 5:30, 7:45, 9:55 Committee on U.S. China It throughout China filming wbi ISaturday 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 3 consists of metabolizing toxics - 'Twl-Llte Hr., Adults 90c, 5:0( in the intestinal tract. The Relations. he saw. drug at HOLIDAY LANES OPEN 9 a.m. daily ★★★★! HIGHEST RATING! OPEN BOWLING All weekend Just North of Frandor starting Fri. 8:45 487-3731 p i Top drama in every respect-scope, magnitode, Billiards Cocktails Good Food battle and action! The issues are politics and PROGRAM INFORMATION 882 ?4?9 religion and the result is bloody civil war!|| —Wanda Hale, New York Daily News J J 37 IN CAK HEATERS "CROMWELL is a smashing victory, ALL COLOR Nine men who came too late and stayed too long an epic, a terribly relevant page of history!" A PHIL FELDMAN PRODUCTION —John Schubeck, WABC-TV "EXCITING AND TIMELY- ABIG ONE!"Newyorkpo! "CROMWELL is undeniably easy to look at-the panoply, the finery, the armies clashing madly at battle!" —Joe Rosen, MORNING TELEGRAPH "RICH AND REWARDING! A story of JUDY polarizatioo, glowing with period H^TECHNICOlOR*PANAVISIOrrrom WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS# and with pertinence! AND GARLAND ENTHRALLING!" _,UDITH crist. New York Magazine ... ON THE SAME PROGRAM FRANK MORGAN pYAN O'NEAL - LEIGH TAYLOR-YOUNG RAY BOLGER ,™xj e duel of the Ms'll'i has already topped his victory output of last year as tournaments. prepare at the IM Sports Arena. State News meet't photo by Teri Franks !00 free or fc PPonents. entrants in the in the medley, MSU record or etter that rusty th« BARB '• Ohio State's ANGIE, ALEX - W>H also swim I Such deal we have. Day by (Alias Senior KATHIE, Happy 5th Anniversary a day, DORFIS ■ of the ■ year) - Everything happened year after year, Yag elska du! happiness will last Happy, Happy Valentine's Day! so fast - torever & ever. We've got far outclasses Jim I want to be I'm still dizzy. Good Karma Happy will also go i, Valentine's Day | ^ -Dan your sweetie and soul mate always. I Love You. Ilene Love Harry Happy Valentine's Day at ie on the ditm /ORYOIIk Frolic! Smirk! (I could go on...) Much affection to the Fetters all i?^> Brothers of Sigma Chi on w irtans are ntj K.J. TODD ason. Valentine's Day. LOLLI, October 31 + 106, 1971 Your Little Sister, I love you more Phasette / kinda like ya than yesterday but and I want ya to be less than tomorrow. JOHNNY, mine. So won't ya Hot Lips My heart is Happy VALENTINE SALE be my Valentine. Happy 14th! yours! 4 months to go sweetie. (Valentine's) at THE GLOBE Happy Valentine's Day + loads of love. Valentine's Day Love Ladybug #» Happy Valentine's Day 143, \Day V 217 Ann (downstairs). Yours trolly Thumper DaGo Handmade items only — Miss O. Garr foreign & local — from thumb MARILYN, - sized glass elephants (70c) Happy Valentine's Day to Iranian Goatskin coat Happy Anniversary Cardshark: % an captain Lomi to real sweetie, To the handsomest ficklest cart ■ (heaft ^ a as a fine a! ($70.00). Open Mon. - Sat. We both won 1 year pushing redheaded chicken livered and the greatest 10:30 I 6 p.m. Wed. till 9. Nile ago! The lovelight in vaulting Taurus (You're second (Come keeps shining for man East Lansing. TOM Eastern's be bi)09qx'. LARRY to none!) see our glassblower.) you only - McKENZlE We Love You. No. 208. \winnersl/ mJ;oveiBr^ce Always Jednas 4 J.M.I). 6 GREEN ^ H DODIE 0 I snjoy Sundays only because Because you are the world's 1 greatest (and give nifty 1 > on the ten Be My Valentine. permanents), Happy Valentine's 1 atest oven H.K. Jr. Day! ' Love, Kathy three of i al said. Happy Valentine's To JAY: ■ in our oven Day Sue. £> year." W Thanks for the Happiness is o MSU dura help last year. being with you. rtans reignedi How do you like I Love You ni the Big Tn your new house? £RT The KID Toby spotlight will BARB BASSAM: To our FH Valentines: >Cf ei bad 1 + 1-2 :ome into DEAREST CHERYL, together Our hearts; yea even our Happy Valentine's Day to the 40 till 1 year most wonderful guy in the whole lifeblood have we given thee. Love Always All the lands A seas, I'd give if world (A B.S.). Little Sisters of the Pearl iform| ROG they were mine. Anything to please, my pretty Valentine. The JUDY Michele XXOO Heavens and the stars, the moon P.S. - On Valentine's Day 1971 You 're the greatest nilitary For Penny I LOVE YOU! that shines above. I would give you all, to show you of my love. now and forever 1 Love You! Just remember that a certain contract doesn't expire until 19' So be very careful for the next of lAfricJ (I think they know now.) Love IT~* BILL years i.e., Eyak fall off any C those mountains in the place tfV Yours, A.L. nearest heaven. South A MAXWELL JANET UDVE makes the world Amies In - s > uniform ^ ■ BUNNY GN^CVg) Why wasn't there anyone like you when Happy Anniversary and \^j^go •round^^sT Africa's till 1 was three? [ THAT'S IT! Happy Valentine's Day, 1 year of happiness Happy Valentine's Day Sweetheart. Love Don Juan has shown me more CRIKET - 1 love you. than I ever thought To: Marilee Turner waspossible. Ilove HAPPY AVENERSERY-MEEP you A I want the You're our KNUCKLES! For acts of thoughtfulness, A world to know. Favorite girl We do miss and love you. and Happy Third smile ever present, For a heart full From: the Guys Remember camping and the ? Valentine's Day _ of love. And a way always Happy V-Day Forever, Bear & pleasant. Love, « fcr T & S BEEPS of Livonia: These are a few of the things For which we are grateful. For you, TYRONE, Happiness is having CHARLOTTE # a sister who doesn't Our Miss Friendly We are truly % So much happiness know my room number I still love you your thankful. warrants