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Partially cloudy with ten UNIVERSITY cent chance precipitation. per ie 63 Number 129 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 16,1971 ZZZZip Birth is Wharton hits legislature, snap fo special interest meddling French By JOHN BORGER State News Staff Writer within the University which attempt to have outside pressures applied in behalf of their special interests. considered in finding solutions, but avoided proposing definite solutions in his address to the faculty Convocation in PARIS (AP) — Children sated with Universities must make decisions Most of the speech centered on the Fairchild theater. silly dollies who only wt their pants or without outside intervention triple concerns of financial stress coupled "Most change is painful' — both in by the state 'croak "mama" got a very grownup legislature or special interest groups if with the need for educational priorities, personal and human terms," he said. "Is it new toy Monday: a pregnant doll that academic freedom is to remain a external pressures on reality, University decision - not true that any significant change which iturns anybody's 8 - year - old into an President Wharton said Monday in his State making and internal disagreement. I might recommend to you tonight is likely obstetrician. of the University Wharton sketched the problem areas and speech. to encounter opposition, particularly if it j The child just pulls down on a Wharton also strongly criticized groups noted major factors which will have to be involves a sacrifice on your part? zipper running along the blue and Wharton noted that the President's iwhite trousers of the "future mama Commission Admissions and Student doll," and out pops a baby. It is CALLS RATES 'EXCESSIVE' on Body Composition is currently studying !painless childbirth. many of the issues relating to the future The doll, described by its academic directions of the University. manufacturers as the first of its kind in the world, was unveilved at the Paris Toy Show. "It's an educational toy, desinged to Kelley seeks Recent budget cuts and insufficient appropriations increases are only "symptoms of a more serious long - term demystify childbirth," said Andree illness," Wharton said. iGesset, a spokesman for Pintel, the manufacturer. "W've found that about nine out of 10 people who've seen it of pne call "We have already lost our financial flexibility and only major long - run adjustments in our financing and in our think it's in good taste, commitments will suffice," he said. "We By JAMES SHELDON situation in which Kelley will intervene on must proceed immediately to j "The rest complain that it's not prepare for a State News Staff Writer behalf of Michigan residents. Bell must future where priorities must be carefully (necessary for kids to know where they follow the request if the commission orders icome from, but our attitude is that developed and at times reordered." it to do so. (with men on the moon, you can't keep MSU students living in residence halls Kelley's intervention notice asked the The president criticized current "ad hoc who are forced to place saying that Jacques' baby brother was long distance calls commission to order Bell to: planning" resulting from demands from from a pay telephone may be (left in the cabbage patch by a stork," among those special interest groups for a new college or discriminated against by a rate hike jhe added. •Include a notice in monthly bills telling program and from pressures to imitate The baby, whose father is not implemented last October by Michigan Bell customers how much of a rate increase has successful Telephone Co. been requested and how the increase would programs at other universities, named in the sales brochure, is a Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley declared affect different customer classes. particularly the University of Michigan. unisex child which looks reassuringly The University simply no longer has the Hike the smiling, blonde mother. She Monday that Bell's long distance rates are new resources to add excessive and •Eliminate programs without wears a bright pink doll's maternity discriminatory. He said he "discriminatory and limit, he said. jdress over her trousers. was asking Bell to postpone the rate hike inequitable practices" in long • distance until "Future developments in many instances the Michigan Public Service rates where callers must pay I Once into the cruel world, the little up to 66 per will ha/e to come through substitution of Commission holds further public cent more for using a baby doll cries if you squeeze it. hearings pay telephone or new programs for old on the increase. making a credit card call. programs rather than Mrs. Gesset said that most children sheer addition," he said. "In other jwho played with the dolls "considered Kelley also requested that Bell be required to tell customers how much they •Simplify current rate schedules for easy instances, new additions will have to be [the whole arrangement with such limited to those areas where there are high naturalness that it shames any adult are paying for each type of call. understanding of monthly bills by customers and for degrees of complementarity with already iwho is troubled by the notion." customer checks on Discussing discount periods offered by Bell's computation of the monthly bill. j The doll, which probably will be Bell on direct ■ dialed long - distance calls (Please turn to back page) [exported, sells for $9. to points in Michigan, Kelley said "these discounts additional charges of 66 per Britons are cent and 25 per cent basic rates," which are respectively above the imposed when an operator must place a call for a customer. move easily OUGH TERRAIN through Decimal Day Sources in the Attorney General's Office said MSU students living in residence halls are included in this category, in addition to S. Viet advance slows persons University making calls from a motel or hotel. Officials in the Lansing Bell office and officials responsible for LONDON (AP) — Cashiers fumbled, bus riders missed their stops and small shopkeepers balked but Britain shifted into halfpenny. The coin is about the size of the U.S. dime, and this seems tiny to Britons used to nondecimal pennies VA inches maintaining residence hall telephone its new decimal currency Monday with across. A1G0N (AP) — South Vietnamese to move war supplies to the trails and avoiding the areas held by South service could not be reachfed Monday surprising ease. The board said nationwide shoppers' Vietnam's a i force rounded out its first week south. Vietnamese forces. afternoon for comment on Kelley's move. "The changeover appears to be going survey showed 67 per cent found decimal de southern Laos on Monday with its Military sources said that despite the The Saigon government has committed more smoothly in general than the board shopping easy and 69 per cent felt prices relatively light contact since the Laos An intervention notice from the had expected," said Lord Fiske, chairman had been converted fairly into the new ;ance slowed down. 24,000 troops to the Laos operation. nemy gunners brought down two more campaign began, they believe the enemy is South Vietnamese spokesmen claimed attorney general's office filed recently with of the Decimal Currency Board which had money. Forty - seven per cent were the Public Service Commission will guided the move away from a 1,200 - year • . helicopters with a reported loss of capable of defending the area if that as of Monday 449 North Vietnamese request opposed to the smaller coins but the board men killed and three wounded, reinforcements are moved in from the had been killed in Laos and nine captured. that agency to order Bell to comply with old system based on the 12-penny (cent) said this initial criticism would pass. north. These sources also said they believe the requests. More than a billion new halfpennies have "he losses brought to 15 the number of Government losses since the operation shilling. erican helicopters lost in the Laotian there will continue to be movement of war The commission will begin Feb. 23 in Fiske said the public showed some been minted and the government is making began were put at 66 killed and 231 Oration. The U.S. Command says material South by detouring along other wounded. Lansing to hold public hearings on the surprise at the smallness of the new (Please turn to back page) eight ericans have been killed, nine wounded two are missing. The latest six reported ualtiesare not included in that toll. [No significant fighting was reported on ground Monday against what was cribed as a slippery enemy. Field s and official accounts conceded the ng was difficult. The day's advance was ut a half mile. Spokesmen cited rough fain, weather and the finding of more i, Pi'es of arms and supplies as the main .tors. At last A young Irish boy cautiously reports Monday, the vanguard of 11,000 man South Vietnamese - force approaches a British tommy of sung along Highway 9 was about 15 the parachute regiment as the ,es inside Laos. Small units of soldier stood guard Sunday in onnaissance teams have been the Cupar Street "No Man's Per inside reported Laos. While the drive Land" section of Belfast, North L mued along the highway, other South Ireland. ■ namese military forces were spread 14 , s to the north and six AP Wirephoto miles to the r th of the highway. a latefl up suPP'y stocks and facilities along the branches of the Ho Chi ter oi rra!Lincluded 400 small an enemy training houses, large quantities I ^munition and rice and 400 bicycles. Dlcycle has long been used by North U' By RANDY GARTON finds "There is a very careless attitude about it." enforcement "We are primarily interested in pushers, not users," Zutaut said. State News Staff Writer as responsible to the laws of society, but as far as putting on an University officials find themselves in a difficult position when "We're not really down on the kid who might experiment with enforcing campaign, no," he said. it comes to the marijuana issue. marijuana one or twice." North said that University had ou' growin8 social acceptability h of marijuana smoking "We have attempted to make our staff aware of the type of attempted to inform students Icial to American society is making d|s ♦ it difficult for University substances on campuses," North said. This does not mean, he emphasized, that MSU police won't about drugs through a variety of channels. enforce the state marijuana statutes in MSU residence "We have tried information brochures, print - outs - a "We want them to be aware of the problem and try to educate arrest students for possession of marijuana. Zutaut said, however, that "if the multitude of approaches," he said. students to the legal implications and the possible dangers." average user in the dorm The University's task is made more difficult each day with the stays in his room and doesn't bother anyone, he won't get Among the most popular and effective programs, North said, Is, concedes. "It's not legal but it's accepted if one were the talks given by members of the Drug Education Project, a Practlce it, he tolerates it." apparent trend toward the easing of penalties for possession or caught." "grass" and the rising sentiment for legalization in the press and University - funded program and former drug users. According to eral " '?n amon8 students in residence halls seems to be the from the public. However, state law still makes possession of MSU police arrested 29 persons with drugs on campus during a Drug Education Project spokesman, the program is primarily dent "Nobody gives you any trouble," claims one marijuana