Thursday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Volume 63 Number 131 STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 18, 1971 Nixon refuses to limit American airpower WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon Chinese would see the Laotian incursion as similar course. Saying the United States facilities there. Such servicing, he said, said a threat. would not exert pressure on either side, he would be regarded as a violation of an Wednesday he will place no limitations on potential use of American airpower Nixon was questioned at the outset predicted that the Mideast cease - fire, understanding under which the Soviets about the limits he would place on when it expires, will be extended. have agreed to keep Cuba free of offensive anywhere in Indochina — except to bar use of tactical nuclear weapons. American involvement in Indochina. While • The President said the United States is weapons. In response to a question, Nixon said he At a news conference in his oval office, restating that the United States would use closely watching movements of a Soviet neither ground forces nor advisers in Laos does not anticipate making any Nixon was asked about speculation that nuclear submarine in the Cuban area to nominations for the Supreme Court this South Vietnam might send some of its or Cambodia, he said, "I'm not going to determine whether it is being serviced from forces across the demilitarized zone into place any limitation on our use of term. the North. airpower," Nixon said he would decline to speculate Then he added that, of course, tactical on what the nuclear weapons would be out of the Saigon government might feel impelled to do to protect its own national question. security. Most of the 40 - minute news conference But he made it clear that, should the South Vietnamese army push the operation would have to meet with his northward, session hinged on foreign policy matters. Some highlights: • Nixon said U.S. troop withdrawals Griffin favors from South Vietnam will go forward on approval if American forces were involved schedule and the Paris peace talks will be of in any way. Asked if he thought operations in Laos might prompt Communist China to enter the conflict, the President said those kept alive but, in that regard, he declared, "We're not going to make any more concessions" diplomatically. U air suppo Puddle jumping operations threaten were in no way intended to • The President described himself encouraged by developments in the Middle as By JEFF SHELER "To me it's not escalation when we're China "and should not be State News Staff Writer bringing more and more troops home," interpreted by the Communist Chinese East, declaring that he felt the United Arab Griffin said. Due to warmer, spring - like temperatures, winter's snow is melting, as a threat to them." Republic had been "more forthcoming" Republican Sen. Robert P. Griffin said American "ir support in Laos and creating puddles on the sidewalks. This coed approaches one of the wet He added that he did not believe the than expected and added Israel had taken a Wednesday he fully supports President Cambodia, Griffin said, is not a violation of obstacles on her way to class. State News photo by Terry Luke Nixon's decision to lend air support to the Cooper - Church amendment which South Vietnamese troops fighting in Laos. forbids sending U.S. ground troops into "The move into Laos will make it Cambodia. possible to Move to oust director tabled keep up our schedule of Griffin criticized war critics who, he bringing our men home, and may, in fact, said, are trying to make a credibility gap speed it up," Griffin told Lansing out of Nixon's policy in Indochina. newsmen. "The President has kept his promises," South Vietnamese ground troops crossed Griffin said. "He is sticking to his schedule of which were spent in closed session. the Laotian border 11 days ago supported for withdrawing U.S. troops from Vietnam. By JOHN JUEL Council (IFC) President Joseph Ditzhazy, nine members abstaining. State News Staff Writer The motion was tabled as required by sent three The board meeting opened with an hour by U.S. aircraft in an attempt to cut off a I see no room for a credibility gap." proposed constitutional the ASMSU constitution, and will be acted amendments to policy committee and - and ■ fifteen minute closed session. major Communist supply route down the Griffin said the American people realize A motion made at on at next Tuesday's board meeting. A two Ho Chi Minh trail. that Nixon "inherited the war from was Tuesday's extended the due date of a board loan to During the closed session, the board heard I ASMSU meeting to dismiss Vicki Banks, thirds Griffin cited the decreasing number of President Johnson," and support him in his - majority of the entire voting IFC. a report on Pop Entertainment and an I Colons. III., junior, as ASMSU cabinet American fighting men in Indochina and Indochina policies. membership of the board would be The board also passed a statement explanation by Chief Justice David I director. necessary to remove Miss Banks from declining U.S. casualty figures to counter Griffin, who was in Lansing for a special "strongly recommending" the University Schweighoefer of the recent All - Nixon critics who say the Laos incursion is Ron Mauter, president of Men's Halls office. forum on American prisoners of war, said to restrict its purchases of California - University Student Judiciary's decision on I Assn. (MHA) made the motion near the In other action, the board defeated a widening the war." he was "not ready to make an Arizona lettuce to that produced by Proposal 4 of the ASMSU referendum. I end of the four hour meeting, two hours - resolution to censure Interfraternity growers under contract with the United AUSJ invalidated the results on the announcement" of candidacy for re - Farm Workers Organizing Committee. election to the U.S. Senate. His six - year proposal. Mauter said Wednesday he moved to The board also decided to sponsor a Justice Dept. reps term expires in 1972. dismiss Vicki Banks as cabinet director concert, with 70 per cent of the revenue because "I had a number of questions going to the Martin Luther King memorial Representatives from the U.S. Dept. Bell official about exactly what she's been doing, and they've never been answered." At Tuesday's meeting, Mauter described scholarship fund, during the closed session. Three proposed constitutional of Justice will participate in a panel discussion with students and faculty at 1 p.m. today in the Auditorium. Jury indicts (Please turn to page 11) his motion as a matter of competency Army [Kelley's men on rather than a personal attack on Miss "It depends rote on how you look at it," Banks. "I'll talk to anybody who's interested in fraud By JAMES SHELDON the question and will speak to specific State News Staff Writer Bury said The attorney general filed an charges when I hear them," Miss Banks said counts An official of Wednesday. "I think the motion was Michigan Bell Telephone intervention notice early this week with WASHINGTON (AP) - The Army's Co. said completely unjustified." Wednesday he would "challenge" the Michigan Public Service Commission The resolution to censure Ditzhazy was former top enlisted man and seven others Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley's statement that asking that agency to order Bell to include introduced by Claire Guthrie, off - campus were indicted by a federal grand jury some Bell notice in customers, including MSU a monthly tejephone bills about representative. Miss Guthrie charged that Wednesday on charges of conspiring to residence hall students, are being the rate increase, to eliminate "in his statement of criticisms of the AUSJ defraud noncommissioned officers clubs in discriminated against by last October's decisions concerning Proposal 4, Joe Vietnam between 1965 and 1969. increase in long distance telephone rates. (Please turn to page 11) The indictment against former Sgt. - Ditzhazy has seemingly assumed the role of James Bury. Maj. of the Army William O. Wooldridge, Lansing manager of Bell, a spokesman for the student board without said he had no idea five other current or former Army what basis Kelley used authorization. for requesting that the company eliminate Enrollment begins "He has done great dama to the noncoms and two civilians was returned in discriminatory and inequitable practices" U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, Atty. "i Early enrollment for spring term reputation of the student board by long distance rates. advocating that the board ignore the Gen. John N. Mitchell announced. Bury declined to comment begins at 8 a.n. today. Students with The indictment also named a California on what he last names beginning with A through D legitimate decisions of a legitimate body in J 'Ieve(* Kelley meant by the statement a legitimate capacity," Miss Guthrie's corporation, Marmed, Inc., in which I ?! sa.'d the attorney general is "entitled may enroll at that time in the Men's resolution added. Wooldridge and four of the other to I "is opinion." Intramural Bldg. The proposal was defeated 2 defendants were shareholders. • 6, with In addition to conspiracy charges, the indictment also alleges fraudulent claims and bribery on the part of some of the ASMSU ELECTIONS defendants. Wooldridge was a central figure in an investigation of service club scandals by a resu Its Senate subcommittee more than a year and Districts contest By JOANNA FIRESTONE a half ago. Testimony, which was turned over to the the Justice Dept. by the subcommittee, alleged kickbacks, profit skimming and "opened and closed at the convenience of the Elections Commission and a decision is other irregularities in operations of the State News Staff Writer the poll workers." expected today. clubs in Vietnam, Germany and the United The Red Cedar race was won by The commission, composed of Jaeger, I « ^and'dates in both the Red Cedar and ASMSU Chairman Harold Buckner and States. Sylvester Williams, Idlewild sophomore, ^ " Wonders district races for ASMSU who ran unopposed. Williams polled 94 AUSJ Chief Justice David Schweighoeffer. Named in the indictment in addition to P^iUatives have contested the results votes, while Latimer received 40 write - in can make a final judgment or may refer the Wooldridge were M.Sgt. William E. Higdon Tuesday's elections, charging illegal of Redstone Arsenal, Ala.; Sgt. l.C. ampaigning and irregular polling ballots. Fifty ■ eight additional votes were case to the Student - Faculty Judiciary. If Full atten William C. Bagby of Ft. Shafter, Hawaii; Procedures. divided among 26 undeclared candidates. it upholds the charges, a new election may be called for. Sgt. l.C. Narzaez Hatcher, retired; Sgt. l.C. In the Case Latimer, whose petition was not filed in At a closed session of the ASMSU meeting Tuesday, Clsire Guthrie, - Wonders contest, Kevin The previous representatives for the Seymour Lazar, retired; Theodore "Sam" time for his name to be placed on the I oJt ' Glenv'ew, 111., sophomore, received districts, Paul Korda, Detroit senior, and Annandale, Va., senior, makes her point on a table top. A motion was Bass, a former Army NCO; and Charles and ballot, claims he was not duly informed of K ' v°tes V® r. as opposed to 204 polled by the petitioning deadline. Joseph Urban, Kalamazoo junior, resigned made to dismiss Vicki Banks, Colona, III., junior, as ASMSU cabinet Irene Terhune, civilians now living in Jones, Detroit sophomore, director. The motion was tabled. State News photo by Jim Klein Middlesex, England. All three cases will be investigated by during the term. Marmed, Inc., a corporation that sold to wirt u ons Commissioner Mark Jaeger Harty's election will be questioned service clubs, was owned by Wooldridge, dav3USj y and thea"e8ecl campaigning on election Highdon, Hatcher, Lazar and Bass. It was Board illegal placement of posters, headquartered in Fullerton, Calif. reviISS s' wflost' votes also are being Named as coconspirators, but not moves . listjevvec'' is accused of failing to submit a charged, were David Tung and Henry Tung T,|„nf of campaign expenses by the noon of Tom Brothers and Co., of Hong Kong. S17J1 deadline and of issuing improperly The indictment charged that all posters. office 312 and it is hereby resolved that defendants conspired to defraud In response to a motion made by off - is satisfied that MNC and legislative avoiding conflicts and establishing a more did" both Harty and Miss Jones campus representative Claire (Juthrie, the the board hereby prohibits the ovement relations are completely separated and the visible separation." . noncommissioned officers' open mess clubs in Vietnam during the period 1965 to 1969. l,""1 t0 Post rcceive the their needed dorm approval ASMSU Student Board moved Tuesday to for a New Congress from occupying room Mi ement for a New Congress no longer signs. 312 or using the phone in thai room for conducts its business out of 312." MNC spokesman Richard Kruch said the evict the Movement for a New Congress I attpnr'ther of the candidates paid enough (MNC) from 312 Student Services the purpose of conducting any of its Movement will either petition the Office I said V l° What they were doin8'" JaeBer Building. business." ASMSU's policy committee is expected Allocation Committee for space in the SDS film 1 it ci, ,on8 as l^e results were this close, should at 'east be looked into." > The room is officially registered to the The board demanded the return of all to recommend the unfreezing of legislative basement of the Student Services Building keys to the room except those held by relation's funds at the board's Feb. 23 or will seek off • campus offices. MSU-SDS is sponsoring a film about the I **ed Cedar district, write - in legislative relations branch ot ASMSU. Legislative Relations Director Jeff meeting, since all the keys to the room Vietnam war entitled "In the Year of the cannij " The Movement for a New Congress has I sonh Grady Latimer, Detroit never been allocated office space by any Greenspan. have been returned. Under the existing constitution, ASMSU Pig" at 10 a.m. today in 116 Agricultural Ph|ninmore> charged that the Snyder ■ official action of ASMSU." (he board In addition, funds of legislative relations Greenspan said the move is "probably and its branches can not support a partisan Engineering Bldg. There is no admission were °ot and Mason * Abbot polling places reasoned. "MNC is illegally occupying were frozen "until such time as the board the best thing for both organizations in candidate or issue. charge. sufficiently identified and were 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February la ,J news summary Faculty bargaining reviewed By DAVE PERSON State News Staff Writer Professors Organizing two vote Committee, active last year but again be votedgetting groups will - on, Grotv said. were internal or external, Groty said it would be "unkind to The part concerning "Roles, no longer functioning, and the aay Responsibilities and the From the wires of AP and UPI. American He explained that it is it is from the outside" because it concluded. Federation of Qualifications of Trustees" Collective Teachers possible to eliminate a collective has been worked on within the bargaining for (AFT), which has explained that the role of the The third part faculty was reviewed at the visited the bargaining unit, but a sizable University but it would be trustees was legislative rather of the renJ campus briefly. show of interest is needed. He Elected Faculty Council meeting Groty said elections were "grossly inaccurate to say it ia than executive. said substitution would be much from the inside." Tuesday where concerned scheduled at Eastern Michigan easier. There are few educators, The committee faculty members raised University (EMU) and Wayne Groty. told the faculty that if studying the fanners or factory workers as trustees presented a three - questions on the subject. State University (WSU) collective bargaining is brought part trustees, the report states, and Board Functioning." Charles K. Groty, asst. concerning collective bargaining report. The first was the there is a tendency to exclude into the University, the professor of labor and industrial for faculty. EMU is being faculty "Characteristics of University women, students and faculty. Amotion to give relations, who described himself represented by AAUP. The AFT would be forced to give up some and State Government Boards "The board of trustees is report to each of the copies of J "The President has kept his as a state fact finder and is the prime mover at WSU. of their management roles. Responsible for Public Higher composed of people from Trustees and each of UniveJI promises. He is sticking to his arbitrator in the of Groty said that an individual, When asked whether the Education." This was a study of various walks of life, MoVl area matter of collective particularly administrative officials schedule for withdrawing U.S. collective bargaining, the unit or bargaining 52 boards in U.S. universities. businessmen, doctors, financiers gave college would be approved by the council review. represented troops from Vietnam. I see no automatically if Groty said he has been collective room - for a credibility gap*" m Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R - Mich. following the progress bargaining of incorporated, and none of them was SYMPOSIUM PLANNED collective bargaining in academic would receive the option not to institutions since 1965. be represented. The Author council also heard a He said the union, if report from committee on procedures selection of trustees. Groty mentined the ad hoc that five approved, would not be closed for shop, but it could be an agency shop in which everyone, part of the unit, would pay for as a Euell Gibbons, outdoorsman tonight in 104 B WeUs Hall. to survival talk groups have been on the MSU his representative. and author of the best - seller, E. Cooper, MSU professor of campus studying the