this. Won't but keeps on trying. Love KLUTZINESS is something you be my Valentine? Happy Valentine's Day, 1971 I'll have to put up with! 4B i I Love You. Kathy Love, Stovepipe Dean WANTED: fr Jim & John, To D. M. T. One 5'9", 136 pound "fruit Had no $$, had to combine, PROGRAM LUV You're the greatest, loop." Needed desperately by to say we love ' Happy Valentine's Day Happy Valentine's Day. our Valentines! Read (91,53) Jill, Bob 53 one "PIGGLY - WIGGLY." * Happiness is being friends FORMAT (U4,13) Love - Jill Oink! Oink! with the sweetest Love, Your Little Sisters. Cam a Kitty + Bob. Write coach (19,71) Love 71 (and maybe Format (* 1 Happy scholar too) in MARGE Valentines 1 Day * US4) of Christendom! The flying train PUR - Love '% 'eyou so... has arrivedcarrying BEGINNING HAPPY HEART DAY! Valentine's Day Greetings KATIE only 196 more days. . . for you. Happy Love Forever Valentine's Day! Your Liebchen Lore. Kenny Batty, Diane, Kim & Ruth: URBAS URBAS, PATTI ANN 9 So glad to have I. Z. U. Ski You Soon. the sweetest little A Million Times sisters! I Love You, Whole Bunches nsing Your Phi Mu Big Sisters Jones, Jones Bob 0 RlVEf| ) rive«| 1 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Happy Valentine's Day! mkatAos The State News do«s not permit racial or religious Automotive ~ (wtkly speaking •by Phil Frank' For Rent For Rent For He, discrimination in its OPEL J5M 1900 LS, 1970, automatic, advertising columns. The radio, vinyl roof. $1600 or best. ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV ONE GIRL needed to sublet spring 0V^, *OOM IN f0ur Qj State News will not 351-8737. 5-2-16 term, Haslett Apartments. 558. Nearca accept advertising which RENTALS. 372-4948. C 351-1580.5-2-15 351-9029.3.2-12 OPEL, 1967 station wagon, excellent • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against TV RENTALS Students only. Low THREE Scooters & Cycles religion, condition, new snow tires, $760. - BEDROOM~~h i race, color or 355-0837. 6-2-19 monthly and term retes. Call Specious, $195 inclurf 4 Auto Parts & Service Aviation national origin. PLYMOUTH 1964, Push button 383. 351-7900 to UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C reserve yours. NEED ONE girl for a 3-man, __34M242.lt.5™-««.a * $395. Good condition. Call University Terrace. 351-8922. EMPLOYMENT 482-6451.3-2-15 TV RENTALS. Color and black and room in • 5-2-15 house ne», "■ FOR RENT white. MARSHALL MUSIC, East 351-9160. 3-2-12 C Automotive PLYMOUTH 1962, two door, 6 Lansing. 351-7830. C-2-12 FURNISHED APARTMENTS. One Apartments EAST cylinder, automatic. Runs good. bedroom $140, $160. 3 bedroom, SIDE. Houses STEREOS AND Refrigerator* for furnished Rooms CHEVY 1963, 6 cylinder, good tires, automatic. 372-9856 or 372-5029. 484-0475. 3-2-16 rent. A TO Z RENTAL, $225. Near campus. 351-9036. 5-2-12 Carpeted, 3 «ric, bedroJ°£* FOR SALE 2-2-12 349-2220. O serious conservative # PLYMOUTH FURY, 1969 440. te * Animals $1375 or best offer. After 6 p.m. HASLETT - POTTER Street. 2 351-3969.0 351-2128. 3-2-12 bedroom upper unfurnished. 1 Mobile Homes Apartments • PERSONAL PONTIAC TEMPEST Custom, 1967. bedroom, lower furnished. Utilities paid. 482-9881. 4-2-15 Roomt CHEVY 1967 Impala. Good running 2 door hardtop, 326, V-8 engine, REDUCED. IMMEDIATELY. Haslett ROOMS 10 minutes .PEANUTS PERSONAL from a condition, slightly damaged. Must radio. Two - tone, gold with black Apartments. Two girls for four SUBLET, SPRING, 2 man luxury Completely furnished » REAL ESTATE sell. 482-8765. 5-2-16 Crosby's Pontiac Buick Sales, man. Barb Parness, top. 355-8252; apertment. Next to campus. Will before 4 p.m. C » RECREATION 828 East Grand River, Portland. after 5:30 p.m. 351-2546. S-2-16 sacrifice. Phone 337-0224. 3-2-12 • SERVICE CORVETTE 1962. Very good IV 2-9776. 2-2-15 TWO SPARROW, working girl, home NEAR7r;o„1 Typing Service condition, with tape deck and AM-FM stereo radio. $1795. PONTIAC STATION wagon, 1965. LARGE upstairs. bedroom Completely apartment ONE GIRL for 4 man. $50/month. privii^i * TRANSPORTATION Contact Phil at Metro Bowl, Low mileage. Excellent Williamston aree. remodeled. 655-3833. June free, no deposit. Walk to campus. 337-1857.3-2-12 58.3-Tfjf 882-0226 Monday through mechanically, air conditioned. 10-2-25 MEN. SHARE room, * WANTED $130 t Cleen, quiet, cookinB Friday, after 8:30 p.m. 5-2-18 Power steering, $875. 349-9435. 10-2-19 power brakes. 'IVMtT HAPPENED T0 M &W ONE OR 2 girls sublet New Cedar EAST SIDE 3 room furnished campus. 1 blM« DEADLINE apartment. Modern, fireplace, gas 487-5753. 485^1 1 P.M. one before publication. class day DART, 1962, V-8, stick, good tires. $125 or best offer. 353-5722. SPIDER FIAT, 850, 1970. 10,000 ImSMIJINti ON?' Village. 351-2072. 3-2-16 $70/month. Call heat. IV 2-7334. 3-2-12 SPARTAN HALL. 3-2-15 actual miles. $1650. Like new. singles. Immediau MODERN SPACIOUS 2 bedroom uv.™* Cancellations - 12 noon 482-5167, after 6 p.m. 3-2-12 © Young America Corp. / 1304 Ashby rd. / St. Louis, Mo. TWO ROOMMATES for two soul fully carpeted apartment. G.E. Call 351-9286, 372-1031. Q\ class DODGE, 1950. Runs and looks good. sisters. $65/month. 351-4633. one day before appliances, air conditioner, Best offer. Call Friday, February VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Gas heater, Spring. 3-2-16 publication. new engine. Call 353-0150 or garbage disposal. In Haslett, only For Sale 12, 484-3113. 4-2-12 minutes from campus. No pets. PHONE 353-4106. 3-2-15 CAMPUS, NEAR. Furnished. Quiet 2 Phone 339-2490 for appointment. TEAC FIAT, 1969 Convertible, 950 Spider, 4010-S automatic 3558255 Auto Service & Parts man. Living room, bedroom, 5-2-16 rt* white. Call after 5 p.m., 372-8976. 