a felony. the last six months of 1970. The great majority of these arrests aimed at the user of hallucinogenic and other "hard" drugs. hoiich VOU start walking around the halls smoking." According to Eldon R. Nonnamaker, dean of students, the were for sale of drugs and did not take place in the residence North conceded that education about marijuana mil te to ies w'ii nun*»r of "heads," persons who smoke regularly, University, "insofar as we can, will assist law enforcement officers halls. promote its use rather than discourage it. ng. each floor, "grass" is very much a pari of resident hall in this. But any kind of absolute enforcement is impossible "Statements in the press and even by some of our University anywhere." North shares Nonnamaker's view that absolute enforcement of doctors tend to reinforce the idea that grass ui Jjjpy' who smoke here feel so insulated, so secure from Capt. Adam J. Zutaut, MSU Dept. of Public Safety police marijuana ordinances is impossible. harmful," he said. Is not th r mplex ^or'd that we have to warn them to be discreet," a commands expressed similar views. "We don't see ourselves as an enforcing agent. "I think the prevailing attitude is not to get caugh resident assistant explained. We see ourselves 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Februi laryl6,i| news Justice Dept. reps to visit By DIANE PETRYK ?nswere] Case, Wonders, Snyder, PMM and at various points over the nation. Mason and Abbot ha,ls- The senator said in Jrj polls in Van Hoosen Hall will*1 KENNEDY Washington he believes prospects an reasonably good for passage of his bill interview in are INTERCOLLEGIATE open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m- I Students will need their i«j RODEO to vote. in this Congress, but « probably not * Two candidates, Kaye * . until 1972. Jones, Detroit sophomore« Kevin Harty, Glenview, Violence closes school MSU JUDGING PAVILION sophomore, are running Case - Wonders election. in Willow Run High School was closed shortly before Only one candidate, Sylveswj Williams, Idlewild sophomoj noon Monday after a group of about 30 black has declared his candidacy m""] yo ingsters roamed through the halls, fighting with Red Cedar District. white students before police arrived. Emko research has produced The school, with about 1,140 students - 20 of t icm black - was ordered shut again per cent today after a new applicator for applying foam contraceptive Ifou* Fulu/e new faculty and administrators met with parents for most of Awaits tkfc Test,. . . . Emko Pre-Fil features an ap¬ Monday afternoon. The school had just re-opened plicator that can be filled in Monday after being shut last Thursday and Friday advance of use...up to a week ummrn because of continuing racial situation. ahead of time. PMMCtf J The filling of an applicator at Preparation adiuissii Man found frozen the time of need can be emo¬ I tionally disruptive... can lead • Six session The body of a man, found frozen in an air to "skipping"...Emko Pre-Fil conditioner enclosure alongside the Rackham on the Building is a way to help overcome Voluminous home study prep"' i s,udy prepared rb'eripS by I University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor, this problem ... to assure in each field remained unidentified Monday. better family planning. classes FORMING An autopsy was ordered to determine the exact cause locally Emko Pre-Fil... highly effec¬ of death of the man, believed to be between 30 and 40 tive, substantially free from Phone 626 4651 years old The body had been there since last side effects, easy to use. Ask Friday, 313 851 - 5265 police said. your physician about EMKO* Police theorized the man had been and EMKO PRE-FIL™. Stanley H. Kaplan walking along a 26th — 8:00 p.m. TUTORING AND GUIDANCE SlNCI | seven -loot - high wall which enclosed the conditioning unit and fell from the wall. The body was found by a student on his way to classes Monday air Available at drug stores every¬ where without prescription. • February 27th- 1:00 & 8:00 p.m. 28th - 2:00 p.m. 1676 E. 16th St., (212) 336-5300 Brooklyn. N.I morning: Tickets: Union, 108 Van Hoosen Hall Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 16, 1971 3 iReligious belong to growing conspiracy By RANDALL RICHARD Copyright The Providence Journal raided Selective Service offices in Philadelphia and through the building up of a mass movement of people who headquarters of the General Electric Co. in Washington. take control of their own lives and own communities and according to the law of our land. But it really isn't a crime. It's an act of conscience. It's a good thing in my head." PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The Rev. David Francis is a They have not been charged in connection with those acts. They were careful, it was through that process take control of their own government. Another nun was asked to tell of the emotional impact Lli, lean, balding Roman Catholic priest who prays that said, not to leave clues. "Draft board actions are an attempt to communicate of the first criminal act of her life. "Wow! Even as I say it I JJefore his mission Is done he will have contributed to the After a dozen Live gospel urgency ... a crude attempt and very experimental, but it feel inside what I felt then. There was this tremendous ■overthrow of the government of the United States. or so years as a Jesuit scholar and teacher, has the advantage of being more than gestures, the 'Conspiracy' member Father Francis said in an feeling in tearing up those draft files." interview, he came to the advantage of really interfering with the Selective Service realization that it is as important to live the She said the two groups that participated in the raids The ascetic - looking Jesuit admits to being an agent and gospel as it is to System in a limited way," he said. preach it. have not yet "surfaced," that is, claimed responsibility for r,art of a conspiracy - an agent of Christ and a member of Nun conspires "Any system that preaches and the action. Ihe rapidly growing "conspiracy of conscience." crusades against the poor In another interview, Sister Catherine — not her real The people involved "know exactly what and punctuates it with they have to do I Frather Francis — that's not his real name — already has napalm doesn't deserve allegiance. It name — said she conspired several weeks ago to must be overthrown," he said. destroy and what they have to get — it's the 1-A files that are most ■converted his conscience to action. Sources say he, three draft files. A good start in important. People work quickly," she said. [other Catholic priests, two nuns and five young men and overthrowing the government, he declared, is to reinstate the Constitution as the The 31 - year - old nun did not accompany her She said this group had "agreed that if the police came in lwomen make up the original East Coast Conspiracy to Save supreme co-conspirators when they raided the Selective Service we would not run because there would be civil law of the land. shooting. The Lives. offices in an East Coast city. But, she said, she realized she Making the U.S. truly democratic, he said, is the second plan was just to keep working and get as much done as According to one source, the same group followed is likely to spend as much time in prison as the others, if major task. possible." mother "moral Imperative" of Christianity when they charged, tried and convicted of an offense. She said the raids may "The way I see the overthrow be "a small thing against the death as being accomplished is "Yes, it is a felony," she said. "Yes, it is a crime machinery but it's worth it, no matter what happens." andate group active at GOP convention I By ROBERTA SMITH oriented group — may not have convention to lower the truly reflects the needs of rural growth which the party at this I State News Staff Writer been impressive in numbers at "age of These proposals were majority" to 18. Also in the as well as urban dwellers. point does not have. If anyone | last weekend's GOP convention, resolution was a recommendation probably the most important of "We offer our potential At for can attract the vital and Ihe 40 young Republicans but they achieved their primary a lackluster convention to allow 18 • to 21- .. , lt . Earlier in a press release, missing Ling Mandate issue goal of devoid of much of the usual year - olds to the convention and their passage Mandate offered their services to segment of youth to the — an making themselves vote in state and local elections, campaign paraphernalia, convinced Mandate that the the Republicans and presented Engineers meet Republican organization in Mandate posted its message them with Michigan we can." a challenge: Few OP office throughout the convention's two hotels and provided enthusiasm that was missing on an BLFI man arrested "We do this with the hope and conviction that it is not too on The river project were Republicans acquainted organization or newsmen with until the the the convention floor. late to make this party Southeastern Michigan convention convened. responsive and responsible to the Section of the Institute of Originally lespite for draft law violation Mandate's program is broad an outgrowth of indebted including environmental activities, a legislative feedback young as well as old, poor as well as rich and black white. as well as Electrical Engineers will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 102B Wells Hall. Milliken workers, organized in October. Mandate program, an issues information An MSU Black Liberation W. L. Kelly from General |he Republican State Central forced to carry out other center and a youth corps Front International (BLFI) was charged for draft violations in Samantha, Ga. law "We want to assist this party Electric will discuss the high - MEETING - MSU SKI CLUB e in Lansing will operate on economy measures. composed of a speakers bureau member, who was arrested for in "Our problem is to keep tight He was arrested on the becoming the majority which voltage, direct current link (alias, MOOSUSKI). e bones" for awhile, but it charge - and discussion groups. between the systems of Hydro not close. State GOP and keep pushing until the cash trespassing along with 54 others by a U.S. marshall after he had TONITE, 7:30, 208 MEN'S One of the Mandate's at a Lansing high school last Quebec and New Brunswick now lirman William F. McLaughlin flow opens up," McLaughlin been earlier arrested for COGS meets IM (Movie & Aspen info) 1 Monday. said."We'll be on bare bones for programs has already proven week, has been charged by successful. The group originated federal authorities for a Selective trespassing violation at J.W. a today under construction at Eel River Sexton in New Jersey. awhile but I think we will start High School last week. The Council of Graduate luring the Republican's rebuilding by mid - summer." a resolution that was Service violation. Although a member of the Students (COGS) will meet at Kelley will discuss the solid - Convention in Detroit subsequently passed by the state Stanley W. McClinton, 22, Campus BLFI group, McClinton, 3:15 p.m. today in 338 Natural state terminal equipment and the weekend, the party's who show slides of the project. uses the name Kamathai Resources Bldg. t finance chairman John H. AFTER SEXTON ARREST Mohammad, is apparently not a The establishment of a loan }ilin indicated that the party's student here, according to program for graduate students ENTER MY SPRING BREAK 10,000 debt might force them University records. will be discussed at the meeting. CONTEST NOW! pose their Lansing office. 