cbruary |g There . . . Friday j, no new thing under the MICHIGAN Showers . . . STATE NEWS . . . and thundershowers, - Ecclesiastes 1:9 STATE possibly severe locally. Cloudy, windy and warmer. High 46, low UNIVERSITY in1fl 63 Number 1 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 19, 1971 eport study RODERICK REPORTS OK the foi Money cited prep ftwlol )ps list squeeze ustee meet By DAVE PERSON for cuts in summer aid State News Staff Writer programs such as veterinarian medicine, he "I really can't make an accurate By BILL HOLSTEIN said. State News Staff Writer prediction about how many students this Roderick also said there will be no full - will affect until we have enough data to go he MSU Board of Trustees today may time Work Study opportunities either on over these applications in detail," he said. Taylor Report on Student Strained financial conditions in higher or off campus for the 1971 summer term. cioation in Academic Government Roderick said aid for summer school will education have forced fewer financial aid Full - time students on Work Study in be considered only on a "mandatory need to the Academic Council for further opportunities for summer term, Ronald L. summer school may work up to 15 hours to attend" basis. [deration. Roderick, associate director of financial An example of students who qualify for part time, he said. [the sense of a majority of the board aids, said Thursday. this "mandatory need to attend" status it the Taylor Report should be sent Roderick said no Educational include those in mandatory four - term (Please turn to page 13) I see no reason in holding it up for Opportunity Grant (EOG) are available for ber month," Trustee Patricia Carrigan, summer term and Michigan Higher in Arbor, said Thursday. If this is the Education Assistance Authority (MHEAA) she said she would consider offering i motion. K Taylor ,nted to trustees Report is scheduled to be today as an funds are doubtful. "We're not sure about MHEAA funds yet. We just don't know," he said. Such funds hinge on the future of the state Legislature nation item. budget. special meeting of the Academic te is scheduled to meet Tuesday to ve a conflict between the Taylor About 2,400 students currently use EOG funds and 3,600 use MHEAA funds. National Defense loans, Student Aid fund cutback )rt and the student Academic Freedom Grants and MSU Scholarships and Tuition was approved Thursday by legislative leaders. Grants remain unchanged. 5MSU has asked the Student - Faculty Gov. Milliken proposed the cutbacks in Although almost 400 students have aary for an injunction on the report January to help prevent a predicted $108 requested extension of their financial aid A $38 million cutback in state million fiscal year - end deficit blamed on a the conflict has been resolved. The for summer term to date, Roderick said, he ent • Faculty Judiciary has not acted was unable to accurately predict the effect expenditures, including a $112,594 cut in 67-day automotive strike. the current state appropriation to MSU, The $38 million cutback resulted from the request yet, Harold Buckner, of the tightening monies. three weeks of negotiations between the rman of the ASMSU, said Wednesday. looks like the board of trustees governor's staff and members of the House and Senate appropriations committees. The send it back for more work by juts and faculty, we'll remove any of a block," Buckner said, istee Blanche Martin, D-East Lansing, China's entrance state constitution requires approval by the two committees of all budget readjustments. Milliken signed an executive order Thursday that "it looks like the possible ■nts arc getting short - changed" in the Thursday to implement the budget cuts. >r Report. However, he said he was war seen He also has proposed an increase in state revenues this fiscal year to fill the ing to hear the pros and cons of the before deciding which way he would Falling fences By The Associated Press North Vietnam charged stand by idly while its neighbors are attacked by the United States," Nguyen remaining $70 million gap. Revenue increases, however, must be approved by Creating a ribbon like effect is this toppled snow fence near the Thursday that the entire legislature. he other six trustees were not available - the United States had invaded Laos and Thanh Le, spokesman for the North International Center. Perhaps repairing won't be necessary since spring Besides the $112,594 reduction in funds comment Thursday. Trustee Kenneth was threatening to invade North Vietnamese delegation to the Paris peace for the East Lansing campus, $21,576 was R- Grand Rapids, will not is Vietnamese approaching. territory. It raised the talks, said. cut from the cooperative extension nd the meeting today. State News photo by possibility of Red Chinese retaliation. Earlier, Xuan Thuy, head of the Doug Bauman "The program. People Republic of China will not delegation, said that the "present large - Cutbacks at the other two major scale operation" by the United States in universities totaled $176,225 from the Laos, the concentration of U.S. troops at University of Michigan and $63,390 from the 17th Parallel and the increasing number Wayne State University. of warships off North Vietnam "constitute Both U-M and Wayne State also were MSU FA seeks union status a menace" to North Vietnam and China. affected by capital outlay cuts. It was reported in Saigon that five U.S. The cutbacks were made in the helicopters were downed Thursday in Laos, following programs: where South Vietnamese forces said they had cut three main branches of the Ho Chi Capital outlay $5.97 million Minh trail. Four-year colleges $0,531 million The (including MSU) $0,786 million The cards read that the signatory goal of the organization is to either By STEVE WATERBURY William R. Owen of the Higher obtain a bargaining election by securing Community colleges. $23.9 million authorizes the MSU/FA as "my exclusive The reports of the latest helicopter School aid bill $0.4 million State News Staff Writer Education Office of the MEA said he representative for purposes of collective signatures from 30 per cent of the faculty losses in Laos came from military anticipated that Faculty Associates would in the prospective bargaining unit or to (Please turn to page 13) be "at the bargaining table by the bargaining pursuant to the Michigan Public spokesmen and from field reports jn the Employment Relations Act (Act 379 of obtain stipulation of the MSU/FA as a sole northern military zone. ISU Faculty Associates (MSU/FA), an beginning of spring term." liate of the Authorization cards were distributed to the Public Acts of 1965)." bargaining agent by obtaining signatures Michigan Education Assn. On Feb. 9, the MSU chapter of the from over 50 per cent of the faculty. President Nixon members of MSU/FA at a breakfast said at a news !A), announced Thursday the launching In the event that the MSU Board of Michigan Association for Higher Education conference Wednesday that the Chinese icampaign to secure authorization cards meeting in Kellogg Center Thursday. Owen Trustees refuses to recognize MSU/FA as have m MSU faculty mefmbers in an attempt said the cards also will be (distributed by changed its organizational constitution and no reason to interpret the South renamed the the sole bargaining agent, then a Vietnamese drive into Laos obtain designation as the sole bargaining mail to all full • time faculty members with group MSU Faculty as a threat to certification election will be conducted by their nt for MSU faculty. the rank of instructor and above. Associates. security. the Michigan Employment Relations Commission. The statements were made at the 103rd (Please turn to page 13) session of the peace talks. ON DECISIONS MEA Judiciary The MSU appeals by Faculty Associates of the MEA met Thursday at Kellogg Center to distribute authorization cards to its ASMSU has appealed two decisions by However, until a final judgment is made members. The organization the All - University Student Judiciary on the appeals, the governing groups — also is seeking to obtain Men's Halls Assn. (MHA), Women's Inter - (AUSJ) which invalidated Proposal 4 of the designation as the sole recent ASMSU referendum on proposed residence Council (WIC), Intrafraternity bargaining agent of the MSU constitutional amendments. Council (IFC), Panhellenic Council faculty. Peter Haines, The Student - Faculty Judiciary is (Panhel) and Off - Campus Council (OCC) professor of secondary currently reviewing the appeals to decide if — will retain their vote on the board. education and curriculum, they will hear the cases. Under the ASMSU constitution the was the speaker. Proposal 4, which would have made the results of a referendum, even if disputed, heads of five governing groups voting immediately become a part of the SN photo by Doug Bauman members of the ASMSU Student Board, constitution. was declared invalid by AUSJ because the ASMSU Chairman Harold Buckner gave proposal was unconstitutionally placed on the grounds Thursday for one of the appeal the ballot and because the referendum cases: procedures did not avoid a conflict of (Please turn to page 14) interests. SDS By BARBARA PARNESS trying to members rebuild interest once again among in the Student Services Building basement Chicago was the scene of an ideological The cite reference is to MSU aluma Susan to find out more about SDS. split in SDS which caused sizable Taylor, who was active in MSU's SDS until Campus Editor students in the organization through a her graduation in June. In efforts to increase student interest in reduction in membership nationwide. meetings in the residence hall complexes the organization, SDS is sponsoring a National "SDS should be the organization of all and by talking to people they meet in and membership is now estimated teach-in on imperialism from 1 to 5 p.m. between the students. There's no reason it shouldn't 1,000 and 1,500. out of classes. Feb. 27 in 109-110 Anthony Hall. be," Nash said. He added that the group is Decisions cietv rcn . utnis "It's slow. We've made a lot of contacts. "I think we've rebuilt to almost ^ 's t'le 880,6 problem our always open to suggestions on problems to ino as But it's hard to get people committed," In addition, the local chapter is Pre-enrollment causes perplexing *. many other campus groups strength before the 1969 convention," be tackled and action to be taken. — Gerald Nash, Sharon, Mass., graduate John Royal, Bethesda, Md., sophomore, encouraging students to attend an SDS Royal said he sees SDS as "essentially an problems for many students. student, said in a recent interview. inl/f*0 years> the organization has Claudia MacCallum, Port Washington, regional weekend conference in Detroit this and a March 20 national said. Nash, Royal and Miss MacCallum say organization which tries to ally itself with oppressed people of the world, particularly This student, scratching his head the (W r?°re than 50 students, active N Y sophomore, echoed Nash's words. SDS is while pondering the situation, 15 »Jr demonstrations, to a group demonstration against "racist trying to tear down the student working people." The local chapter has no active imembers * - - -- "The hardest part is building ties and unemployment" in Washington, D.C. image of the organization as "that girl with makes his final decision. !oni>l dues. paying the annual $5 continually keeping contact," she said. She The 1969 national convention in the leopard coat and the long dark hair." (Please turn to page 13) State News photo by Sue Steeves the members of MSU's SDS said more students should visit SDS's office are 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 19 . ^-sssJi news FT. Under Calley's motives re-examined BENNING, Ga. (AP) - leading his infantry platoon in form an intent to kill the going to happen? consequences of death? summary cross examination a an assault on My Lai. Vietnamese. But just as often, he defense psychiatrist testified Dr. David Crane A. Yes. was the first insisted on the absence of the A. lI don'tt don know Know that mai he 0 Thursday that Lt. William L. psychiatrist to testify for the second element of premeditation Q. He was not hallucinating? ne of ... th°uJ From the wires of AP and UP1. Calley Jr. meant to kill unarmed defense in the presence of six - "consideration of A- No. appreciated the consequences of ™conceived hfe ls « a the act their death. I believe he knew . villagers in My Lai, but lacked man general court intended to bring about death." mental stability to thoughtfully panel. Daniel - offered martial the Mental impairment, the Q. He could form the intent they would die. uhS; 1 ?SK y°U did ^ have J to kill? premeditate the massacre. following definition witness said, prevented At one point the defense read A M My prenu'dita^ murdJ But in repeated attempts, the premeditated murder under of from such consideration because Calley A. Yes an intent to kill. a section from military law that not. I answer is no. M prosecutor, Capt. Aubrey Daniel Q. Did he appreciate the said: specifically ref. 1 military law. he lacked the required "ability consciously conceived '■ ' III failed to break Crane's "A premeditated design to kill to think, understand and 'iiDiijiJ insistence that the 27 - year - old means a formation of specific comprehend." "// what know doesn't Calley lacked the ability to plan Moynihan you intent to kill and consideration hit Q. Did he mean when he count in the competitions of life, the murders in advance because of the act intended to bring pulled the trigger that he his mental process was warped about death. It is not who you intended people to die? know will determine the under the stresses of combat in that a premeditated necessary design to A. Yes. outcomes." Vietnam. kill be entertained for Q. So, he did form an intent Daniel P. Moynihan Calley is accused of the particular or specific premeditated murder of 102 time." unresisting old men, women and any length of Repeatedly, Crane conceded to kill prior to the act of killing? A. Literally, when he pulled the trigger he anticipated death. for failures i children March 16, 1968, while that WASHINGTON (AP) - will be more effective. Calley had limited ability to Q. And he knew what was said, the long - held Daniel P. Moynihan, who helped He testified in support of a belief thi shape some of the landmark reducing the teacher - pupilra] Nixon administration proposal NEW REVIEW COUNCIL education legislation of the to create a National Institute of and putting more money in education would 1960s, urged Congress Thursday Education that would serve as a improve 1 quality of education has to acknowledge it has largely focal point for educational out to be untrue. turn] Laird tightens controls L Egypt presses for peace failed. Moynihan, now back in the research in the United States. "The effect of the teachel Moynihan said when such pupil ratio is on the With less than three weeks to go before the end of the academic world at Harvard programs as the Elementary and not the teachel University after serving as pupils,"he said. 1 new Middle East cease - fire, the a Secondary Education Act of Moynihan Egyptian government said the persistenl military surveillance counselor to President Nixon, 1964 were being drafted the of Congress appears to be doing its utmost to insure it can safely extend it again. on said the problems of the schools have turned out to be much people working on them felt establishment in and the educatij pushing J they knew all they needed to programs and Moderate statements by President Anwar Sadat and WASHINGTON more serious than was believed about education. from them is promising resufl (AP) - But he reversed his decision to and civil rights leaders, Laird Egyptian officials, a slight improvement in relations Secretary of Defense Melvin R. take issued a directive calling for a during the Kennedy and "We were enormously contributing f with Washington and almost unlimited cooperation with Laird established command of foreign civilian Johnson administrations. confident that what we wanted campus violence and dissatisfaction of parents tl new machinery intelligence away from the Joint - dominated defense The main effort now, he told wifl Wednesday to tighten civilian to do would work," he said. the schools the United Nations all appear to be aimed at reaching a control of domestic Chiefs of Staff, Spurred by allegations that investigative protects the program national "that a House education "But now that confidence has hopes. by creating faJP settlement with Israel. security subcommittee, should be put investigations by military agents, eroded. We have learned that But these developments also seem to have a shorter military agents spied on antiwar interests while constitutional civil and private insuring the into educational research to find things are far more complicated He said the goal of mul - out more about the existing legislation is oqualizil range objective: avoiding, if possible, a resumption of rights" of learning than we had thought." educational opportunity hostilities when the The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State citizens and process so that future programs As an example, Moynihan because of the wide where! cease - fire expires March 7. organizations. different University, is published every class day during four school He in individuals it should terms, plus Welcome Week edition in created a new Review Council made up of senior to be tryiI Computer sale disputed education! New Subscription rate is $14 per year. September. civilian officials, including the Senate hears equalize achievement. He called for greater 1 moves were reported Thursday in Britain's Member Associated Press, United Press undersecretaries of the Army, the testing of individJ emphal dispute with tiie United States over the projected sale of International, Navy and Air Force, and a single on two highly advanced computers to the Soviet Union. Diplomats in London said President Nixon's Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Michigan Press Association, United Collegiate Press, Association, Michigan Collegiate Press States Student Press Association. military man, the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency. of whiskey