5-2-16 VW 1963. Rebuilt Very good condition. Employment kitchen, beth. $110. EO 2-5374. stereo 77, tape 3 way stereo deck; Pioneer iq RATES engine. Call 351-1578. 5-2-18 ONE GIRL for 4 man, spring term. sptti CYCLE INSURANCE. Central Kenwood TK-140X 1 day $1.50 5-2-17 LARGE NATIONAL FOOD CO. Riverside Eest epartments. 170J Michigan's largest stereo AM-FM receiver. insurer. Any Offer excellent career opportunities MALE ROOMMATE for two man. H»J 15c per word per day - 332-1297. 5-2-16 Kardon 50 watt VW, 1967. Excellent condition. Low cycle, any rate. HENDRICKSON to Quiet, furnished, utilities peid. AM-FM J college trained individuel. 3 days $4.00 INSURANCE AGENCY. compact with speakers. mileage. $1095 or best offer. Call Contect wholesalers and $50/month. 48^4469. 3-2-16 FOURTH MAN for apartment. STEM 13%c per word per day 355-8184 .3-2-16 332-5335, 484-8173. TF supermarkets in (general Adjacent campus. Immediately. amplifiers, tuners, reofcL 5 days $6.50 CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, territory). Some over night travel OKEMOS, TWO bedroom deluxe. 1J4 $58.75.351-2065. 5-2-16 turntables, and tape sets. 98 track tape recorded baths, fully carpeted, dishwasher, player^ 13c per word per day GTO 1966, burgundy, black vinyl Scooters & Cycles 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. required. Experience helpful, but not necessary. Complete air conditioned, carport, sundeck. used 8 track tapes, c (based on 10 words per 430 South Clippert, back of Koko training SPACIOUS LUXURY two bedroom reel ad) top, 4-speed, $700. Call 655-1621 provided. Car for business and Unfurnished. $178 monthly. tapes. AM-FM and"* after 7:30 p.m. 3-2-16 DUCAT I 1969 driven one Bar. 0-2-12 apartment, University Terrace. band radios and oriental year. personal use furnished. Expense 349-9152. 10-2-24 m Peanuts Personals must be Excellent condition, $600. Spring. $255. 351-2794. 32-12 tapestries, w I lei MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East account, retirement plan, profit pre-paid. JEEP. 64-CJ5 metal half-cab. 351-5130. 3-2-12 TWO ROOM efficiency, furnished. SECONDHAND STORE,509J Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. sharing program, excellent NEEDED: ONE girl to sublease for Partially rebuilt. Asking $1500. . . . insurance plan, vacation and other $80 month including utilities. Girl Michigan, 4854391, 8 Si • There will be a 50c service TRADE SUZUKI 200 Trail cycle Complete auto painting and spring term in New Cedar Village. 351-0974. 3-2-16 benefits. Your resume including preferred. Call evenings efter 6 P.m., Monday thru Saturday.cl and collision service. IV 5-0256. C Cell 332-6514. 5-2-16 bookkeeping charge if with accessory road sprocker for complete personal history, current p.m., 484-5637. 10-2-24 this ad is not paid within sports car (MGA, TR3, etc.). BORGANA COAT, off • wh LEMANS CONVERTIBLE 1967 family status, education and job 393-8816. 5-2-15 ONE GIRL Whitehall Manor, Mt. OKEMOS, one bedroom furnished. Green pleid reversible co one week. Power steering, brakes. Beautiful Aviation experience. Should be sent care of - Utilities included. $125 to $135. Size 12. 349-1303. 2-2 15 condition. $1325, or trade for State News, Box C-3, Equal Hope and Hagadorn. Graduate The State News will be 349-4071 or 349-3084. 5-2-16 Honda 750 or 450. 351-3567 Auto Service & Parts FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Opportunity Employer. 10-2-17 student preferred. 337-9260. STUDENTOURS SPRING f responsible only for the 5-2-17 first __3-2_-15 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. LCC NEAR. One girl. Spring term. Acapulco $219, Nassau Jt day's incorrect NOW Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C ATTENTION NAVAL RESERVE $53. Utilities included. 482-5913. MUSTANG 1967 6 cylinder stick. SUBLET ONE bedroom deluxe Montego Bay $219. Call EiJ insertion. OFFICERS, grades Lieutenent 34,000 actual miles. Excellent get and below. Drill pay is available. 3-2-12 337-9414. 5-2-12 LEARN FLYING THROUGH MSU apartment. Furnished. Available condition. 349-1428 after 6 p.m. all the club. Low prices. Cell Don, IV 9-3417. 5-2-16 March 1st. Phone 351-1799. 3-2-15 Bugs FINE CHINA Mikasa. |j out here—service & 351-8168. 1-2-12 2-2-12 Houses - Temple, 10 complete setting A MUSTANG 1967. 4 barrel, 390. Tan. body work 882-3842. 1-2-12 Excellent condition. $785 RECISION 'ER apartment-4 EAST SI Oft, 2 bedroom house. Automotive 351-5547. X-4-2-12 IMPORTS Employment iJj) BABYSITTER NEEDED - part - M roorrmiqcCj^th, J,., rried IF? only. 8'mifcfc-from campus. couple $160/mo nth. References. Shown CONTROL LINE - Model i ■npus. PhMe time in exchange for room. Walk by appointment. Cell 485-9332. and BUICK, 1970, GS 455. 4 speed, air, OLDSMOBILE 1965 Cutlass, 4 also offering PART TIME Bookkeeper. Must be 337-1852 or IV 2-1113 -1113 3375. 5-2-16 bed, 19 I Batteries Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. TF student LANSING, MSU near. 4 farmhouse. Private, 4-TRACK RCA tape records,jj Caught Antifreeze, LANSING OR East Lansing. One cerpeted, furnished. 337-2285. 5-2-12 Deluxe car air condition 337-1139. 5-2-16 bedroom furnished. by Winter Chains, Booster Cables rooms. Air Large, airy conditioned. Beautifully maintained. Suitable URGENT: NEEDED liberal students to share house. Call 351-2356. FREEZER - 25 cubic feet.Col 500 - upright. See to beliaj for faculty, grad students, business 3-2-12 excellent shape. 655-2757^f Family-up "We Stock Over a Million Parts" people, msrried couples. Lease. 