4 <. c s CHINESE FOOL Jtahlin clarified the GOP's jncial position Monday and 1 money had started to come Mayor asks suspension Jacobsons hnd that he had given the bublican's entire debt hiding local and county debts lis earlier estimate. of Model Cities director presents McLaughlin placed the debt at Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves Monday called he will have the right to a hearing to appeal his TUESDAY to,000, excluding the for the "temporary suspension" of a Model Cities dismissal," Graves said. ALL YOU CAN EAT Jo,000Southeastern owed by the Detroit official who was among 55 persons arrested last Graves also called for an investigation into Miss J lublican organization, Michigan and week at J.W. Sexton High School. Ernest L. Boone, asst. director of the Lansing charges that Boone was teaching a class at Sexton High School when he was supposed to be VEGETABLE ir county debts. Model Cities program, was charged with criminal trespassing after his arrest Wednesday. He was working at his Model Cities job. Graves said he received word Boone was and Mr, J CHOP ouEi o. e the November election, released on interim bond until his IState Central office has scaled ■n its full time staff from 16 a later date. arraignment at teaching a.m. a journalism class between 8 a.m. and 9 while he was paid by Model Cities for a 8 CHOW MEIN Spring Fashions - Graves said Boone would be suspended until a.m. to 5 p.m. work ■six persons, and has been day. the charges are resolved. Hooies "If this is the case there may be further action "If he is ultimately dismissed from his position taken against Mr. Boone," Graves said. Wednesday, February 17 EAT - IN HOt Lowest Consistent Prices in the Midwest! Be entertained 7:30 p.m. ONLY in the Rathskellar DINE-IN I Pizza I DAILY phone 351-3800 TODAY 11 a.m - Mountain DORM DELIVERY Gilchrist Pub 10 p.m. AT II351-71001 NANTUCKET Call your and we'll deliver to dorm. Just 25c extra Cocktail Hours 4:30-7 p.m. Commentators are Miss Cindy Carr, MSU senior, iViiss CARRYOUT& DELIVERY 1700 E. KALAMAZOO SLEIGH RIDE „ per order. Deliveries made Private parties, welcome Board Representative and Tom Guerre, MSU freshman. |VRD WINS, 'tak the cider TEDDY LOSES. open, mother;/ $299 evenings Tues. - Fri. ... at the ike a brush to sister's l". / Tell the hired hand t folks are / / I'll go slick lor; / You wind Going on a up in the up the Gables Jacobsoi i's Jiono^rap/j. '* felt / Golly Pete, RECORD SHOP / ^ so good since / it I' calf./' dropped. Students'Int'l Medi I NATIOI I VIEW, 217 Ann St. Next to Min-A-Mart - announces an introductory lecture in IF IT'S TIME TO BUY T ranscendenta A NEW OR USED Meditation Wednesday, Feb. 17 visit your MSU at • Employees Credit • . Union loan counselor before Angel Flight is more than a service visiting a dealer. Armed with dealer cost and sorority. Angel Flight is a concerned group trade-in information, of MSU women who give part of their time along with a credit union loan commitment, you stand to save several hundred dollars. 4 & 8 pm and energy to help ... an orphanage in Korea, a 3rd grade class from Lansing, and a lot more. And remember, your credit union We welcome you to join us, to participate •s the only place that offers you in Angel Flight and to share our concern. the same low rate on a °r used car loan. new 109 MSU EMPLOYEES Anthony Hall Visit us tonite Feb. 16 in the Union Green Room at 7:00 p.m. for open rush. For information Call 351-7168 M ICHIGAN STATE NEW! UNIVERSITY Indochina editorials tainted! FREDERICK J. LESLIE advertising manager constantly degrade Amend To the Editor: for a selected MARK EICHER, managing editor I'll be just as happy as the next guy to few, let alone ho* treated. What's that? a I ED HUTCHISON, city editor see the war in Indochina come to an end TV and saw that Yousay*Si American prM for all sides. BARBARA PARNESS, being treated well. Gullible KEN KRELL, editorial editor campus editor The State News editorial of Feb. 9, you think that the tw?*" 1971, among others, would have us North GARY WALKOWICZ, consulted their sports editor believing that the U.S. government, which congress before means Americans in general, which means Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award all of you gullible readers, is the for outstanding journalism. biggest menace in existence. Recall the editorial comments: "In the past year there has Invade? We wonder what been a great deal to deplore. We deplore Lai but forget to happened the renewed bombing attacks on North murder an entire shudder Xn!(! J EDITORIALS Vietnam. We deplore the treatment of babies. Furthermore if it nursery full 0fin„!l POWs in South Vietnamese prisons. We you now, it should be, is n'ot obJH deplore the invasion of Cambodia. We position at the Paris peace that t! f deplore the Vietnamization program for talks is intrasigence, magnifico. allowing mercenaries to do Nixon's dirty It's really unfortunate work. And now we deplore the invasion of that the editor on Indochina are in 2 Laos." not objective ASMSU canno Doesn't this make the VC and the North Vietnamese sound like saviors? I don't but instead tend to American position and system of government. It constantly denafc J the AiwJj remember hearing about the VC or NV see a few kind words would beni!!l scaling down their raids when we stopped for the country*! the bombings. I do remember hearing "The ,fJtJ"n'LUP perfection. The propoganda to being Godil ruling on P Fraud" from the NV saying the American troop withdrawal was a trick and mere token. So far, over 200,000 "tokens" have left South Vietnam. Furthermore, even the in the Feb. 9, red. Read it from the enemy — 1971, editorial you'll love It. that ami? viewpoint was 2 0f3 The All - University Student turnout may be related to the mal - "hawks" know that in order to widen a Greg Sindnw. N. Caldwell. N,l Judiciary ruling last week distribution of convenient polling war you don't reduce your man power by j!!3 invalidating results of the places. two fifths and continue to withdraw them - Fel>-11,31 referendum giving major governing as planned: Furthermore, members of major As far as American POWs are concerned, groups a vote on the student board governing has, quite understandably provoked the ire of two groups who had a stake in that election misunderstand groups the decision. AUSJ did not give ASMSU the option of removing the new seem to judiciary's ANTI-WAR RALLY we don't even know who they are, except Impressariol To the Editor: - the Re: Steve Elliston's review of Interfraternity Council (IFC)and the voting members. The AUSJ decision Qtl chairman of ASMSU. Ludewig's recital: P removed the added votes, subject, of Mr. Elliston has a basic J IFC President Joseph A. Ditzhazy claims the judiciary's decision was an course, to appeal to the Student - Faculty Judiciary. Protest groups organize efforts the reviewer's art. It would be as misconception that the audience present at such a has some knowledge of or interest attempt to "legislate morality which Ditzhazy reflects this in tiL the Supreme Court of the United program; this leaves the reviewer free J misunderstanding when he suggests EDITOR'S NOTE: The following against armed aggression in Southeast Asia. comment on the performance itself ItB States found in the 1800s to be an that ASMSU disregard the AUSJ Francisco and Washington, D.C., April 24. Elliston's impossibility." decision and align itself with a statement was released by the Also, to lend support, action and technical aid to this end. C) Committee to help high school students comments reveal opinions, and give us no notion of 1 only his musiaiR Coordinating Committee to End U.S. organize against the war. For information Harold Buckner, ASMSU minority opinion upholding results Involvement in Indochina. If any additional information can be Ludewig's talents as a musician. We woal call 482-2962. chairman, termed the action "a of added to the following list please contact prefer to retain our own opinions of td Proposal 4. ASMSU cannot A great deal of cynicism and frustration music itself; thus the view is of m our office immediately. Telephone stupid decision." Buckner said he disregard the AUSJ decision; it is has evolved out of the antiwar movement 4) Movement for a New whatsoever. will appeal the decision to the numbers are listed below for all people Congress, 312 fact. Proposal 4 is invalid, pending because of incomplete planning, lack of interested in work on projects: Student Services Bldg. Miss Ludewig should be congratulaM Student Faculty Judiciary. - appeal. organization and disunity. The following is for her generosity to the I'niversti A) Recall of hawk congressmen — Ditzhazy, in a recent statement, If ASMSU pretends to "ignore" the first step to ending those problems that 1) The Coordinating Committee to End specifically Charles Chamberlain. B) Voter community in presenting music which I cites a number of "facts" to show have plagued previous efforts. For those U.S. Involvement in Indochina - call rarely heard live or in record* the judiciary's decision or education and electoral attempts people who say, "The antiwar effort is 353 9779. political performance. Is it the reviewer's place id why "the ruling is a blow at the to "invalidate" it, the student board dead and that only general organizing. For information call 355-8302. ascertain apathy the fitness of music to honest attempt of some individuals would be in contempt of the prevails;" — a realization must be made 2) Lansing Area Peace Council. performance? Must an intelligent at to provide polling places for off - University judiciary system. Further, that the only people who are apathetic are 5) Students for a Democratic Society. (especially one which refrains froul campus students." Cited by Ditzhazy themselves. A) People's Peace Treaty between the applauding after every movement, m ignoring the judiciary's decision , people of the. United States and the people is the "fact" On Feb. 8, 1971, "The Em^rge^icy A) Action against military recruiters on allows the musician some expression that there were no would obviously invalidate decisions £ of North and South Vietnam — this ofl volunteers to man off - made Planning Committee to Protest the campus, Thursday. B) Renewal of anti musical continuity) be condemned tohn| campus by an illegally enlarged Invasion of Laos" formed. Its function document has been written and signed by - only such music as Mr. Elliston deems fill polling places except fraternity and was ROTCstruggle. For information call ASMSU board. was to publicize and make available a people on both sides. B) Telephone tax 355-1543. for our ears? sorority members, and besides, If ASMSU "ignores" the public facility at which action plans to resistance. C) Repeal of the draft by June, Some contemporaries of Beethot judiciary 1971. D) "Campaign GM" — to make GM fraternity and sorority polling places decision - after and if it is upheld by bring about the end of American aggression found his music quite unberable, but tin more responsible toward 6) Youth International Party. were in the best in Southeast Asia could be stockholders. E) and repeated performance have argue places to the Student - Faculty Judiciary — it presented by Nonviolent training. F) GI and veteran accomodate off various activist groups in opposition to the against that opinion. It seems ratherliiri - campus students. seems that the judiciary would be war effort. support programs. For information call A) Celebrate Asian Culture Week. For for Mr. Elliston to criticize "classed Apparently, Mr. Ditzhazy does acting fairly if it enjoined the A rally 482-2962. information call 353-1836. music. E.T.A. Hoffman once stated that administration was held Thursday, Feb. 