possibility Groty explained that 30 Gibbons also will speak at "Stalking the Good Life," Soviet sub surfaces of per "Stalking the Wild Asparagus," 10:30 a.m. Friday in the Lincoln zoology, on "Our Challenge for other details for w„ representing MSU in cent of a unit must support the will speak tonight and Friday on Survival;" Gerald Coutant, on living off tl collective first Room at Kellogg Center, as bargaining. group petitioning for wilderness food sources and part "Managing Landscape for A Soviet nuclear attack submarine has surfaced in These groups are the representation. Each additional of the "Land Under Pressure" American survival techniques. Aesthetics," and Frank Bennett, DI " Cuban waters, the Pentagon announced Wednesday in Association of group needs 10 per cent to symposium sponsored by the get Paul H. Risk, instructor in Natural Resources Conference. on "Coping with Land u«e." Manning me el University Professors (AAUP), on the ballot. Gibbons has traveled around Washington. which is presently surveying its parks and recreation resources, A $1 admission fee for students A spokesman said the sub does not carry missiles but Voting will concern whether said Gibbons will address a the world working at times as a membership; MSU Faculty for one wants collective bargaining will be charged for this session. c_ £ . • is designed for antisubmarine warfare. Collective Negotiations, which is and, if so, which wilderness survival class at 7 cowboy, carpenter, shipbuilder 1 lOl IcSllVQ representative Beginning at 1:30 p.m. and survival instructor. This was the first U.S. disclosure that a submarine affiliated with no national group. A group must get a Friday, the following speakers His other books Two park and recreat J include organization; MSU Faculty majority of the vote in order to will also address the conference: resources was among Russian naval vessels making a new series of seminars Associates, an affiliate of the be accepted. Petitioning B. Dale Ball, director of w". ™ port calls and visits to Cuba. Michigan Education Assn. and If the vote is in favor of Michigan's Dept. of Agriculture, survival in seacoast settings, and J-JT 338 Nttui J?SJj formerly known as the Michigan collective bargaining, yet no one Petitioning opens today for on "For Land's Sake;" William th. «*,„ . to ■ b. . . .. , ■ Assn. for Higher Education; group has a majority, the top positions on the All Elections Commission and for - University released Northern Region, of the '££ U.sl Black sheriff indicted the ASMSU asst. comptroller. Forest Service, will give a se The State News, the student Eleven commissioners are of illustrated talks. newspaper at Michigan State Alabama's first 20th century black University, is published every class day during four school needed, one from each of the In his first presentation, fr< sheriff, Lucius terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. eight on campus districts and 9 to 10:30 a.m. Amerson of Tuskegee, was arrested - Coutant v Wednesday on a Subscription rate is $14 per year. one from each of the three off • discuss steps taken by the Foru_ federal indictment accusing him of beating a black campus districts. Students must Service to reduce the visual! prisoner after a gunfight. Member Associated Press, United Press live in the district they petition impact of cutting practices. One of Amerson's black Inland Daily Press Association, Associated International, 1 in. A FAMILY COURT to handle The afternoon session, fromfl deputies, Richard Coleman Collegiate Press, _ „ , R-Kalamazoo. Jr., also was indicted on the same charge under federal Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Petitions are available outside all civil actions in divorce and to 3:30 p m civil rights laws. Both officers were Association, United States Student Press Association. 307 Student Services Bldg. separation cases would be * * * wl„ focusQn^ taken by the Forest Service tc released under Petitioning will continue for 10 established by a bill introduced THE MARIJUANA meet the need $1,000 bond after a hearing before U.S. Commissioner for more| Second - class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. days. by Rep. William V. Weber, CONVICTION of White Panther recreation resources. Calvin Pryor. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Leader John A. Sinclair was Coutant did his The indictment, returned Building, Michigan State University, Services upheld Wednesday by the State work In landscape undergraduate] architecture! by a grand jury in East Lansing, Montgomery last Friday but kept secret until the men Michigan. Court of Appeals. «t the University of Michigan! were taken into with blue in a psychedelic fantasy of Sinclair is currently serving a and received his master's degreel custody, charged them with beating Phones: changing light combination*. Ul* 9V4 - to 10 - year sentence for from MSU's Dept. of ResourceB Wilbert Dean Harris after a shoot out solo or In pair*. Convert if to TV or - last Aug. 22 at Editorial giving two marijuana cigarets to Development, where the Macon County jail in 355-8252 night light with non-blinKing bulbs. Tuskegee. Classified Advertising Milk-white 5"cube. 3 sockets. Unapprov¬ an undercover agent. specializes in recreation. 355-8255 Display Advertising 353-6400 ed cord with control switch. Red, green, blue blinker bulbs Full money-back Business - Circulation 355-3447 Photographic SST faces test 355-8311 POLICE The House may be on the verge of halting government money for development of a supersonic transport after a decade of support for the proposed HOUSE OF SANDWICHES 1,800 - mile - an - hour jetliner. An Associated Press nose count shows 202 members against the SST, 188 for it and 29 House undecided Hobie's DINE IN □sisv« □sans®. nSUISSnF 06? BffiS n CHECK □ M 0. for $ MSU OFFICERS apprehended early Wednesday student was Tuesday afternoon by East| apprehended! with 14 unreached or refusing to say where they stand. CARRY OUT morning a 16 - year - old Detroit Lansing police after That's too close for 930 TROWBRIDGE RD. youth for attempting to steal an reportedly left an East Lansing! predictions, but if opponents can automobile from the Wilson Hall music store without paying for a I hold the 202 no votes the undecideds for a 218 House money for the SST. they need to win over only 16 of majority to halt federal OPEN MON.-SAT. 11 until 2 a.m., SUN. 12-12 a.m. NASSAU service area. Residents earlier told police the boy had been wandering inside the building. record album. The manager of Marshall I Music Co. told police he saw the I SPRING VACATION OPTIONS breakfast & Arriving at Wilson to investigate, officers found the boy, who had youth place the album behind a I 8 DAYS 7 NIGHTS escaped from the Boys Training bag he was carrying and leave! Trust holdings defended 7 course dinner School (BTS) in Lansing, inside the store. The manager said he | Round Trip Jet daily $45 stopped the student CAA the vehicle. An estimated $25 From Windsor V1UW returned with him to the store. I Secretary of Commerce Maurice H. damage was done to the Stans said Via Air Canada * automobile ignition, police said. The student was booked and I Wednesday in Washington Another BTS escape, 16, from he ACCOMMODATIONS AT released by police until Ingham fully disclosed his financial Flint, was discovered by police County prosecutors isi | holdings to the Senate before being FLAGLER INN $80 (+ $10 TIPS) sleeping in the East Wilson Hall warrant. confirmed in January, 1969. fishing main lounge after the Detroit Stans also said a trust he set MARCH 19 - 26 water skiing youth told officers he was there. up at & that time had been car cycle Police said they returned the "totally blind" LIMITED SPACE AVAILA8LE rental youths to BTS and will refer the Panel cancels although, he added, he had received Detroit youth to probate court. information from companies whose Contact : ♦ ♦ ♦ securities were held in the trust. The secretary issued his six - OPEN TONIGHT" MSU TRAVEL OFFICE 2ND FLOOR STU. UNION MSU UNION BOARD SPONSORED BY: A 19 - YEAR - OLD MSU demonstration I page - statement three days after The 11:30 4:30 Mon. Fri. ADMIN. SERV. BY: PISCES - Associated Press reported that he held 353-9777 - STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL The Coordinating Committee! to End U.S. Involvement inl 38,000 shares worth $318,000 in open only to students, Iifdochina announced! (Feb. 20-March 20) faculty & staff STANS Great Southwest Corp., major Penn of Michigan State W e d n e saay that the! a University demonstration scheduled fori Central railroad and their immediate families subsidiary, at the time his Commerce Dept. was involved in HOROSCOPE today in the Student Services ■ Building to protest the presence I administration plans to help save the DEADLINE for SIGN-UPS of FOR YOUR : February 19. Air Force recruiters on | railroad from bankruptcy. No feminine spray campus has been cancelled. can stop it. 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Akvam Ahram mirl said. T4 It lt.4.J listed n these ■ I obligations as Israeli withdrawal «o „.«c„ wimarawai .mi^Lu^"'0?8 " ~ twas ^mbine Syria with Egypt, conclude peace and appoint or the appointment of the current In Beirut, Lebanon, sources aboard a plane that left an hour The Egyptian government from an territory occupied in !!'i , g for *n Egyptian Libya and the Sudan in a federal dismiss governments. provisional president, Ahmed close to the Popular Front for later. The word "expelled" was Lounced Wednesday that it the 1967 war, "a just solution to JTL* views union. Arrangements are under The supreme command of the Khatib, as a member of Syria's the Liberation of Palestine stamped on the passports of the )ts all the proposals offered J- 4 Hnnnor \T the Palestinian problem," » ' and a su°m,tte° In other lFl Othpr through H('VP Jarring. nnmont development, the in tko way to introduce similar changes ruling Socialist Baath party i I ik,,n nnJ 4- newly ^ created Peoples r Assembly, reported that Libya is deporting three deportees who arrived in IT UN mediator Gunnair V. Libya and the Sudan to create . . . n mi nominates the _ formal declaration renouncing Syrian government announced president. The or Parliament. leftist Arabs, *—~ including Beirut Tuesday. night, identical government systems in ing in an attempt to bring the use of force, territorial series of constitutional a the four countries, the officials nomination must be approved Assad 40 who has held the Palestinians. sources said. <* to the Middle East. Israel, occupation and expansionism by Parliament before the poi' real power as prime minister The sources said Libyan The men were quoted as lever, stoodstood by by its its demand demand Jong's ... proposals asked for fJTIlSlS1!! th"t set the stf8e ad^fdj nominee can run in a yes - or - since'his November coup, was since his November was police picked up three saying the Libyan government treaty with Egypt declarations of intent from r ' "g T" ? As&?d l° t.hp Under the Syrian amendments no national referendum for a not made a parliament member. * a peace from run forlOf DrGSlQPn Palestinians, known to be front 1 has expelled about 30 Arabs so m ...ukftvau/ini} withdrawing from t Israel, t n . . . presidentt unnni¥i'«rH unopposed. the nrociHont ma^a tKo president was made the seven year term. woe cauon vnn» Egypt and _ ..... . « , e - The constitutional amendments sympathizers, from their place Syrian officials far, including Syrians and Tlupied Arab territory. holding indirect peace talks with „k , .. . . say - the country's , . - chief executive, armed A clear ^indication that Assad bar the president from holding a ««« »«= of work in Tripoli, drove them Jordanians. Vevpt acceptedlarrino all that came him at the United Nations in cnanges are in hne with plans to with powers to declare war, is running for the presidency was legislative office. offeror! to the airport and put them proposals Jarring offered New York. He also asked their Egyptian government views on how to bring peace to in Cairo said without Hike in ikesman the area. Elaboration. I Jarring's include Arab made proposal has not public but is said to Israeli withdrawal from territory in exchange for Jarring's initiative also is said to propose Israeli withdrawal from the Suez Canal and the Sinai Peninsula and stationing of UN soldiers at Shram el Sheikh, WASHINGTON (AP) dominated House Ways and national and higher spending, debt guarantees and fl>" the foot of the Sinai, to ' *— —* v,,v mj iPresident icsiueiu Nixon's wixon s chief cniei fist-1i usc Means Mea Committee to approve a scales it down appeared to hinge not believe administration taking care of both problems at . itkt disillusioned the fiscal chiefs and on its estimate of a figure that Rationing „ ofticers. areuing from prim feels $40 , billion jump, from $395 the outlook is now for an $18.6 policies will halt inflation, the same time." would require another request ong Israeli - Arab borders. Gulf of Aquaba and the Straight in red urged Congress billion to $435 billion, and said "I think the President made Shultz said he thinks the . billion deficit in the year ending an(j flscai review within a vear Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Gf Tiran. Wednesday to approve the another increase will probably the proper choice," he told "discipline of the market" will said he saw no reason to Eban said he was skeptical biggest single increase in the be needed before the end of June 30 and an $116 - billion - long exchange Vwith Shultz. "We fear unemployment help check inflation while the deficit the following year, „se the position stated earlier about a statement by President national debt limit since World 1972, so the George P. Shultz, director of the more; it does more harm than country follows expansionary government can Chairman Wilbur ~ Premier Golda Meir that a Anwar Sedat of Egypt to War II. continue to borrow to 1 u *5? , ' office of Management and inflation. But I don't think we policies to reduce cover D-Ark., remarked he thinks ice treaty with Egypt must Newsweek magazine that he They asked the Democratic deficits. Budget, Mills indicated he does can talk in terms of this budget unemployment. - these figures are too low. tcede any withdrawal. would agree to peace after a On the issue of removing the He told the Knesset, Israel s partial Israeli withdrawal from _ . . , - , Coupled with that request was Connally told the committee interest limit from long - term Liiament, in Jerusalem, that the Sinai Desert. S U I C I (J 6 rU Gu one for of the 41/4 P®r cent Present projections have the Model Cities head ■pa'"""-';' whether „ limit on the interest the treasury debt rising to within $1 billion government bonds, Democrats L.antral nuestion was whether uroc phecentral ques . . "Reality Reality provesproves that that positive r . . may pay on long - term federal of the legal limit late this month, indicated they are still 'Pt w° committed to the 4V4 per cent in all forms n usually followed by ,ea<*er^ are CQUS6 Oi Q6 CI til bonds. reservations far ahead Because market rates ran of this level, the bumping persistently against it figure as a check on interest in March and peaking in June at llsl such a development, he ant| contradictions that cancel An autopsy performed treasury has been able to sell a level above the limit. He asked rates generally. id, Israel would withdraw to ■"secure and agreed, borders." — was , rep.y.ng . o . ree out positive ideas," Eban said. The Israelis have made clear that they plan to retain some of Wednesday afternoon by the since 1965 only short - term Ingham County coroner on the securities which are exempt body of a 26 - year , d MSU from the limitation. for completed congressional action by mid-March on a higher ceiling. hits suspension "This government has no basic policy on controlling inflation ..." Ullman said. °n 1 ^.territory occupied after the student indicated he aied of a Committee members took the A $435 - billion limit, "Congress cannot relinquish the m the latest peace proposal by ig67 war. Israel also rejected ; inflicted shotgun tiast to opportunity to belabor Nixon's Connally told skeptics on the The conflict between Lansing , „ the suspension of Sowles. The one hold it has on the economy, ■Jarring. UN peace force, saying it has no economic policies, but indicated you cannot dissociate interest ommittee, should take care of Mayor Gerald W. Graves and mayor must go through Sowles fmmTnnX^ I Cairo's authoratative faith in them since UN Secretary J. Fisher, Tipton K*r fhoi* iti 1..nn QO RmPCt Ernest L. T. RnnnP asst. Hirootor Boone, QCCt 6 laieS 1X0111 lnUdllOn. by their nuocfnnr questons they are ir o«-o - the fvaocnrir • - -> treasury through June director . , ~ to suspend Boone. ■newspaper Al Ahram reported • General U Thant withdrew UN graduate student, was found mood to compromise. 