332-3135 or 882-6549. O with Datsun O KRAMER AUTO PARTS 800 E. Kalamazoo St. 484-1303 TWO BEDROOMS furnished. All utilities furnished electricity end telephone. Walking distance to campus. Four except man CROSSWORD PUZZLE isssi 300 D $66.25 a person, three man TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS art now $77.50 a person. HALSTEAD ACROSS 27. Nocturnal bird The Datsun/2 and Datsun 4-Door Sedan in common — fine car features have something units. These spacious luxury apartments carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean MANAGEMENT, 0-14-2-19 351-7910 1. Frolic 6. Backslide 11. Pens 28. 29. Venerable About ass-s5SAgT| % * 31. Snowdrop 96 HP overhead cam engine furniture. Eech unit has a dishwasher, garbege disposal and 13. Betel palm 33. Theater sign * * Up to 25 MPG economy individual control - central air conditioning. These four man 14. 16. Last: Latin 34. Monk lloJL All-synchro 4-on-the-floor TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile Acidity 35. Swine genus * Optional 3-speed automatic units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure home units. Lakeview lots. 17. French islands Peanut * $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes 18. Dress leather 37. Theater box Fully independent rear suspension time has been adequately planned for with a giant healed * from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 20. Alternatives 39. Dismissal from Safety front disc brakes swimming pool, recreation rooms end private balconies. If you * DOWN * 5-main-bearings for longer engine life want to bo among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed to 22. Siren -41. Pleasing Whitewalls share luxury epartment near 24. Mine today. There 2 bedroom units start at $65/month 43. Explosive 1. Wriggle 4. Yale men * per man. campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. 6 25. Melody 2. Grooved wheel 5. Shade <« All-vinyl interior - 44. Proteges * 26. Harem room 45. Decreased 3. Ceremonies 6. Note of® Many more no-cost extras MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY scale Family up today. Make the J Sound Move NEED GIRL to sublet Spring Term. i 3 b i> 3 drive a H 7 9 10 7. PeppW" %•A % . .. Datsun, then decide. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: Stodderd apartments. After 5 " 8 The Rum'1* MARSH/ p.m., 351-2490. 3-2-12 •5 9. Reject CHANEL 372-2797 or 332-6441 1642 CAMBRIA. Luxury 2 % 16 10. Auricles bedroom, 12. Cobbler SIX, NINE and TWEL VE MONTH LEASES air conditioned, dishwasher. 15. Slump DATSUN: 17 »e '9 20 % Phone 332-5742. 3-2-12 .AVAILABLE. ii £r % fr 19. Entity 22. Negatives $ 23. Unusual . %% 26 25. Aniazemem "EDANS SEDANS WAGON PICKUP % % Ctujicftingtiam • • • SPORTS CARS GIRL FOR three men. Spring. h 27. Wild ass STUDENT University Terrace. Own room %% % 2ft % 29 y> 28. Begi"11"'8 STORY LOW $80. 351-2794. 3-2-16 31 fr 29. Rococo FINANCING 4620 S. Hagadorn % 30. Thwarted DOWN PAYMENT NEAR MSU, Okemos 3 • , , i'unuuaj be the home for you. The home Mobilization Commfttee (SMC), • ulJUlUllclU | atl kinds. ABC SECONDHAND tost & Found after another; love - one fool thing also has: a dining room, dan, said that the SMC a real possibility of ending this the South Vietnamese National senior, critized the holding of KqrE, 1208 Turner. C after the other; Be my Valentine was war," Harshey said. "There is Union of Students, the North General Motors stock by MSU. BEST WAY TO SAVE TIME I -I'm a fool. Bob. 1-2-12 !C„r!er room ,!"m^#_r.. porch' studio with fireplace, _! .0* ^x>"sorin8 National Student a Conference not a single section of the Vietnamese Student Union and "I see no reason why my Shop Antiwar IRAN'S CLOTHING medium. office In rear yard, and in American population that is in the South Vietnamese money should go to GM so that M,s dresses, mini - skirts, tops, A0d7cLnknow|tO,ntheC,'ttl,ied SA.^DY' HAPPY ^mine's Day. FHA-VA terms. To caM Washington, D.C., February 19 and 20. favor of this war." Liberation Student Union. they can build more weapons," I bottoms. Cheap. 372-5340. Meynard Beery, 351-5210 or Diana Buchanan of the The treaty provides for the he said. Personal Simon Real Estate, Okemos - MSU People's Peace Treaty "total and immediate Committee said that the antiwar I UP CAMPER, and travel trailer. CONGRATULATION3, G~RAD^ withdrawal" of U.S. troops from p a • Library hours IT'S NOT too latel Your blood movement "has the power to Vietnam and the establishment II after 5:30 p.m., 482-6671. donation still needed. Today 10 !™>i.HEYsanctuary, im* L>.uuu _ - "EAKSI We have the perfect bring the war to an end now if it of a provisional coalition rV^lf^ll^lTinil fcltlUUUllUII Create your own M2_ a.m. - 4 p.m., Shaw Hall. 1-2-12 private world in this together can unify itself to exert government to organize (Continued from (Continued from page 1) |"7" DADDLER, 1969. 24h.p. STUDENTOURS SPRING home. 3 bedrooms plus large page 1) maximum pressure. democratic elections. Jectric start, brand new track, Acepulco $219, Nassau $179, break. „w.,, dining vjM.n.y ' by Richard E. vitapm, v* u. Chapin, uuctwi director "The rise in taxes, prices and A speaker, who identified ruins of collapsed buildings at a ■c* condition. $550. Phone meditation - . ' ... . veterans vcw:r hospital, iiubui Ldi, where w uere three inrtre chapel of libraries, to publish a *2-3793. 5-2-15 Montego Bay $219. Call Bob 361-1257, 353-2770. 