11, J| not think it significant that the from collecting 1971. From this rally evolved the music is romantic and that music w! " ASMSU 3) Student Mobilization Committee, 320 voting places were even more taxes until the board "Coordinating Committee to End U.S. called classical is only that more di Involvement in Indochina." The Student Services Bldg. from the listener's experience. convenient for fraternity members, reflected a legal status. committee's purpose is to Robert Ehrlk who had a great stake in the If either or both of the judiciary register and A) National Student Antiwar make readily available information of A) Proposal that MSU sell GM stock. Associate professor of geolo| rulings hold - we think they should Conference, Washington, D.C., Feb. 19-21. Call Fred Freeman 351-2704. outcome of this referendum. groups, action plans and/or individuals B) Mass draft and five other signatuM B) National Antiwar Demonstration, San card turn-in. Call Charles Quast 355-1531. perhaps the proposal could be Feb. 11, lC - More importantly, however, Ditzhazy's comprehension of the re-submitted to the student body in the spring elections. TRB FROM WASHINGTON judiciary's decision is nearly as We hope ASMSU succeeds in faulty as his comprehension of U.S. legal history. We do not understand how the judiciary's clarify a situation that clearly was a attempt to writing a realistic, legal set of election procedures and makes plans to implement them sufficiently in advance to eliminate the last minute Hanoi not just innocent bystander conflict of interest represented a WASHINGTON, D.C. - The New during a period of peak employment. No foul - ups that occurred in the last American Revolution (whose 4th of has entered an aggressively activist phase income taxes, he says (though they legislation of morality. July is wonder they vote against more taxes. which is likely to last areM referendum. Jan. 22) was in its third week, and we were right up to the of loopholes). But "state and local tuf The Supreme Court has eliminated Nearly everyone professes a desire to election. Before long we shall Perhaps the commission will even listening to a group of big city mayors clean up the environment, reduce get his State are regressive from beginning to end." factors that prejudice elections in the telling Congress how broke they were. It crime, of the World speech which presumably will The value added tax will fit write past, and we have no doubt they that a uniform set of procedures was a busy week. Washington editors of diminish rdcial tensions and correct other domestic problems, Miller notes explain what a good idea it was to go into into this system. It was invented in charmiEuiW njK can be used for all future Time and Newsweek were drily, but Laos. The New American Revolution has would frown upon an election with practically few seem willing to pay the by countries which couldn't get citizens# elections and referendums. In the standing on their heads trying to decide price. been launched in a storm of polling places in the residences of The gap between rich and hyperbole and pay income taxes. At each stage " past five elections, five different sets whether to build stories poor in Mr. Nixon wihtout apparent those who can gain from the cover on the moon America hasn't changed much, Miller difficulty has production a tax is placed on the value® of procedures have been followed. landing, or on the Laos takeoff (both says. switched from attacking deficit Yes, all financing has been added at that stage to the art#* outcome. Rightly magazines chose Laos), and here were these we are getting more money, but to extolling it as a Keynesian. or wrongly, Standard procedures would do much the disparity remains. Back in 1941 the all the way from ore to auto. B" students reluctant mayors shaking their tin cups and uttering It has caused some eye ■ are to enter to eliminate judicial lowest fifth of the population rubbing. "What company in the ladder has a venom" fraternity houses, and the low voter challenges to pathetic cries of poverty. Nobody paid was'getting we have trouble grasping, though," determination to get the one below it» future election results. attention. only four per cent of the income and it's remarked the Wall Street Journal getting four per cent now. Miller is pretty acerbly, pay its full tax. When the artice We always thought big "is the President's decision to city mayors were bland about it, but he implies that America wrap all of completed the full pyramided tax falls a kind of Last Hurrah this in messianic rhetoric that stirs type, but they're never would have discovered the purchaser, and he can't pick out not; they are as respectable as Rotarians. poverty if it discordant memories It all seems to us hadn't been for increased black ... special person to blame. It's as CIA There were tall and short mayors, fat and militancy. close to a repudiation of what the first two the oil depletion allowance and the bon 'tro ps9 lean mayors . . . and ponderous; New York's Chicago's Daley, powerful and spirited. And they said, for God's Lindsay, lithe sake, "It followed a prolonged period of marches, sit-ins and other forms of protest by the Negro community," he says. What surprises us is that with five or six Nixon years were all about." But the midterm election and the showed that the Administration wasn't doing very well and needed a change of polls to corporate farmers not to raise crop The understanding is here that our o" treasury secretary, John Connally, is to get us some money. Money?, answered the the great reform. but no violation senators, what money? You see, when America set out to rescue million unemployed, the to receive 400,000 plus a country continues immigrants annually, lot who slip over the borders, and style. We think Mr. Nixon has another revelation that he will save till next The great problem year. Copyright THE NEW REPUBLIC Vietnam, attention shifted to the world there is almost no discussion about it. One today is, where's the view, and domestic matters were neglected. estimate is that a million Mexicans are in money coming from? States, cities, The lead to the Associated Press Mayors just stepchildren. counties are all up to their necks in "ground troops" and CIA gun - were IOUs. story read: "American warplanes toting "civilians." What is the The mayors said their cities are broke; the country illegally. Many immigrants compete for low - paid jobs. In Newark, There are authoritative hints that Nixon has in his hat a real Mr. Misplaced mistakenly bombed a U.S. Central they are laying off hospital orderlies, nifty, a significance of Laotian neturality probation officers, watchmen and garbage unemployment reaches 30 per cent for European fiscal device, the painless "value memo Intelligence Agency (CIA) base in when the United States through the collectors. San Francisco's Alioto said that black youths at the present time (the added" national sales tax. - Laos ..." Typical Indochina war CIA is maintaining a Royalist when he advertised for 32 street mayors told Congress last week) yet The great beauty about this is To: Gov. Milliken army - sweepers, that you copy, yet behind this succinct 8,000 applicants showed up and some nobody suggests that immigration should can't see it, that it raises statement lies the coup de grace for and bombing not only the Ho Chi stayed all night. Now the due bills for be reduced. Mill owners will probably get and that it falls piles of money, upon the many rather than Re: Recommended s,al Minh trail but also the central Congress to put higher quotas on shoe and Nixonian credibility. America's accumulated domestic the few so that rich people are not likely to expenditures. interior of Laos itself? neglect textile imports before long but there is no are coming in all over the country, all at get worked up about it. There is a There is fear now lobby for the poor in the city trying to myth in In the Critics of the America anyway, as Herman Miller Bi" a way, it came as no surprise. among once. war warned that this tighten up quotas points ~ b» people of the United States. on imports of out, that our taxes are progressive We have known all along that the might happen; that it migiit bring a competitive labor. graduated to fall most heavily on the (i.e., are Your plan has its good a«ld Previously, the Indochina war was a backlash of isolationism. But CIA was cloak - and - daggering its listened to the nobody Activist phase The fact is, he rich). points - now let's see if y®u comparatively small Korea - type nattering nabobs of Meanwhile, Washington is watching the explains, "that our tax take the legislature and way across Indochina without regard to race, creed, color, etc. But few skirmish posing no threat to the negativism. Complicated developing political situation. Mr. Nixon structure is not there is "some" very progressive." progressivity in federal Yes, budg^^ Americas and easily ignored. But it The problem is complicated iiiii"""" people realized or at least by the comprehended, the extent of its keeps expanding has expanded disparity of income in America. Herman P. influence. into China's own Miller, an authority on the subject in the backyard with no U.S. Census Bureau, spells it out in "Rich sign of cessation in sight. The Cooper - Church amendment Man, Poor Man" ($8.95, Croweil). Between Query? What would be the 1965 and 1968 the real weekly wages of a has gone the way of the Maginot Washington's reaction were Peking to worker with three dependents, after Social line: a nice idea, but not workable undertake massive saturation Security and income taxes, he says, went and all too easily outmaneuvered. bombing of Ontario? Laos bears the up by exactly 8 cents. Inflation took the What is the difference between rest. In other words, three years went same relationship to China. by without a raise in takehome pay - and that I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 16, 1971 5 Thieves hit IM lockers lockers in the Men's Intramural By JAMES SHELDON Descriptions of the suspects is not easily forced. Zutaut said thefts from State News Staff Writer Building. Five of the lockers were obtained from persons in lockers appear to be involved were left unlocked, five the locker room area at the time of •Report to police any increasing, and "quite a few" forced entries MSU police reported Monday were forced open and four the thefts. suspicious persons who appear apparently were opened without to have no business in the locker recently have been reported. morning they have no leads or In the wake of the six latest force. Police were not certain room; let police determine suspects in six theft incidents thefts, Cap. Adam J. Zutaut of Most of the thieves hit a how entry was gained in the whether a person is a involving lockers in the Men's the Dept. of Public Safety would - be locker when no one is intht area other incident. thief. Intramural Building over the advises those using locker room he added, and thefts often occur Five Lansing residents weekend in which thieves stole! facilities to remember several •Leave your valuables in your when persons leave their lockers an estimated $106 in cash, suspected of being involved in last week's thefts still points: room and do not carry large open while taking a shower or are under clothing, keys and a ring. •Keep your locker locked at amounts of cash or expensive when using the building's In four of the incidents, Investigation by police. all times with a good lock which jewelry. facilities. police said the lockers were left the other incidents students said ENCOUNTERS PROBLEMS they locked the lockers when they left but found them open