students to determine ability and the requiring th«T L administration has proposed that Britain insist on This council will be headed by certain achievement levels fl rights Asst. Secretary of Defense WASHINGTON (AP) - A vice going to college. Second - class postage paid at East arranged for the son of the J of inspection, or on limiting the Lansing, Michigan. Robert F. Froehlke, who will be president of the nation's largest "I have not the least doul computer's operations, Editorial and business offices at 347 official liquor buyer for the this system is crude, that to insure they cannot be used for military purposes. Student Services directly responsible to Laird to bourbon whisky seller testified military in Japan to get a itl Building, Michigan State University, East "direct, manage and inspect in a Senate hearing Thursday often cruel, and that it The British were said to have acknowledged the need Lansing, scholarship from the foundation measun Michigan. military investigative and related that he condoned and approved established by two top James only a limited number (, for some safeguards. But they also were reported to counter intelligence activities." - the renting of luxurious Saigon Beam executives. things," he said. "Yet L have expressed doubt that the Russians would Phones: The the American proposals. accept Editorial council will report villas for use by senior PX But Peterson, who is also a measures large. valid things, by an| 355-8252 directly to Laird. officials able to influence whisky Classified Advertising In director of the company, said he 355-8255 discussing the first - buying for the U.S. armed Display Advertising had no idea whether William J. 353-6400 Pentagon - wide mechanism for forces in Vietnam. Business - Circulation Crum, his chief Vietnam agent, 355-3447 controlling domestic Melvin Peterson, head of the Filibuster vote fails Photographic 355-8311 intelligence, allegations of Froehlke said international division of the investigative James Beam Distillery Co. of used kickbacks or bribes to persuade managers of GI dubs Bond, dancer« A first to order Jim Beam move to cut off a Southern led filibuster abuses were exaggerated. Chicago, conceded also he products. to g/Veconcerj - Another witness at the against a proposed rules change that would make it hearing said he was the only easier to end Senate Filibusters fell nine votes short Thursday of the neees&tfy two - thirds majority. Committee sets mlFlfciy ./'rfiveitf&tttr i,;Iver allowed t'6' interview Cru'm,'but A concert featuring t Interpretations from Flint u With 15 senators absent, the first test of his 'prbbe into CrumVlctivlnes be given from 5 to 7 p.mj demonstration BULLETIN strength in in Korea was squelched. the three - week old battle showed 48 for Sunday in the Case Hal - ending the The investigation was killed, debate and 37 against. cafeteria. 1 The Coordinating Committee Augustin J. Mandredi said, even The Beautiful Black Dancerl Immediately after the vote it was announced that a to end U.S. Involvement in though it was widely known that from the greater Lansing arel second cloture petition will be filed Indochina has scheduled a Friday. This Crum had made himself the also will perform demonstration for 11 a.m. today automatically will come to a vote next Tuesday. "most influential vendor in The concert is sponsored b; GRADUATING SENIORS in the Student Services Building to Korea" through lavish the black students of Case Hal protest the presence of Air kickbacks, smuggling and other There will be a 50 - cent| Force recruiters on campus. corrupt practices. donation. Rail nationalization asked GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS KELLOGG CENTER'S La Ventura Room is new! The AFL-CIO demanded Thursday that Congress nationalize t'*e railroad industry if it grants President Nixon's request for a new law to limit rail workers' right to strike. ARE NOW AVAILABLE /- Nixon has introduced in Congress both a special bill j to deal with a threatened March 1 nationwide rail strike, FOR PURCHASE f and permanent legislation to liandle all emergency 5 transportation strikes in rails, trucking, airlines and shipping. "This is one step in the direction of over - all Limited Supply — Get Yours Now compulsory arbitration of labor disputes," said AFL-CIO President George Meany in Miami Beach. MSU BOOK STORE Health Whether you hunger for a snack or a meal, La care proposals made President Nixon, rejecting calls for Ventura is the place to be on Spanish setting awaits you with a new idea for campus. A I nationalized health care, asked dining. Congress Thursday to require that Open 7:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. virtually all businesses provide Monday thru Friday comprehensive federally prescribed private health insurance for employes and their families. The employer requirement was the centerpiece of the President's $2.95-billion six - point health care proposal. He called for a National Health Insurance Partnership to correct NIXON inadequacies in the network of care, "not by destroying our present insurance system but by improving it." Let HiFi Buys Faulty gauge found in plane m Fill Your Place With Music Not An altimeter in the jet plane that carried United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther to his death May 9, If you're not all that keen on - Equipment cluttering your dorm room, apartment or home with 1970, had some parts missing "and one part installed expensive equipment, now is the time to Step Inside HIFI BUYS and take in the KLH Twenty. It's a 'nigh performance stereo compact designed to fit into upside down," the National Transportation Safety or home. More any dorm, apartment Board said Thursday in Washington. powerful than any home compact, (50 watts IHF Music sensitivity - like the drift free FM turner (you can get AM added on Power) it still has Safety investigators said there was a "strong together with the best HiFi names around Garrard, the custom too!), KLH has put it - built record changer, possibility" a faulty reading from the altimeter Pickering, magnetic cartridge and diamond stylus. And with the performance KLH full range speakers what more could powerful two way high - reinforced the pilot's belief that he was higher than he you ask for? Looks? The Twenty I has that too - oiled walnut cabinetry, makes it an ictually was as he approached Emmet County Airport Twenty, a powerful space saver of a compact, Only at IIIFI added plus for any room. The KLH at Pellston for a nighttime landing. The sleek chartered Lear Jet hit treetops two miles ^ and hear for yourself. BUYS, So Step Inside and see It's the real thing. Coke. from the end of the runway, staggered in flight for another half mile, sheared into another - clump of trees, $399.95 Real life calls for real taste. and crashed. HI-FI 1101 E. Grand River For the taste of your life—Coca-Cola. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 19, 1971 3 •SULES Election conduct By JOANNA FIRESTONE State Newi Staff Writer 227 votes as polled by Miss Jones. In opposed to 204 with 94 votes. Latimer write - in ballots. polled 40 conflicts of interests," Jaeger said. "Since as commissioner I Group opposes the sMSU Elections Red Cedar district The previous representatives will be defendant in the Red write fund proposal in mmissioner Mark Jaeger said - candidate Grady for the districts, Paul Korda, Cedar case, it would not be Sy that charges of illegal Latimer, Detroit sophomore Detroit senior and Joseph Signing and irregular contends that the Snyder - Urban, Kalamazoo junior, appropriate for me to judge my St procedures in Tuesday s Phillips, Mason - Abbot polling resigned during the term. own guilt or innocence." THE COUNCIL AGAINSTPAROCHIAIDsaid Thursday it was £tions will be heard by the All University Student Judiciary places identified were not and were sufficiently "opened "The Elections Commission He said Buckner disqualified himself because of "personal violently opposed to Gov. Milliken's proposed two per cent felt it could not make reduction in the state's educational budget and added that it and closed at the convenience fair /AIISJ) Feb. 23. of decision by itself so a interests" in one of the cases. doubted public education's ability to function In the Case - Wonders race for the poll workers." we have adequately under referred all three Schweighoeffer, as AUSJ chief the stress of the cuts. i«MSU district representative, to cases Latimer, whose petition AUSJ," Jaeger said. justice, would hear any appeals CAP chairman Harriet Phillips said Milliken, by his Sh candidates, Kevin Harty, not filed in time for his name to was to the cases and felt his decrease of aid, was placing a heavy burden on local proposed taxpayers by review, III., sophomore, and be placed on the ballot, claims The commission is composed involvement as a member of the requiring that they "utilize already archaic local property taxes" to ST F. Jones, Detroit he was not informed of the of Jaeger, ASMSU Chairman Harold Buckner and AUSJ Chief commission might influence an make up the difference. "phomore, are charged with petitioning deadline. Justice David Schweighoeffer. appeals decision. * * * ampaigning on election day and If AUSJ upholds the charges, GOV. MILLIKEN also was under fire again Thursday from the Lroper placement of posters. Sylvester Williams, Idlewild "All three members of the a new election may be held in Michigan State Employees Assn. for his suggestion that classified Harty won the election with sophomore, won that contest commission have certain state employes receive a 6.5 per cent pay hike instead of the 8.1 that district. per cent increase that had been recommended. The association contends that there is only a $6.4 million difference between the commission recommendation and that of Student audience heckles Gov. Milliken. Milliken said difference. Wednesday that there was a $25.5 million REP. JOHN P. SMEEKENS, R - Sherwood, Thursday urged Gov. Milliken to consider harsher regulations on banking officials from Justice Dept. Easy reading operations in Michigan. Smeekens made his request in light of the closing of the Birmingham - Bloomfield Bank and similar incidents involving other banking institutions. * * * 1965 MSU graduate. showed me that I have more to By DIANE PETRYK was a reason to be suspicious of With finals only a few weeks away, this student makes use ONE MORE LEGISLATOR announced fear from you than 1 thought," the Thursday he would State News Staff Writer Members of the panel from intent of no-knock, not take the pay raise lawmakers received Jan. 1. be said. of any extra time between classes. His study corner also MSU were: Harold Spaeth, preventive detention and self - Not only will Rep. Thomas Guastello, D - Representatives of the U.S. professor of political science; Kibbey said he thought there incrimination legislation. includes a padded bench. turn down the $2,000 pay raise, he will also return several Sterling Heights, Justice Dept. faced heckling and Richard State News photo by Doug Bauman P. Oleksa, asst. "Those seem to be a legal thousand dollars to the federal government, Social sarcasm from an audience of Security about 100 students Thursday as professor of business law and Passengers get basis for a police state," he said. Admission and House Retirement Committee. Kelley office administration; Jo Guastello said he will return $6,161 of his $17,000 they participated In a panel Lynn yearly discussion with student leaders Cunningham, representative; Rick COGS Kibbey, airline to shorten Kauper replied that such legislation was intended to proposes salary. and faculty. * * * ASMSU representative; John ■ , , combat organized crime: "An Justice Dept. officials Deacon Jones, representative of stewardess participating in the panel were: black affairs; and Sue Carter, garb attempt to regulate that has been going a practice on for to protect c STUDENT PURCHASES OF SCHOOL BOOKS would be exempted from the state sales tax under a bill introduced David Smith, special projects MONTREAL (AP) - years." Thursday by Sen. Gilbert E. Bursley, R - Ann Arbor. president of Women's Inter section, criminal division; David Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley - Canadian Pacific Airlines said it vigorous activities of some The bill provides that the book seller obtain a signed statement residence Council. Rose, chief of employment, civil would put its stewardesses into No answer was given Richard proposed a new consumer prosecutors and the special from the student confirming that he is enrolled and that the The discussion began with protection act which could put rights division; Ralph Guy, U.S. short skirts again. The airline Trilling, Williamston graduate, to efforts of private enterprise books being purchased are part of a course of study at a attorney general for Detroit; and questions concerning introduced a midi- length outfit his question as to why J. Edgar Michigan ahead of any other through chambers of commerce university. Kauper, asst. attorney "no-knock" legislation and Hoover listed Student Mobe and state in consumer protection. and better business bureaus, puts Thomas last fall, but letters from "Presently no sales tax is paid at college - owned bookstores," ended with one student's Under the act, which is general in charge of land and passengers were 6 - to -1 against Movement for a New Congress as Michigan at the very top of the Bursley said, "but students are asked to pay sales tax when Smith is comment from the floor: "You modeled after the Federal Trade nation in the field of consumer natural resources. a it. subversive organizations. buying textbooks from a privately owned bookstore. Commission Act, authority protection, Kelly said. "This is inequitable and discriminating and should be "All they advocate is peaceful would be given the attorney corrected. The cost of books has become a very appreciable figure demonstrations and getting general to investigate deceptive By permitting Kelley to reach for the average student and any reduction in financial burden Mo del Citiesobeys people elected who are against the war. What's so subversive about that?" Trilling said. practices and request a court injunction to stop them. He also would have the power to recover not also only deceptive practices, but unfair methods hamper competition, the act would update Michigan antitrust which would be desirable.' damages and refunds for Guy said students must consumers. and monopoly laws. Graves, Graves in suspends charter. It states that a city understand that when population increases the number of regulations placed society must increase. upon The law" court was would penalties on violators of the act. Kelley said the "little FTC needed assess because "At a time of rising prices and heavy unemployment, such a program is particularly needed, but it will also serve an an established city By ROBERTA SMITH Michigan's other consumer important purpose during times government procedure directed official may be temporarily "How do State News Staff Writer you keep protection laws were not of prosperity," Kelley said. that Boone be suspended restrictions from becoming comprehensive enough. "We have an opportunity to because of his participation in a" repressions, that is the important Model Cities Director Walter be first. This is the year to seize disturbance on Feb. 10 at J.W. Graves listed other complaints question," he said. "There are* i'he*new act, combined with S. Sowles Thursday suspended that opportunity and make it Sexton High School where he he had against Boone: mistakes made, people wrongly Michigan's past efforts, the a Ernie Boone, his asst. director, Consumer's Council, the was arrested by Lansing police ♦Boone has been in conflict arrested, but the reality." at the request of Lansing Mayor machinery is on a charge of trespassing. of interest serving as chairman of there for each person Gerald Graves. to the board of Westside News, vindicate themself." In a telegram, Sowles told There had been a Special Graves he had temporarily Inc., and asst. director of Model misunderstanding between Cities because through Model Criticizing the Justice Dept. suspended Boone, but expected Graves and Sowles over Boone's time Cities he received a federal grant spent visiting college no further action to be taken in temporary dismissal. Sowles of $175,000 for Westside News. campuses, Oleksa said he felt the matter until he returns from apparently had the impression *Boone has not supplied time their time could be better spent. his vacation next week. that Graves was suggesting the cards for his last year of work Social Work 420 measure when, in fact, he was ordering it. with Model Cities. Graves alleges that Boone also has worked for We fix the everyday same car DENIM FLARES Graves said he had consulted the Lansing school system section added with the city attorney before during this period. You'll like our service making the directive and found Boone was not available for $ 6 he was in order with the city comment Thursday. to spring schedule An additional section of Ladies, Come To The Movies Social Work 420, "Social Science Foundations of Social Glenn Herriman Work," has been added to the spring term schedule. FREEH Volkswagen, Inc. Men's Shop First Floor David Klein, professor of social science, will teach the Every Tues. at 10 a.m. a different, recent movie will be PIZZA added section. He will meet with shown for ladies only compliments of the Lansing Mall interested students at 7 p.m. Merchants Association. PAR Monday in 555 Baker Hall to consider areas of emphasis for the class. Movies will not be the feature currently being shown. Children under 6 admitted free with mother. Jacobsoris EXCELLENCE!! ACAPULCO 8 Days $199.00 plus gratuities Call Stan 393-6575 j in lansfng mall frameless frames with hold non-glare glass I Erin 351-3611 5330 W. Saginaw Hwy. photographs, awards, diplomas, clippings, lithographs or what-have-you for clear, protective viewing on a wall. Three mats are included Webster's Announces /iih each frame: black, white and wood-grained. SUIT SALE 6 *8 8 *10 frame, $4. frame, $6. Regularly $85—$110 frame, $7. DOMINO'S 9 *12 11 *14 frame $9. 