5-2-12 N. TOOSHIE; 4 pinches, 2 twisters, office, fireplace, summer porch, - separate list of Ugt nf hnntc books catalogued which weekly have begun to ♦„ £??? break the from himselfAnnas Arbor," an outs.de agitator Arbor, said students patients and five nurses still i e 1 a i were Japanese garden and much more. complacency of the mythical the University of Michigan missing and feared dead. CoND RING 54 point Marquis. VISTA and 3 B.B. spanks. Happy Six. All """ very would ^ availabie at the silent majority, she said. at In the hard - hit San Fernando $795. Make offer. VOLUNTEER REPRESENTATIVE on campus Love, H.R.P. 1-2-12 condition. "vJH ™LLn IZ1 Very private. FHA reference desk. The "People's Peace Treaty" were planning to strike on Valley, closest populous area to 15-5421. 3-2-12 financing available. Call Martha Requests for copies of the list Monday and urged MSU the shock's center Friday 2-6p.m., ASMSU Meeting DGC, BEING with you makes is a joint treaty of peace students to do the , an estimated me Mertz 339-9466 or Simon Real or any portion of it will be same, 3,000 persons slept on cots or ■THKIT Ictro AA-15, 160 watts. voice, EV-1177. Will Estate. 5-2-12 fulfilled at the cost of copying. I?**?™ "ni*d and the j*0^ of, the# "Massive draft resistance" mats at seven evacuation centers Krgain. 353-8461. X-3-2-16 NEED MORE Sf>ace? Copies can be made at five cents South Vietnam and North °f turn hrou8h organizedadvocated . ins was draft card at high schools or junior highs. healthy grass JEB. PLEASE be my Valentine Sharp 3 - by No classes were held. forever. I love youll KABBY. bedroom bungalow, minutes from In other business, the Vietnam," which was negotiated another member of the ■IE CAMERA Bolex 16mm, like campus. Only $400 by representatives of the audience. Others, in communities like 1-2-12 down, committee passed a motion to Xvv. Two lenses, gun stock. Call According to a lawn products payments of $125 per month. For San Fernando and Sylmar where limit the abuse of lockers and ■ 4-7301 after 6 p.m. 2-2-12 company a 50 by 50 foot walls of homes were cracked and plot of grass releases enough Z1 'tlZT' Smith residence, 484-4159 and utilities were out in some bo most repairing and replace WARNER LONG faculty members, who keep districts, slept under the stars or oxygen to meet the needs of - REALTY, token frames. IsCOUNT. 2615 East Michigan OPTICAL a family of four. For that healthy plot of TRALER: HOLD on t( Happy Valentine's 882-2475. 2-2-12 uncharged articles in them. When the abuse is discovered, Wharton hits budget in back yard tents. Temperatures were in the high Trtnue, 372-7409 C-5-2-12 ground with the kind of (heavy). 1-2-12 the graduate student or faculty 80s during the day, dipping into home you've dreamed about Service member will be warned that the high 50s at night. ■L SET Drums, $176; 6' black unless he pays a reinstatement (Continued from page 1) on it, check the JIM: LOVE is fallacious reasoning that society At center at Granda Hills Iht $12; Columbia tape deck, good buys in " always^nd forever. HORSES BOARDED. $45 month. fee by a certain time, the locker one must provide, Wharton said. " itself derives less benefit from ' ~ kie, 351-7308, nights. today's State News Classified Indoor arena, pasture, no barbed or carrel will be taken away High School, teen - agers basked Ads. Training lesson, tack shop This would leave $1.4 million education that the individual," in the sunshine in £<, a courtyard ■ am him. in additional state support openings soon, English he continued. paved with sleeping bags. SHARON, YOU make fine Western. The reinstatement fee and the available for salary increases. JUMBO a AQHA stud service. Wharton said MSU should not Families sat at lunch tables PILLOWS custom made. Valentine. Dennis, time allowed to pay it will be Animals Assorted colors and designs. $28 Scott and Registered - grade horses for sale. . - "If our understanding is be expected to make substantial sipping coffee and punch. Some Christy. 1-2-12 February each. Call Sue, at 351-9525. after - March $50 training determined by the Library, correct, we somehow are increases in productivity without exercised dogs. discount. Limited bookings. I STUDENT DISCOUNT on fish 12 .toon. 2-2-12 PON: HAPPY Valentine's Day. Don't MILLER - # expected to be able to award seriously affecting the quality of There have been — daily Instant I all other live merchandise parenthood) take any wooden hearts. Chex. 645-7762. C RANCH, 645-7362, W£ VJ «<>Lr O nCt'lOPI I l sa*ary cent increases averaging 6.5 per the education its students commuter traffic jams, as autos at "SCRIEU THIEU" Poster, $2. 4-H 1-2-12 through some unspecified receive. are diverted to surface streets. ■OCKTOR PET CENTER, Associates, 420 Market Street, San °n LC,OS rlriv#* PAINTING Mall. 349-3950. 5-2-12 Francisco, 94111. Ask for INTERIOR work at reasonable prices. Grad - Custom on I nftC drlVe !ncrease, increases in Productivity, fees for Michigan wholesale rates. 5-1-15 Recreation ■MAN SHEPHERD Ill Shots. Tl9. 3-2-15 $45. pups. 351-£>500, AKC. ext. BUTTERFLIES: Buy your chick one EUROPE, $209 STUDENTOURS, students, references. 372-8158. C STUDENTOURS, SPRING Break. dadto PARIS (AP) ,.m — ^'et ^°n8 *las mu The political ..... . Equate students . . . and a retreat from sharing in the cost the fire protection budget of Milliken's budget for Valentine's Day I 351-7257, Acapulco $219, Nassau $179^ telegrams to "progressive, East Lansing," he said. (Continued from page 1) (Jack). 4-2-12 Montego Bay $219. Cell Jim,' antiwar forces" in the United Wharton criticized Milliken's building space and financing for |HAN HOUND, black masked, 351-2781.5-2-12 ' States and Canada government and youth services, expansion in the three state female. One year. I NEED rock and roll dance lessons. urging budget for leaving $310,000 in For Spring Break mobilization against "the new The governor eliminated what universities medical programs, 12-1895.1-2-12 Will pay extravagantly. Call Jim, fire protection up to East WAKE UP SERVICE he termed low priority programs 355-2561. 