upon returning. Reps VSAMced Police said they found no 'Boys' tra evidence of forced entry in incident. Fifteen incidents of theft from lockers have been reported any to Members of the steering problems: a cut - off in state exchange of ideas. MASV is because Michigan was the first to to police since Feb. 8. The total I'Boys in the Band" by Mart Crowley it still touring the campus for the next two weeks. The value of property stolen in these committee of the Michigan Assn. funds, effective June 30, and a sevne years old. It would be a have an organization of student of Student Volunteers (MASV) kck of interest in a statewide volunteers." |play, concerning the social question of homosexuality, will be presented Feb. 18-20 in McDonel incidents has been estimated at met on campus this weekend, to organization by members of shame to completely disband it, a and Feb. 25-27 in Erickson Kiva. Thursday and Friday evening performances are at 8:30 more than $570. discuss the fate of the individual volunteer bureaus. lend Saturday productions are at 7:30 and 10 p.m. Tickets are $1.50. All but one of the thefts organization, The group decided to State News photo by Terry Luke reportedly occurred from MASV is faced with two reorganize MASV with a newsletter and a state tEAT ISSUES volunteers'conference " if interest was shown." They voted to hold an open meeting of college volunteers from across the state Course to focus Earth Week activities is being April 3 at MSU. THE MICHIGAN on universities *, Editing the newsletter will be , , _ oMhpUM«fnftVp n?Vnlnnt^r x .. . COORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR ABORTION LAW REFORM recently opened an planned by Rep. David \1. Serotkin, R-Mt. Clemens. "We hope to make the whole versities and Students" various MSU • Other instructors include: Nonnamaker, dean of students; j .ss ?fr"*«406 e- Mich|8an a»*-. =u°'irrcsensilr,lo!r departments will How should curriculum be Lansing. enviromental crisis and to the ■bt< the focus for study and Harold Slgmund Nosow, professor of ssion in the Great Issues teach the course, which Gianakos will coordinate. The shaped, and by whom? chemistry; Hart, professor of Joseph H. McMillan, labor and industrial relations: E J™ The group asks any individual responsibility each person has e for spring term, Perry E. course will study questions such • What criteria should be used director of Equal Opportunity Russel B. Nye, professor Reynolds, .. .ZSfS . . ' "• " *•' ' conservationist in his own " life lakos, professor of American for selecting and retaining English, and George Paulus, asst. Wayne State University. as: Programs; Eldon R. instead of just demanding it of faculty? fight and language, said * What is the philosophy and role of higher professor of social science. "I feel some sort of state others," Serotkin said. Serotkin views the cleanup as I team of professors from modern society? education in • What constitutes ToDIC ^ of cnpprfl- ^ ' The Great Issues course is organization is necessary for STATEWIDE CLEANUP a good way to appropriate methodology and open to all seniors. Because a communication between n...DAIOXT . , . . keep alive public evaluation in teaching and different issue is taught each colleges," John Calley, director CAMPAIGN to conclude 1971 interest in the pollution issue. learning? mountaineering term, a student may re-enroll for of MSU Volunteer Programs, credit in the course up to a total said. "The annual Governor's [imance Languages Dept. a The Outing Club will sponsor presentation by Maynard of 12 credit hours. Conference provides a beneficial "Universities and Students" Miller, professor of geology, on lys no services for Blend was offered during spring term, 1970. Gianakos said this year's "Chomolongma Challenge — Mt. Everest 1963"-at 7 p.m. today in course will place more 116 Natural Science Bldg. k spokesman for the Dept. of Romance Languages said today no emphasis on student governance and the Miller, chief geologist of the Jeral or memorial services will be held for Chalres D. Blend, ft art men t chairman who died Sunday. future of the university. American Mt. Everest ■lend, who came to MSU in 1966, died Sunday in Detroit's Expedition in 1963, will use The following faculty slides and a movie to show the ■d Hospital after a long illness. He was 52. members will teach Great Issues human side of "5 survived by his wife, Rhoda; his children, Jonathan and mountaineering. spring term: Edward A. Carlin, ; his mother, Mrs. Hildah Blend, N. 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The Indiana super - soph than I race good expected to do it all." managed to Betany°n,'i Gus Ganakas finds himself with a team that plays halfway good shooting night but the Spartans, usually tough on the rebounds, 12 less than his season average and he games. And, a halfway good game will not earn the Spartans a were annihilated by the Hoosiers in the rebounding. MSU boards, Ganakas indicated that sophomore Jeff VanderLende would points', also well below normal. srniJ?n'yilM d °nly revenge victory when they travel to Indiana to face the Hoosiers well most of the game but a letdown at the end of the first half played see a good deal of action and might start the game. The 6-7 center The other defensive problems for MSU jJ has been a spot player will be IV tonight. gave Indiana four points, three more than the throughout the season, one who has been Wright. Both men scored In double figures If MSU is going to make margin of victory. just a step away from the starting lineup according to Ganakas. and thT'l The game will be broadcast over radio stations WKAR-FM and up for its 71-70 loss to Indiana on the rebounds between them. Both WILS beginning at 7:30 p.m. Hoosiers' home court, it will have to bring together all the good VanderLende will add some much needed height to the are rugged on offense and defense. move Inside effective!^ ' #n to MuC? when you are ahead by two Finegan, the defenseman Dan Finegan, who never even shot. made a move at the From that point on, the Brownies, the rout ButJJ Spartans kept the Denver skaters goals with seven minutes left in at bay until Gagnon, excelled in clearing the puck 57-24, Friday in ASMSU Z Thompson away from on rushing forwards. Spartans rained long slap shots the Men's Q| the game and you just can't hold on the Denver It was the second and Co. could put the first game goalie, on to the lead. And it's hardest Finegan has shown steady take hoping to for the Brownies, who straight L out of reach. advantage of the obvious to accept when you're playing development as a defenseman 2-0 dropN, since winning weakness McWiliiams had decision Thursday to AU$1 against Denver: a school that Watt a starting job early after going into was nothing short of in November. revealed. a stall froma. prides itself on hockey and is fantastic on both nights, making opening tipoff. ranked number three in the On the second The Brownies famed upwards of fifteen genuinely "Danny is by far the most night, Frank nation. DeMarco burned McWiiliams on session" "cio* superb saves. Many a time could improved player we've defense failed j But the MSU hockey team got," a a Denver player be found with Bessone said. "He's not a slap shot from the blue line, materialize Friday, can only look back to a dream his stick hoisted flashy but that was the lone as theKw of what it could have, and triumphantly in type, just a steady player. He long range repeatedly riddled the haph should the air, only to see Watt slowly really works hard, and all that he shot to do so. The Spartans were ASMSUers for easy lay-ups. have, done to the rise from atop of the puck in the has done this season he has done continually frustrated in having The victory raised th, crease. their shots fly over undefeated Kagers' mark to on personal desire and drive." top of the 2^ net, managing only 18 shots on as they continue "Still the best" was Spartans preparation ft The Spartans forwards did the Pioneer net during the post MEMORY Coach Amo Bessone's comment their part in probing for Denver second night of action. - season tournament action In a gesture of ^ CELL on Watt after the series, and weaknesses. With six minutes The split left the Spartans Where'd sportsmanship. the Kaget presented each member of th WOLVERINE'71 alone in third place, behind ASMSU team with Michigan Tech and the two teams Randy Sokoll (14) scored his only goal of the weekend on Friday night, taking A FEW OPENINGS LEFT FOR ASPEN! ATTENTION CAR OWNERS * tied for second Wisconsin. rung, Denver and behind the net and Sokoll's 17th of the shoving the puck between season. the pads of goalie John McWiliiams. a pass from The goal was Photo by Andy Haas (CMA) individually wrapped Sara U brownie, in recognition of the courage in showing up for th MOOSUSKI MEETING Complete front end repair and game. — TONITE 7:30 P.M. 208 MEN'S I.M. (those * alignment Emil's Bar & FACE WAYNE WEDNESDAY going to Aspen, please attend for Brakes * your room assignments Suspension for Restaurant - further info call 3S.VS.QQ * Wheel balancing * Steering iPZPillLISKEn Auto 124 SOUTH LARCH Safety Center 12' Pizza, All-You-Can-Eat Spaghetti Dinner 1 Ite Fencers split 2 meets KT ICHIGAN Theatre Lansing • NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRE Tuesday Nite $1.50 "EVERY NITE IS PITCHER NITE" Pizza is our Speciality By CRAIG REMSBURG State News Sports Writer Parkside you're doing well," Coach Charles Schmitter said. collegiate only bout. appearance, lost hi SPARTAN TWIN WEST FPANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 2012 E. Michigan Ave. The MSU fencing team have won the battle over the might "But I hope the. errors we made In sabre, Fred 310 iT SAGINAW Pbon* 351 0030 in this meet will take care of the continued his fine weekend, but there is play If no doubt rest vf the season,'' he added that they lost the war. winning four of his six bouu. ■ ■ I "The BEST, -REX REED Chicago Tribune I-IOHNO CONNOR I' I NY Oai'v News Syndicate I i -BERNARD DREW Wall Si loumal I Gannett Mews Setv.ce The Brothers of The Spartans defeated a Wisconsin Parkside team, 14-13, but were blasted good disgustedly. The Spartan coach said he "extremely unhappy with the was Captain Harry Sorensen was 3-1 and Doug McGaw was 2-4. Spartan competitors in epee B *" '> COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents a BBS Production by the foil team" for their performance faired slightly better. University of Wisconsin, 20-7 in Saturday. The foilers Ptf3r,V- ALPHA Herring, who Schmitter said were a JACKNICH a dual meet at Kenosha, Wis., poor 2-16 in their bouts. "off in the meet," split his (on making their record 6-3 for the Chris Held W-V mmsums was 1-5, Ira decisions. Bob Rosenberg turned All MacGraw lUURfS PRESENT • Ryan O'Neal / VX m season. "Any time you win a meet Schwartz Luce was zero won one of five, Robin in a fine performance, wi J - ^ r ^ Today at 7:30-9:20 ENDS TUESDAY! KAPPA against a tough team like Michael Tuckey, for six and making his first all but Mathers one was lost his three bouts. of his six bouts, i 3-2 and Mark White The fencers must face lit INM I SPARTAN TWIN EAST IUINAL GENERAL THEATRE PSI Still a few openings for prospect of playing a good Wayne State University tan Wednesday. The meet is at 1:31 p.m. and will be held on tl* wish to congratulate MOOSUSKI'S 6TH ANNUAL TREK third Fieldhouse. floor of Wayne State has a 10-2 record thus far and Schmitter said W the top men in each of the tlw their winter pledge class: TO ASPEN, COLORADO events are all excellent playen The Tartars boast a two All - American foiler in ; fencer Richard Milazzo, 31-5 ■ Trip includes transportation, lodging, lift tickets for all 4 competition this year, w areas, continental breakfasts, wine picnics, videotapes of co-captain Eli Sukunda, whoi your skiing, 3 T.G.'s, special pancake 32-1 in sabre. breakfast, evening Milazzo was the first fencer w cookout, awards banquet, a wine obstacle race, and more. - Also including round trip unlimited uncola and an addition make All - American as • to the FUGOWEE tribe. 