Wednesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS Volume 63 Number 188 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 26, 1971 Seale, Mrs. Huggins freed; fair trial ruled impossible NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— A Superior the 1969 slaying of another Panther. Seale denied any Court judge dismissed charges Tuesday complicity in the killing. Markle, appeared surprised by the ruling. Mulvey's ruling brought cheers from The Panther chairman and Mrs. against Blank Panther Chairman Bobby G. some courtroom Huggins He would not talk to reporters. Seale and Ericka Huggins spectators. were charged with kidnapping resulting in Seale's chief attorney, Charles R. because, he said, Mrs. Huggins was immediately freed, and Garry, massive publicity made it death, and aiding and abetting praised the judge. impossible to she was mobbed by Panther sympathizers murder——both capital offenses—plus select another jury that would be as she left the courthouse. "I found Judge Mulvey to be humane impartial. conspiracy to kidnap and to murder. In Judge Harold M. Mulvey's ruling came a and a man with a heart," Garry said. But Seale, who co-founded the Black day after he declared addition, Mrs. Huggins was charged with "There were many times during the a mistrail in the case Panther party with Huey Newton in 1966, binding with criminal intent. course of the trial when I disagreed against the two Panthers when the jury of remains in custody, still facing a four—year The defense attorneys moved five blacks and seven whites reported it was contempt of court sentence stemming from Tuesday to vehemently with his rulings, but. . . I find dismiss the charges, arguing that to ask a hopelessly deadlocked. the Chicago 8 conspiracy trial. Judge Mulvey to be on a much higher level The judge said, "The state has prospective juror at a second trial to forget than most of the judges in the U.S., and I put its Seale's lawyers have appealed the what he knew about the first trial would have respect for him and I say that without best foot forward in conviction and are waiting for a Chicago presenting its case impose "an impossible burden" on the against these defendants. They have failed reservations." judge to set bail. juror. to convince a jury of their The trial that ended with a hung guilt. jury In his ruling, Judge Most of the excitement "With the massive publicity attendant Monday had taken more than six months. Mulvey said, "I have following the observed a rather remarkable dismissal announcement centered on Mrs. upon the trial just completed, I find it change in the Ericka Jury selection alone consumed four of attitude of these defendants during the Huggins, who walked over to the New Huggin impossible to believe that an unbiased jury could be selected without superhuman those months. Mulvey also noted that Mrs. Huggins had been imprisoned for more time they have been before me, and I don't think it is feigned." Haven Green accompanied Man" Howard, deputy minister of by Elbert "Big Ericlca Huggins, free from jail for the first time in two efforts which this court, the state and these than two years awaiting trail and Seale had years joins her The prosecutor, State's information for the Panthers. defendants should not be called upon been held in Connecticut for more than Attorney Arnold attorney, Catherine Roraback Tuesday. Murder and kidnap charges either to make or to endure." one year. were dismissed against Mrs. Huggins and Bobby Seale. Seale and Mrs. Huggins, a local Panther As Mrs. Huggins—widow of a slain AP Wirephoto leader, were charged with capital crimes in California Panther the leader—stepped out of courtroom, tears streamed down her Senate plans « CHATTANOOGA cheeks, and Panther sympathizers ran through the three—story building, crying, laughing and yelling. "Oh, look at that beautiful sky," she exclaimed as she reached the New Haven to limit draft comba Officials green across the street. ease cu answering a call at the project. Walker said rfew advance had been broken. Young blacks Seale looked happy at the ruling. Later, he gave a clenched fist salute almost daily during the six—month trial—to some 200 supporters waiting as he has WASHINGTON (AP)-The Senate refused Tuesday to bar the use of draftees for combat assignments in Southeast Asia unless they volunteer. Before Congress quits for the long Memorial Day weekend, the Senate has scheduled votes Wednesday on two amendments , major limiting the draft extension IHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) - A outside the court building as state police to 18 months, instead of two years as the investigation to date showed this The vote was 52 to 21 to dawn curfew, imposed to curb