3-2-12 8 DAYS IN SUNNY anytime, military adventure in Laos," a Lansing's city budget. MiUiken placed a student level I Lansing BERNARD pups. Registered SPAIN f*°?_RaPids area- spokesman said Sunday. "The assumption to release monies for funding °f 200,000 students, 7,000 less jKC. Beautifully marked. $100. $249.00 Reasonable. 663-7161. 5-2-15 Hp7pnnrt^th»t'M^ Mmivon a55umPuo" that l"ai it " J5 is new or high priority programs than requested by the state ,nf . . B3-1764, any time. 3-2-16 Peanuts Personal I Complete Deluxe Package Rinh ,hiif N»S Flu °* l° ^ and carried over some reductions schools. Educational ^^^Fran^Buc^351-8 TV, RADIO Reasonable and Appliance Service. rates. Phone E. T ihprntfon Liberation Prnnt Front delegate to S to the fees [urther.for Michiganmcreas®s graduate ,n made this year to close the $108 opportunities for these students oo JEFF HONEY, Happy Birthday. Harvey, ED 2-2425. 20-3-5 peace talks, sent telegrams million deficit. are available at Michigan's to students appears to be nothing Swim wall tomorrow - miss you STUDENTOURS SPRING Break: about a dozen groups. more than an extension of the Nearly $1.2 million of the $4 community coUeges, Milliken already. I love you, Judy B. 1-2-12 Acapulco $219; Nassau, $179; million MSU increase is said- Montego Bay, $219. Call Phyllis 351-1416. 5-2-12 Typing Service earmarked for continued In addition, the governor DEAR POOH WEEN and Ka'uf, NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE WHAT'S development in the University's repreated his suggestion that Happy Valentine's Day. Love J allopathic and osteopathic classified state employes receive and N. 1-2-12 READ NEW York Times and Chicago COPY SHOPPE can show you medicine programs. a pay hike of 6.5 per cent rather Mi ■ERIAN HUSKY pups. AKC. Tribune in the Union Browsing how to get two Xerox copies for 1^0-GO KENNEL (sea the ROSEMARY, HAPPY Horngy and Room, Sundays. B1-2-12 the price of one. Phone 332-4222. The higher education than 8.1 per cent recommended Billow Pages). Phone 224-2156. Happy Valentine's Day, tool JJ. appropriation was up $27.7 by the Civil Service Commission, the Stlllatto. 1-2-1V million from last year, allowing He also introduced new Spring Break In ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith for salary and wage increases of management techniques to lower LENA, SHARON, HOEKS: my three ACAPULCO offset printing. Complete service 6.5 per cent. This amount expenditures, Mobile Homes 8 Days bestest friends. Happy Valentine's for dissertations, theses, included maintenance of new Expenditures for new and Day. Voss. 1-2-12 $199.00 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. It'sWhat's Happening must be today in 102B Wells Hall. Admission expanded programs 21 years experience. 349-0850. C recommended by Milliken f lei. MARLETTE, 12x60, deluxe NJW, WITH you every day is plus gratuities submitted in person to 341 Swedish board included: Colonial interior, step-up or Valentine's Day. Stay big - COMPLETE THES' service. Student Services Bldg. at least A dance * $6.8 million for itchen, with dishwasher. Porch, Discount printing t - concert, featuring . . « i. expanded ■irting and utility shad. After hearted. Love, SDK. 1-2-12 JAMAICA ingand two State News working days "Blitzkrieg," will be held from 9 to issues guidelines drug abuse control prograr binding of thes< 12 p.m. Saturday in the Shaw Hall esumes, (Sunday " ., call 393-3295. 10-2-22 $208.00 - Thursday) before lower lounge. Admission is 75 cents. increase of $3.4 million. publications. Across from campus, plus gratuities corner MAC and Grand River, publication. Entries may be for teaching sex inf*nfc^000 for materr' jnd IM00N. 1968, below Style inserted twice and must be 12x60 expando, Shop. |bedrooms, furnished. $5695 or IP Y G FIA P H SERVICES, submitted from a registered Race" and "Disquisition" at 7 and STOCKHOLM (AP) — * $400,000 additional funds st offer. 627-9785. 3-2-15 Mfififi'c 337-1666. C student organization. 9:30 tonieht in 109 Anthonv Hall cj, aweaen S R_„rH Hoard nf OI pj11Mtinn hdUCatlon forJyouth service programs. $1.8q „,.r, b issued __ guidelines million to start a SPRING BREAK. Spain $249. t R 0 r l S S 10 N A I THESIS The Asian Studies Center is Students interested in starting education6Teachers saying th^y Neighborhood Improvement Acapulco $219. Jamaica $219. should Nassau $179. Call Frank Buck, PREPARATION sponsoring a talk on "Daily Life in musicians guild for the Lansing area j. . . discourage .. " , racial , sex Pr°fa"1\ Unfavorable economic discrimination, should , Communist China" at 3:30 p.m. will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday in the not deter 351-8604. TF conditions and the automotive today in 106 International Center. basement of Free Spirit, 315 South the start of intimate sex Washington Ave., Lansing. relations, should not discourage strike prompted a $74 million Real Estate sex deviates and should give increase in the social services Gamut presents "Rapping to a Complite Professional Thesis Service fsr Detroit March 6. Price is $8.50 per pupils details of sexual area. Milliken said original COUNTRY LIVING but close to Soulful Strut," a discussion of gospel, »"*»"» sexuai stimuli, stimuli, nnnrnnr-tirvn" "p t,7J Black Arti$t$ at their Finest Mister's and Dsctsrsl Candidates. Fres person and includes game, bus and jazz and blues at 11:30 a.m. Saturday response and positions. Swedish appropriation -n-™ — shopping. If this is what you want Brochure and Consultation. Please Call refreshments. For more information, on Channel 10. pupils ^Ot ipdM^ million for the current year will require on WVIC-FM 94.9 Sunday 9 p.m. -11 p.m. then this clean, 3 bedroom ranch Cliff and Paula Hau|ha; 337 1527 or 627-2936. call BUI Mason, 355-1091, or Tom usually begin education at age 10. additional funds of at least $50 west of Williamston is the home Anderson, 485-6695. Hillel Foundation will meet for Brought to You by Us for you. The home has a 2 car Kabbalos Shabbos at 5:30 tonight. million. TYPING - IBM Selectric. Fast garage, fenced yard, full basement and priced at $21,900. FHA - VA accurate papers. service. Thesis, Term 484-2661. 