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WILCOX [or rent Automotive a.m.). Positions in the Cardiac Lansing. Cheap, 2 or 3 people. SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East FREE ... A lesson in complexion [Apartments Care Unit. Plan to begin 484-3608. 3-2-16 Michigan, 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m., Monday thru Saturday. C care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan orientation March 8, 1971. 4-2-19 or 485-7197, Lansing Malt. [Houses PONTIAC STATION wagon, 1965. Rooms MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Rooms Low mileage. Excellent BOOKKEEPER AMPLIFIER KENWOOD KR 77, STUDIOS. C-2-18 - PART time or full [OR SALE mechanically, air conditioned. Power steering, power brakes. time; basic bookkeeping skills, ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. AM-FM receiver, 75 watts. Phone 655-1040. 5-2-22 Inimals good business writing and Completely furnished. 372-8077 cartnappers beware $875. 349-9435. 10-2-19 lobile Homes attention to details. Hours before 4 p.m. C A Miami, Fla., discount store flexible. Call for appointment. :RSONAL has rigged all the shopping PORSCHE, 1966, 912. 4 speed, 337-2310.4-2-19 MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. 616 carts in its supermarket with anuts personal extras. - 837-6876, after 6 Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to p.m. 3-2-18 campus. 487-5753, 485-8836. O HARMONv 12-string guitar. 10 foot high poles on the jeal estate YOUNG MEN willing to work in Excellent condition. Call fronts to make it impossible [ecreation RILEY, 1953. 2.5 liter, very sporting English saloon. Shop manual, exchange for horse's board horse and board. or for MILLER 694-8074 after 5 p.m. 5-2-22 for customers to walk :rvice RANCH, 645-7362, 645-7762. C SEE BARGAIN through any of the store exits ready for restoration. 616 Day special at 'yping Service with the carts. 837-6876, after 6 p.m. 3-2-18 SPARTAN HALL. Men, women, MARSHALL MUSIC, Wednesday, PART TIME, earn up to $50 $75 You'll be able to fill your iansportation - singles. Immediate occupancy. February 17th. C-2-16 ROVER per week. Car necessary. Call Call 351-9286, 372-1031. O shopping cart with the extra ((ANTED condition. T/C 2000 26,000 Excellent miles. 351-7319 for interview. C 'w mmarket isnt /is bap twm dollars you get by selling deadline 489-3219. 4-2-19 Animals good useable merchandise BABYSITTER NEEDED For Sale j p.m. one class day time in exchange for - room. part Walk - SWS- El/EP- amiPgK?' GERMAN SHEPHERD pups. $15 you no longer need through a VW 1968 AM/FM radio. $1250 or to campus. fast action, inexpensive State ire publication. 351-9249 after 6 p.m. each. Call after 4 p.m. 655-2525. best offer. Call 882-2565. or 2108 STUDENTOURS SPRING Break, News Classified Ad. Check 5-2-17 ,collations - 12 noon Peggy Place, Lansing, after 5:30 Acapulco $219, Nassau $179, 3-2-18 © Young America Corp. / 1304 Ashby rd. / St. Louis, Mo. your home for the items . class day before p.m. 1-2-16 LARGE NATIONAL FOOD CO. Montego Bay $219. Call Eileen, you'd like to sell, then dial 337-9414. 1-2-16 GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, 7 lication. Offer excellent career weeks, pure bred, $30 each. 355-8255. VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Many extras. opportunities to college trained phone Excellent condition. Ask for John, 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, 337-0136. 3-2-18 PIXIE'S FLEA MARKET, 7661 Old individual. Contact wholesalers 355-6582. 3-2-18 canisters and uprights. Guaranteed Ann Arbor Road, 8 miles east of 355 8255 and supermarkets in (general For Rent For Rent one full year. $7.88 and up. 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT on fish Jackson, Michigan. 1 block south territory). Some over night travel and all other live merchandise rates VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Real sharp, required. Experience helpful, but DENNIS DISTRIBUTING 1-94, between exits 145 and 147, ONE GIRL needed for 4-man spring AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. Near (buy a little love) DOCKTOR PET $1.50 just reconditioned. $650. Holt, not necessary. Complete COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. next to Joy Motel. Open every training MSU. Large furnished, 1 bedroom CENTER, Meridian Mall. 699-2064. 3-2-18 provided. Car for business and term, Haslett Arms, $68.75. Opposite City Market. C-2-18 Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. - 6 : per word per day 351-1536. 2-2-16 for 2 or 3 students or married 349-3950. 5-2-19 p.m. Space for 50 dealers. Free personal use furnished. Expense , $4.00 VOLKSWAGEN GHIA 1969. Green, couple. Carpeted and lots of closet SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. admission and parking. For selling account, retirement plan, profit ST. BERNARD pups. Registered per word per day deluxe model. Price very DESPERATE. NEED one man to space. 351-1249 or 351-1945. Brand new portables - $49.95, space, call 517 • 522-4862; 517 - sharing program, excellent 5-2-22 AKC. Beautifully marked. $100. sublet spring term. $61.25. $5.00 per month. Large selection 522-4009. 5-2-22 lays . .. $6.50 reasonable. 655-3215. 3-2-18 insurance plan, vacation and other 351-2723. 3-2-7 of reconditioned used machines. 393-1764, any time. 3-2-16 : per word per day benefits. Your resume including GIRL NEEDED spring term Old Singers, Whites, Necchis, New on 10 words per ad) VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Good complete personal history, current ONE BEDROOM, near campus. Cedar Village. Reduced rates. Home and 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT on fish Peanuts Personal running, new battery, $295. family status, education and job "Many Others." $19.95 and other live- merchandise (who Available February 15th. 351-8927. 10-3-1 to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS knuts Personals CURTIS FORD, 1436 Grand experiences. Should be sent care says you can't buy love?). TWO must be Norwood Apartments. 332-2712. YEARS and 2 days. Wow DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, River, Williamston, 655-2133. of State News, Box C-3, Equal DOCKTOR PET CENTER, Pooky, I love Jeffrey C. p-paid. 3-2-17 Opportunity Employer. 5-2-17 7-2-23 PLEASE I ONE or two girls needed 1115 North Washington, Meridian Mall, 349-3950. 5-2-19 1-2-16 you. for spring. Close to campus. 489-6448. C-2-18 II be a 50c service WOMEN, 2 girls needed for 4 man. Reduced. 351-0470. 5-2-22 b bookkeeping charge if VOLKSWAGEN 1970, model. Good BEST ADMIRERS, Thanks! 13 big condition. 8000 miles. Best offer. For Rent Utilities and parking included. SUNGLASSES, SAFETY or Mobile Homes k ad is not paid within NEEDED Tempered lens or ones. Come, see, sniff. Hans. 372-9108. 3-2-17 Completely furnished. 1 block IMMEDIATELY, girl for any optical needs. 1-2-16 i week. from campus. $65. 349-9609. luxury apartment, $55. 337-1107, OPTICAL DISCOUNT, STEREOS AND Refrigerators for RICHARDSON, 1967. 12x47, 2 0-2-17 after 5 p.m. 3-2-18 2615 East Michigan Avenue, i State News will be rent. A TO Z RENTAL, bedrooms, skirted, utility JOHN: HAPPINESS is knowing you 372-7409. C-2-19 349-2220. O building, unfurnished. In Windsor don't watch trees! Prime Rib. insible only for the ONE GIRL needed to share modern Estates. 646-6213. 5-2-16 1-2-16 day's incorrect VW student apartment. Own room. VOLVO SPORTS car, 1963 body, 1963. Very good condition. ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. North Point. Call 337-0249, after 1968 engine, 699-2105, after 5 hrtion. Rebuilt engine. Call 351-1578. ACTIVE EXECUTIVE. 10x55. 6-2-17 SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV MARRIED STUDENTS,, employed. p.m. 5-2-19 Completely furnished. Fully Recreation RENTALS. 372-4948. C 21. March 1, until middle of carpeted. Includes console TV. September. 2 bedroom, carpeted, ONE OR 2 girls sublet New Cedar DIAMOND RING, .4 carat and VW, 1967. Excellent condition. Low Skirted. 2 bedrooms. Ideal for TV RENTALS - Students only. Low air conditioned. Close. 351-0863. Village. $70/month. Call matching wedding bands. Call Spring Break in mileege. $1095 or best offer. Call monthly and term rates. Call young couple. Reasonable offer. ACAPULCO 5-2-19 351-2072. 3-2-16 332-0516. X-3-2-17 355-8184 .3-2-16 351-7900 646-6092, after 6 p.m. 5-2-22 8 to reserve yours. Days Automotive UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C married students TWO ROOMMATES for two soul Scooters & CONTROL LINE - Model planes 1967 MARLETTE, 12x60, deluxe $199.00 |^R0LET 1968. Impala. Station Cycles PARKING, 1 block from cempus. & faculty sisters. $65/month. 351-4633. Spring. 3-2-16 an£j accessories. Call after 4:30 model. Colonial interior, step-up plus gratuities p.m-> 882-7430. 3-2-16 kitchen, with dishwasher. Porch, loon, 9 passenger. Full power, Private, paved, lighted lot. $10. Live In A Luxury or jwner. Call 351-5795. WE HAVE moved I ROLL-ROSSER 349-9609. 0-2-17 skirting and utility shed. After 3 Bedroom Apt. Motorcycle Insurance Specielist, Houses TYPEWRITER, UNDERWOOD 4:30 p.m., call 393-3295. 10-2-22 JAMAICA for $185 mo. Phone 489-4811. Our new TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction portable, $24.95. Used furniture $208.00 2 bedrooms for $165.00 of all kinds. ABC SECONDHAND |/Y 1967 Impala. Good running address, 2400 North East Street, guaranteed. Free delivery, service Lost & Found Lansing. TF knob hill EAST SIDE. Newly remodeled, STORE, 1208 Turner. C plus gratuities i, slightly damaged. Must and pick-up. Call NEJAC, furnished 3 bedroom home. Call SUn Feldman 393-6575 |l. 482-8765. 5-2-16 Auto Service & Parts 337-1300. C apartments Carpeted, strict landlord wants CLARINET, and FM BLACK MALE cat, lost vicinity of or Erin Elto 351-3611 349-4700 serious conservative tenants. $200. Warren's Poplars, East Lansing. ■VETTE Works off any AM car radio. 1962. Very good Open 1 - 6 Mon. Sat. Reward. Phone 351-3779, after 4 pdition, with tape deck and AT ME L'S we repair all foreign and Apartments Sunday by appt. - 351-3969. O Original owner. 355-3845. 3-2-17 p.m. 3-2-18 STUDENTOURS SPRING Break; KI-FM stereo radio. $1795, American cars. If we can't fix it, it On Okemos Rd. across TWO WANTED. Separate bedrooms. Acapulco $219, Nassau $179, Phil at Metro Bowl, SUBLET 2 man luxury apartment GUITAR, GIBSON, 2" hollow body. can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O from Okemos High School $60. House privileges. 225 S. Double cutaway. Bigsby 1 year LOST: TAN pup, 4 years old. Rabies Montego Bay, $219. Call Phyllis, §20226 Monday through close to campus, reduced rates, Mifflin. 482-2772. 3-2-18 Tag No. 78907. 351-3944. 351-1416. 1-2-16 old. $300, cost $550 new. TU ■iday, after 8:30 p.m. 5-2-18 spring and summer. 351-0476. Reward. 2-2-17 CYCLE LOWER FLAT, Okemos, 3 2-3692. 5-2-19 INSURANCE. Central S5-2-19 bedrooms. Furnished, parking. SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA. 2 Michigan's largest insurer. Any |C0N, 1964. Future. Great Available immediately. 351-6586. bedrooms. Appliances furnished, KLH STEREO receiver. Model LOST: MALE golden retriever. 8 days on the ■ cycle, eny rate. HENDRICKSON 27, I^ ^Fo^prin^reak^H New brakes. New SPACIOUS LUXURY two bedroom Phone 351-6699. We love him. 5-2-17 plus deep freeze, garage. $175. 