stormed the box office, breaking its glass against the contained in the House-passed • escorted him to the car that took him to a proposal by Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis., bill, and sequence: enclosure and causing the ticket sellers to al disorders during which a young black state prison. who contended that "the hiking proposed military pay increases "He actually hurled the missile, he then flee. purpose of the shot to death by police, was eased Seale and Mrs. Huggins were two of 14 draft is to implement national from the $1 billion in the bill to the $2.7 proceeded to run, warning shots were fired, Walker declared a state of emergency policy, and billion approved by the House. Mly Tuesday to allow workers to travel blacks charged in connection with the May national policy is to get out" of Vietnam. he turned and reached into his pocket. At late Saturday ind from night jobs. Two thousand after reports that young 1969 slaying of Black Panther Alex Senators fighting for a one-year draft that time there was gunfire from the blacks Earlier, by an even more lopsided tally ional Guardsmen continued to patrol were smashing windows and Rackley. The state charged that Seale had of 61 to 7, the Senate rejected an extension, due to be voted on along with officers." Walker said it had not been city. throwing rocks and bricks at white ordered Rackley's execution because amendment an all-volunteer proposal a week from determined who fired the shot, which hit motorists. by Sen. John V. Tunney, Authorities said Monday night was Anderson in the groin. Rackley was a suspected police informer. D-Calif., to bar the sending of draftees to Friday, feel that approval of the bigger pay "As far as there being any basis for the increase would help their effort. tively calm. Mayor Robert Kirk Walker any combat area in the world unless they trouble being precipitated by black and the easing of the curfew was based on volunteer or Congress authorizes it. Republican Leader Hugh Scott of he called a very effective first night The trouble started Friday night with window breaking at downtown businesses white clashes," Walker said Tuesday, "this has not been indicated at all in the episodes 'Country Wife' In the day's final vote, the Senate Pennsylvania said, meanwhile, that effort to limit further debate on the draft an formance by the guardsmen, The defeated, 49 to 25, a proposal by Sen. by young blacks who had been at a of the past four days." Performing Arts Company will rhe troops, from two East Tennessee Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., to eliminate bill is likely to be made after next Friday's scheduled rock music concert. However, the Rev. Paul McDaniel, a open its production of "The Country talions, arrived early Monday on orders the proposed combat enlistment bonus of votes. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield Performer Wilson Pickett refused to go black man, said, "I can't see it as Wife" at 8 p.m. today in Fairchild Gov. Winfield Dunn, after authorities anything up to $6,000 over a two-year period. of Montana said he probably would join on stage, saying a promise to pay him in but a racial thing." Theatre. Admission is $2. local officials — augmented by 80 state reluctantly the move to invoke closure. jpers — could not maintain order. Principal target of the move would be Officials said the guardsmen will stay as the McGovem-Hatfield amendment to cut neither as there is off funds for U.S. operations in Indochina V. P. he danger of renewal of the istrife that started Friday night. after Dec. 31. It would be aimed also at a The shooting Monday night of Leon threat by Sen. Mike Gravel, D-Alaska, to ierson, who would have been 23 filibuster in an effort to prevent draft extension before the June 30 expiration of irsday, occurred outside a public positive statement made about the the present Selective Service Act. ising project where Walker said there By BILL HOLSTEIN ' been the highest intensity of violence situation is that one side, either Sabine or Nelson said in offering his amendment State News Sports Writer President Wharton may be interested in that "the central issue of the draft is the the previous nights of fire per fire and vandalism. bombings, News Background having him back full—time. issue of Vietnam." What necessitates the current speculation Sen. John C. Stennis, D-Miss., chairman Walker said his latest information made Mystery Story of the Administration about the whereabouts and intentions of of the Armed Services Committee, called believe officers had not overreacted in Bldg. No. X500: the case of the missing administrators that he is due back at MSU past year, according to sources in the Sabine