0-2-12 The Bahai Club will hold discussion about the a fireside lie Bahai faith at 8 Saturday 9:30. There will be morning a services are coffee house at at Who's p.m. Saturday 701 Cherry Lane, 9:30 Saturday featuring STORY id F a r m e s Ho p.m. Apt. 106. "Israeli." Sunday supper will be at 6 Administration financing is DISSERTATIONS, THESES. Term available. Beery, 351-5210 Estate, Okemos, To see or call Maynard Simon Real Gay Liberation is having a social gathering at 4 information call 353-9795. p.m. today. For more p.m. Speaker will be Barry Gross peak on American Jewish Writers." "Contemporary riters. All events Ellen Goldberg, jUnior to Stephen Levey, Oak Park, Brookline, Mass. Referendum TIRE CENTER MSU Branch, will be at the Hillel House. For rides (Continued from 349-3310. 5-2-12 call 332-1916. junior, Sigma Alpha Mu. page 1) ■3165 E. Michigan Ave. Young Socialist Alliance is Danie! Roberts and Tim White THREE BEDROOM ranch. Rustic. ann brown's new sponsoring a forum entitled "Which The Musicians Guild of the Society Marcia Ann Smalarz, Dearborn found Jaeger's actions in — Lansing Bavarian architecture. Fireplace. phone number is: Way for the Anti-war Movement?" i r Creative Anachronism will Heights, senior to Stanley J. Rosol, 351 - 0400 8 p.m. Monday in 34 Union. Speaker violation of the scope and intent Fenced. Many extras. Phone rehearse at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Detroit, MSU grad, 1968, Theta Psi, 349-0850 will be Mike Smith, activist in the Music Building. Meet with of the ASMSU constitution, 339-2853. 10-2-24 - - - - - - - Kirksville Med School Detroit Coalition and lawyer for th< Is or call 351-1690. against one dissenting vote cast Ft. Jackson 8." ... • • * ENGAGEMENTS by justice Howard Manchel. The Society fo BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. The Dept. of German performance Anachronism will "Regardless of intent, AUSJ No job too large or too small. "by Saturday"in"union Parlors^ C.' Cynthia Lee Starnes, has decided that in the PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Block off campus. 332-3255. C "10 Minutes Gunther Grass will be at 4:15 p.m and Williams, Des Moines, Iowa, senior. Union Lake, i James E. placement of polling booths, Mark Jaeger did not adequately Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. TYPING, TERM papers and theses. " * * minimize conflicts of interest, STA TE NEWS will bill you later. Electric typewriter, fast service. Wanted n Tfh,Si, weeks H. Pinsky, Detroit, junior to "I think that AUSJ made a 1° Words or Less: 1 day-$1.50 3 days - $4.00 5 days - $6.50 Quadphonic Sound bySANSUI Trinity Church. Speaker will be Richard Halverson, pastor of Fourth Robert N. Harris, Jr. Highland Park. III., grad, Los Arcos. stupid decision in the OCC vs. "to 10 Words Add: Available only from Jaeger case," Buckner said 15c per word 40c per word 65c par word Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C. For free bus ride, call 351-8200. Thursday. "What we did □ □ □ The Stereo Shoppe „ . * * * Students interested in information , Hedy A. Cohen, Battle Creek, senior to Bruce E. Fogel, Oak Park, Illinois (putting polling places in n, ri„, fraternities and sororities) is Mail to: Michigan State News At Najac of East Lansing about the Young Socialist Alliance College of Optometry. constitutionally valid." 543 E. Grand River (E. Lansing) Ph. 337-1300 may attend a meeting at 8 p.m. ... 347 Student Services Hdfl. Next to Paramount News Sunday in 37 Union. Topic: J#n"'f«r Sercombe. Livonia, Buckner said he was appealing MSU East L "Liberalism, Mass - Action or Ultra - sophomore to George Bell, the decision to the Student - Leftism." Munctolein, III. sophomore. Faculty Judiciary. 1 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Ffiday, Febn Tenants union a's° benefits, drawbacks debatei By CHARLES C. CAIN studentsW,aS with problems of ™on®y.theandstudent cases In a majority of the had his rent Christeller said the TU is now problems associated with as strong as the people who Ann Arbor has an "under apartment building I State News Staff Writer advocating a plan asking organizing a large - scale rent work through it." abundance" of housing and the the competition . February marks the second damage deposits and indifferent apparently sympathetic judge or cent of their rent and waiting to response such action would draw received by the OCC are from excessive rent fees because he lishment anniversary of the establishment response response to iu students' biuaenis by change 01 Dy aa cnange of neart heart on the part on the part see if the see if the landlord thinks it is from landlords. students who do not get their does not have any place else to of the Ann Arbor Tenants Union ortMlland!o'd. worth his time and trouble to Miss Von Mach said another Gadsden offered damage deposits back. go. from rom whom advi*.abi (TU) that was responsible for u TTie