5 cylinder. Standard INSURANCE AGENCY. apartment. University Terrace. 482-6820. 4-2-19 90 watts. 3 months old. 355-8173. 2-2-17 spanish riviera ■ 3-2-17 [ft. Call 641-6528. 3-2-18 332-5335, 484-8173. TF Spring. Call 351-2794. 3-2-17 OKEMOS, ONE bedroom apartment, 249.00 I CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, furnished, parking, utilities paid. THREE BEDROOM Duplex. North MAGS TIRES. 15" LOST: MAN'S gold wedding band. Complete Deluxe Package ■ ONE MAN for New Cedar Village, - polyglas W. Reward. 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. 430 South Clippert, back of Koko spring term. Phone 351-6770. 351-6586. 5-2-17 Abbott Road. Stove refrigerator furnished. Immediate and Letter GT wide tread. E-70 or disc brakes fit. Best Chevy offer. __3J2-18 355-3080, afternoons. Cal^ran^Bucl^5^60^B 2-2-16 Bar. 0-2-16 LANSING OR East Lansing. One occupancy. Call before 5 p.m., LOST: PUPPY black, white, brown SPRING BREAK. Spain S249 351-9036. 4-2-19 3-2:12 bedroom furnished. Large, airy female beagle cross. Red collar. Acapulco $219. Jamaica $219. JBIRD 1967 400. Undercoated, MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East REDUCED. SPRING TERM. Haslett rooms. Air conditioned. 4-TRACK RCA tape recorder, $40. Answer of Nassau $179. Call Frank Buck, • hydro, many options and Apartments. Two girls for four Deluxe car air conditioner, $50. name George. Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. LIBERAL ROOMMATE wanted, 351-8604. TF ■cessories. $1350. 351-2593. Beautifully maintained. Suitable 882^6058.2^17 . . . man. Barb Parness, 355-8252; 337-1139. 5-2-16 -18 Complete auto painting and for faculty, grad students, business own room. $55 plus utilities. after 5:30 p.m. 351-2546. S-2-16 collision service. IV 5-0256. C 351-8250. 3-2-18 LOST ORANGE/white gloves, people, married couples. Lease. ROTARY ANTENNA VHF-UHF, DEADLINE FOR Union Board BIRD, 1969, 428. Ram air. 425 332-3135 or 882-6549. O $100. Serta Queen size bed, $90. vicinity Wells Hall. Small reward. FOUR GIRLS: Beautiful new Spring Bahamas trip is February '. power BUG EYED SPRITE carburetors. SPACIOUS FURNISHED, 355-8145. 2-2-16 steering, brakes and apartment on 20 acres with 19th. March 19th 26th. At ■ndow. Turbo One new, unused; other rebuilt. horses. 4 miles south of campus. TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile bedroom house. 4 adults, ove 21 655"3375_ 5-206 Flagler Inn. Air Canada - - hydro. Many BEST WAY TO SAVE TIME! Shop Both $30. 355-0816. 3-2-17 home units. Lakeview lots. 372-4662. 5-2-22 WALNUT DESK, table, chairs, 13,000 miles. $2550. $55 each. 882-3820. 3-2-18 for your next auto in the Classified transportation. Beginning $99. f1-9249, after 6 $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes sectional, carpet protector. Call 353-9777. B-2-16 p.m. 5-2-19 Ads. Check now! MAN from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 QUIET, CLEAN, liberal grad student. Excellent. 332-5016, days. 5-2-19 Meadowbrook Trace Aviation — immedietely. Dishwasher. Own room. $75. 337-0011, after 5 TV, CURTIS Mathis, color console, WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed to p.m. 3-2-18 February free. No deposit. $400 or best offer. Phone FRANCIS AVIATION: So learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. easy to 393-5748. 3-2-18 share iuxury apartment near campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. • 6 FOUR GIRLS, Spring term, needed 351-1116.3-2-17 CROSSWORD Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C in 8-girl house. All utilities GIRL NEEDED: Sublet spring term. (including phone) paid. 351-8182. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all brands. 30% off list price. Rich: PUZZLE Campus Hill. New pool. Call Pat, MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share 5-2-19 351-6418. 1-2-16 351 -5869. C B6, burgundy, black vinyl Employment luxury apartment Call 351-0782 9 near campus. ACROSS 33. 35 Shyness Glimmer GIRL FOR three man. Spring. a.m. - 6 p.m. TF P. 4-speed, $700. Call 655-1621 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS Spirited horse 37 Jumbled type Br University Terrace. Own room. are now leasing student units. 5. Expert 7:30 p.m. 3-2-16 38, Weep TWO BEDROOMS furnished. All These spacious luxury apartments are completely carpeted and NURSES-All Shifts $80. 351-2794. 3-2-16 8. Bird's beak utilities furnished except 40. Brusque PL|N, 1969. Standard, polyglas electricity and telephone. Walking furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each 11. Country road 45. Slip ■«. excellent condition. Price R.N.'S - Full time, part time. NEAR MSU, Okemos area. One 12. Dowry distance to campus. Four man unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control • 49. Medicinal plant pliable. 351-6349, after 5:30 bedroom unfurnished, $140, per 13. Prior $66.25 a person, three man central air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 50. Astern n. 3-2-17 L.P.N.'S - Full time, part time. month. Heat furnished, air 14. Poker stake $77.50 e person. HALSTEAD 51 Auricle condition, carpeted, modern. parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been 15. Conflict MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. 52 Arrow poison Lansing General Hospital needs 349-1586. 5-2-18 17. • 64-CJ5 metal half-cab. 0-14-2-19 adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, Light rowboat 53. Pasha J't'ally rebuilt. Asking $1500. applicants to fill newly created job 19. Remote 3. Antagonist LARGE TWO bedroom apartment recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be among 54. Endeavor 8. New: comb, ■1-0974. 3-2-16 opportunities. Our expansion MODERN SPACIOUS 2 bedroom 20. Exclamation 55. Shoe form 4 Meat upstairs. Completely remodeled. the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Their 2 form program has opened up jobs in the 22. Produce 5. Compute Williamston area. 655-3833. fully carpeted apartment. G.E. DOWN 9. Misinterpret following specialty areas: |lcn"\BUS, 1963, Ford Van/living luxury. 484-6730. 5-2-22 10-2-25 appliances, air conditioner, garbage disposal. In Haslett, only bedroom units start at $65/month per man. 26. 31 Reproved Heath 6. Close-fitting ,10. Fourposter 16 Felony Intensive Care - Coronary Care TWO GIRLS for 3 man, spring, $70, minutes from campus. No pets. 32. Asfringent 18, Corpulent Labor and Delivery jSMOBILE, n 98, 1965. Excellent Newborn Nursery no deposit. 337-9647. 7-2-19 Phone 339-2490 for appointment. MODEL OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY ' 2 * " 1 e 9 21. Skirt edge ""i. Private '9 2628. 5-2-19 owner. Asking Pediatrics Emergency Room TWO ROOM efficiency, furnished. 5-2-16 ONE GIRL for 4 man, spring term. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: II 1 /// i 13 23. Dawn goddess 24, Destiny $80 month including utilities. Girl MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797 332-PM1 25 Desiccated Post Partum or ■nrt-967 sta,ion wagon, excellent 1 preferred. Call evenings after 6 Riverside East apartments. p.m., 484-5637. 10-2-24 332-1297. 5-2-16 r 26 Satchel pwssg"'0"' $76°' The fastest greater growing hospital in the Lansing Area. ONE GIRL Whitehall Manor, Mt. FOURTH MAN for apartment. SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES 17 '8 % 9 % '}«f' % 27, Pipe joint 28, Be sorry •1900 LS, - AVAILABLE. 21 29, Accumulate ]|o, vinyl roof. 1970, automatic, $1600 or best. CONTACT - PERSONNEL Hope student and Hagadorn. Graduate preferred. 337-9260. Adjacent campus. $58.75. 351-2065. 5-2-16 Immediately. % 31 30, Diamond cutter's cup 1^ 8737. 5-2-16 DIRECTOR 5-2-17 /( 21 2S 29 % 34. Unearth ©jupcWngfjam Lansing General Hospital 3i 3M 2TH 1962. "two ~ door,~ 6 2800 Devonshire Avenue Lansing, Michigan 48909 OKEMOS, TWO bedroom deluxe. 1V4 1 36.Sacred composition rfc'™"0-r™ Phone 372-9220, Extension 335-336. 5-2-19 baths, fully carpeted, dishwasher, air conditioned, carport, sundeck. NEEDED: ONE girl to sublease for spring term in New Ceder Village. 3b 36 % 37 V/,% % 39. Endure 41. Banister Unfurnished. $178 monthly. 4620 S. Hagadorn 39 "O 12 ■tin ° J®63 9-5985 *-eMans. 4-cylinder, after 10 p.m. PART TIME employment: 12-20 349-9152. 10-2-24 Call 332-6514. 5-2-16 just north of Mt. Hope Rd. Vi 46 HI % *9 42. 43. Armbone Enemies OKEMOS, one bedroom furnished. 44. Extremities hours per week. Automobile ONE GIRL for 4 man, Spring, Cedar Utilities included. $125 to $135. MANAGEMENTEXCLUSIVEL Y BY 1% 51 45. Furious required, 351-5800. O Village. 351-6708. 3-2-16 lrI'AC LEMANS 1967. ^ _ 349-4071 or 349-3084. 5-2-16 I" 46. Bowstring |nditinSB' T, n- Air a2 door hBrd,°P- Good - conditioning, tape ATTENTION NAVAL OFFICERS, grades and below. Drill pay RESERVE Lieutenant l» available. ONE BLOCK east of bedroom, completely MSU. One furnished. MALE ROOMMATE for two Quiet, furnished, utilities - man. paid. Alco Management Company » I- si hemp 47. Piggery 48.Snoop t{8 0m interior. 355-3055. IV 9-3417. 5-2-16 332-1703. 2-2-16 $50/month. 485-4469. 3-2-16 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Febru;larv 16 Recreation EUROPE, $209 STUDENTOURS, round trip jet to London, summer '71. Call Eddie 393-7520. 20-3-12 MSU problems outlined (Continued from page 1) increases in 'productivity' which Wharton said this is partially Real Estate would seriously jeopardize the or by trying to subvert the entire due to the evolution of the system as unresponsive, existing programs of excellence." quality and effectiveness of our THREE BEDROOM ranch. Rustic. In making priority decisions, processes. Formerly, decisions "Not only does this sort of Bavarian architecture. Fireplace. educational services for the were "made quietly Wharton said, the University state." by trustees behavior destroy the academic on recommendation by freedom of the individual, it also 339-2853 ^0-2*24 Ph°ne should protect "our s*loul(* Pr_otect "our emerging centers of excellence and our "Who we have on our campus, administrators, usually after destroys the one thing that a who we promote, who admit, we consulting faculty." Now, university cannot survive outstanding research facilities." what we teach and what Service Wharton said we however, many more groups are without — its good name as an outside research are all public concerns expecting to participate in objective center for the pursuit pressures, particularly from the by the very nature of our being a HORSES BOARDED. $45 month. State decision - making, and the of knowledge and truth," Indoor arena, pasture, no barbed Legislature, have public institution," Wharton n ted to process has grown more Wharton said. wire. Training lessons, tack shop 8 jptedto: said. Enforce uniform teaching complex, he said. Wharton strongly criticized openings soon, English and "But decisions on these issues Western. AQHA stud service. loads in all institutions of higher "Complexity coupled with a such attempts to subvert must be made within the climate of growing distrust has Registered grade horses for sale. education. Wharton said such University decision - making - University — not by outside caused an informal and flexible processes, February - March $50 ing efforts fail to consider the parties and not in the political discount. Limited bookings.nc diverse program requirements system to become a highly "Any internal problem that is arena — for we have been formal and complicated set of MILLER RANCH, 645-7362, among and within universities, pushed into the external granted and fully accept the rules which attempt to govern turkm mvmvcKS 2* 645-7762. C political arena becomes a t * Establish uniform tuition ultimate responsibility. the relations of often competing political dispute which only day care,licensed, Frandor and rates' a move v!rhicl) "el™inates "To be deserving of this trust or conflicting groups," he said, external political forces can Fairview school area. Children almost any university initiative (of academic freedom) requires "The conflicts that exist are over 1'/». 