1972. of Model Cities, remained very Graves said if Sowles does not 'When this administration Egypt has informed Jarring forces from the Sinai in 1967, as dead Tuesday night in his house Secretary of the Treasury 'Democratic administration much alive. comes in with a definite, wide - t it will pledge compliance soon as the late president Gamal comply with his orders he will range plan to control inflation, I trailer at 2780 E. Grand River John B. Connally acknowledged have been refused more than Graves sent a telegram to ask the city council to remove ■with the Security Council's 1967 Abdel Nasser asked for them to Ave. by a neighbor who that predictions of a deficit of three or four months'leeway," Model Cities Director Walter S. Sowles on the basis of would be willing to rive some ■resolution on the Middle East if move out. apparently entered upon hearing only $1.3 billion, on which ths said Rep. Martha Griffiths, Sowles, who is vacationing in insubordination. iimited authority on the interest At the United Nations, Jarring the shot. present debt ceiling was ba?"d. D-Mich. Florida, ordering him to I The reply urged Jarring to met separately with Israeli Fisher was pronounced dead "turned out to be very wide of "You are asking for more temporarily suspend Boone or J"discharge 1 from Israel a pledge to the ■contained in the resolution," Al obligations Egyptian Ambassador Yosef Tekoab and Mohammed H. el Ambassador at 11:45 p.m. Tuesday by the mark." Ingham County Coroner Jack B. He said bad estimating, the than a year. should give it to you I don't see why we It gets face dismissal himself. Graves wants Boone Milliken says pay hike - Zayyat. Holmes. continued lag in the economy political." suspended until criminal charges Rep. Al Ullman, D-Ore., against Boone are resolved. FOR DRAFT EVASION terming the request "almost unheard of in modern times," added: Boone was charged with trespassing along with 53 other persons last week when they may increase taxes "For one, I would like you to occupied the administration Gov. Milliken said Wednesday that if the pay increase for state come back after you have been office of Sexton High School, Civil Serive employes is not held down to his recommended level BLFI leader arraigned in office a few months. I would give you a more limited authority." And Rep. John C. Watts, Sowles, who is not expected to return to Lansing until Feb. 26, said he did not think it appropriate to suspend Boone this year it will mean either an earlier or a higher increase in the state income tax than he recommended. The Civil Service Commission has recommended an 8.1 per cent increase for state employes and Milliken wants the legislature He was released on .d following arraignment on that charge to cut that to 6.5 per cent. In his budget address he By VERONICA CARTER D-Ky., told Connally, "You are when the only details of the and later arrested by federal authorites on charges of draft recommended increasing the state income tax from 2.6 per cent State News Staff Writer such a congenial fellow we Sexton incident Sowles had were evasion. would like to have you up here sketchy. to 3.6 per cent next }. Mohammed, Black Liberation international . Kimathi Mohammed said Wcdmsday he ws asked by students at the *t least- onca-a year." "I am sure that neither the "If we are not successful, that could have a domino effect on I (BLFI) administrator;• ^0^4, repaioficQu'e on bbnd Wednesday school to go to Sextet arc assist plrents in other parts of the budget calling for austerity spending," he told I following his arraignment in Grand Rapids Friday on charges of trying 'to insure a Connally is a newcomer to th»«J*yor nor city council would nonexplosive atmosphce with no destruction of school property. Cabinet post but not to politics. ~et nor would they want me to reporters at his weekly news conference. I draft evasion. Mohammed said he felt it was his duty to assist and offer aid to He : a former secretary of the act on incomplete information," "I think it is inevitable that the rates would have to go into Mohammed, also known as Stanley J. McClinton, a former the students in obtaining their demands. effect in 1971 or else be higher when they go into effect." Nav and Democratic governor Sowles said in a telegram he sent I MSI' senior from Savannah, Ga., was freed Friday after posting The students wanted a review committee for the policies and of Texas. to Graves. Milliken promised "a major fight on this issue" by his office. I $2,000 bond. Although not enrolled at MSU this term, he had "It will be the assignment of every man and woman on my I held senior status as a political science major. He had been practices of the school system, relevant courses for blacks, and a He assured the committee, "Upon my return, I will 1 incorrectly identified in black program in observance of National Black History Week, "We'll be back here before the launch an investigation and will staff," he said. "It's a high priority item. I'm deadly serious about a story Monday as Stanley W. McClinton Mohammed said. this. I think it's a very important battle to be won." 197 2 election, even if you act in the best interest of the I ofSamantha, Ga. To aid those students who were expelled from school, -upro ' the whole rise." city and the Model Cities The legislature has a deadline of April 12 to act on Milliken's Mohammed was arrested and charged with trespassing las Mohammed who is acting director of the Malcolm X Skills Whether the committee program," Sowles said, recommendation. It takes a two - thirds vote of both houses to I week with 53 Lansing Sexton High School students after the> overturn the Civil Service Commission recommendation. staged a sit - in in the school's administration office. Academy, has arranged for classes to tutor those students. approves the whole increase or Graves has the power to order Student here have offer-:" their services as tutors and the Westsidr News is pre the funds for needed materials, he said. Moha med has writien r, rtales of articles published in Black Meeting planned World and African World. He has taught philosophy and education courses here. Besides working for the BLFI, Mohammed has served as an educational consultant for the Citizens Congress, Inc., in Lansing, "e also has served as the coordinator of the Minority Tutorial |for life style fete Services and is a member of Excalibur. 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LESLIE but board must appeal ymmm* ;;Vj \ advertising manager f RflUmVil I | To the Editor: MARK EICHER, managing editor ED Your editorial of Feb. 16 was one of I also think that HUTCHISON, city editor your fears that J your more thought - provoking of will "ignore" the rulings are ASM BARBARA PARNESS. campus editor KEN KRELL, editorial editor late. There are quite a ones few misconceptions unfounded. I can assure 2 which I feel should be cleared you that anv GARY WALiKOWICZ, sports editor up — the all actions taken sooner the better. taken with the most by this board wSn First off, though it is true that I termed extreme care to d Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award legal, therefore making the withholding J PARTS of the AUSJ for outstanding journalism. ruling "stupid," at no our taxes unnecessary. 8 °l time did I state or imply that I would Finally, I would note that the ignore them or urge the board to. Mr. of your editorial summed final n. up very well tk Ditzhazy's opinions are thus far, to my goals the board has for our knowledge, just that - his opinions. Elections Commission newly creatd (which the < EDITORIALS well Secondiy, aware most members of ASMSU are of the extent of the News didn't support in the ' u judiciary's referendum). We also hope that this I decision (those who aren't will have it eliminate the very useless, time explained to them by the chief justice of consuml comedy of errors of this AUSJ at the Feb. 16 board referendums. meeting) and realize that there are just two options: Harold BueknJ Lansing takin appeal the decision to Student Judiciary or hold a new referendum. I personally favor the latter method - will press for it, as I feel that the matter Faculty and ASMSU chairnl Feb16,197 J should not just be left hanging. I don't feel Mystery words to treat heroine that a proposal that passed by such a large margin (900 votes) should simply be To the Editor: allowed to die, hence my ire. Because of the blatant misuse of fact and the omission of other Lansing officials are beginning to pertinenl treatment, to use the term loosely, information, the voters of Ingham take serious action in the battle offered on a signiiicant scale is "cold ART BUCHWA1D have received a grossly misrepresent Countt against heroin addiction in the story on the dental care plan. Now turkey." students of MSU have also been thi Ingham County area. An employe of This situation may eventually be the editorial in misled bi the Ingham County Mental Health Monday's State News. amended. A mayor's Committee on Anyone who has read House ResolutioJ Board estimates there are about Drug Abuse and Alcoholism was 616, and I'm sure the reporter who The old interdiction covei 2,500 heroin addicts in the Lansing established Jan. 25 to examine every the Capitol for the State News ploy read it It area, approximately 750 of which year when it was passed, will note angle of the problem. A medical there is not one word in the thk- reside in or near East Lansing. center probably will be set up to about dental care. The resolution resolutiol County Prosecutor Ray Scodeller provide methadone maintenance on general one with the intention to is a veryT attributes two - thirds of the armed a more widespread scale. the 76 th Legislature to take persuadl WASHINGTON - Whenever certain actio A robbery and breaking and entering in something "Because, you idiot, Hanoi is hurting, so "They'll ask the Chinese to intervene." with respect to the In addition, new happens in the war in Indochina, I legislators themselves! the Lansing area to heroin addiction. drug information is they're sending everything down the Ho "Joe," I said nervously, "You're moving The question Addicts also account for significant becoming more accessible in always seek out my dear friend Joseph Chi Minh Trail. Once I interdict the Ho Chi the green flags up to the Chinese border. concerning this is not how did it pass, but who resolutionf Wallstop, the dean of the Hawk columnists. Minh Trail, I'll have the Commies on the inserted the response to a You're not thinking of sending the South words dental care into It. Even percentages of the purse snatching, steadily growing public Late last fall as the war was winding ropes again." now, thai- Vietnamese into China?" remains a mystery. No one, the unarmed robbery, shoplifting and demand for drug facts. A drug lab down Joe had become more and more "Unless they think of something else," I HoumI and a halfway house also will be "Why not?" said Joe. "That's where all Policy Committee, the three Lansing Stati forgery around Lansing. depressed, so I didn't know what mood I'd said. the supplies are coming from." Journal find him in. Happily, when reporters, or the State New Even greate* than the loss of established. I went down to "Come over here," Joe said. He took me A red phone in the corner reporter, noticed anything wrong his war room located in the basement of over to a very large table which had a relief rang urgently and Joe picked it up. "Yes, Mr. President. House Resolution 616 when it was with! property attributable to heroin These programs constitute a step his house, I found him dancing a jig. map of Southeast Asia on it. He had flags You're doing fine. Just fine. Once you in the House passedl addiction is the loss of human forward, but just one step. The drug "Joe," I said, "you're your old self all over it: green for allied Policy Committee. I troops, red for The dental care bill has now resources. If there are indeed 2,500 abuse and alcoholism commission again." Communist troops and blue for American secure the Ho Chi Minh trail, call me back been! and I'll tell you what to do next." defeated and the issue is over and! heroin addicts in Lansing, this means "They've finally listened to me," Joe aircraft. He even had a miniature 6th Fleet hopefully will provide answers for said gleefully. "I've wanted to invade Laos which he could push around the table. Copyright 1971, Los Angeles Times supposedly done with. Certain members of! that the community as a whole is the legislature have, I'm the future, but the new programs on for four years." sure, learned a! He put on his campaign hat and said: lesson and being deprived of the potential the whole offer little but hope for "That's wonderful, Joe," I said. "It must "This is what I want to do: I want to bomb will read future resolutions! much more carefully. I might add,I productivity of 2,500 individuals. the present. Their importance lies be great to see a dream come true." everything in Cambodia and Laos. That however, that while legislators owe! "I didn't think President Nixon had the Presently, few heroin treatment more in an absence of a law and may force Hanoi to send their stuff Misplaced something to the voters, the press, and that I order pitch. The public may have guts," Joe said. "But, thank God, he has through Thailand." programs operate in Lansing. St. fkullx J3«»ght-mjr plan. Hanoi will be on includes the State News, does too. I Laurence Hospital has beeji ftinnltf$ "Why, it's the old interdiction ploy," I Accurate and thorough reporting should be! finally realized that adding a few theiqfejD a foatter of weeks." ! memo a very small scale methadone more officers to the metro squad will "I tnought you told everyone Hanoi was >id. a goal of the press and the general public! "Exactly. This will give me an excuse to deserves nothing less. Distortion of facts to! program, but currently the only on the ropes after the Tet offensive." To: President Wharton not keep people from shooting dope. invade Thailand. Once I'm in Thailand, I'll crucify any person is not part of "They were on the ropes," Joe said. give Gen. Abrams time to shape up the the! "But they didn't know it. I still maintain South Vietnamese army so they can invade reporting function of newspapers. 1 Re: Your criticism of "ad hoc An error was made in this dental carel the Tet offensive was the biggest allied North Vietnam." issue and it was discovered. I'm victory of the war." Joe moved the green planning." quitel flags across the certain that the State News has made many! "Bigger than the invasion of ,DMZ. years, some which werel 'Musical errors over the direc Cambodia?" I said. "Cambodia was different. In Cambodia, I wiped out all the Communist sanctuaries "You mean you're going to invade North Vietnam?" "What choice do I have?" Joe replied. Clifton So what's — the big deal? The found and some that were not. The state! legislators, and I assume the State News, I that were supplying the Reds in South University has been in "hock" for try to be as honest and as fair as possible. I "Once I clean out the santuaries in North As has been said many times Vietnam." years. before,! Vietnam, Hanoi will be on the ropes." "honest men make honest mistakes." The | answer to b "But if you wiped out all the Communist sanctuaries, why did you have to go ' 'So they'll sue for peace?" I said excitedly. - Roger W. dental care bill is a case in point. Bruce Ashley I into Laos?" "No, they won't," he said disgustedly. Lansing senior I Personnel problems perpetually Feb. 15,19711 opportunity to come up with plague people's politics. The ASMSU creative new criticisms and enlarged Student Board is no exception. slights for every day of the week. At last Tuesday's meeting our Indeed, the most original gripe of the doughty legislators decided once day will entitle the progenitor to a again to dump the cabinet president, crack at the Presidential Siege uh, director. (This makes two Bodies Perilous. cabinet president - directors so far in less than one academic year, for those of you who are keeping Do to parlimentary track.) Which leads of the plan: the us to the second part implementation of rotating board members. Every day versus the machine parameters, the outgoing cabinet director - decisive action will not, however, be president will have the august We've been here before. Sure, it was a taken until next week's meeting. Godot will not show. Sure, he'll send his responsibility of picking 16 student shock last May when soldiers shot at Make MSU take a stand against the Not bombings or kidnapings, that is as I Clearly, continual impeachments numbers from a ballot box kept messenger to tell us hell be here tomorrow Indochina war, sign a peace treaty with Cambodians and then at Kent State bad or worse than what is going on in Laos. I constitute a waste of the students. The United States had not (there may be an election in 1972), but North and South Vietnamese students. taxpayers' overnight in a local fraternity house. don't hold your breath. What antiwar groups must look to is the ■ money since it invaded a foreign country in five Such acts fall into the category of keeps elected Those bearingthefortuitous numerals years Students have stopped holding theirs. "picking concept of massive civil disobedience. ■ (remember the Dominican Republic?) The at straws." Both are nice representatives from appointed will be the Government of the Democracy is a sham; the ballot a hoax. gestures, but they Breaking the law, yes, but breaking it! Nixon administration had yet to are only gestures, nothing more. because you love your law, your nation,! tasks: counting rubber Moment fully empowered to react. pull a The people have no power — the lesson of bands, classic boner. So what can be done? The idea of recall your humanity. V alloting money and eating brownies. the Laotian invasion. The collective This plan will serve to bring The reaction of students was unchained petitions for hawk representatives like Many possibilities come to mind. I emotion after Cambodia transcended Solution: initiate a "cabinet government closer to the people. It rage, a collective gut feeling which closed rage; Charles Chamberlain has definite merits. Massive tax withholding would have a I president / director for a day" plan. also has the hundreds of campuses. This mass action crippling effect on America's arsenal. I advantage of providing catalyzed the forces of political action, Think of it: the board will no The draft offers countless possibilities. ■ longer more work - study jobs for starving This year at graduation, as diplomas are ■ have to put up with the same old resulting in the Cooper - Church The writing on the wall is clear. The students since a large work crew will amendment, banning U.S. ground troops handed out, draft cards could be handed frustrations day after day. majority | be necessary to daily change the from Laos and Cambodia. Nixon of Americans want GIs out of Indochina in. Violent action against draft board B Instead they will have the was not by a names on the various office doors. going to get away with another invasion. fixed date in the near future. The records also can have a crippling effect on Yes, we've been here before. Essentially congressional makeup in effect present America's war machine. I| the same thing has happened to Laos in disenfranchises Civil disobedience could work; it coulfl I this majority. The February, 1971, as occurred to Cambodia majority does not rule, the stop the war. This problem remains: are ■ in May, 1970. The reaction is legal means of change are closed. This leaves different, only enough people who are against the w»j| 'Dump Chuck9 however. This time Americans are peripheral combat role, but keep in mind that it was Richard playing a Nixon, who as commander in chief of American armed - - illegal means. this time the general attitude reaches far Pragmatics remain a barrier. Even if enough willing to make the personal sacrifice? 