TU established an escrow Christeller said the successful take the matter to court to obstacle in establishing a rent For that reason, Miss Von In East Lansing, Pulte said W °m to tn ..... engineering a rent strike by some ^ JL a., J has helped about 2,000 collect the rest. strike is student apathy. Mach said, the OCC is thinking vacancies always exist and If a "Rent from 2,000 students and community dep°s'ted the rent money there people in getting their rent - — -m s°mebody « residents an attempt to force down the price of off - campus teller''°o»n®mi unin"^^°f David Christeller general union two years ago. the beca,u^f large student population, East Lansing needs kind of job is that the only time account where all _damage apartment he can move to "so if they fail 't'o a you come into contact'with deposits would be held. This, she another. gj housing. coordinator of the TU, said The union is now launching tenant union. damage der>osiT' h m The formation of the union, many of the landlords took the another drive to lower the costs tenants to court to get their rent of rents. If anything even remotely people is when they have a said, would act as a deterent to problem," she said. "Often times managers of apartment buildings Don Gadsden, Cedars East and owner of the Durand have to do Ke tM % which drew national attention, substitutes for such a union on municipal court'' they are not interested in in the habit of keeping students MSU's campus, it is the Off - working through this office in damage deposits. Campus Council (OCC). Mary Jo Von Mach, president attempting to solve the housing - Pat Pulte, manager and part - related problems in East Lansing owner of the Cedar Village SUNDAY of OCC, said there are numerous in general . . . this office is only Apartments in East Lansing said MNC told of to demand U.S. Take a friend and Dhirendna Sharma, visiting name of God," Sharma said, community, we must work for it help professor of philosophy, told the "The United States never went and work with it,'Anderson said. yourselves to cuisine from Movement to Elect a New to fight European expansion "Now is the time to smoke out Congress (MNC) Wednesday that there, so why should it oppose our allies and our antagonists." 1000 lands. As much as you it is the "moral obligation of the the power struggles between the Anderson said the U.S. news academic community to demand blackout of the Laotian invasion want all day Sunday (1 to 8 p.m.) Indochinese nations?" immediate withdrawal of Sharma called U.S. aggression amounts to "open war" on the For information call American troops from "the domino theory in reverse" American people. , 372-6550 Indochina." and cited American acquisiton "Cutting off the newsline to Southeast Asia is like saying that Sharma, discussing tactics of ?[.,Hawaii> Guam an,d th* our own people are opposing the recent invasions of "h'l'PP'nes as examples of bigger I enemies than the NLF," he said. Laos and Cambodia, said the American imperialism, In THE (L/UU/ PLAZA | peace enjoyed by college James R. Anderson, asst. defining tactics for campuses this winter will director of the Honors College, condemning American become rising disobedience and ponded Sharma s concern but involvement in Indochina, MNC (Former Jack Tar Hotel) Invasion discussed demonstrations in coming warned against student suggested recall of federal months 6 contempt of the surrounding senators and congressmen from 125 W. Michigan The Movement to Elect a New Congress met Wednesday in North Kedzie Hall to discuss the tactics of the invasion of Laos and Cambodia. Alfred B. community, the "cardinal sin" Michigan, as well as nonpayment Hudson, professor of anthropology, "We went to Indochina for across from the of radicals, of taxes and the abolition of Capitol points to a map of Southeast Asia. State News photo by Sue Steeves the gold and the glory and in the "if we care for the ROTC at MSU. Japanese club seeks larger membership / When was the last time The Japanese Speaking Club The meetings are particularly will hold a planning meeting at 3 helpful for students who are p.m. Saturday in Cafeteria B studying Japanese as a foreign Owen Hall. language, club member Nell The club, which explored Perraut, Ann Arbor sophomore, various aspects of Japanese said, culture at meetings last year, is ijim liked yourself? seeking an increased She said the club encourages membership. All students and friendships between people of faculty, both American and different cultures to supplement Japanese, who speak the study of the Japanese language, Japanese language are invited to and makes the student more attend club meetings. aware of the Japanese culture. Chances are, it was the last time you did something nice for someone. Old Fashioned Without being asked. Or paid. Bargain Days If "last time" regular thing. was too long ago, here are 37 ways you can make it a MSU Big Brother and Big Sister St. Vincent's Home for the Head Start Emotionally Disturbed Follow Through Michigan Easter Seal's Opportunity Inc. Emergency Service Corps Project Reach Campus Community Comm. Foster Street School Tutorial Michigan Consumer Council C. W. Otto Tutorial Scope Project Pleasant View School Tutorial Income Tax Service Girl Scouts Friendship Day Care Center Mount Hope Day Care Center Boy Scouts Holt Home Inc. Brownies 4-H Urban Project YMCA/YWCA VFW National Home Boys' Club Boys Training School Camp Highfields Pine Lodge Halfway House : things cost money. Here's my contribution Rehabilitation Industries Michigan School for the Blind _I wish to volunteer. 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