is that neither Sabine nor the Nelson amendment "a direct kick in "gat Anderson. vice president. May 31 to stay. provost's office. Wharton — possibly the only two men who the teeth to this concept about a volunteer Early reports said Anderson was shot as Gordon Sabine, vice—president for Sabine has been on "50 per cent time" know — will comment. army." He also said "it disembowels the hurled a brick at a 12-man tactical unit special projects, has been on "half—time from June 1, 1970 to May 31, 1971. This Sabine has been working since last June The State News has called Sabine's Iowa military units we have over there." state, city and Hamilton County officers assignment" instead of "on leave" for the means that, at least in theory, half of his in Iowa City, Iowa with the American City office innumberable times. Sabine has "Our political leaders are floundering time has belonged to MSU during the past been there—he is just too busy to talk or around in search of a face-saving pretext to College Testing Program. He was awarded year. an ACT even return the call. get out," Nelson said. "Yet we go on fellowship last year to complete a Another factor that has sparked interest "Dr. Sabine is terribly busy right now," study and publication on The Ecology of drafting young men for combat, giving is that Sabine has been seen in the his secretary says. "I don't know when them the alternative of going to jail." the Modern College Student. Administration Building several implementation urged he'll be available." In connection with that, Sabine has times—well in advance of May 31. One President Wharton, on the other hand, written a book, "When You Listen, This is source said S&'oine was at MSU May 18 for simply will not discuss the matter with the Election slated What You Hear. " It is subtitled, a meeting with "the boys on the fourth press. . . floor." Another The Married Students Activities Assn. "Gordon Sabine raps with 1,603 students source said he saw Sabine Sabine is maintaining an office in the elections will be held today in front of .or the American College Testing coming out of the building the next Administration Building and a residence in morning. Bessey Hall and at the bus stop on Crescent n participation report Program." The book is at least partially East Lansing. based on a "youth poll" concerned with Other sources indicate he has been in and Street in Spartan Village. The polls at Operators working with directory out of the Administration Building for assistance- cannot confirm a Sabine Bessey will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. schools, parents, and student protest. What occasions the recent interest in weeks. residence in or around Iowa City or the and those in Spartan Village from 8 a.m. to By STEVE WATERBURY of philosophy and chairman of a special Sabine is the theory expressed From this sketchy information, the most 8 p.m. by several nearby city of Cedar Rapids. State News Sports Writer panel which revised an earlier version of the student participation report. Steering Committee will recommend Implementation will require extensive !|ie Academic Council on Tuesday that planning by students, and the student Committee on Committees, in advisory committees that exist in some of ,aboration with the student the colleges will probably serve to facilitate tesentatives on the council, take action implementation, Taylor said. ^plement by January 1 the be provisions recently approved Taylor Report on The 10 representatives-at-large, at least participation in academic six of whom must be nonwhite and five etnment. must be women, will be elected during fall total of 32 student term in an all-University student election. representatives, "ng of 16 college representatives, 10 Candidates for the at-large seats will be Jake, a deaf movie stunt dog, ntatives-at-large, and six graduate refused to keep regular hearing representatives, will be eligible for aids in place until his problem selected by a seven member Student 'demit'^anuary meetin6 the Committee on Nominations. was solved with aids attached to The three student representatives who the bows of lenseless glasses held 2°ri'nI> Keport, to the bylaw provisions of the presently serve on the council will select a to his head by elastic bands. the college representatives student 'as temporary chairman of the AP Wirephoto IiMiL jCted "atl,ording to procedures Student Committee on Nominations to (i#v i Vote the constituency of until the first election of at-large j*v«al colleges." serve student representatives is completed. i»ofH.ay 1)6 some difficulty in getting Hordin K . colle8es to respond promptly, to John After the participation report is F. A. Taylor, professor implemented, the responsibility