966 Trowbridge 16 *20 frame, $13. '59 • '79 351-7100 For pick-up or free delivery to East complex, Shaw Lane, South complex, Brody dorms and married housing. Open 5 p.m. - 1 a.m. - weekdays; 5 p.m. - 2 a.m. - Fri. & Sat.; 4 p.m. - 1 a.m. • Sunday Stationery First Floor The pizza people of MSU. Juoobtfoi is .Meridian Mall Open 9 - 9 MICHIGAN BY "L" TATE NEW! % o UNIVERSITY GEORGE BULLARD editor-in-chief The sensuous student FREDERICK J. LESLIE For the past three years teachers have Helm or a movie magazine. hand, but you'd never guess it if you, say, advertising manager been telling me the most delightful like I finally, after seven terms of it, have things: saw me don't walking down the street, because I 1 haven't pulled an all high school. The only tests I take are - nighter since fS^pher And tUn,ing ,n ^ written in MARK appear to be that good a deal, you don't really have to EICHER, managing editor finished the Nat Sci. series; like they'd be academically. Sunday newspaper magazines — you know: of write m, ED anything, either. On the first!?1 HUTCHISON, city editor glad to supervise an independent study for "What's Your Sex Appeal Quotient?" or BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor me; like I've taken enough research I I don't sport "How Well Can You Control Your your bluebook 7, KEN KRELL, editorial editor methods courses. mean, one of those "qwertyuioplasdfghjkl;" which, Irani! leather slide rule holsters with the pencil Temper?" is, Mexican - Americans can'tT GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor I've got full professors, deans, even a When 1 get bored and drop by a class for compartment. I haven't bought a book for straight but they're dangerous handful of vice presidents eating out of my a few grins my fellow students take one with knl years, unless you count the occasional Matt The Delayed Action Seven-time recipient of the Fdcemaker award look and adjudge me no curve - setter, no When the rest of the - Fine* for outstanding journalism. threat at all. consciously out of the room class shuttles* But while they're sweating, the heavy in 106- year - old after v the front row who quotes Nietzsche's Shakespeare professor shown slides of his wife sister, I'm the one hauling down the 4.5s. of the Parthenon to standing in t, Because I'm the Sensuous Student, see? illustrate a lect about the Globe, you EDITORIALS So look, bucko, you too can succeed at around. hang back and this just A Pilot film?* harangue. Vietnamese to heel. It is simply a restating our displeasures with the philosophies behind sections like Certainly, the President does not signal that the Paris peace talks are 5.4.08.3 rsr bear full blame for the heartbreak in (make-up and function of the finally, functionally at an end. Student Affairs Committee) and the f •> V Paris. The North Vietnamese have The President is structural flaws involved in the selection of only trying to continually shown bad faith by cash in a few last domestic student representatives at large 4.4.3.08, I utilizing the forum chips thought I would hit of T«e ijoctcu to serve their before the game is on some our other over. dissatisfactions. 15 ljS) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 19, 1971 5 A PRESIDENT'S PERSPECTIVE 0 MSU i» pride of llosophy." a!way» speaking iti 'land grant '« MSU and th e land-grant philosophy By CLIFTON R.WHARTom establishment R. WHARTOm Jr of at least college in each state by granting 30,000 acres .. one of federal land for farmers had been admitted to these prestigious institutions, the fact remained that the education throughout the MSU Service Cooperative and state such as the Extension adapted to the changing needs of society, such as the new the * concept ■ The firm establishment of that higher Colombia and other countries. It is interesting to reflect that ■ # original Land - Grant Act is on display in the MSU Union each from the now also the experiment with urban education in a democracy must the United States originally this, anyway? state. congressman Michigan received "240,000 offered there simply did not Continuing Education Service. extension by the Center for be open and dedicated to the inherited the European concourse. It reads in part: "... meet the needs of that the leading object shall be, segment Actually, each land - grant Urban Affairs. Par more than a century MSU acres of land. of our population dependent university is based on a triangle service of all the people, and not educational pattern, but by without excluding other been a part of a unique The Morrill Act provided that Among the other major restricted to a small self - making an outstanding scientific and elasacal studies, upon the mechanic and of teaching, research and service. contributions of this educational ""Lot of higher education these lands were to be sold to agricultural arts. The industrial This three revolution by the Land - Grant perpetuating elite. contribution to the progress of and including military tactics, to 2 as the Land - Grant ? „«itv System. In fact, it provide for a permanent endowment and agricultural - segment of our recognized that each activity way linkage has College Act have been: MSU has taken leadership for more than 20 active education through development of the land teach such branches of learning a college with a new population in the mid 19th provides a mutually reinforcing * - grant system was as are related to agriculture and Stimulation of emphasis on 2one of the first of the land • - emphasis: "The liberal and years in providing assistance in able to return the favor by the mechanic arts in such a century population were the and strengthened role to the scientific research and its Tnt universities, serving as the practical education of the disadvantaged of their day. others in their separate activities applications. developing land - grant type providing an educational plan manner as the legislatures of the CLr model when the land - industrial classes in the several Hence they required more than and in their joint objective. * Widespread provision of educational institutions at the sought after by Europe and States may respectively prescribe 5Lnt idea was taking shape in pursuits and professions of life." classical scholarship; they Awareness of a farm problem educational request of foreign governments. nations throughout the free in order to promote the liberal Sets during the Civil War The establishment of the land needed a different kind of determined by the extension moderate cost. opportunity at The first such effort took place in 1949 in Geissen, Germany. In world. and practical education of the riod It is for this reason that grant institutions was the A photostatic of the industrial classes ..." - education. * copy agent becomes the research Great expansion of £, several campus entrance culmination of a growing 19th Agricultural societies, project of the experiment educational opportunities for subsequent years MSU has lent a Land materials refer to MSU century objection to the almost representing the vast majority of station scientist; his successful women. hand in establishing this type of university in Nigeria, Okinawa, BACK STREET Jnhe pioneer land - grant exclusively classical education offered by existing colleges and the population, took the lead in resolution becomes the basis of insisting that each state should the extension agent's attack at ~l ®wfare one of 69 land - grant universities. At the time, higher education was the province of a have at least one college in the farm level and, equally I HIMALAYA NEWTON'S universities in the nation and the which 50' agriculture and other important, provides new "ly such institution in few traditional professions such Michigan. The concept dates as law, the ministry and subjects the lives related and directly welfare of to knowledge for the teaching the function in his classes attended TRAINED AVALANCHE Si. July 2. 1862, when medicine. And the opportunity people could be studied. by tomorrow's farmers and farm in a benefit concert Abraham Lincoln signed into to attend a college or university One of the strong elements in leaders. Uw an act that was to was primarily limited to the land - grant universities almost While this model THIS COUPON I originated in WOrtTH 50c revolutionize higher education in America. Known as the Morrill social and intellectual elite. Much more was involved than from the beginning program of service to the people was a agriculture with the Cooperative Toward the purchase of FRIDAY FEB. 19 Extension Service and j Land Grant Act in honor of its a reaction to the exclusiveness of of the state as well as teaching in CHARLES POTATO CHIPS author, Rep- Justin Smith the traditional or "classical" the classroom. From this grew Agricultural Experiment Station under the College of Agriculture, When redeemed at | j 9-12 pm Morrill of Vermont, this act was universities and colleges of the the educational outreach it has continued to infuse other 4986 Northwind Dr. I designed to encourage the Kast. Even if the children of programs to communities areas of the 75c University and to be East Lansing Small deposit on can "Old Towne" New England | UNION BALLROOM Illustrated lectur • CLAM BAKE! Whole Lobster •Clams Friday 1 - 9 sponsored by Man & Nature Bookstore •Shrimp medieval •Corn-on-the-Cob on p Every Friday 6 to 11 p.m. TOSSED SALAD-CORN BREAD DRAWN BUTTER Some early attempts to on the Medieval period, will These illustrations have a CALL FOR INFORMATION illustrate words with pictures present slides showing the relation to contemporary comic will be shown in an illustrated illustrations used in psalm books books in that they were an early BILL'S lecture on "Caroligian Psalm from antiquity to the middle attempt to "illuminate" words RESTAURANT & 3AR 718 E. GRAND RIVER, LANSING Book Illustrations" at 8 p.m. ages - the period of with art — to make clear a verbal Monday in the Kresge Art Charlemagne or Carolingina text. Center Gallery. period. The lecture is open to the She will discuss the change public without charge. Florentine Meutherick, an that occurred over the centuries and the variations produced Sears internationally known scholar during the Carolingian period. 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During that The orchestra's harpist played bid! i» I A sizable crowd was on hand movements. from memory and emphasized movement, a student The very latest information sitting in with a precision that made every umber of"1 at the Auditorium Tuesday to the lyrical quality of the work, front of me was so hear William Steinberg and the on this subject iomes from the giving the orchestra considerable the rhythm of the music, involved in note clear and audible. Mahler's allege stud« London medium freedom within an obviously contrapuntal genius was obvious # lessons Pittsburgh Symphony perform Rosemary bobbing and weaving in time, in the finale, a brilliant rondo - jucators wa an unusual but effective pairing Brown, whose specialty is well - thought - out - design. that I would have been only » Preser fugue. The orchestra played it , of Schubert's short "unfinished communicating with deceased Occasionally he stopped beating slightly surprised to see him with an intense excitement. rimer, * Symphony" and Mahler's super - composers. In a recent chat with altogether and guided the jump up and do a landler right in long "Fifth Symphony." Schubert, the composer musicians with only a nod or a the aisle. Steinberg excelled in ability to make explicity the his jiildren s t£l' Schubert's "Unfinished" reportedly said that his wave of the hand. In the beautiful proportions of such a vast palmer, S\ inphony" Adagietto, ("Symphony No. 8 in B Minor") "Unfinished is Gustav Mahler's "Fifth the strings produced their richest musical structure as the Mahler uctorate fr is probably the best known of all complete in two movements, Symphony" began with a sounds of the evening. This "Fifth." At the conclusion, the ■turned to t his works. As for whether the just as he intended it. Too bad perfectly articulated trumpet movement shows Mahler's skill audience responded with [ the prog symphony is actually he didn't leave a note to that entrance, one of many passages in writing for the harp — no enthusiastic applause and even a fisisting Sc "unfinished," we know only effect. in which the brass section rampant glissandi, but rather few well - deserved bravos. he I^P1' jychology • STUDENTOURS The spea rognm's su SPRING BREAK ilanning wt Disc jockey to reation of t >flexibilit respond ACAPUICO $219 Is iterests of t The direel JAMAICA $219 ombudsman 5 based on 1 (hich were of P*0 NASSAU $179 By SYLVIA SMITH performer knows that. Orchestra roup (adison d FREEPORT $189 State News Staff Writer In an attempt to overcome Beethoven did it in his "Fifth the obvious difficulties of a 3 to Symphony," and WFEE disc 6 performs nen. Did profc' childre When a.m. program, Padden Deluding your audience falls jockey Jeffrey D. Padden does it asleep, you wake them up. Every Qn his Saturday morning show. employes a number of devices The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra with William Steinberg directing performed Tuesday in the orting; » INCLUDES.. . . NO Extra\ Charges ! ! ; designed to wake up his drowsy Auditorium as part of MSU's Lecture • Concert Series. listeners. • ROUND TRIP JET -open bar? At Uncle John's This week the State News photo by Doug Bauman $500 Wyandotte • DELUXE HOTEL' Happy Hours sophomore is giving away the FACULTY GROUP • ALL Transfers,Taxes,& Qratuities ! A MSU ombudsman. • PLUS "OTHER specials'!! Pancake The ombudsman? Yep. James D. Rust, Wc j et fare only Deal!!* ava i lable now Is A ombudsman, consented to be the grand prize for one of Rock-opera ♦ Best Padden's contests. More accurately, the listener hin LAST CALL FEW NOW DAY S Work of Art who can correctly question Rust himself dreamed up will win a home - cooked answer meal for two at the Rust home. a at Christian By Bi State Ne Sounds like everyone wins. physics, played a tape of the because the kids pay attention Padden gets his audience, Rust By MARY ABEEL first part of the opera. Prospects f to it." becomes an overnight success Kunze said he thought that Kunze said the young pproval of and the winner and a friend get "Jesus Christ Super - Star" was people fater Pian. i "Jesus Christ, Superstar," the who first introduced him to the real food for perhaps the first valid because it is asking study r UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN time in months. But what about rock - opera, asks the question album really liked the mus nd in sew questions about religion and he said he felt they didn't "Couldn't Christ have come at a really question CHURCH CAMPUS HOUSE poor Mrs. Rust? . .. Christianity. better time — perhaps today, understand the theological _»arch pre 310 N. Hagadorn when we really need him?" "The writer may be a non - implications of some of the lichigan le| FIRST ASSEMBLY BARNES words. Join The Jesus Christian, but he is a rational Wednesday. That was the observation of Hinrichs said the work can be If approvi person asking rational ALWAYS OPEN OF GOD People FLORAL Raymond Kunze, professor of questions," Kunze said. helpful even though parts of it late grant United Pentecostal Church OF EAST LANSING crop and soil science, at an are not biblically or historically stimated Nursery informal meeting Wednesday of Boyd G. Ellis, professor of accurate. It gets people to instruction i Comer of State Rd. the Faculty Christian Club. crop and soil science, said, become of Christ and of Ministei|gJgFJ^nr ' & ROSES SAY ^'Christians rrtUst be kwrirfe of aware made lakes U.S. 27 North MUCH SO Chuistianity as a live option, as i The Water 332-5193 «-~— ~332-3035 J 351-7844 351-8232 Rev. Richard W. Bishop, Pastor Several faculty members what the other side is thinking. real choice they can make ii ow has $1.2 BEAUTIFULLY discussed the work after Roger 9:45 A.M. COLLEGE CLASS Sun. morning 10:00 a.m. We better pay attention to it, their lives, he said. Transportation Sun. evening lundation [ 10:50 A.M. WORSHIP Wed. wea. evening 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Hinrichs, research associate in ('Jesus Christ, Superstar') "If you're going to try to inds are coni 7:00 P.M. EVENING SERVICE Rev. Ron Hackworth convert these 882-3109 young people," ant. OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH For Transportation Call: Ellis said, "you're going to have The state I 4684 Marsh Rd., Okemos Rick Dell 332-2575 SUNDAY to know what they're thinking he 1970 I (2 mi. E. of Hagadorn, Vi mi. S. of Gd. R. behind MEIJER'S) ^ We telegraph flowers and talking about." uring auste worldwide lovember. 