0« I usually cannot be thrown in jail jf* I marching down Michigan Avenue, but years can await the draft resister. on ■ I When Nixon thrust into Cambodia beyond any previously known barriers of It can work. Last week the recall forces, made the decision to send ARVNs signatures could be gathered to require a should also consider that if draft resistance ■ there were cries for action. When the into Laos. hopelessness. recall election, would Chamberlain and of Chamberlain was only an idea to and tax evasion became widespread, r four at Kent State fell, there were That we have been here before must be Things looked bad early last May, but others like him actually be recalled? The be discussed and bandied about. This they have progressed to a much lower prosecution would be hopeless. L understood if one even attempts to answer most likely is "no." The question may not be do we wanti ■ more cries. When Nixon's ARVN week has already seen the understand the almost complete lack of point here in mid - February. A need for The writing on the wall is clear. The end the war; we must now ask how baffly I smashed into Laos the cries got reaction exists; a vessel for this solidification of popular support response to the Laotian invasion. The response majority of Americans want GIs out of do we want to end the war. If we continu fl louder than ever. has yet to be found. Indochina by a fixed date in the near behind this idea. The path is long arguments have all been stated. The putting ourselves in ludicrous positions oy I Students have So called leaders of the antiwar tried marches, moratoriums and the Kent - future. The present congressional makeup and hard, but, for the first time - Cambodia movement have searched signing imaginary peace treaties and y I strikes, pickets and, sometimes, tragedies synthesized American opinion diligently for in effect disenfranchises this majority. The demanding that universities take a stanu rocks with nil result. Yet the cries success peaks over the horizon. against the war. Nationwide opinion new, meaningful, practical, potentially majority does not rule; the legal means of successful means of protest. The results of against the war, we will know that w l can be answered. The war, while surveys now show the vast majority of this diligent search have yet to be fruitful. change are closed. This leaves only illegal really don't want to stop the war | The Movement for a New Americans want all troops from Indochina hideous, is only an outgrowth of the badly after all. Congress is presently acting as withdrawn within a year. primary evil: the men who Nonetheless, despite all the coordinating center for the "Dump antiwar I MEAN, YCW N&rfEfi!THINK perpetuate it. Chuck" movement. Read the Point sentiment in this country, there is no U.S. Rep. Charles Chamberlain chance to end the war until the President of View by Richard Kruch on decides to do so. The Hatfield McGovern stands in the front page - ranks of 5, it outlines the scope of the amendment met a gruesome death in the hawkdom. If students successfully endeavor. Then, do not just talk Senate last year and has an even smaller counter him, they strike a blow for about it: act! Call 353-4072 or chance of passage now this time around. peace and recall is the only way 353-9779 and tell them what Waiting for congressional action to end they can touch him. you the war is tantamount to Beckett's think - and ask how to get started. Vladimir and Escargot waiting for Godot. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Thursday, February 18, 1971 5 POINT OF VIEW Chamberlain NOTE: the will not be bettered. recall EDITOR'S NOTE: the wil not be bettered, flowing ritten by Point of View was Richard S. Kruch, gniber of Movement for a Like the analogy? Apply it. Hell no, I won't bellow no more! It doesn't do a damn bit a vai th0 the 1" w'hcTis 'goi'ng tohitve^todo unf1"*.! the '°g.iC 8 "m she'1- ^uestionable intellect. His name hawkish job? r f.u Everybody r - .7 right? „ ... When the people are •— ~I. Chamberlain. one hell offoreign press coverage - a policy will be big first. National would be hard to Currently, and a circulate a person registered a has to be 21 voter to recall petition. A and thought always tedious task; the fore yourself to determine whether for your . Congress. For further of good. We had a national do^e'?8 LoSkyOUatHOtheCantoolf T8"* P°liticlans know that • This means that with avoid. ruling from the attorney general commitment will be lasting and rmation, call 353 • 4072 ®t"d*nt strike last year and it Politician, mL I- k?o there S *ot to more °f the current antiwar sentiment high, *In a special election it is rare would alter this requirement worthy of your time; lots and, •a didn t do enough. We'rp not thpm th u ' "j & same where that came from, allies will be bubbling from the to see more than 40,000 to quickly. lots of hoots va. frustration of being and the Sn I Here's the long hellish task, silent majority to assist. 50,000 people vote. This means In the event the opposition This, obviously, will be no is paralleled only by the *®P» 1 m sick of even i talking ta such a rS riSe f from you?•> They're Reca" wi" take innumerable tedious hours on the part of • It also means that the long ■ 25,000 to 30,000 votes would win the election for you. Last, manages to detain the effort into the summer, students would picnic. If you can truly lion of being powerless. about T°° frustrating. ,,w nothing the job, are they? several hundreds of persons. babbled about student - labor and probably more importantly, have to go through the hassle of dig working for the change you espouse and r " ne war has brought a more rall,es, no more rhetoric, Why haven't protesters and Those rni- persons must start coalition would take form this is a federal election. ■ Which the formerly "° ™ore hairs. I'll study, obtaining absentee ballots. are willing to give up "the good Eighteen - year olds can vote. We need a firm pledge of at life" for several voting y can see themselves 'j]"11*. smoke, screw and be Since they - are not able to vote months in a - cattle chute of happy and by the time I'm out in state elections, the state must least 10 - 20 hours a week from gamble for a better life in the at least 100 persons before we future, please respond to this ■ induction center to defend of, the barn there will be a follow the federal registration article. If we can get enough of a nation, to be the vol"nteer draft and clear sailing. can begin. Commitments of lp°»eroower and to share YeP- il 8 clear sailing and Here's the logic in a nutshell. When the residency requirement of 30 funds, facilities and favoritism, pledges of time and support, the days in a given locale. This and legal and technical MNC National Headquarters at „f that nation's power. Or more waves and the "silent people are willing to go through the hellish means every student on the MSU assistance. Princeton will issue 1 themselves clothed in "»®Jonty triumphs again with task of recall, politicians know that there's got campus could register in East You need super dedication release calling a press for like action bSful tower of parental Agnew, yourway? Is there a new spokesman to be more of the same where that came from. Lansing and vote for their new and the willingness to gamble everywhere across the nation. ion and run down the " Is there ° a will? congressman. the best part of several months Things worth having come hard, ramp of a college There are two great hurdles of your life to a most often don't they? Take a little power ition pit. Here they serve Daddy isn't going to buy your that may make this task difficult boring, sometimes frightening into your hands. Try a recall. nation's powerful secet wish this time. The big to impossible. staying out of its Pr°blems you close your eyes to writers and building immediately to insure having the The first is getting 45,000 ETmarket * but not out of its make disappear are not previews changed political elections before summer break, labor leaders see a chance to signatures. John A. Cihon, , This is the retaining stall °f the future that you'll be minds? Have you ever been hit They must be willing to give up remove the antilabor Chamberlain's "peace p they're readied for the forced to watch. You're by a deflected marshmellow? 10 to 30 hours a week to get conservative. This is called candidate" opponent in the '70 ion's poverty, pollution, watching it today. The future Why should they? ... 45,000 names on the petitions providing a common ground. elections, got only 55,000 votes. )n, racism, its politics of promises to vomit it all over Perhaps you can feel for the within thirty days. Next term students # Given a serious effort, The signatures on the recall j and its slaughter houses y°u- Then you can close your situation. The big question is they must be willing to take a sympathetic professors might also find petition must be of that voting i anywhere between eyes and hope that you don't get how do you move a politician to assisting body that elected him; that is, River Avenue and hit by the big pieces. You can slight academic load to allow both by creating academic the 21 and older registered look past his favors and do the themselves time for the same 'Lv Four in S.E.Asia). have hope though. Hope that job on the cause. Obviously, you dedication channels to carry out their voters of the district. throughout the political task and by setting I Students here at Moo ■ dom y°"r children won't hate you shout the language he knows special spring election period, themselves in motion to share re something in common with y°ur generation any more best. Either he does the job or They must, in effect, resolve the workload, A second hurdle is that after [ frustrated occupants of all than you hate your parents' you must dethrown him, either themselves to four months of the recall petitions are filed nation's retaining stalls, generation for sitting on their » There is also directly or by implication. good reason to there must be an election in "shit - work" doorbell ringing v can bellow till the cows behinds while the vivid big If you want to stop the war and political pap. believe that assistance will come from certain elements of the which the body of voters that k home and they know their Picture of war, racism and hate right now, recall a few hawkish in the 6th district, which elected Chamberlain vote to ud the lot of the oppressed grew to today's proportion. congressmen in protest and see includes MSU, wo are subjected Republican party structure, decide whether he should be • it has been several months Inhere in the slaughterhouse Open your eyes and study the how fast the implication is read, to a Republican super - hawk of recalled. since the last elections and peace This, of course, will be more groups' treasuries are beginning than difficult to achieve and will to be filled again. Some have entail several thousands of tolNT OF VIEW already hinted that their money and their expert personnel can manhours in ringing doorbells of Middle America. the be put at our disposal. Several other * pitfalls are Recall elections to protest perhaps more surmountable. RHA: representative body ATTENTION CAR OWNERS * Complete front end repair and alignment for residents of U' halls * * Brakes Wheel balancing * Suspension * Steering these definite differences^, of large, but via a "convention" for reforms in the entire judicial interests would not * be' system (e.g., Akers, Wonders). LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center I EDITOR'S NCTE: The ollowing Point of View system. Also, it would seem that effectively represented. Some of The system of financing is the judiciary could not become oncerning the proposed leiidence Hall Association the ASMSU districts are glaring also a well precedented one operative until a definite 124 SOUTH LARCH RHA) was written by examples: Shaw vs. McDonel; (ASMSU, Radio Board, State structure were incorporated in nald Mauter, president of Snyder - Phillips vs. Van Hoosen. News, COGS). It is also felt that the constitution. n's Hall Association Furthermore, we see no sense in since membership is on an individual basis, the method of The procedure of ratification JHHA), and Susan Carter, creating what would be, in Women's Inter effect, an additional student collection should be on such a by a simple majority of those • Residence •otincil (WIC) president. board. basis. There is no need for hall voting was also agreed upon as the most feasible. Again, there is councils to be involved. They are A Sears Career We consider it a very remote channels for representation, not precedent. This was the means erendum draws near, a possibility that halls would split by which the ASMSU collecting agencies. As it is, a IAs the time for the mber of criticisms of the their governments to gain added constitution was ratified. Also, it number of hall councils have •posed RHA constitution have representation. That halls would should be pointed out that this in vocalized. For the benefit been complaining about split simply to pick up a vote or "soaked" for MHA and WIC is the first that a major the student body we wish to two on the RHA Assembly runs governing group constitution has Doesn't Impress ich upon a few of these contrary to the purposes behind "dues." Also, it should be ever been submitted to a popular nts. their merging in the first place. pointed out that the 15 cent rate vote for ratification. is an annual one and not one The Preamble states that one In addition, with the expected collected every term. While this is not anyone's the purposes of this advent of expanded housing ganization is "to provide options and therefore very Admittedly, the article on the perfect document, it does iximum representation for the mixed hall populations, this judiciary is a vague one. No final represent a cross section of the sidents of the halls to the possibility shrinks even more niversity community." The (e.g. Shaw, Mayo, Williams). ea »ride behind this is that RHA another isnnel for the residents of the option and can The procedure for electing the chief officers by vote of the representatives on the assembly structure Programs or Office method included as we were (and are) something working with on was thinking of many individuals and that the Judicial decided they can live with. they the Therefore, we urge the voters to possibilities of a mediating ratify the constitution and have Everybody ills for is a well precedented method of rather than an arbitrating body. concept of a Residence Halls furthering their But this all depends on hoped Crests in addition to ASMSU election. Officers of all the other d their own hall councils. The major governing groups and of the student board are chosen in jfase as it is written is tended to be not this manner. A number of halls applied to the stem of representation do not elect their officers at tablished in Article 11. Article 11 is Spring Break in a compromise "ted from a variety of ACAPULCO lln'ons, as are many other 8 Days ns- The intent is to $199.00 "Wee that the specific plus gratuities irests of each halls' residents or jerepresented. If there is such a of interests (East vs. JAMAICA ■«t McDonel) that there are $208.00 T governments in that hall, W these distinctions should be plus gratuities C, aut°nomy). If we fciii..» ■milaf to a distinct system but it does impress most people who take time But there's much more you have to kr:w. And that of ASMSU, then . .. to find out the particulars. we're making it easy for you to ge* the information you need to help make a decision aoout Sears. In order to intelligently consider a company for employment there are many questions that need On file in your placement office is an informative to be answered . . . much information that must be 20-page booklet called, "Sears and the C 3ilege evaluated. Graduate." 