for assembling and chairing the student committee on nominations will rest with Cloudy the student member of the steering committee, who will himself have been selected by vote of the student Windy ■ • and Chance of representatives to the council 0*ers. High Today 55 - 60, The chairman of ASMSU and the 0vv Toniaht 30 •« . president of the Council of Graduate Students (COGS) will each select three (Please turn to page 17) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. M,,, ,f| GIVES POSITION news summary Rep discusses key bills see how the states that have lotteries work out in the next few By JEFFSHELER years. If they work out well and provide the states with From the wires of AP and UPI. State News Sports Writer substantial extra money, then I would approve of a lottery in Michigan under strict state control." The Michigan Legislature is considering several controversial bills that could significantly affect MSU students. These proposals Age of majority range from abortion law reform and legalization of off—track "I've supported that from the beginning. One of the problems in this country has been that 21 - year - olds and older have been betting to lowering the age of adulthood to 18. Rep. Jim Brown, R-Okemos, gave his opinion Tuesday on judiciously provoked by under - 21 - year - olds, and have (in turn) several of these issues. charged them with not being part of the system. I think the truth of the matter is that they have been forbidden to be a part of the Brown has voted on of these proposals including the age "Our political leaders are some system. floundering around in search of a of majority, off-track betting and lottery bills. Here he explains why he voted the way he did and how he will vote in the future. "I think to have total involvement and total fare - saving pretext to get out. citizenship among Abortion the thinking people with mature minds, you've got to drop that Yet we go on drafting young men "I intend to vote "yes" on the bill as now in the House Social age limit." for combat, giving them the Services Committee. As I do on all bills, though, I'll have to look ' alternative of going to jail." V / at the final version of the bill after amendments to see what it "I look for a real thrust by the younger voter. I don't think for RSen. Gay lord Nelson, D-Wis. really does, but I am in favor of the idea of abortion law reform. a minute that they are going to overturn the ship of state. I think / This is one of the most difficult issues 1 have faced. Essentially I it will spur more lethargic older people to be more active in feel it is not a question of whether the state should enter into it government, and the total result should be good for the country." to assure more medically satisfactory abortion techniques. Appointment of trustees "The law does not force anyone to have an abortion against her will. It even allows for a doctor to object to performing an "I am a co sponsor of a resolution soon to - be introduced that would allow the governor, with consent of the Senate, to appoint abortion." governing boards to the Big Three universities (MSU, Wayne State —n Drug law reform Murder suspect arrested "God knows we need another look at the usage and penalties University, and the University of Michigan). for usage of drugs. We certainly are doing something wrong in this "I receive many calls to my office because MSU is within my distriict. And I have to tell people that the University is Turkey's justice minister announced Tuesday in country to let this thing get out of hand. autonomous and that they have called the wrong person. That Istanbul, the arrest of a 24 - year - old economics "(Rep. J. Bob) Traxler's bill (now in a House committee) hits University has its own elected representatives. student and said he was a prime suspect in the on many of the areas that will benefit the control of drugs." "But the relationwhip is missing. It looks good on paper, but kidnap-murder of Consul-General Ephraim Elrom of (The bill calls for reduction of penalties for use and possession the Israel. of marijuana, and generally overhauls the punitive and people don't look to the trustees as representatives, and quite correctional measures taken against persons convicted of drug frankly, I don't think the trustees look at themselves as Justice Minister Ismail Arar also told Parliament in abuse.) representing the people. Ankara that some members of the nation's security force have been found to be sympathetic with the Off-track betting "The appointed boards at the other state universities are, in my Traveling Turkish Peoples Liberation Army (TPLA) which has "Any time I can take a swipe at organized crime I'll do it. I opinion, far superior to the political