1 An Independent Church With A Biblical Message First Ch urc h of Peoples Church 215 ANN ST. ED 2-0871 compl Enter my Spring Break ppropriation Christ, Scientist East Lansing Contest now!' "State fisi Grand River at Haslett Entrance Central United Methodist umerous re East Interdenominational (search prog 5:15 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship Lansing Across from the Capitol -- Inspiration - Refreshments Sunday Services n a.m. 200 W. Grand River WORSHIP SERVICES ery close I For Transportation Call 332-2133 or 351-5125 reject", R W. E. at Michigan 9:45 and 11:15 a.m. Robinson, Pastor E.D. Dawson, Ed. Minister topeland, D-\ Topic The Unive SUNDAY SERVICE nd the 0 "God's Counsel Regarding Human Govei Rev. Lyman Resources ah Take a friend and help rater researcl 9:30 and 11:00 "Dealing With The Doubts EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH Wednesday Testimonial Meeting That Assail Us" yourselves to cuisine from hairman i 8:00 p.m. Church School 9:45 to 11:45 E. Eugene Williams, 841 Timberlane Drive RwV. Wallace Robertson 1000 lands. As much | Sunday School to Crib Nursery as you Minister J East Lansing age 20 "Pilgrimage to " want all day Sunday (1 to 8 p.m.) Stanley R. Reillv, I , . ... Assistant M ■ Telephone: 351-8200 Interdenominational Reading Room Temporarily For information call 372-6550 Located In Church UNIVERSITY , University Class 9:45 a.m. OPEN "The Spirit - filled Life " CHURCH SCHOOL SEVENTH-DAY Holy Communion 6:00 p.m. 9:30 & 11:00 ADVENTIST CHURCH Wednesday: Mid-week discussion & prayer 7:00 p.m. HOUSE OF SANDWICHES Crib through Adults THE PLAZA COFFEE HOUA Sabbath School 9:30 A m Christian Reformed Church 1509 River Terrace and Student Center AFTER SERVICES Worship Service K. G. Smith, pastor Meeting at 504 Ann St. 11:00' (Former Jack Tar Hotel) 125 W. Michigan Hobie's Phone 351-3800 (across from Hubbard Hall) LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES (Corner of Division) from the across Capitol CARRYOUT DELIVERY Call 351-8994 if you Visit our new Student Center — need transportation ALC-LCA LCMS open daily 9 a.m. - 11 p.m. for Students and Faculty at for Students at Lunch Wednesday 12:30 1:30 P.M. EDGEWOOD UNITED ^ jy• - University Lutheran Church Martin Luther Chapel MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE Division & Ann Streets 332-2559 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 CHURCH 469 N. Hagadorn WOLVERINE 71, 10:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. An Ecumenical Fellowship Pastors: Walter Wietzke Pastor David Kruse Worship Service and Church School George Gaiser Rev. Brink 9:30 and 11:00 Rev. Brink, Folk Liturgy 11:00 preaching preaching WORSHIP HOURS Sermon 8:15 am Matins At 9:30 9:15 am Common Service College Group 10:30 am Common Service Dinner and Program 6—8:30 for transportation call 351-6360 Matins 9:30 only or 882-1425 11:30 a.m. New Expressions Campus Church Bus Service, Morning and Evening Call 306 or 332 SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH MORNING SERVICE: Service ofHoly Conw 1518 S. Washington I EVENING SERVICE: The Lord's Supper Sunday ?p m Lansin, 11:00 a.m. * Morning Worship * A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE IN YEARBOOKS Alumni Memorial Chapel, one block east of Auditorium. "There Are Two Of You " 10:30 a.m. * Coffee Hour 9:45 A.M. COLLEGIAN 9:30 • 10:30 a.m. * Discussion Groups for Adults Sunday School Classes for Children Coming - College Bible Class in the fireside FELLOWSHIP Dr. Ted Ward, room MSU 8:30 p.m. Nursery at 9:30 & 11.00 a.m. Wolverine Week Teacher Fireside Room Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor For rides call 355-0155 after 9 Feb. 22 - 26 I I I 11 nr. . 11:00 A.M. .. Glenn R. Blossom, Youth Pastor -Cod Paints Your Portrait" i 7:00 p.m. * Evening Worship • 3:00 p.m. HI 1.1. PEARCE CONCERT A Ground floor of Alumni Memorial FREE iiUS SERVICE Morning and "■—Tel. Dress is informal and a Evening in follows the sermon. nursery available adult discussion program Call 482-0754 for information. 11:00 Communion & Sermon Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 19, 1971 7 i bv Sesame J°NI BENN Street' State News staff Writer explained, teachers demand the means of providing a conceptual the language at an earlier age, right to be listened to by a bridge the ,Sesame Street," the captive student as same instructional Children's Television Workshop L.Ws television program "Unlike in audience. objectives are employed in has begun plans on a separate JK is gainin* a Brow,n8 the classroom situation," he said, "the child can various contexts. The "Sesame program for seven - to -10 - year Street" olds which would focus on Tmber of mothers, teachers and - easily turn us off or not come ■u,r! ctudenU as viewers, and back tomorrow." enterprise has gained success by reading skills. fflons which it can teach Unlike other children's presenting materials to In addition to its expansion .tors was outlined Thursday correspond with the way that on the national level, including programs, which spread available the child focuses his attention. the , nresentation by Edward resources over a wide distribution of "Sesame r vice president and range of Adding to the shaping of the Street" educational media, the areas, "Sesame Street" is presentation, Palmer said, is the L tor research for rigidly workshop has distributed tapes focused toward Kn's Television Workshop. specified instructional goals. carefully seeming paradox that children of the program in 46 countries, Timer who received a The program, based on the are so involved with novelty, yet The workshop also is working on tSe from MSU in 1964, fusion of instruction and so attached to Developing repetition. from the production of "Sesame a Latin American Street" series to be Lhirned to explain the successes entertainment, builds program's success in immersing ■?the program as part of the instructional concept into the the the child in the written produced on a distinctively 1' JL Scholars Program of dramatic part of Latin American base. Vfcpt. ot Educational action. explained the result as the Plamer Fjf'IpMker attributed the EDWARD PALMER heightening of both structure Blacks asked to J Eling ' m-s success to the careful which went into the identification of such things as geometric forms, numbers and and form. The program's said, is afforded flexibility, he give 11 Son of the finished product, body parts and function and a by its K flexibility of the format and 1! response need for relevance in the inner to the viewing city setting, were then tested for heterogeneous magazine format. The format, which is based on short tribute to Malcolm X segments, can be easily Interests of the audience. relevance to the needs of the intended three rearranged and allows certain In a declaration issued Thursday, the Pan African Students 1 The direction of the program - to five - year - segments to be used repeatedly. - Organization in the Americas (PASOA) has appealed to black | based on behavioral objectives old viewers. Although Palmer modestly people to pay special tribute to Malcolm X on the seventh * ihich were formulated by a "We had to capture our audience claimed that "we rely on anniversary of his death Sunday. up of professional educators, by deserving their serendipity" to decide what is PASOA states that in honoring Malcolm jison Avenue advertising attention," Palmer said. He best, he explained the use of be X, black people will - n professional filmmakers mentioned the use of selling attempting to foster unity among themselves as people of knitting format elements to African descent. C' children. The objectives, techniques in developing the make them work in the overall PASOA is asking that special attention be paid to the Including classification and approach to be employed. scheme. The use of these anniversary of Malcolm X's social interaction; Too often, the death to promote discussion of the speaker elements explained was as a revolutionary ideas for which he died. No special events have been planned on campus to $500,000 ASKED commemorate his death. All YOU CAN EAT Water recycling project MON. TUES. WED. |hinges on state approval - Tonsted French Breed By BOB ROACH State News Staff Writer Appropriations Committee, is just one of several imporatnat I UNIVERSITY explained. water research programs we I I Prospects for state budgetary Before any single project is should consider," he added, BIG BOY authorized, possibilities of "While this Lproval of MSU's Campus unification will have MSU recycling J 1050 TROWBRIDGE RD. Kater Pian, a research program explored, he said. to be project is somewhat of a narrow of research, I feel it is still J T) study recycling nutrients With so area 351-5132 bund in sewage, now hinge on many requests for worthwhile," Smith said. - search projects, several of expenditures, legislators Kichigan legislators indicated looking closely at duplication in Wednesday. ecology projects, another I committee member said. If approved, the $500,000 Lte grant will help pay an Rep. Dale Kildee, D-Flint, who is also the fctimated $2 million in on appropriations committee, said ■BiP1 Construction costs for three man he le lakes on South campus. was disappointed when the | The Water Research Institute M$u trimmed in November, but that he ■w has $1.2 million in private remains optimistic foundation pledges, but these "ft"™1":. about "?ou issue its Ends contingent lf the duphcat.on mil re contingent on are o the state Noting that the project had | The state funds, approved in 1970 luring austerity budget, were cut measures in already passed Appropriations Committee once, the $p|i » ago and that the governor JSiL lovember. The request must ow complete the entire had placed a high pr.or.ty on .t, ipropriation process again. ^ Ray™"d \S^ * SUte fiscal problems and ^rb°nr; 't probably stands a imerous requests for water decent chance for passage, search programs will insure a . .Fromf 8 P*' osoph'cal |ervclo£ look at the MSU . standpo.nt, however, I d say th.s William R. topeland, D-Wyandotte, said. I The University of Michigan Skiers! Moosuski is going to Ind the Dept. of Natural Resources also have requested water research funds, Copeland, Aspen for break come? 353-5199. For info - Wanna call SfECf^|iy Chairman of the Houe always at least90 m . discounted40% 6 The Union Cafeteria is pleased to FEBRUARY IS DINNER SPECIAL MONTH AT announce its new \ American & Y$fleChesat& hop on the merry Vtea Beat stripe-go-round in Bobbie Brooks knits CHICKEN DINNER 89c 4 Pieces Chicken, French Fries, Cole Slaw, Roll Lean stripes, wide stripes and in-between stripes, captured in color or caught-up in the —- SHRIMP DINNER 99' weave of new Astro knits. A machine washable, softly sheened blend of acetate / polyester for sun fun. 6 Pieces Jumbo Shrimp, French Fries, Cole Slaw, Roll Sky blue or peach with white, junior sizes. Sleeveless tunic, with banded jewel neck, On Monday, Feb. 22, NEW ENGLAND BROILED DINNER a special —'•» FISH DIHHER 2 Pieces Breaded Fish, French Fries, Cole 69' tri-tone variegated stripes at the midriff. SI4 Flare pants, brightly striped pull-ons, $18 Shirt, mini-stripes on white with solid color Corned Beef, Vegetables, Salad Slaw, Roll Dessert & Beverage $2.10 pointed collar and placket. SI3. On Tuesday, Feb. 23, a special NO LIMIT - NO COUPON NEEDED A-line cardigan skirt in leno-weave Astro knit with button-down front and pockets. SI3 GERMAN DINNER Junior Shop, second floor Downtown and;. Sauerbraten, Potato Balls, Red Cabbage Sportswear, Meridian Mall Salad, Roll, Fruit & Beverage $2.10 Jfe PICKUP UR DELIVERY On Wednesday, Feb. 24, a special ITALIAN DINNER ON CAMPUS Lasagna, Garlic Toast,Salad, Italianne 1071 TROWBRIDGE Knapp's Pizza Figliata, Beverage $1.60 337-1681 On Thursday, Feb. 25, a special ENGLISH DINNER $1-90 Roast Beef w/Yorkshire Pudding Parsley Potatoes, Vegetable, Dessert & Beverage OFF CAMPUS 1203 E. GR. RIVER On Friday, Feb. 26, special INDIAN DINNER $190 a 337-1631 Shop Knapp's tonight 'til 9. Saturday Curried Turk9y on Rice, Choice of Condiments, Salad, Downtown to 5:30, Meridian M'dU tP 9 Roll. Dessert, Beverage 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ^ruar^^ dominate Music, mixers, films top fare Music, mixers and weekend movies Stage triumphed in the title role, of a land where apes rule men shining moment" of his THE BOYS IN THE BAND - entertainment. moving from "bird" to "bird" and history is rigidly concealed, kingdom, "Camelot," drags in Mart Crowley's campy drama of without Music and Mixers responsibility or Charlton Heston stars. Shows at spots especially when Richard a gay birthday party and its concern. A sad woman's 7 and 9:45 p.m. in Wilson Hall Harris gets carried away with his The piano duo of Mr. and unhappy discoveries and required abortion and a hooker's and at 8:30 in Brody Complex Mrs. Ralph Votapek team up at own eloquence. Shows at 7 and admissions begins its second rejection forces Alfie into his 8:15 p.m. Saturday in the Music Friday, and at 2, 7, and 9:20 9:50 p.m. Friday in Conrad, wee kend on campus. long overdue examination of p.m. Saturday in the Conrad Saturday in Wilson. Building Auditorium. Both Performances at 8:30 p.m. self. Shows in Wells Hall. Check Hall auditorium. accomplished musicians, they Friday and at 7:30 and 10 p.m. ads for showtimes. TRIUMPH OF THE WILL - met at the Juilliard School of Saturday in McDonel Kiva. PLANET OF THE APES - CAMELOT — Joshua Logan's A documentary based on Adoph Music. The concert is open to Tickets are $1.50. romantic screen version of the Hitler's gigantic rally in An ingenious science Fiction tale the public without charge. Movies Lerner Lowe stage hit, - Nuremberg shortly after the A folk and blues concert DR. STRANGELOVE enhanced by splendid music, - death of Von Hindenberg. A featuring Ted Lucas begins at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in Stanley Kubrick's brilliant comedy that slashes out at Firemen hunt lavish sets and a glowing performance by Vanessa long film, filled with marches, Hitler's speeches and Messianic Wonders Kiva. Admission is bureaucracy, the military, power Redgrave. The tale of King parallels, "Triumph" shows at 7 $1.50. Back Street and Himalaya Universe (formerly Universal politics and atomic warfare with a satirist's sting and a concerned as barn burns Arthur and the "one, brief, and 9 p.m. in 104 Wells Hall. Newton's Trained Avalanche Family) performs at 8:30 p.m. man's indignation. GLEN NEVIS Ont. (AP) - appear in concert from 9 to 12 Friday in Holmes Hall's all - An atomic bomb is headed for There are so many MacDonnells, p.m. Friday in the Union University mixer. Admission is a Russian target and nothing can Macdonells, McDonalds and Ballroom. Admission is 75 cents. $1. detour it in spite of the MacDonalds in the Glengarry- The Black People of Shaw The Raft, the East Lansing scramblings of the powerful and County telephone directory that present "an overdose of music" center for runaways, hosts a not so powerful on both sides of James A.J. MacDonnell lost his from 10 p.m. Saturday to 3 a.m. benefit rock concert from 2 to Sunday in the Shaw Hall lower 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the lounge. The Masters of Soul, the Hubbard multipurpose room. the communications' hot line. Shows with Roman Polanski's "Repulsion" Friday and barn. department He called and firemen realized the fire by the time they'd gone to Milestone' Realistics and Uhuru Unlimited Six groups, including Back James MacDonald's farm by Saturday nights in 108 Wells are featured. Admission is $1 for Street, Warlock and Otis, are outdoes 'Myra' Hall. mistake the bam was a pile of singes, $1.75 for couples. featured. Donation is $1.50. ALFIE — Michael Caine embers. ^ MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES. By ROBERT KIPPER Then again, the scene when State News Reviewer Now Appearing The tush scene from "Where's Miss Gordon puts plate of mashed her head in a peas and Tops trimmed Poppa?" is a scene to replace all potatoes also is memorable, A long mechanical arm reaches out to trim high tree others in motion picture history. Could this, too, be a milestone? branches on campus. The Grounds Dept. is working on the North C the press ' release beams. Or, how about Miss Gordon trees behind Shaw Hall. FUNNV CiRi, 'Forget the James Cagney 'Grapefruit Scene,' 'Ben-Hur' telling a dinner guest the size of Segal's penis? Move over, Myra, State News photo by Doug Bauman 12 chariot race, 'I want to be alones,' and the 'Frankly, you have been outdone. In tastelessness, crudity and Pre-Lenten Brazilian M'mm M'mm Good! r Coming Feb. 25 Scarlett, I don't give a damns," the release continues. "Now and willingness to pander to the lowest common denominator, festival *tttere&a GiirlirfMuSoup I w forever it's the Tush Scene from 'Where's Poppa?'" "Where's Poppa?" is in a class by itself. schedules music, PETER SELLERS • GOLDIEHAWN The Box Well, perhaps. To be sure, the sight of It is a film to see senility hilarious, if if you find you think An American version of the dancing which starts at 10 p.m and wrinkled Ruth Gordon pulling Segal's behind (or tush, if you Si mut NEWWft vi-Lite Hr., Adults 90c, 5:30-6:00 down George Segal's trousers and smothering his behind with prefer) is gorgeous, or if you are doing a term paper on the pre-Lentern will be held Brazilian carnival Saturday at the Country House in Okemos. at 4 a.m., a normal part schedule for the Brazilians All persons interested kisses will not fade from disadvantages of relaxed smm- mfom adr soon More than 100 students are Brazil and Brazilian culture, mtmm memory. censorship in the movies. expected to attend the carnival welcome to attend the night BUTCH CASSIDVANC - carnival music and roun THE SUNDANCE KID \ Friday 5:30, flSaturday 1:3 . LAKE LANSING RD. Vke The First and Finest in East Lansing dancing. Those should planning to contact atten The pattern /Twi-Lite Hr., Adults 90c Danie tijt Windholtz, an MSU Brazilia tinting / dri\ l^ONNIE) Al^l^Patch them botlr> HASLETT RD. jbelL student, at Owen Gradual The enchan Faye Dunaway • Warren Beatty Steve McQueen [gpI| B JJitfetoitfe Center or August Benson at International Center. I to images har "Also S] ■ Friday "Bullitt" 8:00 Only Saturday "Bullitt" 3:30, 7:35 Friday "Bonnie" 6:00, 9:55 \ BULLITT GRAND RIVER jMALL Be there! Jub Travel film awn, but the I II Iff Saturday "Bonnie" 1:30, 5:30, 9:45 Twi-Lite Hr., Adu Its 90c, 5jOO-5:30 ; Buffet liea (as A scenic tour entitle d Doors Open you like it) ~ "Scotland Afore Ye' :00 P.M. every Friday from 5 - 10 PM 2nd Week! ! Features: 1:40, 3:40 5:40,7:40,9:45 or choose from our a la carte menu presented by the World Travi Series at 8 p.m. Auditorium. Saturday, in Phone 337 - 1741 The The New Pla for reservations documentary was filme preseni and is narrated by Jonatha (E. Lansing) 217 S. WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWN Hager. nesty," thi Corner Saginaw (M-78) and Grand Tickets may be purchased ginal come rnish. A forr River (M-43), East Lansing. 48823 the Union Ticket Office or rnish has the door. nedy about ( MAN ABSOLUTE KNOCKOUT OF A MOVIE! TONIGHT & SATURDAY Drority Prepare yourself to be demolished 108 B WELLS ance 5 when you go to see it and go you must! One of the best films of the year!" The "Crim , sponsore eta sorority, p.m. Satui »day at the b Green • "IN THE LONG TRADITION OF CINE- 1 provide the The 1971-72 MATIC SHOCKERS! A classic chiller of announce the'Psycho' school and approximately ndidates are twice as persuasive!"-^. ihard Anden bbie J. M Peter Sellers • George C. Scott W Robert lliams and Stanley Kubrick's st year's "THE SHEER VOYEUR APPEAL OF A NIGHTMARE! Horrors are brilliantly Dr. Strangelove »bert Canada. THe ball is c or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb thout charge. filmed, the shocks are shocking, with a 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 as a possibilities of intelligent comment NEWSWEEK master of the macabre."