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Hinshaw, Dept. 707MW, Sears, Roebuck and Co., 7447 Skokie Blvd., SKokie, Illinois 60076 An Equal Opportunity Employer 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februi laryi8,|J 'U' concert orchestra stunning, An economics professor who reviews music has an unfair advantage. At least this one There followed "The Frescoes of Piero Delia Francesca" by the Czech composer Martinu. The to his companion In his country retreat in France. orchestra made the whole jell on Sunday. The hushed thing the piece de resistance. It is one of my favorites, but I found this enjoyable It seemed disagreement among the that there was wrong notes, but I swm j | Although notice an almost does. Having proved to program noted that this was the first "Paradise Garden" in DeUus wrote opening, the fragmentary wind performance to be somewhat performers as to how this work imporoellP thousands of students legions of colleagues that he and Michigan performance of the before his illness, the sound of 1906, long solos, the lush crescendo and gradual ebbing into a soft resistible. Violinist Walter Verdehr was was to be done. Verdehr seemed retard when On the thesoloiJXf whole, it Was ^ work. Martinu is modern, this to opt for the lush romantic , knows nothing about economics, he now has the opportunity to but he is no path breaker. tender, wispy music blends very well with that image. Hie whimper - like close all were phrased beautifully, and in quite good form here. His tone and phrasing were good, emotionally Involved approach subdued, decent perTo^l show himself totally ignorant of The "Frescoes" are the pensive soft brand of phrasing is the key to a good and he had few technical while Potter seemed more This is the first concert nrl music as well. epitome of modernism. There are many conservative romanticism is more difficult to performance of Delius. problems. detached, less assertive than his partner. University Symphony heard in /J But this aids him dissonances but, underneath it perform than the wild breast - It was an excellent opening Cellist Louis Potter's impression about two year.1 immeasurably, for no one could all sounds like a romantic work beating type. If poorly for the second half of the performance was somewhat less Meanwhile Burkh appeared to is that time Burkh has during J possibly take umbrage at being By ALLAN MANDELSTAMM with mod clothing: lots of performed, it can program. satisfactory. The cello sounded favor the lean, light, classical welderi j sound disjointed and orchestra into an maltreated by an ignoramus. Guest Reviewer pointless - The finale, the Brahms rather dry - toned, and there excellent ui mysterious tremolos, tricky style. The orchestra provided He and all In fact, damnation by me is v _> rhythms, lush strings, organ - fragments without meaning. "Concerto for Violin and Cello" were several minor technical generally good accompaniment ore hestra members 0f 1 high praise indeed. In short, as a Fortunately, Burkh and the was undoubtedly meant to be slips. with are like crescendos, gentle flute few tonal problems and congratulated. girl friend once told me, I am The drafty auditorium may tootlings and (in the third harmless. have been Onward, then to a review of chilling the responsible for ardor of the movement) contentious battle effects with drums, xylophone, IN EATON COLLECTION the University Symphony orchestra in the first number, cymbals and harp. Orchestra concert Sunday. which was the "Overture to The These are formula times, The orchestra returned to the Merry Wives of Windsor" by perhaps, but they seemed to be Paintings depict attitudes Auditorium Sunday after two Nicolai. This opera is about Sir put together very well. The life years' peregrinations to Okemos, John Falstaff, of the distended performance conducted by Sexton High School and various other places. tummy and voracious appetite for sex. As the orchestra played Dennis Burkh and the orchestra was nothing short of stunning. on Burkh seems to be at his best By MARY P. ABEEL Illustrating a world view of out as monsters, half developed and its wealth. Sunday, Falstaff had that lean with this sort of music, which is terror and mysticism are the Avery's paintings prov Spring Break in and and still growing. hungry look which is not to a good vehicle for The Eaton Collection, now on paintings of Robert Broderson, "Umbrella," a composition of direct images, strongly ACAPULCO displaying the Howell's work, "Final such say the overture was played virtuosity of any orchestra. A homey objects as an against 8 Days display in the Kresge Art Raymond Howell, Robert Solution," seems to have umbrella, a chest of drawers and passive backgrounl1 poorly. On the contrary, with without $199.00 one or two minor strong spirit and superb Gallery, is a collection of 33 Glaisek, Xavier Gonzalez and religious significance — a essence. exceptions, a vase, depicts the comfortable "Haircut," "Umbrella by plus gratuities the execution made this the high paintings by 17 different 20th Philip Evergood. standing woman holding a child clutter of everyday living. tl. playing was clean and Broderson's Sea," "Standing Birds," or technically secure with good point of the concert. century artists, most of them paintings are in a background of rough, white, In all of his paintings there is Constant Fishing" and "GeoJ tone; all was well controlled. After intermission Burkh American. haunting and ghastly. His work "The Poet" might easily be the wood - like texture. The woman a strong sense of the line, of Nude" share a "Devilil JAMAICA It made for an enjoyable programmed Delius' "The Walk The paintings give first and child are dark brownish - direction which gives order to reduces detail to the style whi] $208.00 performance, but it lacked that to the Paradise Garden." interpretations of at least three painting to greet the visitor's eye. It is blue figures in this vertical the bright patterns of color. essential and uses vel plus gratuities wild exuberance which the old Whenever I hear his music, I attitudes on life: one of discomforting because "The Poet" looks back composition. Charles Burchfield in tones. The figures are drab, lifeij have the image of the codger (Falstaff, I mean) must semiparalyzed, blind old Delius mysticism and metaphysical at the viewer. "Siesta," by Gonzalez also is "Sunlight and Shadow" gives stand clear aj surely have had. It was, terror, one of cheerful optimism in this mystical vein. The airy another optimistic view of life out well from tl dictating his final compositions and one of meaninglessness. Using ghostly white paint greens and golds of a marsh backgrounds, but they have 3 nevertheless, a good opening. with a naturalistic representation effect upon it, no reaction against dark, mysterious setting are interrupted by rotting of a farm scene. Thon's tol backgrounds, Broderson boats and the figure of a woman, two seems George Grosz, a German painting national geWeral theatres to intermingle the darkness of apparently dead, in the grass. "Passing Storm" and "Northel death with the painter, portrays in his Light," are pleasingly colore! " SPARTAN TWIN EAST to such an brightness of life extent that life itself Evergood's paintings, "The Dreamer" and "The watercolor, "Seated Woman," a but the human element | FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER ■ 3100 EAST SAGINAW ■ Phon* 351 0030 becomes Portuguese sense of the fullness of life. His insignificant. "Passing Storm" a haunted dreamlike Shawl," to seem bridge the gap Iti 'M DRIVE '"Whereto Poppa?" existence. Glaisek's painting, between the terror of life and cheerful optimism. is the optimism that life will continue to give new life, enshrouded by the mysteries of a flu idly executed orange mountains rising in tJ seascape w L—Pfcoae 337-7800 Comer MEWTOWSr^fc "Fishmonger" has a sense of the Karl Knaths is background. It is bespeckll lOpen 7 p.m. wwl HIGHWAY M-78 (Soqinow Bw«.l The tush scene alone mystical and the unknown. It is painter. His paintings exude the a happy motherhood. with birds, foam and raindrop! In George Constant's ■ >1 I I ilSHE DfD WITH HER BOOTS ON... is worth the price of admission. unworldy, the forms lurk in the good life. "Horse Mackerel" is a Resting," "Figure Florsheim's orange and purpl a composition in painting, "Twilight Takeoff] |»ltl jAND NOT MUCH ELSE. Shown brown paint seemingly to jump bright, healthy picture of the sea orange and blue, there is is the product of at a dehumanize! quietness, a removal from the age in which buildings anl time and space continumms. The people are regimented. It 1 rough application of the paint related in thought to itself contrasts with the "Cold Storage Plant." Ault| peacefulness of the composition. "Cold Storage Plant," "After the Rain," by George 1921, bespeaks its era. There! date] Bellows, is the earliest work in no life, no movement among tn the collection. warehouses. The atmosphere The paintings which seem to is] crisp, cold one, and the briglj show little meaning in man's light of the sun shines only o| existence are those by Milton Avery, Richard unappreciative whitewashej Florsheim, buildings. Reginald Marsh, Maurice Sterne, The Eaton Collection of Mj George C. Ault and William and Mrs. Charles Eaton < Thon. Woodbury, Conn., will be o display through the end of thil month. 1 PROGRAM i%f or r- downtown OPEN 1 p.m. - 4 Shows Dally 1:30-4:00-6:45-9:15 IRVINS AHEM PRODUCTION Open ghmwell RICHARD 6:45 P.M. "A TRIUMPH!" 4TH MONTH! "AN ABSOLUTE KNOCKOUT OF A MOVIE! TONIGHT IN HARRIS Prepare yourself to be demolished ALEC "J©e when you go to see it and 90 you 109 ANTHONY must! One of the best films of the year!" CINE < SERIES P GI/IMNES5 AU the demons of hell- "IN THE LONG TRADITION OF CINE¬ summoned to earth to MATIC SHOCKERS! A classic chiller of claim"The Devils Bride"! The Union Cafeteria the'Psycho' school and approximately is pleased to twice as persuasive!"_T,™ Peter Sellers'George C. Scott announce its new Stanley Kubrick's "THE SHEER VOYEUR APPEAL OF A Dr. Strangelove American & NIGHTMARE! Horrors are brilliantly To ** W#rr*n« And Love The Bomb filmed, the shocks are shocking, with * ui-mm '«.'r a 1. tomu,Stanley Kubrick. supreme taste for the macabre!" LIFE "A wildly comic nightmare!' "A TOUR-DE-FORCE OF SEX AND SUSPENSE! 'Repulsion' is flawless! It "An eloquent testimony to the establishes Roman Polanski master of the macabre."-l,.. as a possibilities of intelligent comment in film! NEWSWEEK Side-splittingly funnyl" "The most original American comedy "A BRILLIANT EXERCISE IN PSYCHO- TIME in years!" On Monday, Feb. 22, a special LOGICAL SUSPENSE, terror and mur¬ NEW ENGLAND BROILED DINNER der! Can turn you inside out!" Corned Beef, Vegetables, Salad "The best American movie in years!" NEW YORKER Dessert & Beverage $2.10 On Tuesday, Feb. 23, a special H |y|£yy to" Kubrinewckhigh a has carri ed American comedy ground." GERMAN DINNER Sauerbraten, Potato Balls, Red Cabbage Salad, Roll, Fruit & Beverage $2.10 "Grand, brilliant satire! A roaring On Wednesday, Feb. 24, a special good spoof!" TIMES ITALIAN DINNER Lasagna, Garlic Toast,Salad, Italianne Pizza Figliata, Beverage $1.60 "Film wizardry! One that may rank PLAYBOY with world standouts." On Thursday, Feb. 25, ENGLISH DINNER a special $1.90 Roast Beef w/Yorkshire Pudding REPULSION AT 7:00 and 10:20 Parsley Potatoes, Vegetable, Dessert & Beverage DR- STRANGELOVE Shown 8:40 Only On Friday, Feb. 26, a special CA1HERINE DENtUVE INDIAN DINNER $1.90 $1.00 FOR BOTH ItVl SANDRA Curried Turkey on Rice, Choice of Condiments, Salad, Roll, Dessert, Beverage Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan f 18, 1971 7 An MHA-WIC Presentation Concert students' The music of several MSU student composers will premiere at 8:15 p.m. Friday in Erickson Kiva. The Premiers of New Music concert, featuring the MSU Jazz Band as well as several small musical ensembles, will include a variety of contemporary musical styles. "Some compositions will be conservative, others will be more avant garde," according to James J. Hartway, Lansing graduate student. The concert is open to the public without charge. On the program will be Hartway's composition, "Three Ways of Looking at a Blackbird." Based on a poem by Wallace Stephens, it calls for "prepared piano," soprano, flute and percussion. Preparing a piano involves placing objects on or between the strings to alter the sound. Other works will include "Flute Thing" for flute and tape by Larry Nelson, East Lansing graduate student, and "First Joys of Marriage" for alto and two marimbas by Frank Stewart, East Lansing graduate student. The MSU Jazz Band will perform "Suite for Jazz Band" by George West, graduate student in music and former Jazz Band director. Prepared The works by three master's degree candidates are "Phrase" for chamber ensemble by Donna Gartman, Columbia, La., graduate student; "Solo for Violin" by Jeff Composer David Hartway places golf tees between piano strings to ready the piano for David Prater, Chappaqua, N.Y., graduate student, and "String Neumeyer who will perform Hartway's cbmposition, "Three Ways of Looking at a Blackbird" Quartet" by Jim Bersano, East Lansing graduate student. Winner of 3 Academy Awards! in the "Premiere's of New Music" concert at 8:15 p.m. Friday in Erickson Kiva. nioys success Policeman writes best-seller I SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - be an English teacher," months in spare time." transferred, or worse, but I'm received many inquiries from Ve Wambaugh is a cop who this Detective Sgt. Wambaugh said Wambaugh's superiors did not still a burglary detective assigned boys - and girls - who want Lr ^11 pay more income tax during a visit to San Francisco like the idea. to the Hollenbeck district. police careers, and he has L) his annual salary, thanks to with his wife, Dee. "The chief didn't like the Wambaugh said he has encouraged them. Lhorship of a runaway best - "After I got my master's contents, although he hadn't He also is in demand as a book about what it's like degree from Los Angeles State, read it, and I was charged ig lobe a policeman. taking night courses, I actually officially with failure to get tried teaching English at the permission to publish," said the Ted Lucas public speaker. I (PROGRAM INFORMATION it! 3905 | Obviously enjoying the 8 pm M.s u ctf RICHARD of "The New college level for two semesters — 34 year - old officer. VANESSA FRANCO DAVID ■access Tenturions," Wambaugh said in moonlighting. - "The feeling seemed to be ICHIG In interview that he still hopes "1 soon decided that Wing a that I had made policemen too Theatre Lartsinq ■ no Jo serve another nine years on policeman was more interesting, 'human,' not like the television OPEN 12:45 TODAY REN ■he Los Angeles force and so I wrote a book about it, a shows that make cops lutlify for pension. He has true - to - life but fictional story unbelievably wholesome guys. ;dll years. about the development of three "Publicity in the Los Angeles THE PLAY BOOK AND LYRICS BY MUSIC BY OIRECTEO BY I | However, with his novelized young rookies over five years, area saved me. I got a mild pi^SFALL f!US|C. ll LOT"- ALAN JAY LERNER • FREDERICK LOEWE • MOSS HART ALFRED NEWMA'I. from 1960 to 1965, the year of reprimand and then they kind of from "THE ONCE AND FUTURE KING' by -I — in of the police way of life T H WHITE Ijting seventh on national the Watts riot. dropped it. ■iction lists, selected by the look of the Month Club, and "Actually, it came easier than I had expected. It took about sue "Otherwise, I could have been FEBRUARY 19,20 oogmal souno track album on • ALANTAVTERNER J03HUAL0GAN • JACK LWARNER® le movie rights sold, he has a £1 1 WARNER BROS-SEVEN ARTS RECOROS TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISICT FROM WARNER BROS.-SEYEN ARTS iff ot of options open. 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TONIGHT 8:30 p.m. McDonel Kiva \v j Film Group Presents TRIUMPH OF THE WILL 20TH CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS cWlONkESlON in ,n ARTHUR P. iACOBS production pLANET APES xsxax:r 7 p.m., 9:15 p.m. Conrad Mort Crowley's The Boys in the Band tlallv unlettered in its four - lettered speech. THE BO YS /.V THE Nl) lias a human and humorous appeal that surmounts the $1.00admission ' lierwvrld of its focus. " TIME MAGAZINE - s. F. Chronicle - M. Sunshine, Beal Review I.D.'s required 19, 20 106B Walls7:00& 9:00S1_00_— 8 Michigan gt*te News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February |» |(), Chile's press keeps MERCURY watch on Poison, problems remain In later studies of the Japanese SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - country. Sergio Mujica, comic books could be aimed at illness, United State health scientists described the mercury Chile's oppoaition press is president of Zig Zag, called the controlling children's reading "classic case of central nervous system poisoning as S keeping o cautious eye on agreement "an equitable matter for indoctrination While mercury is one of the oldest poisoning," Nelson solution to the problems of poisons known to said. Marxist President Salvador our purposes. man, it continues to present complex problems in the Allende despite firm." Mercury is easily absorbed by the body and was his assurances Earier La Prensa said a technological age, a medical expert said on campus found that he respects on reaching the brain, to destroy neurons, the basic freedom of the In exchange for its building, Communist - dominated union Tuesday. functional units in brain tissue, he said. press. presses and other equipment, the was trying to break the publisher "It's important that we enlarge the slender budgets of Swedish authorities also have studied The administration has of the colorful morning tabloid current mercury mercury poisonine firm will be relieved of its debts poisoning research," Dr. Norton Nelson, he said, including the threatened extinction of species offered repeated assurances Clarin. director of New York University's Dept. of Environmental of and will receive an additional grain - eating and fish - eating birds. about press liberty and, in the Clarin, which has the widest payment in cash and bonds. Health, told an audience of about 120 persons at the Their studies showed declines in pheasant case of the financially troubled circulation of any Chilean lecture sponsored by Sigma populations that A six week strike by Zig Xi, science honorary. began around 1940 when Sweden first began Zig Zag Publishing Co., - newspaper, is mostly Reviewing the in story of mercury poisoning, Nelson said using seed Zag's 900 employes in 1970 was grains with a mercury fungicide coating. apparently taken measures to progovernment but sometimes the Greeks and Romans were aware of its high toxicity, but Decreased waterfowl populations settled by a government were found to have help it survive. - pro r Christian Democrat. social complacency set in around the turn of the century begun around 1900 when Swedish industry began appointed arbitrator. The chlorine alkaline process, Nelson said. Swedish using the La Prensa, founded by the when occupational hazards in the However, the two principal publishing firm complained that felting industry were ■ Christian Democrats after resolved. authorities opposition newspapers are wage levels imposed by the also found