boards that run our major This young man has found a non-polluting means of been blamed for EIrom's kidnaping on May think this is bodyblow to organized crime. I don't look upon it three universities." transportation his father's back. 17 and his a — as an extension of gambling. murder five days later. "I will concede that it makes gambling easier. But, like everything else we've done in this country - we've brought curb THIS SUMMER Truck kills 69 service to the drive-in restaurants — there's no reason why we shouldn't extend the paramutuel window as long as paramutuel A speeding truck rammed into a crowd of 500 at a village festival in south India early Tuesday, killing 69 persons. Of the dead. 35 were children and 23 were women, betting is legal. The question isn't should we cut out gambling, it's should we bring it up to date" Lottery Racial O il reseen many of whom had held babies in their arms as they "I voted against putting the question (should lotteries by made WASHINGTON (AP)-Former the suburbs could trigger new likened it to a situation he faced Pornography, William Lockhartl Gov. Otto Kerner of Illinois said watched a folk ballad recital that was to continue until legal in Michigan?) on the ballot, but it passed anyway. racial disorders this summer. as governor. testified it isn't up to thT Tuesday that persistent Kerner, now a federal judge, When the water was high along members of his panel to get it( dawn. "I don't have any real hang—ups about having a state—wide unemployment among young headed the presidential the Mississippi and Illinois rivers, recommendations enacted. Witnesses said the truck swerved off a road, hit a lottery. In fact, I would have supported the resolution had it blacks in the ghettos and commission that studied the he said, he found strong support restricted lotteries to non-profit organizations. I would like to The commission recommend^ large stone barrier, ploughed through the crowd unyielding racial prejudices in causes of the 1967 civil for flood-control projects. a broad liberalization ofl crushing most of the victims to death - and then landed disturbances. He told a Senate When the water receded, subcommittee he has found few obscenity laws includinl on the recital stage, killing four of the eight performers. public interest lagged, Kerner freedom for any adult to read of Generals shot down Administration drafts plan improvements in commitment to deal with racial problems since then. America's its said. was The commission's published early in 1968. Kerner said he report sees see what he wished. The media or legislatur "Basically there are still a great "tremendous hype in young said, "can ignore it, or forget i| Enemy forces shot down a helicopter carrying a U.S. number of people who refuse to people" who he believes are or spurn it. Or they can studyitT general and s South Vietnamese general Tuesday and made another attack on troops guarding American bulldozer operations near Saigon. for direct aid to colleges accept the facts of this report!" he told a J u*dTc 1 a r y subcommittee headed by Sen. having ah impact on their criticize it, test it, debate it an| "parents' racial'Views. The chairman of the give It whatever weight they fii it deserves after careful studj Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. Commission on Obscenity and and debate." The helicopter with Maj. Gen. John H. Cushman, WASHINGTON (AP) — In a including cost remain undecided, The administration until now "The prejudices still exist." commander of the Military Assistance Command in the has resisted the pleas of Kerner said his commission policy reversal spurred by the administration formula Mekong Delta, and Maj. Gen. Ngo Quang Truong, congressional pressure, the would allocate general aid on the cash-strapped colleges and found the greatest number of commander of South Vietnamese forces in the region, Nixon administration is universities for so-called drafting basis of total federal student participants in the 1967 was hit over the U Minh Forest, about 145 miles southwest of Saigon. its own plan for direct federal assistance an institution receives, aid to colleges and universities, government! sources said institutional aid. The policy shift was disorders were blacks between the ages of 16 and 24. Cantlon investigates Although important details Tuesday. prompted by the likelihood "When the study was made 26 Congress will enact institutional per cent of them were Froehlke likely nominee aid this session, a federal unemployed," he said, adding President Nixon is expected to nominate Robert F. The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school education official said. "Unless we get in with our that the figure is at