-l„. in film! Side-splittingly funny!" "The most original American comedy TIME in years!" "A BRILLIANT EXERCISE IN PSYCHO¬ LOGICAL SUSPENSE, terror and mur¬ der! Can turn you inside out!" "The best American movie in years!" NEW YORKER "Kubrick has carried American comedy SAT. REVIEW to a new high ground." "Grand, brilliant satire! A roaring Tl MCC good spoof!" I llVICd Wi'tten by A HOWARD G. MINSKV ARTHUR KILLER Production Onected by JoIlD MaHey & Ray MHIand PLAYBOY with "^'mworld ry' ^ne ^at may rank wizart'standouts." Piodjteii by iieculive Producer Husic Scottd by III mi HP 1 PlMUDIIMr tWTIIQf ERICH SEGAL ARTHUR HILLER HOWARD 6. MINSKY DAVID GOLDEN FRANCIS LAI REPULSION 7:00 and 10:20 DR". STRANGELOVE 8:40 Only! Next SANDRa $1.00 FOR BOTH Week Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 19.1971 9 INVERSE* An MHA-WIC Presentation Band rescued A^ius/c prof, wife in Saturday piono by originality By DAVID BASSETT A two - piano recital by State News Staff Writer MSU's Ralph Votapek and his wife, Albertine Votapek, will aunebody once said that rock bands never get worse; they be heard at 8:15 ret better or cease to exist when their following becomes p.m. Saturday in the Music An excellent corroborative case - in - point for this Building auditorium. it is Universe (formerly the Universal Family), appearing The concert, the first two - gpm. in Holmes Hall. piano performance for the While one of Michigan's better bands since its formation more Votapek's, will include -two years ago, Universe suffered from the common malady Mozart's "Sonata in D ,y young bands - the lack of an original repertoire. Major," Brahms' "Variations Universe's show, though well performed, was composed almost on a Theme of Haydn," ■f of the material of other acts, thus relegating it to the Debussy's "Danses" and of just another good bar band. The house was always "Fetes" and Ravel's "La j but the music was primarily a backdrop for the Valse." jjenc'es' preoccupations with dealing, drinking and dancing. The Votapeks, who met at After watching such seemingly sturdy bands as the Detroit the Juilliard School of Music, heels, Terry Knight and the Pack, the Amboy Dukes, the MC-5, both received master of music CSMEIOT Scott Richard Case and the Bob Seger System become static degrees from Juilliard and j slide down the tube of has - beens, Universe radically changed both studied piano there with approach in a now - successful attempt to expand. Rosina Lhevinne. Nickel • dime gigs were turned down in favor of less frequent Mrs. Votapek received a it more creative concerts, more attention was given to writing B.A. degree from Mannes i producing and, perhaps most important, the band began College of Music in New ing together and practicing 12 hours daily. York. Votapek is a graduate high tree The result is a startling transformation into an exceptionally of Northwestern University. Winner of 3 Academy Awards! king on the mpetent unit capable of three one • hour sets of their own Mrs. Votapek studied for a JK ,ation, something which few groups are even willing to dare. year in Italy with Carlo All five members of Universe have been involved in rock longer Zecchi under a Fulbright some of them care to remember. Vocalist Wayne Thomas scholarship. She has drummer John Esser were with Their Finest Our (the best performed with the Salzberg nd on campus back in 1967-68), while the others were Festival Orchestra and was embers of various Michigan bands, including such campus • stival jtroit standbys as Rush, Francis X and the Bushmen, the heard in Town Hall as a result of winning the Concert iford Five, the Fade A ways, the Beau Jens and the Toby Bates Artists Guild audition. lies Band. V otapek ing Perhaps the key to Universe is Thomas. While far from being prominence in 1962 after achieved e leader of the group, he nonetheless is the most obvious winning the Van Cliburn • p.m. anden< ample of what Universe Is. Piano team mational Piano normal part ra/.ihans. His astonishingly cryptic facial expressions reveal the Ralph and Albertine Votapek rehearse for their two piano - Co hi petition. i nterested parently obvious while opening to unlimited conjecture a Saturday in MSU's Music Building The concert is open to the fsterious "something" hinted at, always remaining just beyond public without charge. ian culture d the egrasp of the imagination. night Complementing Thomas' enigmatic vocal and visual projections a magic web of ethereal instrumentation woven by Esser, Itarist Chris Charlton, bassist Rob Morris and organist Toby ites. RICHARD — ~~~ VANESSA FRANCO The patterns emerge and vanish, only to be replaced by other nr lunting I driving / soothing / relaxing / exciting visions. The enchanting reading of "Nights in White Satin," preceded images hard / soft, loud / quiet, reassuring / frightening, fades to "Also Sprach Zarathustra." The spell Is cast, the net is 00 d awn, but the excitement lingers on. WINNER OF 4 ACADEMY AWARDS! I BASED ON THE PLAY BOOK AND LYRICS B> MUSIC BY ...ww.w wltl/BI "CAMEIOT"- ALAN JAY LERNER FREDERICK LOEWE MOSS HART OIRECTEO Bx SJSfiSK fl0(n J _____ CHINESE FOOD 0NC£ tN0 fuIUR£ K|NG- b>, H WHIU heater to 1700 E. KALAMAZOO ■ TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION* FROM WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS W Idtl absolute/fgne^ty' sfi rv u,ac fi ^ew Playwrights Theater The story concerns a college Friday in Conrad 7, 9:50 bv J ona'tT " Present "Absolute professor, Ronald Carter, and his a^Nnesty," this weekend, an ex - wife, Joan, who are divorced purchased , comedy A former MSU by Roger student, but not separated. Ronald is chasing, with success, a coed, Saturday in Wilson 2, 7, 9:50 Office or has written a "sex Melody. Joan is having an affair 30th CENTURY FOX PRESENTS time." with her divorce lawyer, Morgan. PAUL NEWMAN nedy about our Morgan doesn't believe in ROBERT REDFORD $1.00 admission I.D.'s required Ronald's theories on platonic KATHARINE ROSS divorce and trys to convince >AY Drority to hold Joan to leave Ronald and marry BUTCH CASSIDV AND THE SUNDANCE KID him. She is willing to marry him, ance Saturday but she won't move out. The WEEKEND This is COMMANdER ie " "Crimson and sponsored by Delta Sigma Creme situation is further complicated when Ronald decides to marry Melody. The DELIVERY move tayLor. astronaut. eta sorority, will be held from plot complicated before it gets more gets TO E. LANSING it's pure Gould Ne'S LANdEd iN A"" p.m. Saturday to 2 a.m. From 5 p.m. 2 straightened out. - a.m. "day at the Hospitality Inn. n Green The show will be presented at Fri. Sat. WORLd wIhere 3 - Mosley Complex 8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and - provide the music. The 1971-72 sweetheart will Monday in the Studio Theater, Room 49 in the basement of the Sundays 5 -10 p.m. APES ARE ThE announced at the ball, Auditorium. The donation is 50 RULERS ANd MAN ndidates are: Ronald Ansley, hard Anderson, Alvin Davis, cents. 371-2650 PANAVISION* Color by DE IUXE* bbie J. McDaniel, Charles ys, Robert Rogers, Lonnie JAMAICA liams and Morris Schrock. $208.00 st year's sweetheart was bert Canada. THe ball is open to the public plus gratuities Call Stan 393-6575 Erin 351-3611 CELEBRATE I nout charge. S __ Auburn Film Group Presents CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS STOPS' ON THE R»EB K»» TRIUMPH of the will 20TH —1 H cUarLtonP. JACOBSWeston ,n an ARTHUR production plANET ApES :omedv H ra"y was a ma"lve spec!acJ°_°!Ju„Pna™««d IS® ,dld "ve thrSu9h°hTera | HTe;,s'^t led to World War 11. It is a chilling reminder of the Friday—2 locations S3sII§S 7,9:45 Wilson 8:30 Brody MART CROWLEY'S Saturday in Conrad 7, 9.15 Ipllilllii THE BOYS IN THE BAND "WoodrtocH" 8 more celebrations from the people who brought Tonight at 8:30, Tomorrow 7:30 & 10:00 McDonel Kivu. you Salvation. $1.00 admission I.D.'s required 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February |, ,j SPORTS- Cagers By JOHN VIGES State News Sports Writer MSU is last. The statistics show only the last few games. Against Iowa the Badgers had an incredible 74 face outweighs the Spartan sophomore by 20 pounds. Badgers best scorer, Sherrod The Badger Co-captain is B Gymnasts home sch number of rebounds per game, rebounds and they still lost the Although he has yet to earn a averaging 24 points a game and not the percentage of all game by two points. After playing six games letter, Richgels is By MIKE ABERLICH against three of the top teams in rebounds taken by a team. In the number of rebounds Bill Kilgore, as he has all year, will be the big man for the has been on a a Big Ten senior who team for he will be the Spartan's biggest defensive headache. Ganakas State News Sports Writer this year, as jitn s I two previous describes Sherrod !1!h 1 Indiana"ms'u SchSGus category, Wisconsin is averaging Spartans under the boards, experience years and the could be quick guard with a decent "fast, all It's just like starting the year Ganakas should be overjoyed to ctose over again. E™ advantage for the Badgers. outside shot, one who plays well The MSU gymnasts started troubledyyeainhasrKl j „ while MSU is just above the 46 Kilgore will have in play Wisconsin, a team with a some help from Three other Badgers, Leon all over the court." a per game mark. his teammates in order to hold their home campaign this year at Leonard record comparable to his own team's. The rebounding game should off the concentrated effort the Howard, Gary Watson and Clarence Sherrod, also do a great On offense the Spartans will not be forced into a slowdown Jenison Fieldhouse with an in floor Leonard9.0hasandconsistently J? be an 'nterestin8 one because Badgers put forth, empty slate. Now, as they head above Wtan mentor the Spartan mentor isis still sun deal of rebounding for style of play, as they is one of Mgu nQt been Qut rwPr Center fii™Glen ri, into their final home meet of the worried as his team prepares to Richgels has been Wisconsin. All are averaging against Indiana. Ganakas expects around the country t„ face the Badeers"and The'rame rebounded by many teams this averaging over 10 rebounds per between seven and 10 per game, the game to be a free - wheeling year, the site will once again be the spacious confines of Jenison the double flip. will be an important one for season and Wisco"sin has been game to lead Wisconsin. At 6-7 Ganakas hopes to stifle the affair. MSU Game time is 8 p m in Pullin8 the bal1 °" the b°ards in Richgels will not have a height rebounding and the scoring of "We'll let the game dictate the and the Spartans will go into the meet with an even 4-4 record. Reed Klein is top all labeled as nL Jenison Fieldhouse A freshman ver>' 8ood fashion during their advantage over Kilgore but he Wisconsin's two sophomore tempo." Ganakas said, "rather - around man, but! In between the Spartan specialties include still contest Community College with Muskegon will be # Big BOH Stcnidings _ forwards. Ron Gutkowski shadow Howard, a tall lanky will than come out with a definite game plan. Our guards will be in Invitational just prior to ringj Christmas and Saturday played at 5:45 p.m. player with good moves inside, control and they should know The long afternoon's Ohio State horse One reason Ganakas is much like the Spartan's Brian meet, considered to be the ,aui_ SATURDAY'S GAMfc'S whether to speed up or slow the BucJ worried about the Badgers, Breslin. Howard Spartans had been using the Wisconsin at MSU. 8 p.m. has been down. I hope we can speed up IM strongest event, with T owner of only a 1-6 conference Sports Arena for their home Meyer and Steve Purdue at Iowa (TV) averaging 15 points per game, the game against Wisconsin." YoungenL record is that they are strong second best on the team. contests, but with pre - with Klein Minnesota at Michigan "We real|y need a win at this enrollment supplyi,,,, J where MSU is weakest, Breslin will start stage of the season," Ganakas occupying the IM the point production Indiana at Illinois against Bldg., the gymnasts were forced rebounding. Northwestern at Ohio St. Watson and try to keep his man emphasized. "We haven't been to return to Jenison for the 1:30 MSU captain Although statistics are TUESDAY'S GAMES outside where he can't fully take playing bad ball but we've come p.m. meeting. had his most Mickey i. sometimes deceiving, the latest Michigan at Indiana advantage of the 50 pound up against some very good MICKEY URAM The Spartans will be hoping last Saturday impressive S(J from the Big Ten show that it Northw weight difference between the teams. A win against Wisconsin against Indiana to come out of the meet with Eastern Wisconsin is second in the it Ohio two. could be the tonic we need." a Michigan, conference in rebounding while Paul Dean, winning record for the first time Spartan's leading all Kilgore and Rudy man continues to improve o« Benjamin will round out the SHOWDOWN BATTLE Spartan line-up. Dean will draw way to the Rick matchup with (il the assignment to guard the McCurdy next weekend! Oh! Man! Are ePROGRAM INFORMATION 3 2 5817 A "Mickey looks like | BRAMS Matmen travel to U-M getting close Spartan Coach George to his pi S/.yl We Popular! •MB ABBOT! I?D. DOWNTOWN By GARY SCHARRER Spartan Coach Peninger expects a good, close Grady Over the years the Spartnas ventured. overcome the Uram seems to minor injuriesM I State News Sports Writer have taken sound beatings from contest although plagued him last year and! both teams We're When talking about rivalries, have experienced numerous U-M and trail in past meets, sporatic occasions this seasonf losing 31 decisions, drawing ir "His performance has N you can always provide good injuries. in our discussions from the past history "They have been fighting twice, and winning 17. But MSU has fared better in recent years real good for the team," SzyL Michigan and MSU wrestling added, "the gymnasts with! injuries too," Peninger against the Wolverines, winning experience don't have quit 4th MONTH.. PLANETARIUM battles. runs its The course 1971 showdown Saturday when the Spartan grapplers travel to commented. "It will walking wounded versus the be the in the past three years. "They've got the most wins in much Mickey's pressure on them * on, and that I Presents: walking wounded. It should be the long run," Peninger echoed, Ann Arbor for a 4 p.m. meet at them out too." tough all along the line with no But Gotta Leave Soon! Crisler Arena. team having an easy match." "but for the present we've been winning and that is what counts. J°u^' They have a new coach this year, Last 5 Days! and I'm sure he would like Afu, nothing better than to beat us." Peninger considers the Wolverines the No. 1 threat to SPARTAN mall theatre if MSU's hopes of a sixth e"e, consecutive conference WEEKEND championship. While the 1 5628 W. SAGINAW Spartans record stands at 6-3-1, • 484-44Q3 U-M enters the meet with Here's the schedule of a 7-2-1 sp Open 6:45 - Sat., Sun. 1:00 P.M. EVENINGS mark. The Wolverines losses events on the MSU campus 1 Mon. Tu«s. Wed. Thuu came at the hands of Pittsburgh weekend: Fri Sat.. Sun... . and an 18-17 defeat to a Children 14 years & under 75c all times good HOCKEY Northwestern team. In that MSU I Colorado College, 7:30 pi THE NEWCOMERS meet, however, they had to give Program Schedule ten points when Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday! ■joe faced every up they challenge Fridays 8:00 p.m. to'claim a dream! forfeited two matches b«<>aos*> tl^e MSU Ice Arena. Saturdays 2:30,8:00 p.m. of injuries. Sundays 2:30 & 4:00 p.m. GYMNASTICS U-M drew with NCAA College Ohio State, 1:30 p.m. Information 355-4672 Division power California Poly, at Jenison Fieldhouse. Abrams Planetarium, Science Rd. and 16-16, two weeks ago, while the Shaw Lane. MSU, East Lansing. Walt Spartans lost to the Mustangs FROSH BASKETBALL! BEETHOVEN / Berlin Disney the following night, 17-14. MSU vs. Muskegon C.C., 5:1 In recent matches Peninger p.m. Saturday at Jenis| "A RIP-SNORTER. A TRIUMPH!" -Judm. ens. This weekend only, immediately has become concerned with the Fieldhouse. following the Friday and Today 7:30-9:35-Sat., Sun. I • COLOR BY DELUXE A CANNON RELEASEJP% Saturday night shows. wrestling of Lon Hicks (126) . BASKETBALL - MSU I Last year in his freshman season 1:25-3:25-5:25-7:30-9:35 [Rl " Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 by the Berlin Philharmonic will be Hicks scored 11 victories against Wisconsin, 8 Jenison Fieldhouse. p.m. Saturday! piped through the sky theatre's seven losses but has been ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ sound system for those who would like to linger under a star filled sky. llfscrtripCbUMW struggling along record this year. with a 3-6-1 j CINE<^> SERIES "I think that basically he is a SKY SCAN: free program tremendous competitor," Weightlifters - » emphasizing current sky study, second Thursday of each month. March I Ith. Peninger explained. "He wants to win so badly that he is losing his insight on the execution of his maneuvers. He is doing little open season ••YOU MAY HATE YOURSELF IN THE ARE GOING TO ENJOY ALFIE' VERY MUCH. ALFIE' USES MORNING, BUT I THINK YOU lj NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRE things wrong that he isn't The MSU travels to Weightlifting a Grand Rap® PEOPLE- If conscious of doing." * Saturday for a 1 p.m. battle til MAINLY WOMEN-AND THROWS THEM AWAY LIKE TISSUES." If SPARTAN TWIN EAST FRAN00R SHOPPING CENTER S.O.S. Days will mark the beginning of IB competition for the strong ml • 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phone 351 0030 The contest, to be played! Are Coming the Central YMCA. will oH Soon to stiff competition, but f "Bubbles with impudent ^ -fa ^ ^ (Highest Rating) "Where's Poppa?" Hi Fi Buys Leonard Espinosa express confidence for a team victory ! humor and ripe, modern People are going to stop talking about 'Virginia r PROGRAM INFORMATION 372 2434 at *30 I wit. The first 'bird' he's Woolf' and start talking caught with is a two-timing about 'AlfieV9 TONIGHT! Wanda Hale, N. Y. DAIL Y NEWS - wife with stray-cat morals whom he conquers in the They re young and feel everything more deeply... ••UNREELS MORE LIKE and there's so much to feel deeply about. front seat of a car.99 Bos ley I A SCORE CARO THAN Crowther. N.Y. TIMES A SCENARIO.