mercury contamination of fish caused Allende's election victory last A "new bv warning Chileans to beware of arbitrator would break it. era of concern" developed around 1952, he said, discharge of certain mercury byproducts from wood September, has steadily with the outbreak of a mysterious illness pub possible encroachments on the The government will turn the affecting plants. increased its circulation while fishermen along Minamata Bay on Japan's Inland Sea. public's right to unbiased Zig Zag plant into a "state After Isolation and control of mercury contamination information. attacking government policies Symptomized by impairments of vision, speech and from industrial and fungicide sources, the bird publishing house," but will and actions. muscular coordination, the disease was populations Zig Zag is controlled by continue to print magazines for diagnosed by returned to normal in Sweden. The other opposition morning Japanese pathologists as mercury poisoning caused by members of the the firm for at least two years, Nelson warned that present problems of mercury Christian NORTON NELSON paper in Santiago, El Mercurio, eating tainted fish. contamination must be met with a rational and Democrat party, the main according to the agreement. strongly opposed Allende during Mercury was found to be discharged into the bay from a scientific opposition to the current In addition to the physical approach. the presidential campaign, then chlorine alkaline processing industry, Nelson - government. The publishing firm plant, the government bought said, and had "We need a great deal of research yet," he said. "This adopted a muted voice after the caused 120 cases of the disease before it was curtailed. situation shows many complex technical puts out several magazines, some of Zig Zag's minor questions that we election. Along with 45 deaths, the total number included 26 fetal can't afford to answer in haste." including news weeklies. magazine copyrights, including In January the Internal cases where diseased babies were born to undiseased comic books. Present U.S. guidelines limiting human Allende announced last week some Revenue mothers who had eaten fish, he said. This indicates a serious consumption at Service attached the 0.5 parts that the government was buying La Prensa, a newspaper owned - per - million in food provides a newpaper's accounting records problem of fetal exposure to jmercury. safety margin, Nelson said. satisfactory Zig Zag's physical plant, the by Christian Democrats, says and began an inspection. largest printing complex in the government ownership of those We've got it Getaway Adventures EUROPE 71 v Getaway vacation Brochure Jam-packed with tabulous vaca¬ tion ideas Now you can visit the places you've always wanted to. Sen. '72 Edmund Muskie Muskie, second choice for election to the More recently, Muskie's that order. bid precisely as you-and your pocket- D-Maine, won by a considerable presidency in '72, Muskie again than any other candidate, the whose political awareness book-prefer. The great cities like margin, the support of the was cited more frequently than pronounced lead has been An analysis of the results by independents' support (nearly wal somewhat less than their London. Paris. Rome. Beaches and resorts. The countryside. Cruise nation's college students for the accompanied by a significant any of the 11 other potential decline in political party preference shows one out of three) was (as measured by other peer! the Mediterranean or take off on '72 presidential election in a candidates Kennedy's appeal and that those who expressed significantly more moderate question] your own by car. Or travel with a offered by the rating. asked in the same survey) tended recent national poll. interviewers. "Independent" preference do, in than the Democrats' (over four to cast group. There never has been such their votes a superb and varied selection. During the second week of fact, tend to put less weight on out of ten). toward, Come in and pick up your two free Findings of the survey show Over the past several years, the potential candidate's party Much the same held true for Humphrey and McCarthy! TWA January, interviewers questioned significantly more often than Getaway Adventures Europe that Muskie has engenered there has seemingly been little 1,190 students attending 47 affiliation. those did! brochures today. Or phone. independents and those who sufficient admiration on the concensus among students a^ to schools. They were asked: For example, while both Republicans who supported oriented. were more politically! campuses to outrank his nearest who would champion their Democrats and Independents Nixon. College Travel rival by more than two to one. thoughts and ideals. In two "Which one of the following voiced more support for Muskie Copyright 1971. I potential candidates would you Interestingly, those students Corp., Bloomington, Ind. 130 W. Grand River Asked who would be their similar polls taken over the past most like to see elected 351-6010 year and a half, President Nixon, Muskie, Sen. Edward Kennedy president in the 1972 election?" SUPER WOLVERINE of The students were given 12 Massachusetts, and Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota choices and they ranked them as LIptonis RETURNETH! FEB. 22-27 commanded nearly endorsements from members of the college set. equal follows: 1. Muskie (31.4%) 2. Nixon (14.6%) Marketing, transportation 3. Eugene McCarthy (10.6%) seen hurting poor nations 4. John Lindsay (9.9%) your bag. Old Fashioned 5. Kennedy (&1SU ^ # 6. George Jtefoy & ,7. Nelson Rockefeller (5\4%) 8. Humphrey (2.9%) By JOANNA FIRESTONE We'll show you that, for the right man, he said. State News Staff Writer "Many starving nations by greenhouses in the winterl selling our more than 250 different food products is a rewarding challenge. Bargain 9. Birch Bayh (1.1%) 10. Ronald Reagan (1%) 11. George Wallace (1%) David Farley of the Farley have great growing potentials with their relatively undepleted months to provide year • around! growing." Last year we promoted over 15% of our sales Upton 12. Other / no opinion (6.5%) Brothers Orchard Nursery told horticulture students Tuesday soils and long growing seasons." "Vacant lots are often! "Most of the trouble stems force to positions of greater responsibility, so we converted into food producing! need new men Good men with initiative, drive and 0^ When asked about their that most underdeveloped nations capable of growing from the lack of proper plots even in Japan's cities," he! intelligence, who know how to communicate their are marketing facilities, said. second choice for the presidency ideas. Men who will be business consultants and enough foods to feed their transportation and cultural "The big tractor doesn't solve! in 1972, Muskie again merchandisers rather than just salesmen. Men who starving populations. influences such as taboos on the problem. In helping! commanded the lead. He was can make our growth to $270 million double in the Farley, who recently returned eating meats." underdeveloped nations withl followed by Kennedy, Sen. from a world tour of agricultural next ten years. We're proud to be in the top 20% Farley said several nations their agricultural systems, it is! McGovern, New York's Mayor practices, said the problem of have agricultural systems of Fortune's 500 in profitability and growth important for us to realize tl Lindsay and Sen. McCarthy in the starving countries is not superior to U.S. farming. our plans and methods are not I Eight weeks of initial training and your future is unlimited with one of the most progressive, usually related to food "Probably the best example necessarily the answer for the! action-minded companies in the food production capabilities. of high utilization of limited rest of the world. Many! industry. Upton is your bag. Prove it to yourself "Production is not necessarily resources is found in Japan," he European countries are already I Thurs. Feb. 18 the answer for feeding Maybe next year we'll be promoting you people," said. "Open fields are protected outpacing the yields of U.S.! Fri. Feb. 19 farmers." 50 To lind out more about Upton and how Sat. Feb. 20 you can begin a careei in Sales Management, Farley said cities such as | register now tor a personal interview with the Sun. Feb. 21 OFF Delta Sigma Theta Calcutta are alarmingly short of I Lipton representative who will be interviewing Q Entire Stock food while surpluses rot in fields I on campus on APRIL 16 100 miles away. Sorority "U.S. aid must strive t increase the buying power of I these people so that they can! buy the food they need," he ■ said. "Once the financial■ problems are solved, better ■ marketing practices can be I What are established to deliver the ■ supplies desperately needed by | announces its your the cities." dimensions 1971-1972 for living? Sweetheart Court Many people haven't begun to guess their full Richard Anderson Ronald Ansley potential for good. Alvin Davis Charles Mays Because they see their Bobbie J. McDaniel Robert Rogers lives limited by lack of Lonnie Williams education or wealth, or not knowing the Sweetheart to be announced right people. Hospitality Inn John Wyndham Feb. 20 recog¬ nized his own unlimited Free Admission potential for living when he realized the full meaning of his relation¬ ship to God. This reali¬ zation helped him to survive and save business. a POW camp a failing RRTHUR TREACHER'S Come hear Mr. Wynd¬ ham, a teacher and £ THE ORIGINAL Tisl) * practitioner of Christian Science, share this dis¬ covery in a thought- TWO GREAT LOCATIONS IN LANSING: provoking lecture. RIGHT PAST FRANDOR AT Christian Science lecture Magnificent! A shimmering diamond cluster set in 14 Karat Holy Cross Fathers Friday, February 19 2418 E. MICHIGAN far beyond our modest gold beauty .. price. See our 8:00 P.M. Hannah Middle School 99< and at complete selection today, from'/iCarat Rev. William East Total Weight*. Melody Lansing, Mi. Box 541-8 Infant care provided 15% off * on all student accounts Notre Dame, Ind. 46556 Under the auspices of First Church of Christ. 4100 S. LOGAN Downtown. Lansing Mall ' m'uT,r,o State Zip Code.. Scientist, "Treat East Lansing Yourself to the Treacher Taste" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 18, 1971 9 SPORTS- a .yGARYSCHARRER Injuries hex I gun News Sport. Writer JusU' ■' • - s ace Greg Johnson .ts so well this year, - it least iniuriPQ thic thte coocnn s2un c-Qyin„ * .When mien stUI in mgii sun in hljh scnuui Kkool ,„l, euiy aeawii lusb m me OTiamnab Ppn^nnt . coach GraHv especially sweet when he Johnson won the Junior World Tourney but scored victories in in his own evaluation. * defeated the same , OSU wrestler Tournament. The the Lansing Everett appropriately brands Johnson following year meets against Ohio University (Although School product sports a "the hard - luck kid." match. the NCAA championship he was runner - up in the 1968 and Indiana. After the Indiana U.S. Olympic Trials at Colorado, meet Johnson suffered another record- of six victories In his sophomore m . t Johnson fractured hU »nkipyaenH k Eve" thou8h Johnson didn't Even though he was hampered injury, and has since inst tw0 ^ Jn^finJnc mark ZnT nartSin!te „ L; VC 8 record in his fir8t two bV ankle '"juries he won the encountered difficulty «s il'S t .S after he romJetitio^ Then in ***** at MSU, Peninger was not Illinois and Iowa regional overcoming both the physical JSSffloSii: th inn. ^theNationa —r . 8 SZTwJ5*.S.22 " missed . , narf lT^e«»a«n of , . , aitci fa"ie by capturing J°hr»«• uuiinbuii rust? w manues. the national struck its At i/oiorauo course and again an luue ana meniaj Dlocks 01 Johnson, a likeable little 5 - 3, tif Association (NCAA) m.ssed missed part of last season. AfterAft title. injury limited his movement. He 118 pound stick of dynamite Bg pound title last year and waiting through six meets last "I have always thought that finished second to a wrestler admitted that he is disappointed and a little confused in the U U-M SATURDAY results of his recent outings. "In the beginning of the year I was hurt and I couldn't do the things I thought I could do," Injury \l trackmen seek Johnson commented. "After that, I lost a lot of confidence Greg Johnson (right) last year's NCAA champion at 118 pounds has not been satisfied with his revenge and am not able to wrestle like I used to. "During a match I feel like I'm pushing the things that used performances this season. Although he has won six matches ho has lost two and tied in two other duals. A victim of an injury earlier this year, Johnson last week suffered his first pin. collegiate State News photo by Teri Franks DON KOPRIVA I St8te By News Sports Writer ?,f«ot"^uldinisrSlwlm 5"psych I Vt gui lo ao lb Slay Wltnin nsvrh ,T vnluo . , ™Murray , value, u/inc wins <°° - over Mnrvotr nuay S\ - — assistant coach » IS— Jim n:ui Gibbard, ** a !ome to come naturally," he added. Johnson and nothing has changed. here," Johnson said, "and above strong finish. striking distance and then go. and Reeves would said that what "I think we have one of the that, all the kids want to win so "He has gotten off to a bad "I know I'm in the help greatly showed people, Beardsley said, bothers him the most is that he l?;it'UrnT«km.'lnit best teams we've ever had at much. We're going to have to : start this year but I expect him shape everybody1else isTn and'so Sffromnol* T'n 'W° MSU, but we're kind of missing shut everything else off and keep to have a good finish," he said. Uireveryonee.seoan," something," Johnson said. "But working. defeat tough he added. "I can go and be in , lhe p*t r Snartan Spartan enr1-4-— sprinter u—L Herb %£*** .... nobody, not even the coaches Peninger, who will have "Pound for pound he is one of the toughest little guys I've ever jponents in MSU's dual meet the top five in just about any he's been "sometimes ^lircilllllco „„ and on ailu might be good but he has lost know what it is. Johnson back again next year seen. I believe he has beaten (urday at Michigan. ^ubKoutTne tWs weekend" race because "I think in the because of an extra year of my kick beginning it ■ Miler Dave Dieters and enough." „ cr^s countryf"50 tH J' The fleet junior will run a 50 Hay Wood's StatUS was injuries," he tried to eligibility, is confident that the many an opponent by sure doggedness and determination. Irdler 1UIV. John Morrison were Morrison's "kick," which in "Physically, I'm together and meter dash Friday night at New - fl OW Uncertain explain. "You favor something, 118 pound sparkplug will have a He has that will to win." th losers last time they ran in the hurdles has to last from the ready," idy," Dieters said. and then you just can't wrestle York's Madison Square Garden SEATTLE (UPI) Arbor. Dieters placed flash of the gun to the breaking - Snender like you should. Now, I think, it in the mile while while TJ°7ne gUn,'VM DreaKm.g Qf the tape and tl Morrison echoed those in the Olympic Invitational Meet Haywood will not play for the . hl!h |orrison was third in the high just about as goodJthe" HIE >1 T a"d a <■ »c Ann »c S°me',IS Bnvnno as anyone's, e sentiments, with the thought and then fly back to Michigan Seattle Super^niS of he has come to something that amounts to much more than thflt it might be enough to win Saturday morning for the MSU ■ ,les. And Michigan runners an(j the Detroit Redford Union National Basketball Association that." the dual, both for the team and Michigan dual meet Saturday until the courts make a final _„.ed ahead of etch of them. product showed it last week at Johnson the team leader Dairij himself. afternoon. ■ But Dieters posted his best ^e Relays with an 8.3 clocking determination of his legal status, always Washington's competition in seems to re • charge his • t Saturday In winning jn the 70 * * * Sonics attorney Mel Monheimer • yard highs, his best energy - drawn body after his i MSU Relays mile and effort. Better yet, he won over TRACK TALK - Spartan the New York meet w,n include Mid Wednesday, battle so he can urge and shout i n had his best efforts in high and ing third low barriers, Murray in that race. "From week to week I think In the highs and j'm getting more ready for the trackmen, operating on the age ■ old premise that you've got to get out and sell a show to the Olympian Mel Pender and °' many short dashes on the an A panel of three federal Kentucky s Jim Greene, winner judges in San Francisco dissolved Injunction which Supersonics encouragements to teammates in the nine matches that follow the 118 contest. his Queen Big Ten meet," Morrison said. fans, sold over 400 tickets for hoard circuit this year and owner Sam Schulman had "There is so much potential last Saturday's MSU Relays of second in last year's NCAA 60 • obtained to prevent other teams T,hf ? I, th. NBA fromMerlng "to Keir Wolverine S?"'' r^.1 annual meet. »■» A" J? « ' '??' "» HaywooS brazier opponents, with sophomore, seemingly has had eters meeting freshman Mike an advantage over him. vtqtt tui^ qui Saturd®y ln *he MSU Relays, while he played for Seattle. ... „,„„d in that early mile m'ore ,xper,e„Ced, he's Beardsley said It's the first time beeomlng_the only man tieever W forThe decision _ opened the way l«e«e to take aeZ eeting old antagonist Godfrey longer than me and has has *-» had gone out and "sold' dirt track like Jenlson's. continued to array and freshman star Mel moj-e top flight competition, meets and performers to the use Haywood eeves. | Dieters, who had clocked "Godfrey's one of the top dogs in Jamaica and he's run in public. "It's something that can never SPECIAL 1 , against Pierce at Ann the Commonwealth Games. I'm lowered his best to not in the class in this country be realized in a dollars and cents way," Beardsley said. "That's FREE Offer Good Only With This Coupon feature ■09.5 last weekend. That came yet that he is in his." the value in people going out ® One Per Customer Thurs., Feb. 18th, Fri., Feb. 19th Tithe heels of a 4:13.1 winning Morrison's 8.3 time in the and doing this. \ - With the purchase of a ■fort and fieldhouse record highs was the setqnd fati&st ever Northwestern * ~ Beardsley said that the crowd could have been halved If the BIG BARNEY JR. BURGER posted by a Spartan hurdler. or Arlington Charles Pollard holds the record its, III., junior explained at 8.2. Morrison's winning effort team had not sold tickets. He said that even if a person hadn't GIANT FISH SANDWICH & SHAKE REDHSKN' _ it he has more confidence jn the low sticks produced a 7.8 bought a ticket when a team bw than early in the season. 