least as high and probably higher now. ad missions policies Froehlke, an asst. secretary of defense and a boyhood terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. own plan, what emerges from As long as the unemployment friend of Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird, as Congress could seriously warp rate remains high for young Provost John E. Cantlon said Tuesday he was still investigating® Subscription rate is $14 per year. various issues concerning University admissions policies which■ higher education financing," the blacks, he said, "there will be a Secretary of the Army, Pentagon sources said Tuesday. official said. The sources described Froehlke as Laird's personal Member Associated Press, United Press International, potential danger." were questioned in a letter to him from Harold Buckner, ASMSUJ He referred to rival plans of "Of course," he said, "this chairman. Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, choice to succeed Stanley R. Resor, who resigned Reps. Edith Green, D-Ore., and time the same spark may not Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Buckner's letter, dated May 14, cited "sudden, unexplained! Friday after directing the Army through six of its most Albert H. Quie, R-Minn., both of Association, United States Student Press Association. which would allocate between cause things to blow up." shifts" in regular admissions policies for fall's freshman class.! troubled years. Kennedy has called the Buckner had said he felt there was cause for great concern and! Second - class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. $300 million and $600 million a chairmen of four recent asked Cantlon to "rectify an increasingly worsening situation." Canal dedicated Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services year to public and private colleges and universities based presidential commissions to tell Buckner's letter questioned why many hundreds of students! building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, how their findings can best be Hailing it as a great engineering Michigan. on enrollment or degrees carried out. who were told they could not meet MSU standards are nowl accomplishment. President Nixon said granted. Kerner said one achievement receiving acceptance letters. He also questioned the suJJ"" The administration plan, of his commission was to dispel pressure on incoming freshmen to choose a major. in Birmingham the proposed Phones: officials said, would focus money Tennessee Editorial 355-8252 a general feeling in 1967 that a Cantlon said he was still meeting with individuals ii - Tombigbee waterway on needy institutions because nationwide conspiracy Classified Advertising 355-8255 had been admissions office. He has had one meeting with the overall would give the states a chance to show allocations would be based on the cause of the riots. Display Advertising 353-6400 admissions staff regarding Buckner's letter. what they can do together on a the amount of federal aid for Without elaborating Business - Circulation 355-3447 he said "nonpartisan" basis. Photographic 355-8311 low income students in "We did find some sort of "I am in the process of looking at each of the various |pointi attendance. The President came to Alabama on conspiracy on the campuses." and discussing them with each of the persons involved,' Cantloij He said this information was said. a "nonpolitical" journey, and was turned over to federal agencies. given a warm welcome in the state When Kennedy asked why "At the present time, I don't see anything unusual or do I * dominated politically by Gov. George there has been no strong anything to ebe concerned about. My investigation is not y J C. Wallace, who may again be Nixon's American response to the completed, however," he said. third party foe. problems commission's outlined report, in his Kerner Cantlon said he hoped to have a reply drafted late this week or early next week. to Buckner s lettej NIXON At Mobile earlier, Nixon dedicated the proposed 253-mile waterway at ceremonies symbolizing the star of m r construction on the canal. f i I f J'- Jh/l Voting guidelines proposed Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell proposed Tuesday new voting law enforcement guidelines that would require six southern states and part of a seventh to prove that changes in their election laws would not work to the disadvantage of black. The proposal gives the states no benefit of the doubt Vfefc? Heat in determining whether or not state changes meet the requirements of federal law. "If the attorney general is satisfied that the submitted change does not have a racially /wwei of WjfxktWW FREE DELIVERY discriminatory purpose of effect, he will approve