*" - TIME Magazine the strawberry statement j(R£C0MMEMDED fOR MATURE AUDIE/JCES] ^ MHIICENT MARTIN-JULIA FOSTER-JANE ASHER'SHWEYANNE FIELD-VIVIEN MERCHANT*ELEANOR BRON The yk MIH SHELLEY WINTERS AS RUBY-TECHNICOLOR'TECHNISCOPE* * LEWIS GILBERT mum [Sr® i also on imperial records magic garden * of Stanley FRIDAY & ROOM 104 JH,5W0N,AT f\r\ sweetheart yL J SATURDAY B WELLS 6:30,8:30 and 10:30 $1.00 * _ MftlOCOlO* ^mgu I ■MM ADVISES imiCT MMNTAl BUI0ANCE I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 19, 1971 11 SPORTS leers face Colorado here By RICK GOSSELIN of the home couplets is this look past. The senior winger ranks second State News Sports Writer weekend, when the Spartans or drops the series this weekend. First of all, the Tiger coach is on the team in point production, host the One big boost for Amo Colorado College a lame duck mentor. .John but is far down the list in WCHA It's time to pull out all stops Bessone's charges is that they Tigers, Matchefts, the Colorado coach for the MSU hockey team. scoring with only 16 points, have the horses to score goals, VurrTn%Vr"mi7rT' „ oT"* l,rneirnaay ,s ** al for four years, announced last Pur pur is also an adept and lots of them. innJc^, M i nnesota - yr» wi! Duluth in TLV third A 7:39 matinee p m- w,th a rare Saturday weekend that this would be his playmaker, listing 10 of his total contest on the following last at Colorado. He will Centers Gilles Gagnon and place of the WCHA, the Spartans season points under the assist column. day at 2 p. move to an assistantship at Air Colorado is is also Don Thompson are proven are now blessed in the vjuiurauu coming off aiso cumiug on a , • ■ . . .... _ . . . Though Colorado is only a Force next year under his old stunning 8-5 victory over Air ^ar en ^ °. ^ away last f!v games at home. The f'f six ™ first sixth place team in the WCHA, it is not the college coach, Vic Heyliger. Force last Saturday. Though the [f°m opportunity. Thompson is type of team one can Since the TieersTigers have have onlv five only five Colorado Colorado Air Air Fmvp "series Force spries t]}e__number two scorer m the games remaining for their coach, WCHA with 27 points, 11 ended in a split, the Tigers Trackmen 'M', there could be factor -- a psychological swaying in Colorado College's favor. exhibited their scoring prowess by blasting 12 goals past the Air Force netminder. comjn8 "n 8oals a°d 16 through assists-Thompson overall has 28 assists this season, only five Secondly, the Tigers have "Colorado College is one short of he MSU single season always had a young, fast, high expect close helluva scoring team," Spartan ° ^ ^°u8 scoring unit. Only two lettermen Coach Amo Bessone said. "They ° er ' were lost from last season's have one of the top scorers in Here's how the WCHA race squad, with two of the top the country (CoUyard) and can looks with overall records in As MSU scorers returning. be tough on any given night, parenthesis: — Michigan battles LaRue Butchee and Cuba Bob Collyard, member of go, Saturday's dual track meet at ^ a They've been getting four - five w L T Gregory in the 60; Tom Spuller the^All" America and All No doubt Ann Arbor should be much the same as usual. And that simply and Butchee in the 300; Mike WCHA squads of last season, goals a game, getting beaten. B„MI« but have been uca,,Cu. We've ««= ,e just „ got to Michigan Tech (21-2-2) "cnver 14 1 ®9 17 ®0 0 Holt and Mike Murphy in the appears destined to equal that forecheck and score . . lot 01 , Wisconsin 110-10-1) MSU left wingman Jerry DeMarco scores one of his nine WCHA goals here against the first means that the outcome is as 440; Bob Cassleman, Chris Boggs Minnesota-Duluth(l4-11-1) 9 9 0 feat this season. Though he has goals" place unpredictable and Paul Cooke in the 600; MSU (15-9-0) 8 8 0 Michigan Tech Huskies. DeMarco is the number five scorer on the Spartan as ever. only- - played - 13- - games in the squad, adding six No event t can ... be called safe John Mock in the 880; Bob May Scoring a lot of goals will North Dakota (12-11-1) 9 10 1 assists to his count for 15 points. State News photo by Bruce WCHA, he is tied for third in the definitely play a big part in Minnesota (9-13-2) 7 101 Remington B™a"il£,ihe„irLDT.RL»i!"^_d where MSU's Herb Pete Reiff in the mile; Kim ^cor'nfi race. He leads the league defining in assists with 18, and tops his who swelps, splits, SXgS%!,<*""> 5 ?4 J ROAD SATURDAY Washington should maintain his Hartman, Randy Kilpatrick and team in goals with seven. mastery over Michigan's Gene Ralph Zoppa in the two; John Cliff Purpur supplies W11,„u Brown. But no other is safe, not Morrison, Wayne w , Collyard Hartwick, Dave with a capable right hand man. even the 600, where MSU Martin and Rich Jacques- Fencers nip Wayne St. freshman Bob Cassleman holds the nation's best time thus far in 1971 with his 1:08.8. It was a year ago that Spartan NCAA champ Bill Wehrwein was State News Sport, Writer The victory improved the to Schmitter "is finding himself in' the 600 som^ng is |The MSU Fencing team Spartan's record to 7-3, while and is going to be a good impossible in this meet A at HOLIDAY LANES |jVels to South Bend, to meet the Tartars dropped to 10-3. epeeist," played very well and lopsided win is not likely for ree foes Saturday, fresh from a "This is a good win because won all three of his bouts. Paul either team, even though OPEN 9a.m. daily , 14-13 victory over Wayne Wayne State is a tough team," Herring ran his team - leading Michigan won 89 - 52 last year, ite in a meet held in Jenison Schmitter said. "I'm also glad season record to 19-5 with a 2-0 The Spartans are coming off a OPEN BOWLING All weekend starting Fri. 8:45 p.n -ildhouse Wednesday night. that the foil squad pulled their night. Bob Rosenberg was 2-1 good effort in last week's MSU Just North of Frandor I Leading at one point 11-4, the weight in this meet." and Mark White lost his only Relays and should be 487-3731 primed for tartans withstood a Wayne Ira Schwartz led the foilers bout. a good effort Billiards • Cocktails • Good Food against Michigan late rally that closed the gap to with a 2-1 mark, one a close 4-5 In sabre, McGaw was 2-1 with the big Ten meet only two B-10. Sabreman Doug McGaw touch loss to the Tartar's leading while Fred Royce and Captain weeks away. Numerous Spartans ly sewed up the victory with foilist, Richard Milazzo. Robin Harry Sorensen each split their J win. Luce was 1-2, while Chris Held tvvo decisions. Substitutes Ed have qualified for the NCAA NOW SHOWING * NORTHSIDE Drive in ..jSrfreafr€ meet next month in Detroit and I Coach Charles Schmitter used lost all three of his bouts. Haughn and Chuck Krosschell times and distances between • t*oT LAWSING OH M 43 * PHONE 349-2250 2 ADOLT HITS /It . * * ■'2i pbstitutt'S in the last three The squad lost their only bouts. They all lost to the epee the Spartans to victory however, led Wayne State's Milazzo lived important. now and the Big Ten loom more J.H.I ^"3 ,r s original starters, winning their first seven bouts UP to his advanced billing by ^1 Henderson and Ken EXCLUSIVE X PROGRAM defeating his three Spartan Popejoy made their first opponents. The two - time, All - appearances in the Relays after American foiler now has a 34-5 layoffs and will be expected to Love Learning Comes Fast Now! Exclusive Horror Sho>. [Scisebal/ sets season record. Tartar co-captain Eli Sukunda was also undefeated, but in sabre score valuable points at Michigan, with Henderson entered in the 440 and leading Who's the best teacher? Hottest Heaters In Town! prevention p competition. His three victories Qff the mile relay and Popejoy raised his record to 35-1. switching from his usual spot in The Spartans now will play the mile to the 1000 Free Coffee & Donuts Fri. & Sat. - yard run. ■ ■ vpuiNEW yoi?K YORK MlPn (UP I) — pun Phil d » Piton, „ • minor „ i league Notre Dame, Ohio State and Other Spartan entries include Indiana in a tri - meet Saturday. ■ommissioner Bowie Kuhn presMonts, ' tfeam physkrtans, oHio Stat® has led the"B»gi0 th^ ^niounced Thursday the players and other personnel last two years and Notre Dame ABSOLUTE |cmation of a long - term drug connected with the clubs. tied MSU in the NCAA meet last ention "There has been a limited use year. HONESTY logr;im designed to prevent the of mild drugs in baseball and I lead of what he called "limited Je of mild drugs in baseball." |!n announcing the program, said he had "no hope to stop it," added Kuhn. "In Los Angeles, the 24 club physicians took the stand that there is no place in baseball for WAFER BEDS dealers wanted AN ORIGINAL COMEDY the most incredible experiment in the xM history of love. knowledge that or other onnel had used hard drugs baseball any pills that might stimulate a player's performance, write or call BY The Love Doctors RODGER CORNISH i but added "we have They explore love... watSbejco. Be entertained |ken the stand that there is no baseball for such in the Rathskellar Sat., Sun., Mon. \ they teach love... Bmulants as barbiturates and DAILY Feb. 20,21,22 1: ■ ■ Kuhn said that Cocktail Hours HI COLOR regional Aud. Rm. 49 > will be held on the 4:30-7 p.m. 56 Arbor Street 3 P.M. Ibject sniDEmr nurses in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Private parties, welcome Hartford, Conn. 06106 frch J 2, Tampa, Fla., March 3 1, (203) 523-8360 Don. - $.50 Phoenix, Ariz., March 18. ... at the ,, > said the seminars will be- ■tended by League Presidents Gables Open at 1:00 P.M. They're learning fast. J? Cronin and Charles Feeney, Jtional Association President 2nd Week 1 PBOGRftM INFORMATION 3326944 At 1:15-3:15-5:20 Ends Soon! Open 1 P.M. 7:25-9:25 P.M. 4 Shows Daily 1:30-4:00-6:45-9:20 3106 PEOPLE HAVE SEEN THIS MOVIE AND THEY ALL AGREE ITS ONE OF THE FUNNIEST presented in _ SATIRE COMEDIES YOU'LL GRUESOME GREEN!!!! ^ EVER SEE! DON'T MISS ALL [Rl COLOR — Love Doctors 2nd at 9 p.m, Student Nurses Twice at 7:09 & 10:44 Shown in above order "Monster" repeated Fri. & Sat. THE FUN mBIGOIK! I Civil war, pageantry, battle, political contention, THE BATTLE OF THE BUTT! THE CHALLENGE: C" EXCITING ANOTIMELYI" Every man, woman, and child —Archer Winsten, N«Y Post to quit smoking for 30 days... ★★★★! for your country, for your honor, for $25,000,000! —FrancesTaylor, L.I. Press "RICH AND REWARDING! ENTHRALLING!" -ludith Crist. New York Magazine COM.'MBIA PICTl'RES IRVING ALLKN PKOWCTION ■ JiIC'HAKD f 1 ARRIS • ALEC GUINNPSS-C#"mmI1 Ip„., | " 111 M<)RI1*'■Y)ROTHY IRVINC. TUTIN • FRANK FINLAY• TlMOTHY ALLEN DirfcUd by KEN HUCHE8 TECHNICOLOR® PAN AVISION®!*: lafeLrirr::—l Jej 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday,Febn•Uiiry 19 . STATE NEWS Michii CLASSIFIED Whoa Don't throw away useful, idle items Sell them STatE news 355-8255 . . . . . . quickly with a want ad! CLASSIF|ED losi IT YELL0 „ SP"' The State Newt does not permit racial or religious Auto Service & Parts feankLy speaking • by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent 355-3094. 3 IUND: BL/> discrimination in- its MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East For Sale collar. VI MEN: ROOMATE(S) needed to share SPACIOUS FURNISHED. advertising columns. The 4 Beech. 337 1 iSfe Kalamazoo Street .Since 1940. luxury apartment near campus. 'Tarn . . bedroom house. 4 adults, over 21. State News will not Complete auto painting and Call 351-0782 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. TF 372-4662. 5-2-22 accept advertising which collision service. IV 5-0256. C sT UNlVEl • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates OKEMOS. ONE bedroom apartment, 353-61 24. a againsj furnished, parking, utilities paid. NEAT, 3 bedroom bungalow. Near 3-2-23 Scooters & Cycles religion, campus. $175. Family. Phone 1 372-7409. C-2-19 race, color or 351-6586. 5-2-24 - Auto Parts & Service national 587-6680. 3-2-23 blaci origin. ill the volvo SPORTS car""i&in • Aviation EMPLOYMENT out here—service & Bugs body work LOWER FLAT, Okemos, 3 bedrooms. Furnished, parking. THIRD MAN wanted to share iJSVsSf"' 699-21°?, S$246. 3- Available immediately. 351-6586. expenses. Call 371-2695, after 6 • FOR RENT RECISION 5-2-24 p.m. 5-2-25 1st toni i Automotive HARMONY 12~stn Apartments IMPORTS PARK LAKE Road Excellent cohhi? GIRLS NEEDED spring and summer. - unfurnished 2 Houses Rooms LEMANS vinyl 1969. top, Power V-8. steering Excellent , complete also offering care for all Meadowbrook Trace. $47.50. Pool. 393-7571. 3-2-22 bedroom duplex. Only $135. Family only. Call 351-9209 after 694-8074 a,,., J™**, 5 p.m. 3-2-23 musical • FOR SALE condition. $1599. 371-2315. foreign models — service brands. 30%instrument Pen off |jsr Animals ■ and body work & repair Mobile Homes Rooms HE'S FLF-A 135mm PENTAX • PERSONAL 1204 E. OAKLAND 484 4411 ONE OR 2 girls for spring and ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. new. Half price tel*^ Tro* PEANUTS PERSONAL VT MEL'S summer. Cedarbrook Arms. • we repair all foreign and 351-3081. 3-2-22 Completely furnished. 372-8077 351-5306. 3-2-23 ' U MUSTANG 1967, automatic, V-8. American cars. If we can't fix it, it • REAL ESTATE before 4 p.m. C Sharp, $1095. 355-6063, after 5 can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O MAR LIN 22. Sen,, • RECREATION p.m. 3-2-23 SUBLET SPRING. 3-man. 1% blocks scope. $30. Like net aut0inat " from Berkey. $150. 337-2577. GIRL, SPRING, excellent living •SERVICE privacy, walk - campus. Prof, Typing Service MUSTANG SPRINT 200, 6 cylinder. 'Good tires. Runs well. Phone Employment 3-2-22 home. 337-1525. 5-2-25 BEAUTIFUL BRUNETTE • TRANSPORTATION 372-5029. 2-2-19 FOUR - MAN luxury apartment to ROOMS: SINGLE men, quiet, warm. wig, stand and brush NURSES All Shifts sublet, $57 / month / PUrch » WANTED - person. References. East Michigan near. Elegante Wiggery.' NEW OPENING LANSING ■IF I Ptmise TO 487-0846. 3-2-22 IV 5-6128. 4-2-24 once. Perfect for spri Wor„ APPLICA' PAS DEADLINE FOREIGN CAR CENTER. Minor R.N.'S - Full time, part time. $20. After 5 nm 1 P.M. one class day or major repair, and complete m tot) me m ONE MAN needed for 4 man. MEN. SHARE room. $130 a term. 3-2-23 ' 355* Call body repair. 314 South Hosmer L.P.N.'S - Full time, part time. Meadowbrook Trace. Call VAN D\ before publication. Clean, quiet, cooking. 1 block to Cancellations - 12 noon Street. 489-9714. 5-2-23 __393-6299_3-2-22 campus. 487-6753. 485-8836. O typewriters, if 209 Al Lansing General Hospital needs & Young America Corp. / 1304 Ashby rd. / St. Louis, Mo. electrics. One like nev one class day before applicants to fill newly created job TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile (next to thi OLDSMOBILE 1962, 4 door, $250. One used, publication. excellent condition. Phone opportunities. Our expansion home units. Lakeview lots. For Sale executive, $250. Call 351-5! UUI $30/week. No lease. 15 minutes GLAD 372-7274. 3-2-19 program has opened up jobs in the - 5 p.m. 5-2-25 from campus. 641-6601. 0-3-3 GIBSON GUITAR, model ES175 for lomething yo PHONE following specialty areas: sale or trade for Martin For Rent guitar, Ad. Dial 355- 355-8255 OLDSMOBILE, 98, 1965. Excellent For Rent LARGE TWO bedroom apartment D-28 or D-35. 487-0924. anytime. nsive Care RATES condition. Private owner. Asking $700. 339-2628. 5-2-19 — Coronary Care Labor and Delivery "V AND stereo rentals, satisfaction upstairs. Completely remodeled. 5-2-23 Animals ONE BEDROOM, near campus. W ilIiamston area. 1 day $1.50 Newborn Nursery guaranteed. Free delivery, service 655-3833. 10% STUDENT Children 15c per word per day OPEL, 1967 station wagon, excellent Pediatrics and pick-up. Call NEJAC, Available February 15th. __10-2-25 EKO 12 String classic guitar with and all other DISCOUNT^ Norwood Apartments. 332-2712. auxiliary pick-up. Over $300 new, live merch 3 days condition, new snow tires, $760. Emergency Room 337-1300. C WOMEN: (buy little love) DOCKTOB word $4.00 7-2-23 ROOMMATE(S) needed to $175. 351-8733.3-2-19 a i 355-0837. 6-2-19 Post Partum 13%c per word per day share luxury apartment near CENTER, Meridia ,735 tim« ONE GIRL needed spring term for campus. Call 351-0782 9 a.m. 6 349-3950. 5-2-19 imes versic 5 days $6.50 OPEL 1966 wagon. Low mileage, Apartments Haslett Arms. Reduction. - WALNUT sectional, DESK, carpet table, chairs, protector. he Book o! 13c per word per day AKC ST. Bernard pups (o good condition, best offer. 351-7657.3-2-19 Excellent. 332-5016, days. 5-2-19 s the word (based on 10 words per 355-2748. 2-2-19 MODERN- SPACIOUS 2 trade. ad) CONTACT Beautifully 6 chapters. - PERSONNEL fully carpeted apartment. G.E. TWO 393-1764, days. 3-2-19 GIRLS needed spring for SONY TAPE Recorder: model 230. Peanuts Personals PONTIAC STATION wagon, 1965. DIRECTOR appliances, air conditioner, must be luxury apartment with skylight. (only one year old, includes $35 AFGHAN ou'll find 1 Lansing General Hospital garbage disposal. In Haslett, only SUBLET 2 HOUND. Black pre-paid. 351-2794.3-2-19 man luxury apartment 2800 Devonshire Avenue minutes from campus. No pets. of tape); all for only $130. 430 apricot female, 1 year i its of childr mechanically, air conditioned. close to campus, reduced rates, Park Lane (upstairs). 2-2-19 There will be a 50c service Power Lansing, Michigan 48909 Phone 339-2490 for appointment. 1-2-19 ie State steering, power brakes. SUBLET: 2 girls for four man. Spring spring and summer. 351-0476. and $875. 349-9435. 10-2-19 Phone 372-8220, Extension 335-336. 5-2-23 is. When bookkeeping charge if and summer. Evergreen Arms. S5-2-19 LADIES DIAMOND ring - 14 karat, this ad is not paid within X5-2-23 MARRIED STUDENTS 351-0981. 3-2-19 white gold, 17 genuine diamonds. COLLIE PUPPIES. Female,beati urket for PONTIAC 1963 LeMans. 4-cylinder, ■asonable p one week. BOOKKEEPER - PART time or full & 1 large stone, and 16 smaller ones. $150. 489-5985 after 10 p.m. FACULTY it Ads. The State time; basic bookkeeping skills, OKEMOS, ONE bedroom furnished Never been worn. 489-5077. News will be 5-2-22 Live In A Luxury good business writing and apartment. Utilities paid, $125 a 3-2-22 responsible only for the 3 Bedroom Apt. month. Call 349-3143. 