1 "I've got confidence in my Washington's time, second only to Gene member tried to sell one, he This offer good at Red Bam located at 53< school might have been stimulated to Grand River, East Lansing, Michigan REG. 70c pity now," Dieters said. "I standard. go back to the ticket office later i there's nothing to get Morrison should be primed and buy one. 310 W. GRAND RIVER |UIOWA, IOWA ST. Remodeling 'S' swimmers on Sale fair enough team, but should Compounding the problem, By DAVE WOODS Steve Mitchell, MSU's second State News Sports Writer pose no real threat and few man behind Winfield, missed problems for Coach Dick I The Spartan swim team heads Fetter's squad. practice this week with a virus, " and may not make the trip. st this weekend, to the frozen It is the meet Friday night in 50% So the Spartans will be faced irnfields of Iowa, hoping for Ames that has Fetters worried. with the task of making up in ftories over Iowa State and The Cyclones of Iowa State have other events the points they are n University. turned in some first - rate likely to lose in the sprints. |The MSU tankers have performances this season, They have the personal to win Topped two meets in as many including solid victories over Big most of those races, but will l^eks, including a 63-59 Ten teams, Minnesota and need some good performances off ^artbreaker Iturday. They would like to get to Ohio State last Wisconsin. by their second men, such as "They beat Minnesota and Mike Boyle in the backstroke |ck on the winning track with a Wisconsin at their home pools and Pat Burke in the butterfly, fuP,e |e Iowa °f timely schools. triumphs over by just about the same score as beat Minnesota by in our to insure victory. on all gift items for spring. .a citrus-fresh I But that isn't we One bright note is the . likely to be pool," Fetters said. recovery of diver Tom Cramer Overall, Fetters describes the from a leg laceration. Cramer has print by Olga called (The Spartans should win cyclones as having "good men in come back fast in practice and Pndily Saturday when they most events." Their main V will make the trip. ^t Iowa. The Hawkeyes are a "spring safari" is one of strength lies in the freestyle events, especially the sprints. This is a problem that the Spartans have had to face all SUPER WOLVERINE ARRIVETH! The Lost Mariner the prettiest ways to underscore your fashions season long, as the MSU squad is ■ The deadline for entries will Spartan Shopping Center " weak in the short freestyle "'day f„r a|| uf the f0||0Wjng FEB. 22-27 Is: events. Ken Winfield has had Lemon, lime and orange _ fraternity, residence hall and some good races in the 50 free, ■ndk'ii"'1'11' ,eam table tennis, ■i.j s'n8'es and the wrestling but beyond that the Spartans move in abstract paths ■' lnd championships. *reS,Uni! tourney is a new haven't garnered too many Wig Pre Spring Housecleaning Sale sprint points. |;d of IM wrestling event. Matches of three across Antron lll^nylon. one - minute SPEND SPRING BREAK IN Continues Today Until 9 p.m. '°f each takedown and both an anti-static, non-cling nylon. Nets - will then return to the f'ion. Matches tied after three MaL up ASPEN COLORADO - STILL 1* will b« estled to sudden SOME OPENINGS! 1000 pieces of "Instant Hair" Plunging bra. 32-36 B. C. 7.50 at Reduced Prices So We Can CALL 353-5199 Dust Our Shelves. Scalloped pettislip. P-S-M $7. MODACRYLIC WIGS FROM 5.00 Not shown Bikini. 3.50 HUMAN HAIR WIGS FROM 20.00 CHEERLEADERS HUMAN HAIR WIGLETS FROM 3.95 HUMAN HAIR FALL FROM 20.00 MEN—WOMEN HUMAN HAIR DEMI WIGS FROM 17.45 ANYONE INTERESTED 10% Discount on We've got a Wig For You. Orders Taken During and a Price For You. SUMMER JOBS Sale. (Other Opportunities) New Hours *MEETING* 541 t\ Grand River 10-6 Monday Thursday Feb. 18, 1971 DOWNSTAIRS Saturday Jacobson'.s . . . 7:00 p.m. 10-9 Wed A Thurs. bvenings WOMEN'S IM OFFICE 133 °f CALL n»c «T>no -ftnr B p.m. "East Lansing's Only Wig Boutique" 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februa STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Put a new or like-new car in your* driveway. Read STATE NEWS 355-8256 want ads for best buys. CLASSIFIED 355-8255 - The State News does not permit racial or religious Scooters & Cycles tmnkly speaking by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Sale discrimination in its WE HAVE moved I ROLL - ROSSER MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share TWO WANTED. Separate bedrooms, advertising columns. The Motorcycle Insurance Specialist, luxury apartment near campus. $60. House privileges. 225 S. S UNGL ASSEs" SAFE Tyt Tempered State News will not Phone 489-4811. Our new Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. TF Mifflin. 482-2772. 3-2-18 needs. OPTICAL lens or anv II accept advertising which address, 2400 North East Street, DlSrnS • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against Lansing. TF OKEMOS, ONE bedroom apartment, furnished, parking, utilities paid. Rooms "15 East 372-7409. C-2-19 Michigan"0* Avw Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or 351-6586. 5-2-24 Auto Parts & Service national origin. Auto Service & Parts VOLVO SPORTS car iqct ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. • Aviation EMPLOYMENT MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Kalamazoo Street LOWER FLAT, Okemos, 3 bedrooms. Furnished, parking. Available immediately. 351-6586. Completely furnished. before 4 p.m. C 372-8077 699 "°5 "1 . . . Since 1940. • FOR RENT Complete auto painting and 5-2-24 MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. too used Automotive Apartments Houses collision service. IV 5-0256. C GIRLS NEEDED spring and summer. Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to campus. 487-5753, 485-8836. O camsters and one full year uprigh,s. $7 op g"TJ1 Rooms OLDSMOBILE excellent 1962, condition. 4 door, Phone AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and American cars. If we can't fix it, it Meadowbrook Trace. $47.50. Pool. 393-7571. 3-2-22 For Sale 0E«NIS COMPANY. 0lsT(fh>U?l 316 • FOR SALE can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O Animals 372-7274. 3-2-19 GIBSON GUITAR, model ES175for -_°PP!!l,e Ci,V Market- C-2-18T Mobile Homes OLDSMOBILE, 98, 1965. Excellent condition. Private owner. Asking Aviation sale D-28 or or trade D-35. for Martin guitar, 487-0924, anytime. SEWING MACHINE Brand new portables ciea,ance - tJM J PERSONAL ONE OR 2 $5.00 • $700. 339-2628. 5-2-19 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to summer. girls for Cedarbrook spring and Aims. 6-2-23 of per month. reconditioned Large sell • PEANUTS PERSONAL used maT" 351-3081.3-2-22 Singers, Whites, • REAL ESTATE OPEL 1966 wagon. Low mileage, learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. Special $5,00 offer. 484-1324. C EKO 12 String classic guitar with Home and Necchi! J good condition, best offer. auxiliary pick-up. Over $300 new, "Many Others." tial • RECREATION 355-2748. 2-2-19 SUBLET SPRING. 3-man. 1V4 blocks $175. 351-8733. 3-2-19 to $39.95. Terms. edwadB • SERVICE Typing Service OPEL, 1967 station wagon, excellent Employment from 3-2-22 Berkey. $150. 337-2577. ONE BEAUTIFULLY brand new ?!S™'BUTING • lib North Wash c°SJ condition, new snow tires, $760. large portable Magnavox television 489-6448. 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Bigsbv ?=J 1 » class PONTIAC STATION wagon, 1965. bedroom apartment old. $300, one day before applicants to fill newly created job MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all cost $550 new Low upstairs. Completely remodeled. 2-3692. 5-2-19 publication. mileage. Excellent opportunities. Our expansion brands. 30% off list price. Rich: W illiamston area. 655-3833. mechanically, air conditioned. program has opened up jobs in the 351-5869. C PHONE 3558255 Power steering, power brakes. $875. 349-9435. 10-2-19 following specialty areas: For Rent For Rent 10-2-25 WALNUT sectiona! DESK, table, carpet protect! j Excellent. Intensive Care - Coronary Care 332-5016, days. 5.3.W RATES PONTIAC 1963 LeMans. 4-cylinder, Labor and Delivery TV AND stereo rentals, satisfaction ONE BEDROOM, near campus, 1 day $1.50 $150. 489-5985 after 10 p.m. Newborn Nursery guaranteed. Free delivery, service 15th! • Available February 15c per word per day 5-2-22 Pediatrics and pick-up. 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One Lansing General Hospital garbage disposal. In Haslett, only (only one year old, includes $35 pre-paid. bedroom furnished. Large, airy GIRL TO share house, own bedroom. 2800 Devonshire Avenue minutes from campus. No pets. of tape); all for only $130. 430 RILEY, 1953. 2.5 liter, very sporting rooms. Air conditioned. $75. North side. IV 7-6250, There will be Phone 339-2490 for appointment. Park Lane (upstairs). 2-2-19 3-2-V a 50c service English saloon. Shop manual, Lansing. Michigan 48909 373-1890, ask for Brenda. 2-2-19 5-2-23 Beautifully maintained. Suitable and ready for restoration. 616 - Phone 372-8220, Extension 335-336. bookkeeping charge if for faculty, grad students, business LADIES DIAMOND ring 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT X5-2-23 - 14 karat, 01 this ad is not paid within 837-6876, after 6 p.m. 3-2-18 people, married couples. Lease. and all V4 BLOCK from campus. Furnished EAST SIDE. Newly remodeled, white gold, 17 genuine diamonds. other live mercha one week. 332-3135 or 882-6549. O furnished 3 (buy a little love) DOCKTORpJ STUDENT WIFE preferred for care apartment. All utilities paid. Call bedroom home. 1 large stone, and 16 smaller ones. ROVER T/C 2000. Excellent The of 1 pre school and 2 school after 6 p.m., 655-3741. 5-2-23 Carpeted, strict landlord wants Never been worn. 489-5077. CENTER, Meridian Mil State News will be condition. 26,000 miles. age GIRL NEEDED spring term. Old children Monday - Friday, 8-5 serious conservative tenants. $200. 3-2-22 349-3950. 5-2-19 responsible only for the 489-3219.4-2-19 REDUCED SPRING, two girls for Cedar Village. Reduced rates. 351-3969. O p.m. Lunch, dishes, and start first day's incorrect 4-man, Haslett Apartments. Barb 351-8927. 10-3-1 WEDDING RINGS Yellow gold, dinner. $40/week. May - bring 1 insertion. three or four Parness 355-8252; after 5:30 p.m. ONE MAN for four man house. Over antique setting, engagement ring year old child of 351 2546. S-2-23 PLEASE I ONE or two girls needed 21. Block from campus. 351-8513 1/5 karat, wedding ring, 3 your own. 393-4623, 943 Vincent for spring. Close to 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT o„ VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Good Court. 3-2-22 campus. after 2 p.m. S-5-2-23 diamonds, 2 points each. Sacrifice. ONE GIRL sublease spring. Reduced. 351-0470. 5-2-22 IV 9-9108 after 3 p.m. 4-2-23 and other live merchandise Iwl running, new battery, $295. says you can't buy lovel CURTIS BOOKKEEPER - PART time or full University Terrace. Only $60. CONGENIAL PERSON wanted for FORD, 1436 Grand NEEDED DOCKTOR PET time; basic bookkeeping sk'Mf," Across street from campus. IMMEDIATELY, girl for own room in house. Good people CENTEf River, Williamston. 655-2133. Meridian Mall, 34 9 3950. 5-2-1 Automotive 2-2-19 good business writing and 351 6806. 2-2-18 luxury apartment. $55. 337-1107, live there. 351-1740. 5-2-23 after 5 p.m. 3-2-18 attention to details. Hdurs CHEVROLET 1968. Impala. Station flexible. Call for appointment. ONE GIRL needed spring term for NEEDED: THREE WASHING MACHINE, spinner type, VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Real sharp, men to share Haslett Arms. Reduction. ONE GIRL needed to share modern wagon. 9 passenger. Full power, 337-2310. 4-2-19 house, furnished with laundry excellent condition, spotless, $65. just reconditioned. $650. Holt, student 351-7657. 3-2-19 apartment. Own room. facilities. Within Also good trailer hitch, $12. original owner. Call 351-5795. 699-2064. 3-2-18 easy access of North Point. Call 337-0249, after 5-2-22 INTERESTED IN fighting pollution MSU. 393-8345 or 489-7917. Phone 351-5543 mornings and VOLKSWAGEN GHIA 1969. Green, and making money too? Call TWO GIRLS needed spring for 6j>^.JjM9_ 3-2-19 evenings. S-TF Mobile Homes CHEVROLET IMPALA V-8, 1966. deluxe 482-7668. 2-2-18 luxury apartment with skylight. TWO ROOM model. Price very efficiency, furnished. Excellent mechanical, needs some 351-2794. 3-2-19 FURNISHED THREE bedroom. TYPEWRITER, UNDERWOOD LIBERTY, 10x55 2 bedroo reasonable. 655-3215. 3-2-18 $80 month including utilities. Girl 1 body work. Assume payments. PART TIME employment: preferred. Call evenings after 6 block to campus. 4-6 students, portable, $24.95. Used furniture furnished. Excellent conditio 12-20 337-1130, after 6 p.m. 3-2-19 hours SUBLET: 2 girls for four man. Spring of all kinds. ABC SECONDHAND 355-0140 or after 5 p.n VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Many extras. per week. Automobile p.m., 484-5637. 10-2-24 parking, utilities paid. Deposit. Excellent condition. Ask for John, required, 351-5800. O and summer. Evergreen Arms. 332-5144.3-2-19 STORE, 1208 Turner. C 484-5666. 3-2-19 CHEVY VAN 1965. Paneled and 351-0981. 3-2-19 TWO BEDROOMS furnished. All 351-6582. X-3-2-19 1967 SCHULT 12x60, 2 bedrooi carpeted. Ideal for traveling, $350 ATTENTION: REGISTERED nurses utilities furnished except THREE BEDROOM Duplex. North SCOTT MODEL 17 speakers, Fisher furnished, carpeted, dispos 355-6167. S-2-23 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 sedan. who want OKEMOS, ONE bedroom furnished electricity and telephone. Walking Abbott Road. Stove and a challenge; an model 210 stereo receiver; TEAC Excellent condition. 694-904 Guaranteed rebuilt engine. Sharp opportunity to do bedside apartment. Utilities paid, $125 a distance to campus. Four man refrigerator furnished. Immediate model A4010-S stereo tape deck, 1 CHEVELLE, 1970 Super Sport, 396, month. Call 349-3143. 5-2-23 5-2-24 one owner car. 332-0697. 3-2-22 comprehensive nursing care, and $66.25 a person, three man occupancy. $200 plus utilities. used 8 track tapes, 8 track home excellent condition. Call attend a 2 month orientation $77.50 Call before 5 p.m., 351-9036. a person. HALSTEAD tape decks and auto tape players. 882-2239.3-2-19 VOLKSWAGEN 3-2-19 FOR SALE or rent. 1953 Lintscraf 1970, sedan. White program combining clinical MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. TV sets - used color console TV. 8x40, $700. Call IV 7-625 sidewalls, radio, tinted windshield, experience and classes. 0-14-2-19 AM-FM and police band radios, CORVETTE 1962. Very good 3 spare tires. $1795 or best offer. Applications NEEDED: TWO or 3 people for 373-1890, ask for Brenda. 2-2-1 now being accepted Italian tapestries. SNOW ski sale: condition, with tape deck and 694-9917. 5-2-24 at Personnel Office of Sparrow NEAR MSU, Okemos area. One house on east side. $42 each. BURCHAM WOODS: 54 off on skis and equipment. AM-FM stereo radio. $1795. Hospital for part time and full 1 bedroom bedroom unfurnished, $140, per 484-3608, anytime. 3-2-19 ACTIVE EXECUTIVE. '0x5 Contact Phil at Metro Bowl, time night (12 midnight to 8:30 furnished just opened; freshly Swap and save. WILCOX Completely furnished. Ful month. Heat furnished, air decorated and ready for you at SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East 882-0226 Monday through a.m.). Positions in the Cardiac condition, carpeted, modern. SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA. 2 carpeted. Includes console T Friday, after 8:30 Care $150. One, two or three man Michigan, 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 Skirted. 2 bedrooms. Ideal f p.m. 5-2-18 Unit. Plan to begin 349-1586.5-2-18 bedrooms. Appliances furnished, orientation March 8, 1971.4-2-19 occupancy. Manager, 351-3118, if p.m., Monday thru Saturday. C young couple. Reasonable offi plus deep freeze, garage. $175. CORVETTE, 1959. Reconditioned, answer, 484-4014; 745 ONE GIRL to sublet 482-6820. 4-2-19 646-6092. after 6 p.m. 6-2-22 immediately at AMPLIFIER KENWOOD KR 77, new tires, top, interior, etc. PART TIME, earn up to $50 - $75 Burcham Drive. 5-2-23 Sharp! Campus Hill. 485-5732. 5-2-19 AM-FM $1595. 353-0292.3-2-22 per week. Car necessary. Call receiver, 75 watts. Phone 1967 MARLETTE, 12x60, detuj LIBERAL ROOMMATE wanted, 655-1040. 5-2-22 351-7319 for interview. C FOUR GIRLS: Beautiful MARRIED STUDENTS,, employed. model. Colonial interior, step-i new own room. $55 plus utilities. DODGE 1965 Coronet 440, 361, apartment on 20 acres with 21. March 1, until middle of 351-8250. 3-2-18 kitchen, with dishwasher. Pore automatic transmission, power For Rent horses. 4 miles south of campus. September. 2 bedroom, carpeted, skirting and utility shed. Aft steering, $400 or best offer. Scooters & Cycles $55 each. 882-3820. 3-2-18 air conditioned. Close. 351-0863. 4:30 p.m., call 393-3295. 10-2-i SPACIOUS FURNISHED. 4 675-7245. 2-2-19 FOR THOSE weekend parties, Party 5-2-19 bedroom house. 4 adults, over 21. HARMONY WOULD LIKE to buy Honda 50 or Goods from A to Z RENTAL, MAN 12-string guitar. FQR GLAD tidings look I — Meadowbrook Trace 372-4662. 5-2-22 90. Any condition. 655-1081. Excellent condition. Call FALCON, 1964. Futura. Great 349-2220.0-2-23 immediately. Dishwasher. TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile something you've lost with a W«fl condition. New brakes. 5-2-23 694-8074 after 5 p.m. 5-2-22 New February free. No deposit. home units. Lakeview lots. Ad. Dial 355-8255 muffler. 6 ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. QUIET, CLEAN, liberal grad student. cylinder. Standard 393-5748. 