484-8039. 3-2-11 in the management of its fiscal that we make such decisions — resolve," he said. there to be seen, and often "1 determined to maintain Chuck Roast 79% am responsibilities." but we should continue to make become magnified far beyond BONELESS BEEF ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking * Reduce the the integrity of our decision proportion of them lest academic freedom their true import by all the glare by experienced seamstress. out - of - state students in processes," he said. "I shall resist Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. vanish," he said. of the public spotlight." all forms of political blackmail Michigan colleges and Loud internal dissent and Decision - making is further universities. Wharton called this and imperialism by any violent criticisms of institutional group in complicated by the fact that the the University and shall, to the painting interior - Custom "a growing case of tariff barriers decision making processes tend - academic community is no best of my ability, penalize work at reasonable prices. Grad students, references. 372-8158. C between the states in which both to publicly discredit parties lose." decisions the University does any longer sufficiently homogeneous that it will automatically accept irresponsible behavior." Wharton said all groups within 51 This Week's Tableware Feature Achieve "unrealistic make, Wharton said. the decisions made, Wharton the WAKE UP SERVICE anytime. University should decide START YOUR SET TODAY! said. Lansing - Eaton Rapids area. upon common goals and Reasonable. 663-7161. 5-2-15 "The public sees undignified priorities and support them, /a I1*R WHAT'S i i d wnni a i brawls and unpleasant squabbles even at the expense of self - Dinner Knife _ , TV, RADIO and Appliance Service. within and between trustees, interest. 290 with each $3 mm Reasonable rates. Phone E. purchase purchase faculty, students, nonacademic "We must face the realities Harvey, ED 2-2425. 20-3-5 employes and administration, in squarely and set about the hard which much of the behavior is task of SPARTAN WHITE OR EXPERT FRENCH tutoring. Private | reordering our priorities, or group. Reasonable rates. Call 355-7763. 5-2-19 STUDENTOURS SPRING Break, self comes - serving and devoid of of demonstrating our capacity to mutual respect," he said. "The final chilling spectacle when conduct our own affairs, of providing honest measure in COLORED FACIAL TtSSOt Lr4 W one group fails to return for the public's support Acapulco $219, Nassau $179, It'sWhat's Happening must be adviser's apt.; Power Structure study, 8et its way in an internal and of rebuilding a foundation Montego Bay $219. Call Jim, submitted in person to 341 7:30 p.m., Mural Room, Union; Jazz, decision and immediately invites of respect for our processes and 351-2781. 1-2-16 Student Services Bldg. at least 135 Music Bldg. All l*H classes will previously outside groups to intervene in an faith in our institutions" he RETURNABLE BOTTLES scheduled will r „s usual. two State News effort to overturn the decisioni said working days Typing Service (Sunday - Thursday) before Homosexual men and' women are Coca Cofa invited to attend "Tuesday 69' publication. Entries Night NEED COPIES? Want may be Out" at 8 tonight at the Albatross to save? THE COPY SHOPPE can^.how you inserted submitted twice from and a must registered be Coffee House. Gay Liberation talk groups will form for men at 6:30 tonight and for women at 10 a.m. Decimal Day 8-PACK 16 oz. Plus Deposit student organization. Wednesday. Call 353-9795 for locations and other times. (Continued from page 1) old money will be turned in at The MSU Chess Club will meet at more, banks and melted down. PROFESSIONAL Maynard Miller, professor of 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the E. Shouting confusion in the Officials say both the decimal THESIS Holmes Hall lower lounge. Please "rhnlnninL'mfl^rhJii^na^ e_a subways, long lines at the banks, currency — 100 new pence to Assorted or PREPARATION Everest, 1963" at 7 tonight in 116 angry scenes in the supermarkets the pound — and the 10-based Bounty Jumbo Towels Decorator White 29' • IBM Typing Natural Science Bldg. a movie will - all had been predicted for metric measurements . Multilith Printing An open meeting will be held at 8 illustrate the talk. being p.m. Wednesday in 35 Union for all Decimal Day. Instead a cheerful gradually adopted in Britain will Hardbinding SPARTAN NAPKINS • those 180 Count Complete Professional Thesis Service for interested in working on the People's Peace Treaty. Canvassing in Lansing and East Lansing and the The Snartan Club will hold a meeting at 9 tonight we're - all - in - it feeling prevailed. Strangers - together speed calculations. "!t s quick, isn't it?" said W Master's and Ooctoral Candidates. Free in 203 Men's im Bldg. All archers and chatted on railroad platforms, Brochure and Consultation. Please Call political significance of the treaty anyone interested in archery are Ray Swann, 21, who will be discussed. comparing handsful of 56,18 fruit at a stall in Leather Dole Cliff and Paula Haughey 3371527 or 627 2936. The MSU Railroad Club will meet ieet invited. The ^ # # unfamiliar coins. ^"e- Swann deftly steered his Pineapple 3/'! TYPING. THESES and letters, etc. at 7:30 tonight in 30 Union. A Faculty Steering Committee "A smile is going to cover up customers through decimal of the Dept. of History invites an awful lot of Rapid, accurate service. progress report will be given ( the interested history undergraduates to wrong change intricacies, taking the correct Experienced. 393-4075. 20-3-12 1 22 5 project. New membei today," a waitress commented amounts from puzzled Pies /f are COMPLETE MorH..a,Ha..X\Tue"fony "and40 - Business transactions were housewives who held out purses PET RITZ FROZEN CHERRY 20 oz. TYPING and printing Moosuski will n 7:30 tonight answer session about the department, slowed but many banks and Iu" 01 co,ns- service. Copy stored on magnetic stores that had expected a ,.P, This in 208 Men's IMBldg. Those going The Spartan Pistol Club will hold busy "Not so bleeding quick, Aspen "must Vttend°\on7g"ht" to"Ve' ; "£ ^O^alf 'Til teTnlv" Skim Mifk except author's changes and room assignments in Colorado. For HEATHERWOOD corrections. ALDINGER DIRECT more information call 353-5199. session at 7 tonight in Demonstration customers appeared to be s DOring ; IS only Hall. _ Dues and elections will staying home and putting off m.y MAIL ADVERTISING, across * * * discussed. Practice will follow. be second customer and I'm from Frandor. Phone The Union Duplicate Bridge Club their first brush with the new sti" strugglin'." 485-1238. C • • • will sponsor a novice game at 7:15 money until later in the week. inter - Varsity Christian BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. p.m. Wednesday in the Union. All Fellowship will meet at 8 Three decimal coins — a new players are invited. tonight at No job too large or too small. Bethel Manor, 803 E. Grand Ri halfpenny (1.2 cent), penny (2.4 Block off campus. 332-3255. C Petitioning is open for student positions on the College of Arts and Cooley Special guest will be Rich on guitar. ^ ^ cents) and twopence (4.8 cents) pieces — went into circulation, IF YOU WANT TO FAMOUS 200 CAR COME TO RIDE THE PLASTIC WARE SALE ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Letters committee to "review the offset printing. Complete service language requirement and the 1 The lawyer will be at ASMSU from joining the fivepence (12 cents), ASPEN WITH MOOSUSKI to 5 p.m. 10-pence (24 cents) and MEETING TONIGHT 7:30 208 every Wednesday this TOWEL HOLDER PAIL S7« for dissertations theses committee for revision of college term. Call 353-0659 for an MEN'S 1M (MORE INFO CALL bylaws. Petitions are available in 201 50-pence (1.20) pieces that have COLANDER Berkey Hall. appointment. jn for 353-5199) WASTE BASKET use tjme DISH PAN Christian Science testimonial TYPIST, EXPERIENCED. meetings are held at 6:45 p.m. every Dissertations, theses, etc. Mary Ann Lance, 626-6542. 0-2-22 Tuesday in the Alumni Chapel. Testimonies on healings and remarks on Christian Science will be shared. SHOPPING FOR A BARGAIN? COMPLETE THESES service. Discount printing. IBM typing and Section 19 of Education 200 wil! DUALITY DRY hold "show and tell" binding of theses, during class Bananas 2 2S< resumes, publications. Across from campus, corner MAC and Grand River, Kenny Walker of the Hodary Drug below Style Shop. Call Abuse Clinic, Pontiac, will meet at COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C SERVICES, 7:30 tonight in 555 Baker Hall with all students from Max Brook's Work 205 class who are interested in Social CLEANING Oranges mesh'bag learning about Transportation treatment programs. drugs and current NEEDED: A ride to Kansas Laser Light, a film about lasers City, Missouri over Spring Break. Will featuring computer animations and the world's biggest share expenses, 351-6485. S-2-16 laser, will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 138 Chemistry Bldg. A live LIMOUSINE SERVICE to Detroit demonstration and refreshments will Metro follow. SPECIAL LABEL Airport. $11/person. Call 882-0722. 3-2-18 LIQUID DETERGENT 2 lb. Ranch MSU Sports (formerly Free-U Style NEED RIDE. Will share expenses. Motorcycle class) will present a film at 7:30 tonight in 202 Lux m028c 30c off Monday - Friday around 5 p.m. Michigan National Bank Downtown to Indian Lakes entitled "What is Enduro?" Technical instruction will follow. Bessey Hall ONE POUND = ONE SKIRT OR Bacon j Estate, Mt. Hope. 351-6396, N Fre< U With $5.00 Food Purchase ei ONE PR. SLACKS 372-8730, Raj Gupta. 5-2-19 Hitchhiking, 7:30 p.m., Phillips Hall lounge, "Demonstration in Self OR TWO Limit 1 Please With $5.00 Food Purchase j NEEDED: Rider Defense;" Art, 7 - Limit 1 Please I to Californi help p.m., 120 Physics - SWEATERS Expires after 2-20-71 with gas and driving. Leaving Astronomy Bldg., "Express 'Expires after 2-20-71 : February 22. 353-1569. 3-2-17 Yourself," Vocations for Social Change, 7 p.m., Phillips Hall graduate —SHOP-RITE" —SHOP-RITE'" Wanted Wanted BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for all positive, A negative, B THREE GIRLS for house. and single rooms. Spring Double term We have COLD 8££X! and negative, AB negative, $10.00. 0 $12.00. negative MICHIGAN 351-1376.2-2-16 MOOSUSKI'S GOING mm* COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, TO GOODRICH'S ASPEN SPRING BREAK - 507Vi East Grand River, East Lansing. Above the new Campus WANT TO COME TOO? THREE LANSING LOCATIONS: FOR MORE INFO ATTEND Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 . p.m., Monday, Thursday and TONITE'S MEETING 7 30 213 ANN ST. • CORNER OT WILSON AND IA SPARTAN K Friday. Tuesday and Wednesday 1 208 MEN'S I.M. OR CALL _ p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C 353-5199 HARRISON RDS • NORTHWIND DRIVE FREE I |J\J~ Offer Good Only With This Coupon ® One Per Customer With the purchase of a BIG BARNEY GIANT FISH SANDWICH OPPOSITE THE YAHKEE PLAZA f/up-m J SPARTAN SHOPPING center Harrison at Trowbridge and RED BARK' This offer good at Red Barn located Between Spartan Village Cherry Lane Apartments at 1010 E. Grand River, East Lansing, Michigan Mon.-Fri. 9to9. SUNSHINE CENTER HOURS: Saturday 910 6