5-2-23 Houses 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT attention to details. Hours or first day's incorrect RENAULT 1963, very good running. for $185 mo. WEDDING RINGS Yellow gold, flexible. Call for - insertion. $225. Call 349-9574 after 6 p.m 2 bedrooms for $165.00 THREE BEDROOM unfurnished 337-2310. 4-2-19 antique setting, engagement ring says you c 3-2-22 near campus. Couple or family. 1/5 karat, wedding ring, 3 DOCKTOR PET CENT KNOB HILL STUDENT WIFE preferred for c $200. 351-5500, ext. 119. 5-2-24 diamonds, 2 points each. Sacrifice. Meridian Mall, 349-3950. 5-: ROVER T/C 2000. Excellent of 1 pre-school and 2 school APARTMENTS IV 9-9108 after 3 p.m. 4-2-23 Peanuts. condition. 26,000 miles. children 349-4700 GIRL TO share house, own bedroom. COLLIE PUPPIES. Female.be Monday - Friday, 8 489-3219.4-2-19 p.m. Lunch, dishes, and si Open 1 - 6 Mon. Sat. - $75. North side. IV 7-6250, TYPEWRITER, UNDERWOOD- and healthy. Champion bl< Automotive TRANSPARENT SEAT cdVefs- Sunday by appt. 373-1890, ask for Brenda. 2-2-19 portable, $24.95. Used furniture Phone 332-2067. 1 2-19 $150. ' - On Ok&iiOs Rd. across Ons,^ two ar three man ' of all'kinds. ABC SE£Ofci0lli*ND :K iflfclAL 195 fastback '70; originally $30, month old Make one from Okemos High School occupancy. Manager, 351-3118, if EAST SIDE. Newly remodeled, STORE, 1208 Turner. C Mobile Homes - offer. no answer, 484-4014; 745 furnished 3 bedroom home. 349-3685 Nimmi. 2-2-22 Burcham Drive. 5-2-23 THIRD GIRL over 21. Sublet March Carpeted, strict landlord wants SCOTT MODEL 17 speakers. Fisher ACTIVE EXECUTIVE. BABYSITTER NEEDED - part tin - September. Frandor. $52/month. serious conservative tenants.'$200. model 210 stereo receiver; TEAC Completely furnished, CHEVELLE, 1970 Super Sport, 396, in exchange for Walk 351-7821 after 6 p.m. 3-2-23 LANSING OR East 351-3969. O room. i Lansing. One model A4010-S stereo tape deck, carpeted. Includes console excellent condition. Call campus. 351-9249 after 6 p.n NEED TWO for 4- man bedroom furnished. Large, airy used 8 track tapes, 4-2-24 . ONE MAN for four man house. Over 8 track home 882-2239. 3-2-19 $47.50/month. rooms. Air conditioned. VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Good Luxury tape decks and auto tape players. Beautifully maintained. Suitable 21. Block from campus. 351-8513 nt. 351-9326. 3-2-23 TV sets - used color console TV. n. 5-2-22 CHEVELLE 1968. SS. 4-speed. 1500 running, new battery, $295. BABYSITTER WANTED Monday, for faculty, grad students, business after 2 p.m. S-5-2-23 AM-FM and police band radios, miles CURTIS FORD, 1436 Grand Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 12-4 on new engine. 337-9512. SUBLET TWO lished people, married couples. Lease. Italian tapestries. SNOW ski sale: 1967 MAR LETTE, 5-2-24 River, Will iamston. 655-2133. 12x60. p.m. Winter and Spring term. apartment cl< 332-3135 or 882-6549. O CONGENIAL PERSON wanted for 14 off on skis and equipment. 2-2-19 own room in house. Good people Swap and save. Wl LCOX kitchen, with dishwasher, CHEVROLET 1968. Impala. Station TWO ROOM live there. 351-1740. 5-2-23 efficiency, furnished. SECONDHAND STORE. 509 East skirting and utility shed wagon. 9 passenger. Full power, VOLKSWAGEN 1967, r $80 month including utilities. Girl Michigan, 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 4:30 p.m., call 393-3295.10 original owner. Call 351-5795. good tires, good QUIET, ONE bedroom furnished preferred. Call evenings after 6 NEEDED: THREE men to share p.m., Monday thru Saturday. C 5-2-22 489-3482. 5-2-25 484-5637. 10-2-24 house, furnished with apartment desires occupants. p.m., laundry PAFfT TIME, earn up to $50 - $75 Close, $150. 351-7253. 1-2-19 facilities. Within easy access of AMPLIFIER KENWOOD KR 77, CHEVROLET IMPA'.A V-8, VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Many extras. per week. Car necessary. Call TWO BEDROOMS furnished. All MSU. 393-8345 or 489-7917. AM-FM receiver, 75 watts. Phone Excellent m«v-AV.al, need Excellent condition. Ask for John, 351-7319 fori utilities furnished except 3-2-19 655-1040. 5-2-22 body workS°Assu 351-6582. X-3-2-19 electricity and telephone. Walking 337-1130, after 6 p.m. 3-2- distance to campus. Four man FURNISHED THREE bedroom. 1 VOL KS W A FOR SALE 195 Gq^QI 966 sedan. Guaranteea*VSouilt engine. Sharp ROOMMATE (S) FOR two bedroom. $66.25 a person, three man block to campus. 4-6 students, WASHING MACHINE, spinner type, or rent. CORVETTE, 1959. Reconditio $77.50 excellent condition, spotless, $65. 8x40, $700. Call 332-0697. 3-2-22 comprehensive nursing care, and Grad preferred. Haslett. 339-9468 a person. HALSTEAD parking, utilities paid. Deposit. new tires, top, one owner car. Also good trailer hitch, $12. 373-1890, ask for Brenda. 2- interior, etc. Sh attend a 2 month orientation or 353-7229. 1-2 19 MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. 332-5144. 3-2-19 $1595. 353-0292. 3-2-22 0-14-2-19 Phone 351-5543 mornings and VOLKSWAGEN 1970, sedan. White program combining clinical LIBERTY, 10x55. 2 be TWO OR three males to share THREE BEDROOM Duplex. North evenings. S-TF DODGE sidewalls, radio, tinted windshield, experience and classes. plush 2 furnished. Excellent con 1965 Coronet 440, 361, Abbott Road. Stove 3 spare tires. $1795 or best offer. Applications now being accepted - bedroom. No lease. 355-8995 or REDUCED SPRING, two girls for and 355-0140 or after 5 l GUITAR, GIBSON, 2" KAPPAS 694-9917. 5-2-24 at Personnel Office of Sparrow 372-9600, ext. 55, before March 4-man, Haslett Apartments. Barb refrigerator furnished. Immediate hollow body. 484-5666. 3-2-19 1. 2-2-22 Parness 355-8252; after 5:30 occupancy, $200 plus utilities. Double cutaway. Bigsby 1 year Hospital for part time and full p.m. isemother. 351-2546. S-2-23 Call before 5 p.m., 351-9036. old. $300, cost $550 new. TU time night (12 midnight to 8:30 FIAT 1969 convertible, 950 Spider, a.m.). Positions in the Cardiflc AMERICANA. NEAR campus. One 3-2-19 2-3692. 5-2-19 Lost & Found white. Call after 5 p.m., 372-8976. Care Unit. Plan to begin girl. $160/entire spring term. GIRL NEEDED n March 8, 1971.4-2-19 351-3414. 3-2-22 spring term, Old NEEDED: TWO or 3 people for REFRIGERATOR. 16 cut LOST: BLUE notebook con 5-2-23 Cedar Village. Reduced rates ates. house on east side. $42 each. 351-8927. 10-3-1 Coldspot. Bottom freezer with ice history notes, papers, in PART GIRL NEEDED: Sublet 484 3608, anytime. 3-2-19 TIME employment: 12-20 spring term. - maker. $145. 694-8548 after 5 Computer Center. Call 351 FIREBIRD, 1969, 428. Ram air. 425 h.p. power steering, brakes and hours per week. Automobile Campus Hill. Pool. Call Pat. PLEASE I ONE SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA. 2 p.m. 3-2-19 3-2-19 or two girls needed window. Turbo required, 351-5800. O 351-6418. 1-2-19 - hydro. Many for spring. Close to campus. bedrooms. Appliances furnished, extras. 13,000 miles. $2550. Reduced. 351-0470. 5-2-22 plus deep freeze, garage. $175. ONE GIRL to sublet 351-9249, after 6 p.m. 5-2-19 Scooters & For Rent spring term, Cycles Haslett Apartments. 351-1580. ONE GIRL needed 482-6820. 4-2-19 CROSSWORD FOR THOSE weekend 5-2-24 t e modern FOUR GIRLS, Spring ti FORD, FAIRLANE 500, 1965. Runs parties. Party and looks great. $750. 482-7816. WOULD LIKE 90. Any to buy Honda 50 or condition. 655-1081. Goods from A. to Z RENTAL, FOUR GIRLS: t apartment. Own Point. Call 337-0249, after i i-girl house. All utilities PUZZLE 5-2-19 Beautiful new (including phone) paid. 351-8182. 5-2-23 —^2'21??-2:2'33 apartment on 20 acres with 4-2-19 5-2-19 TV RENTALS. Color and black horses. 4 miles south of campus. and FORD FAIRLANE 1966, a white. MARSHALL $55 each. 882-3820. B-1-2-19 Excellent tires. Must sell. $495. MUSIC, East TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units. 27. Door signal Lansing, 351-7830. C-2-19 ACROSS 882-1148. 3-2-23 These spacious luxury apartments 29. Decree ONE MAN opening in low rent are completely carpeted and BSA 1969 441 Victor Special. 2900 - 1. Abhorred 31. Progeny GARAGE FOR compact / small car. furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each FORD 1965, 2 door hardtop. New miles. Excellent condition, $700. 6. Rebuke 32. By birth $5/month. Close. 351-5598 after 353-3052. B-2-2-22 unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control battery, muffler, brakes. Clean 351-8557, after 6 p.m. 3-2-19 11. Diaskeuast 33. Class $350,332-3170.1-2-19 Jhs.m. 1-2-19 central air conditioning. These four man units have 13. Underworld 35. Settle OKEMOS, TWO bedroom up to 3 WE HAVE moved I ROLL ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. deluxe. 1V4 14. - ROSSER parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been Engineer 37. Buddy FORD Motorcycle Insurance Specialist, SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV baths, fully carpeted, dishwasher, 15. FALCON 1963. Rebuilt High 38. Attribute engine, body Phone 489-4811. Our RENTALS. 372-4948. C air conditioned, carport, sundeck. adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, 16. Peep 41. In the wind good. $350. new 351-2596. 3-2-22 address, 2400 North East Street, Unfurnished. $178 monthly! recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be 17. Animal's among 43. Metal 349-9152. 10-2-24 Lansing. TF TV RENTALS — Students only. Low the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Their 2 stomach 45. Female 4. Greek vowel JEEP 1964. 4 wheel, 4 speed. monthly and term rates. Call bedroom units start at $65/month per man. 19. Palm leaf sandpiper 5. opinionated Overhauled. Must sell. 351-0974 351-7900 3-2-19 Aviation to UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C reserve yours. 20. Stationery 46. Catches 1. Rope fiber 6. Rolled tea 22. Chill 47. Extra 2. Hebrew month 7. Nimbus FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to 24. Imbecile 48. Rate 3. Petite 8. Adore learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. WE HAVE TIRES FOR MODEL OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 9. Marred I - Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 10. Superlative s ending ^atsUti'8 It's About Time For A Chevy's r? Porsche's ,6, MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797 or 332-6441 1 12. Harvest 18. Network 20. Blue grass Tht SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES & ^ 1 ^"Nac's \ AVAILABLE. 1 1 1 21. Cattle stew 23. Bitter vetch o rl's 1 i 24. Charged yoi c*'r "V i 1 particle 25. Clad TUNE-UP Qftopclungliam 26. Conceived a notion 28. English letter DA We Stock Over a Million Parts STORY TIRE CENTER 4620 S. Hagadorn just north of Mt. Hope Rd. MA NA CEMENT EXCL US1VEL Y B Y: 1 1 I 30. Siesta 34. Without: Fr. 36. Present 38. Gumbo down pa ©KRAMER AUTO PARTS 39. Dandelion 3165 E. Michigan Ave. H 40. Other s— 800 E. Kalamazoo St. 484-1303 Lansing BANKAMERICARO Alco Management Company 41. Macaw 351 - 0400 B89BSB1 42. Titian 44.JeeP Eas< 2 Big L. Michij blocks I ibruary19 , Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan rE Friday, February 19, 1971 13 News & Found Real Estate SSIF|E0 lost ■it's what's happening- Fund cutback OK'd THREE BEDROOM ranch. 5-8255 ® YELLOW * Bavarian architecture. Rustic. c. a r Spartan 1 tan Village. Call Fireplace Fenced. Many extras. Phone 355-3094. 3-2-23 339 2853. 10-2-24 (Continued from page 1) The "We didn't do this for the INTEREST RATES just It'tWhat's Happening must be Young Socialist Alliance ' Ralph and Albertine Votapek, were "understanding" during went down lave a discussion meeting at 8 p Medicaid Program Republicans or the Democrats," work the *rSale again Mr. Investor. Why not submitted in person to 341 Monday at the Union Sun Porch. faculty pianists, will perform a two - piano recital at 8:15 p.m. Saturday in $0.4 million Zollar told newsmen. "We did it on compromise. :h. 337-1836._ purchase this lot In Haslett Student Services Bldg. at least Although most legislators build a duplex on it? For and Students for the music Building auditorium. Free Housing land grants for the people of Michigan." were satisifed with the two State News working days Farmworkers orAFET :T UNIVERSITY Key. Call Ann, information, call MAYNARD more (Sunday lolding a meeting for pickets for $1.0 million House Appropriations agreement, Sen. Garland Lane, *L 353-6124. after 6 p.m. Reward. BEERY, 351-5210 or SIMON - Thursday) before ettuce boycott at 10 a.m. Satun Mass transit grants Committee Chairman William R. D-Flint, said he did not think disco publication. Entries may be n the Union lobby. All REAL ESTATE, Okemos Branch Shaw Hall $1.0 million Copeland, D-Wyandotte, said the the cutbacks were enough to 349-3310. 5-2-26 inserted twice and must be coffeehou< iday night starting a college and university officials head off a deficit. ct'BLACK, white, tan collie submitted from a registered Hillel 8. There will be Grants - scholarships Zollar said the budget would Foundation p¥ Near Leslie street. Call student organization. Kabbalas Shabbos at meets for and tuition 487-6246. 3-2-19 Recreation 5:30 tonight. Saturday morning services will be at $0.4 million Honesty proves still be "pretty tight," but the 9:30. cutbacks were based "on the Sunday supper and speaker will Budget program evaluation TON' Perini's bus pass. On be at 6 p.m. i Sigma will hold an best current estimates." featuring Arthur a Spring Break in Klslein, associate professor of further infor at 9 tonight. ition call 484 For 5761. project successful for Milliken has asked the Call Rena, 356-7055. - Rw»rd ACAPULCO psychiatry. All of these events are at $75,000 legislature to advance the the Hillel House. Anyone interested 8 Days "The Boys In the Band" will be Federal revenue for retarded corporate income tax payment $199.00 in working on the Soviet Jewery rally call Dave 355 - 6704. For rides call presented a! 8:30 tonight, and 7:30 thief in England date to June 30 in order to bring and 10 p.m. Saturday in the McDonel $800,000 NSTRUMENTs Personal plus gratuities 332- 1916. Kiva. Tickets may be purchased for Position and operation freeze an added $25 million into this °" list in the Union fiscal year's budget. price. $1.50 at Marshall Music, State GLOUCESTER, England (AP) - or Discount, Lums and tl $1.0 million mE'S FLEA MARKET, 7661 Old Wilfred Thornton, 57, admitted He has also asked the JAMAICA .m. Pre - 1650 Lapse of community «nn Arbor Road, 8 miles east of The stealing a pork chop and the lawmakers' approval of a $45 College of Arts and Letters college appropriation Jackson, Michigan. i 1 block south $208.00 judge decided to let him go if he million transfer from the Motor 1-94, b' 145 a $1.1 million behaved himself. Thornton then plus gratuities Vehicles Accident Claims Fund . Open every Senate Appropriations pulled a paper from his pocket into the general fund with a urday jnd Sunday, 10 a.m. - 6 Call Stan Feldman 393-6575 Committee which were listed 11 other Hagadorn Road, Kunstgeeschichte in Municl Chairman Charles on payback provision of $9 million , Space for 50 dealers. Free or Erin Elto 351-3611 across from O. thefts he said he committed, nission and parking. For selling Hubbard Hall. Coffee, folk - rock, dig it?), at 8 p.m. Mond Zollar, R-Benton Harbor, per year beginning in 1973. dialog, expression and much more Kresge Art Gallery. praised all involved in the asking the judge to consider call 517 • 522-4862; 517 - "e featured. DEADLINE FOR Union Board negotiations for avoiding them. The magistrate, impressed LUNETTE short 522-4009. 5-2-22 Spring trip is Feburary 19th. iinteer Tutors are asked to The Badminton club ' political hassles in reaching an by Thornton's honesty turned * br"sh. Purchai March 19th 26th. At Flagler Inn. - meeting with a nsultant at 4 p.m. Monday special w Players from 6:30 to 8:30 Women's IM Building lowi tonig agreement. him loose. Visit to Moscow 'iggery. Worn APPLICATION PHOTOS are sponsoring "Interview" by Jean - PASSPORTS Beginning $99. Call Call 332-8889 353-9777. in Itallic and "The Zoo Free University classes this set for minister VAN DYKE STUDIO 9 Abbott Road READ NEW York Times and Chicago Service weekend: 215 Cooking, 1 p.m. Sunday, Evergreen St., Educational Reform, 1 p.m. Sunday, 42 Union. Summer aid cuts from Yugoslavia Tribune in The Union Browsing (Continued from page 1) like new, s Inext to the State Theater) Room, Sundays. B-2-19 The Bahai Club will have a fireside Six bands will perform from 2 to Full time means 12 credits for BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. discussing the Bahai Faith at 8 p.m. Roderick said that most 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Hubbard Hall. undergraduates, nine credits for BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) 50. Call 351-55 GLAD ings SPRING BREAK. Acapulco $219. No job too large or too small. Saturday at 701 Cherry Lane, Apt. Donations, $1.50, go to the Raft. students will now have to work masters students and six credits — The government announced Block off campus. 332-3255. C 106. For information and rides call one term out of four to something you've I Jamaica $219. Call Frank Buck, 355-7765. qualify for doctoral candidates. Foreign Minister Mirke Tepavac A fund drive for the Raft, an East for financial aid. The one term W. Dial 355-8255 351-8604. TF will visit the Soviet Union at the Lansing temporary shelter and of work will help available funds BEHIND THE biggest sales stories are The Bahai Club will meet at 8 p.m. counseling center for runaways, will Application deadline for invitation of his Soviet mals EUROPE, $209 STUDENTOURS, little Classified Ads. To sell Sunday at 673 Virginia Ave., East be held today all over the campus benefit more students. summer term is March 1 and Lansing to discuss the Bahai faith. Roderick also said students counterpart, Andrei A. Children & The Bible round trip jet to London, summer somwthing dial 355-8255 todayl • For rides call 351 -4034. with booths sponsored by the Greek on applications are available in 265 Gromyko. No date was given, DISCOUNT 0 '71. Call Eddie, 393-7520. 20-3-12 Council at the Union and all types of aid except Student Student Service r» live meccht TYPING: International Center. If interested in Bldg. but informed sources said IBM Selectric. Fast, Aid Grants are required to be Application deadline for Jve) DOCKTOR he word "children" occurs "Conception" an original play by donating, call 337-1767. the Tepavac would go to Moscow accurate service. Thesis, term Jane Dunlap and Nancy Wynn will be fulltime students. 