3-2-18 $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes Own room. $75. 337-0011, after 5 shift. Call 641-6528. 3-2-18 SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 RENTALS. 372-4948. C p.m. 3-2-18 FIAT 1969 convertible, 950 Spider, OKEMOS, TWO bedroom deluxe. 1% white. Call after 5 p.m., 372-8976. BSA 1969 441 Victor Special. 2900 TV RENTALS — Students only. Low baths, fully carpeted, dishwasher, WOMEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed to FOUR GIRLS, Spring term, needed CROSSWORD monthly and term rates. Call air conditioned, carport, sundeck. share luxury apartment near in 8-girl house. All utilities 5-2-23 miles. Excellent condition, $700. 351-8557, after 6 p.m. 3-2-19 351-7900 to reserve yours. Unfurnished. $178 monthly. campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 (including phone) paid. 351-8182. PUZZLE FIREBIRD 1967 400. Undercoated, UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C 349-9152. 10-2-24 p.m. TF 5-2-19 turbo - hydro, many options and accessories. $1350. 351-2593 25. Panorama TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS ACROSS 3-2-18 are now leasing student units. 28. Formicid These spacious luxury apartments are completely 1. Sheen 29. Rhythmical carpeted and KAMINS FIREBIRD, 1969, 428. Ram air. 425 furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each 6. Pitchers swing h.p. power steering, brakes and 11. Automaton 30. Cocktail unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control window. Turbo hydro. Many • 12. 34. Arab name - central air Cylindrical extras. 13,000 miles. $2550. conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 14. Booster rocket 35. Staff officer 351-9249, after 6 p.m. 5-2-19 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been 15. Starred lizard 36. Worldwide 16. Little girl workers' group FORD, FAIRLANE 500, 1965. Runs MID-MICHIGAiJ'S LARGEST adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, and looks great. recreation 17. Fume 37. Gambling $750. 482-7816. rooms and private balconies. If you want to be among 19. Hail 39. Witchcraft 5-2-19 DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Their 2 20. Royal staff 41. Ant genus DOWN 3. Portly FORD FALCON 1963. Rebuilt bedroom units start at $65/month per man. 22. True maples 42. Silly 1. Lawn | 23. Indisposed 43. Jackets A Heir engine, body good. $350. 24. Hall 44. Felt concern 2. Reasoning 5. Frighten 351-2596. 3-2-22 6 Upper I FEBRUARY SERVICE SPECIALS MODEL OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: i 3 4 b i * ' p 22-4009 5-2-22 Ads! 8. There will be live entertainment students, references. 372-8158. C first and second term would still . LIMOUSINE SERVICE to Detroit Relations, 9 p.m., 201 Bessey Hall; and admission is 75 cents. Metro Photography, 7:30 p.m., 120 Physics be replaced by special elections, Typewriter Airport. $11/person. Call Astronomy Bldg.; Radical as is done now. 882-0722. 3-2-18 Repair Capitalism, 7:30 p.m. 210 Bessey Gas Mileage Hall; Book As An Art Object, 7:30 (Electrics) NEED RIDE. Will share expenses. Students interested in joining the A second proposed Foreign <& Domestic p.m., 42 Union; Male Role Elsworths House (Men's Coop) may Liberation, 7:15 p.m., 43 Union. amendment would prevent the Monday - Friday around 5 p.m. attend a "meeting" for membership Campus Typewriter Service Michigan National Bank Other classes as previously at 7:30 p.m. Friday. For more results of referendums from across from Union Downtown to Indian Lakes information call 332 - 3574. becoming part of the ASMSU Louis E. May Sr. ED 2-0877 Estate, Mt. Hope. 351-6396, Gamut presents "PAC Onstage" at constitution if they are under Plus Performance STUDENTOURS Acapulco Montego SPRING $219, Nassau $179, Bay $219. Call Fred Break. 372-8730, Raj Gupta. 5-2-19 NEEDED: RIDES to Miami Area 11:30 a.m. Saturday on Channel 10. Featured will routines be songs, gags, and dialog from the Radicalesbians is social hour at 7:30 sponsoring a tonight. For information, rides, oi if you can't attend, call 353 - 9795 after noon. appeal to a judiciary. Under the current amendments constitution, immediately upcoming Performing Arts Company 355-2824. 2-2-18 spring break. Will share expenses. become part of the constitution production of "Carnival." Call Tom or Fred, 353-2755. SDS is holding a Michigan - Ohio if passed in a referendum. EXPERT FRENCH tutoring. Private S-2-24 Holmes Hall presents "Universe" Reginal Conference this weekend in mm Detroit. For information, call 355 - or group. Reasonable rates. Call in an all - U Mixer from 8:30 to A third constitutional 1543. 355-7763. 5-2-19 12:30 p.m. Friday in C101 - 104, Wanted Holmes Hall. Admission is $1. amendment, proposed by TV, RADIO and Appliance Service. Ditzhazy, would make the heads Reasonable rates. Phone E. of the major governing groups visit include the film "In the Year of BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for voting members of the student Harvey, ED 2-2425. 20-3-5 the Pig" at 10 a.m. today in 116 all positive, A negative, B negative board. A similar governing group Gay Liberation is sponsoring a Agricultural Engineering Bldg. At 2 and AB negative, $10.00. 0 social hour 4 today. For p.m. today, a demonstration against proposal (which didn't include Typing Service negative. $12.00. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, MICHIGAN at information, call 353 p.m. - 9795. the Air Force recruiters at the Intercooperative Council as Placement Bureau will be held. NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE 507V4 East Grand River, East Ditzhazy's amendment does) The Outing Club will present the was passed by the student body COPY SHOPPE can show you Lansing. Above the new Campus film "Sentinel: The West Face" at 7, An original play, "Conception" by Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 7:45, 8:30 and 9:15 p.m. Sunday in Jane Dunlap, will be presented at 9 in the recent ASMSU how to get two Xerox copies for 104B Wells Hall. Admission is 50 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday at referendum, but was invalidated the price of one. Phone 332-4222. p.m., Monday, Thursday and the Albatross coffeehouse. 547 E. Friday. Tuesday and Wednesday 1 Grand River Area. Admission is free. by AUSJ because of election p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C irregularities. Toyota has the Combination Students interested in discussing The Pre - Law Club is the East Lansing marijuana laws may sponsoring a field trip to Jackson BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. WANTED TO take The over lease. Two attend a meeting at 8 tonight in 38 State Prison today. Arrangements board also moved No job too large or too small. bedroom house, furnished, $240 a Union. For information contact Jim have been made to tour the prison, Tuesday to postpone the due Block off campus. 332-3255. C month. 351-0866. 5-2-24 examine the facilities and speak with at 355 - 7984. date of $1,000 of a $2,500 loan prison officials. The group will leave from the board to IFC until Jan. East Lansing this afternoon. All Progressive linkage / Place Your interested students are invited to attend but will only be admitted on a 1, 1973. The original due date for the loan had been Jan. 1, carburetion uses PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD first - come - first - serve basis. For further information or travel arrangements, call Jerry Sanders at 1972. Today . .. Just clip, complete, mail. 337 - 2162. carburetor for STA TE NEWS will bill you later. Social Work majors interested in VW Trade-Ins rapping or changing their department may attend a meeting at 7:30 tonight normal d in 221 Berkey Hall. Come In All Sizes Petitioning is now open for student positions on the College of Arts and Letters committee to review '66 Renault 4 dr. Wont Power? Push the Language requirement and the committee to revise the college " 39,000 mi. one owner car, radio bylaws. Petitions are available in 201 (needs paint) to the opens floor. It Consecutive Dates to Run_ Berkey Hall. "The $395. '68 Fiat "850" Sport Coupe Boys in the Band" will be Classification 13,000 mi., radio, presented at 8:30 tonight, 8:30 p.m. throat and gives Friday and 7:30 and 10 p.m. Saturday, in McDonel Kiva. Tickets heater, whitewalls $895. are $1.50 and are on sale at Marshall acceleration over to well Music, State Discount, Lums and the '68 VW Sedan red finish, radio, low mileage, automatic MHA - WIC will hold voting stick shift, excellent tires sessions for the RHA Constitution $1395 No wonder TOYOTA CORONA today from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. in all the halls during '69 Montego MX station wagon lunch and dinner. 302 V-8 engine, luggage rack, radio, whitewalls is the best selling imported open Alpha Sigma Sigma will hold an meeting for all interested $1595 '68 Chevelle SS 396 students at 9 p.m. Friday. For 4-dr. sedan on the market!!! Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. information HORIZONS or rides call 484 - a new radio program 5761. white with black vinyl roof, automatic, radio, power steering and brakes on WKAR sponsors a discussion $1595 10 Words or Less: 1 day - $1.50 3 days - $4.00 5 days - $6.50 about the PAC" production of drive one at Over 10 Words Add: 15c per word 40c per word 65c per word "Carnival" at 5:30 p.m. Saturday on WKAR, 870 khz. Glenn Herriman □ □ □ WHEELS TOYOTA, INC. Mail to; Michigan State News 347 Student Services Bldg. The a lecture First Church of Christ, Scientist, in East Lansing will sponsor entitled "What Are Your Dimensions for Living?" at 8 p.m. Volkswagen, Inc. 6135 W. Saginaw St. Phone 482-6226 MSU East Lansing, Mich. Friday in the Hannah Middle School, Open Mon. & Thurs. Till 9 2400 E. MICHIGAN AVE. East Lansing. Admission is free. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. February 20-year-old gets Prof cites problem state GOP post politics a full said, - time job," he "but I'm realistic enough to ' see that it's unstable. I want a A tall in light post is reflected on Himalayan cli m "There are no conquerors of and 37 Sherpa specialists formed American a puddle John Republicans went a step bachelor's degree in accounting Everest, just survivors," Maynard the expedition that went on for ,JakeJ further in opening ranks to the to fall back on." of melted snow. Miller, chief geologist of the five Brelntenbach, member 0 | months leaving from team, died when a young during their spring While Wyszynski has joined The snow at huge 1963 American Mt. Everest Kathmandu, Nepal. ic convention by electing 20 - year the side serves collapsed on one face the "establishment" of the GOP, Expedition, said Tuesday. of, The climbers were - old J. Edward Wyszynski Jr. of he intends to remain active in as a reminder Miller, professor of geology, Roseville to a seat on the State of recent winter accompanied by about 900 Mandate, a new issue - oriented spoke before the Outing Club Sherpa porters who carried "Chance favors the Central Committee. youth group. He hopes Mandate weather. About the terrors, calamities and r He is the first supplies of food, clothing, tents but it Republican can launch a drive to get out the SN photo by Terry Luke insights of climbing the 29,028 - and several hundred tanks of state delegate under 21 to be 18 foot high Himalayan peak. everything on Everest" • year - old vote. - oxygen necessary for breathing said. elected to this position and will "If we mount a statewide In a program titled on the summit of the mountain. Humor represent Macomb County. "Chomolonga Challenge played an essd registration drive, we can get - Mt. All Americans who made the role in the "With my election and them to vote. No 18 - year - olds Everest 1963," Miller showed Himalayan trek were specialists said that the expedition, and (2 programs such as Mandate the can see any reason to just vote slides of the mountain faces, in other fields besides good story and to ability to tl Republican party can begin for President and U.S. senator. huge ice blocks, and plunging factors laugh J mountaineering, Miller said. in choosine attracting youth," Wyszynski "I think it's a form of crevasses that characterize James Lester, clinical said Everest. a expedition members. Friday night after his discrimination." election. psychologist, studied the effects Miller also stressed the Those in Mandate also felt "Chomolongma" is the of stress on the mind and of a man to al Wyszynski said he believes strongly about the situation. A Tibetan name for Mt. Everest "keep his m* that with his election sociologist Richard Emerson shut" when the going gets to] proposal on the youth resolution meaning "mountain which is observed He said this Republicans are saying: God" or "God is mother of the group functioning was one of the J adopted by the convention using a tape recorder. A important "Look, we do want youth in urged that 18 - year - olds be wind." Winds on the summit of qualities found! photograph, a radio specialist every member of the team. the party — not just as workers allowed to vote in state and local Everest reach 150 miles per and a linguist were also on the All I 20 — we will give them leadership elections. hour. trip. American members of | roles." Eighteen Americans, a Briton Several medical doctors on Expedition awarded the Hubbard He says he intends to take the climb studied Med of the traces of physiological the National Geographic So away some conservatism that are distasteful COPING WITH PROBLEMS effects of stress at high altitudes and noticed how red corpuscles by Pres. John F. Kennedy. "It was the first time to young people. a mi increase when oxygen becomes was given to "Too often there remains the thinner near the summit. every team," Miller said. member] D.C. educator outlines project image of old men sitting around Doctors themselves worked The entire in smoke - filled rooms making under high stress levels when a expedition a deals," Wyszynski said. approximately $500,000.1 smallpox epidemic broke out this, Originally elected as a among the Sherpa guides. $75,000, a grant, which tot/ delegate to the state convention, Another expedition member National was donated] Wyszynski has participated in By JONI BENN facing the schools initiated in 1963 by President provided the classroom instructor with radioed to Kathmandu, and an A Geographic magii many political activities while at State News Staff Writer Kennedy. supplemental course material and lent assistance Australian operator picked up grants, number and of various o| Macomb County Community The team was given charge of in planning classroom programs. donations I creating a the message, signalled the World individuals and College. Recent initiatives in "model for change" following a study of the The inability to receive adequate supplies, in a Health Organization and within "I'm interested in making coping with the problems Cordoza Model Schools Division. The Cordoza organizations also system described as "bogged down by federal of Washington, D.C. schools were outlined days Russian smallpox vaccine sponsor the expedition. area, in the geographical center and the most government ordering system, budget problems, delivered by air to the Tuesday in a presentation by Irvin Gordy, a was impoverished area of the district, was plagued by and procedure," were described by No one will sit, representative of the D.C. school system. Gordy is a member of a specially appointed problems of high drop - out rates and juvenile unnecessary handicap to the teacher. Gordy as an climbers. "The expedition fought a war Hungarian chef | innovation team to study problems delinquency. The team, Gordy said, also called for a new against the highest facing district ramparts on noteven lovers With these problems as a central focus, the role for school principals and schools and coordinate the entire school supervisors. In earth," Miller said. in efforts to correct them. He system presented a team began work on developing a model order to provide an adequate environment of "Avalanches were a constant quits kitchen summary of the model at a seminar on program. learning, he said, the principals must discard the threat and some of the most HAMILTON, Ont. (AP) - Despite initial reaction from school role of administrators to become instructional SWANSEA, Wales (AP)| mathematics education sponsored by the Dept. difficult climbing was at the Ferenc Borsos, a Hungarian d The city's Works Committee said administrators, the team launched a program leaders. of Mathematics. lower levels." who is unhappy in the kitch it rejected a request for bus which placed greater emphasis on the powers of stop The "innovation team," comprised of 18 As a product of their efforts, the team made In late May, temperatures at benches because young lovers the classroom teacher. won $332,707 on the B teachers from the D.C. school system,was formed such accomplishments in the Cordoza area as the summit of Everest reach 40 might use them. With their increased respect for teacher needs, soccer pools, quit his job J out of committee action to study the reducing the drop - off rate from 40 to 18 per to 50 degrees below zero at problems Swansea hotel and declared! the team established summer sunset, Miller said. training programs, cent over a four year period. - don't want ever to cook ai OPEN DAILY 10-10; SUNDAY 10-7 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY You're Safe When You Save At K mart Mid-Winter Discount; Days r " r ■ ' - Sale Priced! Thick men's choice new! HI-SIGNS 14 Days Only dress shirts R«0. 3.33 - 4 Days 166 Latest fashion long-point-collar shirts arc no-iron polyester/cotton. Long-sleeve 2-button or French cuff styles in vibrant colors. Neck: 14V4 - 17; Sleeve: 32 • 34. Here's a whole new experience in novelty throw rugs! Brilliantly colorful "Stop", "Go", "Slow", or "Yield" signs are a great conversation accent for most rooms. You can even hang 'em up! 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