735 times in the King Service papers. 484-2661.0-2-19 presented at 9 tonight, Saturday The 1971-72 school year is May 1. early in March. smes version of the Bible, Outing Club will present the night and Sunday night at the mountaineering movie "Sentinel: The Book of Numbers aloae EXPERT FRENCH tutoring. Private he TYPING. THESES and letters, etc. Albatross, 547 East Gtand River Ave. West Face" at 7,7:45,8:30 and 9:15 or group. s the word 256 times in its Reasonable rates. Call Rapid, accurate service. p.m. Sunday at 104B Wells Hall. Group seeks 355-7763. 5-2-19 Admission is 50 cents. 6 chapters. Experienced. 393-4075. 20-3-12 .s 3-2-19 ou'll find lots of things for PAINTING INTERIOR Custom VD. Black - TYPIST, EXPERIENCED. m work at reasonable presents "Backstree its of children mentioned in prices. Grad Dissertations, theses, etc. Mary Newton's Trained (Continued from page 1) he State News Classified students, references. 372-8158. C Ann Lance, 626-6542. 0-2-22 benefit concert for The Raft from 9 FCN, affiliated with no other local or national ds. When you're in the 12 tonight in the Union. According to "This is Michigan State organization, is presently engaged in polling MSU .S Female, beau arket for kiddie needs at TV, RADIO and Appliance Service. Reasonable rates. Phone E. Who's Whose University," a facts book compiled by the Dept. of Information Services, there are 1,969 faculty faculty members in an attempt to assess sentiment toward collective by. Champ asonable prices check the Harvey, ED 2-2425. 20-3-5 Holmes Hall sponsors an All - U bargaining. Phone 332-21 members with the rank of instructor of above Medick urged the faculty to meet at the 'ant Ads. mixer featuring "Universe" at 8:30 tonight in C104-101 Holmes Hall, engaged in instructional programs, 258 faculty departmental and college level to discuss Typing Service Karen Kaems, Jackson, soph, JCC to n is $1.50. members performing research exclusively, 100 collective bargaining and said spokesmen from FCN are available for these John Caviness, Munith, junior. Alpha faculty members in extension programs, and 150 meetings. The Ladies of Delta Sigma Theta NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE COPY SHOPPE can show you Transportation Gamma Rho. will hold a Crimson and Creme Ball faculty members employed in the experiment station. Medick stressed the necessity of faculty moving toward collective bargaining with "full from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday at the how to get two Xerox copies for NEED RIDE. Will Lyn Rose, Holly, senior, Chi Omega Hospitality Inn. Admission is free A breakdown into part - time and full - time knowledge and deliberate speed." the price of one. Phone 332-4222. share expenses. Peanuts Personal to Bryan Shiftier, Des Moines, Iowa, with formal or semiformal attire employes was not given in the facts booklet. Early returns of the FCN questionnaire have Monday - Friday around 5 p.m. shown a "positive response," he said. .' Female, beaut Michigan National Bank senior, Iowa State, Tau Kappa Although the size of the bargaining unit will PROFESSIONAL Downtown to Indian Lakes t presents "PAC eventually be determined by the employment Sigmund Nosow, president of the MSU NGRATULATIONS TO Bob, Onstage" at 7. 1-2-19 THESIS Estate, Mt. Hope. 351-6396, m. Saturday on Channel 10. relations commission, if the above faculty chapter of the American Assn. of University rk, Joe. Mike, Bill, Jim, and Joe Patti. Winright, Jackson, sophomore, the new DSP 372-8730, Raj Gupta. 5-2-19 ts from the upcoming members comprise the unit it will be necessary professors (AAUP), said Thursday that the Homes tffff)rs. The ' JCC to Doug Cronkhite, Battle, ;ioh of Carnival" will tje . for MSU/FA to secure signatures from 825 AAUP will consider the implioAikihs of the 'ledges. 1-2-19 VttMTypJnf Creek, senior. Alpha Gamma Rho. NEEDED: RIDES to Miami Area faculty members to secure approval from 30 per MSU/FA card distribution campaign a meeting spring break. Will share expenses. cent of the membership of the of the Executive Council of the Horizons, a new radio progra bargaining unit AAUP on Call Tom or Fred, 353-2755. ENGAGEMENTS WKAR, will discuss "Carnival, and 1,239 signatures in order to secure 50 per Saturday. Complete Protesslsnil S-2-24 new PAC production at 5:30 cent approval. The AAUP has included collective Master's and Doctoral Saturday on WKAR, 870 khz. for faculty members on its bargaining d Consultation. Please Call Beth Diak, Dearborn, senior. Angel Matthew Medick, professor of mechanical agenda since fall term, Flight to USAF Lt. Keith Hicks, engineering and chairman of Faculty for 1970, and is presently engaged in contacting the I Haughey 337 1527 or B27 2936 Wanted Grand Blanc, MSU grad, Arnold Air social hour at 2 p.m. i sponsoring a Collective Negotiations (FCN), said Wednesday 450 AAUP members on Saturday and 3 campus with a "ballot of DISSERTATIONS, THESES. Term Society. p.m. Sunday and a family swim for that FCN intends sentiment." the Lansing homosexual community. soon to distribute papers. Expert typist with degree BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for authorization cards in The results of the survey will be discussed at all positive, A negative, B negative Jody Tenny, Okemos, sophomore, For informatior competition with in English. IBM. 349-3655. O MSU/FA. an AAUP Chi Omega to Dave meeting scheduled for next month. and AB negative, $10.00. 0 Women interested in sponsoring an negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Birmingham. independent intermural basketball COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, team or swimming team, ask for 507% East Grand River, East Radicalesbians at 351-9601 or call Gilbert W. Carlson, Muskegon, junior. the Gay Liberation office 353-9795 Lansing. Above the new Campus SDS members cite Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 goals Diane Miller, Greenville, junior to p.m., Monday, Thursday and below Style Shop. Call Friday. Tuesday and Wednesday 1 Ken Kueffner, Frankenmuth, senior. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Pi Kappa Phi. invited to a private dance at 9 p.m. p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C .t1953 Li 337-1666. C Saturday in Detroit. Tickets are available only by calling the Gay Call IV David rof Brenda, 2-2 WANTED TO take over lease. Two Liberation office, 353-9795. Tickets (Continued from page 1) He said workers have rebuffed academic governance. Nash said COMPLETE TYPING and printing bedroom house, furnished, $240 a are $2.50 including drinks. service. Copy stored on magnetic formal ties to the national SDS, SDS assistance only in instances SDS had a "student power month. 351-0866. 5-2-24 tape. This eliminates all re-typing Jackie Blair, Homer, junior to Dale Stud« i for 1 although the chapter "regularly where the media have "lied policy" in 1965-66 calling except author's changes and WANTED: EXP. bass player N. Epker, Waterford Township, MSU wi» cates" with the about SDS." Miss MacCallum students to try to get KAPPAS corrections. ALDINGER DIRECT (vocalist). Free to grad, Delta Sigma Phi. lobby of the Union to discuss national body. They also sell the i - Love you all. move (London) charged that students have been decision - making power t's my problem. Next move is MAIL ADVERTISING, across under possible picketing in the Lansing natj0nal publication, New Left no contracts (rec., mgt.). area" used to "break worker strikes" universities. B. L. 1-2-19 from Frandor. Phone 485-1238. C 372-8811. 1-2-19 Notes, on campus. at MSU when the campus "What Are Your Dimensions f Royal said SDS views working workers struck in September, Living? by John Wyndham people as the ones who have 1969, and during the bus drivers' Wealthy J. Krueger, Grand Haven will be given 8 p.m. today in the «fV,o "the power to off nnuinr Oft chanao" in effect change' "sick-in" last winter. Nash ^ «It didn»t do ■ ' anythi' junior to Micheal S. Burgess, Grand to .. Hannah Middle School. give students any power," this society. Haven, junior CMU, Phi Mu Alpha. open to the publi educate Royal added. "Workers really like to have students support their strikes," "The illusion that students Mary Ann Smith, Fowlerville, workers- plight," she said. She make the sophomore, LCC to Dennis R. The St. John's Graduate Students ho cniH "Rnth wnrkprs and ^ ., university serve Konczal, Fowlerville, * n meet at 3 p.m. today in the students know that the media lie St?dentS ^ workers don t take home "that the P^ple is just that Alpha Gamma Rho. about their illusion " Miss MacCallum illusion," MacCallun said. :afeteria at 327 M.A.C. struggles." much money" and are subject t< arbitary layoffs. "The state would completely close down the university before Other areas which concern would let it serve the people," SDS are "struggles against PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD imperialism," Miss MacCallum said. SDS has opposed U.S. Ro^ SDS has ?choed lltt,e fa,th Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. involvement in Indochina and politicians and did not involve itself in the election campaigns STA TE NEWS will bill you later. SEMISES Laotian invasion. Liberal politicians are just another faction of the ruling Miss MacCallum said she class," Miss MacCallum said. elieves SDS 'We don't see liberal students a: responsible on the national level the enemy. But we think there for causing a decreased are liberal misleaders." .jStudent No- enrollment in ROTC programs "I think change comes about and for having certain recruiters when large numbers organize for Consecutive Dates to Run thrown off campuses. change and _ are willing to fight At MSU, SDS had been for that change against the concerned about the absence of vested interests of the country," Print Ad Here: a gynecologist on the University Royal added. Health Center stafff. The group GET IT ON. _ SDS has "no principle one investigated the situation and way c was told that the center could to u, „ The way to haul your treasures, your friends, not have having a an gynecologist without change, they agreed. obstetrics When the College of Human service, they do oppose terrorist However, bombings as "elitist actions." your kegs. Medicine teaching hospital s" built, an obstretrics be included. will "Our position is that terrorist bombings are bad because they could hurt those who may be DATSUN '/•TON PICKUP. . . $1895 poe Miss MacCallum said SDS satisfied with this i will continue to "keep track of but our Royal said. friends — the workers," In addit ion, he said, SDS tries STUDENT Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. the situation' the health to avoid the bombings because LOW C T fl D Y FINANCING 10 Words or Less: 1 day $1.50 3 days $4.00 5 days $6.50 center. Another investigated, she said, they are used by government the officials turn public opinion WN PAYMENT O I U IV I AVAILABLE Over 10 Words Add: 15c per word □ 40c per word □ 65c per word □ allegedly contracepth policy at the pointed to student radicals. the explosion at He DATSUN SALES center. Standard Oil of New Jersey i tail The three said MSU's SDS has December which 2 Big Lots Open Monday, Thursday, and to; Michigan Stats News was initially —a -wm to Serve You not been concerned about the called a terrorist E*t Friday evenings until 9 347 Student Services Bldg. bombing but Michigan Av, Ave. at " Frandor MSU East Lansing, Mich. Taylor Report giving students later discovered to be an J* blocks PHONE 351-0400 Eatt nt increased participation in accident. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Februai ',1971 Man seen molding fate with genetic control responsibility to tell people that physical differences are obvious, consciousness - not through efficiently and with a better Finally, Cohn said, certain By BILL HOLSTEIN it can be done, that it will be Cohn suggested If man can change amino acids, drugs - but through our genes," vocabulary to improve his types of learning and memory that . State News Staff Writer similar means man i 1 done," he said. "I think society the building blocks of proteins, he said. 'relatively inefficient way of has to decide what kind of the possibilities are tremendous,' wnkiiniitna infnrnMlinn " may be improved by control of genes. Ha 0onoc He roforroH referred tn to to increase th" ^rtlOUnt 1)6 able exchanging information an l_* Major biologic . . Cohn said it might be possible information bitl"^ of changes it wants." Cohn predicted. experiment where flatworms breakthroughs in genetic control Given the assumption that for a person to turn off feelings remember. He said chemicals perhaps "How often have you run into were trained and then their will soon give man the man will be able to change his of pain at will with certain including these amino acids, play the situation where you know brains ground up and fed to "I think opportunity to take a hand in genetic changes. -i tnink it's clear genes, Cohn said, scientists and a large role in human senses: what you want to say but shaping his own destiny, Kim society will probably seek to "What are we? Why do Secondly, Cohn said, can|t untrained flatworms. The results types of intellieen ^ rta'n it because your mind doesn't . inrltfoi rtsi tliof in full irtonno can Cohn, asst. professor of say indicated that intelligence nnul/l could transmitted j at . . be change the human brain before feel pain? What is color or taste? - least if m«y be able to speak work very well?" he asked. be transmitted. flatworm." you're t chemistry, predicted Wednesday. "The ancients never believed | altering other parts of the There has to be some chemical i anatomy. thing doing this, obviously." they could alter their destiny. "The first thing we'd want to But it looks as though we can He suggested that gene II ATIJD AL SCIENCE TRACK change is the brain. If you can changes could have significant wfc ■ am am gain control over our destiny — for good or bad. I don't know || think perhaps more rationally, impact in at least three areas: then every succeeding change consciousness, how to stop it," Cohn told the language and will be a better change. You'll be learning and memory, student and faculty audience. "The next big breakthroughs are going to come in biology." But, he said, scientists should KIM COHN "I don't think working with better equipment," he said. "It might be possible to change our senses to Cohn said that only two or electromagnetic vibrations over a three amino acids per hundred wider range than we do Class to explore not decide what changes to should make these decisions different from man's are found the radiators as red. In make. except a i individual. He has a The Dept. of Natural Science Atkinson said the delay in... 'The baslc 8oa,s of the said. nkey brains. Yet the thii u I d xpand is offering a new**192J track caused at offering the course was caused at wi" th® ,ai(m °f "We will look at our course - to look into the spring term that uses examples the University College level ecoloeical fnnr i 1 thel methods of science and their ^ m 1 PLACEMENT BUREAU from ecology and genetics to while approval from various relation to tn snriptv » Aflrinc™ society," Atkinson ecolooiVni W-Oiogical f «I explore the nature of science. committees was being obtained "This track will specifically Although being offered out of take up the subject matter of *h® normal sequence, two Judiciary appeal Job interviews scheduled ecology, which other tracks don't, in addition to genetics," James W. Atkinson, asst. professor of natural science, nstructorswho can handle up to 180 students will teach 192J during spring term. Natural Science 193 is the main spring (Continued from page 1) ln in nrr. OGCs . suit against Mark The following employers will Placement Bureau and in most Bank; Romeo Community Kraftco Corp.; National Lead "Admittedly, placing polling *'aege|'. ASMSU electionsI be interviewing March 1-5. departments. Schools; Internal Revenue Co.; Portage Public Schools; ^"Ecology is a recognized n The °th" l"str"ctors wil1 * places in fraternities and commissioner, AUSJ ruled tt March, June and August graduates of all degree levels are Students are advised to interview with employers even Service; U.S. Air Force; U.S. Marine Corps.; Navy Recruiting Priests and Sacred Heart Brothers of the Vocation Central around °to ° y "The SStaSoftmal tiencT ™» not have been'ti; J**"1* • ** eligible to interview unless otherwise indicated. It you are interested in ,n though they have not completed their military service. Many Service. in.,,™. Donaldson; UpJohn Co. March 5: Grand Blanc Public :^o.':.^ We°h(^e to discourage those reMi?MeM^r.s„ ^n-e'r'sl'idTuM"': soecessL to the new tS3 employers organization, please sign up in interest ^ indicated an "Tn students who see this as another the Placement Bureau as soon as student before and after his duty course of environmental ruHuv fQr pODOy ,WM PODOVru u v section of our constitution Passed, represented interest, a conflict of rhetoric. We will look at the real violated bv by thethe action action." » interest. possible and at least two school with the Armed Forces, MOSCOW (AP) Comnuters. goTraverse City Public V.I. Popov days in advance of the interview date. March 1: Clark County Schools: Entrekin Computers, Schools; Entrekin Inc.; Golconda Corp.; Good Schools. science of ecology, he said has been named secretary - of the ••••••••••••••••••••# School District; Federal - Mogul The new offering which will Lmlngm6 Cit Committee of Additional information is Corp.; General Cable Corp.; available in the Placement Grand Rapids Public Schools; Bulletin posted each week at the Iolani School; Michigan National Humor Corp.; Greenwich Public School; Meijer, Inc.; summer employment; Montgomery County Public Companies interviewing for March 2: Camp Easton for use Paperback texts, was approved by the department last the Communist party, Tass reported. The influential post INTERCOLLEGIATE spring before fyea^ tracic ha<* been held by Georgi RODEO Schools; Quality Motels Boys; Good Humor Corp. moratorium Popov, who retired. 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