the change and will so notify the*ubmitting authority," the in appreciation for your continue guidelines state. business, Little Caesars is offer*11? Ability Questioned The colonel who made the first Pentagon FREE DELIVERY, NOW UNTIL investigation of the My Lai massacre questioned Tuesday Col. Oran K. Henderson's ability to both THE END OF THE TERM!! thoroughly probe the incident and carry out his normal duties as a combat brigade commander. PICKUP OR DELIVERY Col. William V. Wilson, a member of the Army inspector general's staff, said in Ft. Meade he felt ON CAMPUS OFF CAMPUS Henderson would have had to let his other duties in Vietnam slide in order to concentrate on a 1071 TROWBRIDGE 1203 E. GR. R'vER thorough 337-1631 probe of the March 1968, massacre. 337-1681 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. May 26. 1971 3 tiidents rally i¥ partheid DAVID BASSETT That it is the same government guns that are "What we want is to hit and forward all the time, go Reiterating a subject he has ,te Mews Staff Writer night and often mentioned in the past He saidit day, in the company of Man, in year, Riddle said isirre'evanttoargue the company" of all men college ndeninations of apartheid in students must "get off the 15 fighting alone in Sharma read. wen'of Af , "Humanity- is waiting ~ for college campus and into the streets, because on the college -J" and the suppression andweanon«" ut American a,d something from us other than campus you're nothing. itnr rpr„r.,axc^.„onr„ri uz SfiSSiSJEE Union in Tuesday's Kheld C' "»™ comrades, "< for we must grievances, *"■*co", "'n'dtere8ardine petty "How can there be 'All Power of African World „noafl„j . _ » new leaf, we must to the People' if the people are ,tv nav. nPonL mil, k W!r j il"8 ?Ur work out new concepts and try warring with each other and rallv. sponsored by the 1 Front (BUF), the J ecide what to set afoot a new man." cannot see the real enemy," he «0ht Ki , , j,?"!..?0'"?. Vaughn strongly condemned said. "There can be no'Power to i> Liberation Front ijh»raii ' the repression used by apartheid the People' until we begin to iional (BLFI) and the „ , » °r °Ur r^imes Africa, and said that resolve those conflicts. ^African Student ' ... ... ... „ similar repression is to be found "I would like to is zation of the Americas African (fS,. Pfgf? the jailing of Angela Davis. for a new kind of stu( c0A) was also directed DOKitlon J p .u "We destroy people directly or operation, a new kind of student i MSU involvement with 1 the Black Panthers, indirectly with our trade, with organization. It is no surprise to W which h-pta-t. ^ ^ ^ ^ student movement here, black "° white, because everybody's * o African solidarity < Union Monday afternoon. fiom rally included atta^ S. He on^S7nd7h you "And 1 say to you, as citizens the payroll of somebody, can stop this--stop the e News photo by Jeff Wilner ,>f nhilosoohv ReD. "f t he MSU Black J Mu°t'ng ai portion of Frantz ji the things we all know go on day i "'A,. "„Kinv»Hi Fanon 8 "Wretched of the in and and Ma.nawa-Kinyatt day out Earth» which states that the „When # natjon |g repressjve Hearing granted tA SAtr,U*gle ot b|a<* liberation in to Ho/den 27' in ^id oeoole must abroad, they are repressive at ">a wan' that "what is t not a competitive home. What's happening at this w'. „8Tn Vietnam is related St'Uggle of "catch-up," but very hour to our brothers who Jis happening in Africa. T^ZJ StrUgg'e °f C°nStant !?_!"_ j£°/! has a„ Possibility of happening to all of us." By MICHAEL FOX the hearing. explaining its initial refusal to because it does not have location and time of the event State News Staff Writer „ The hearing will probably be hear the substantive challenge. A authority to hear challenges of the procedures for financing, the ocedu re Tuesday afternoon with lack of sufficient information tlined The Student-Faculty representatives of "the Holden available to the judiciary when it University regulations. type of partv to be held and The challenge of the alcohol Judiciary Monday night granted 27" and the dean of students' first considered the procedures for excluding those a request of "the Holden 27" to office stating their sides in the hearing policy bv "The Holden 27" is below the drinking age request is a possible explanation, the first test of the year-old hold a hearing on the The Holden group maintains University case. The Student-Faculty one judiciary source said ordinance which requires University ordinance. that students under 21 drink at Judiciary cannot automatically Tuesday. Parties at which liquor is on-campus parties with liquor to declare a regulation null and "The Holden 27" is a campus parties and that the group served must be registered with or be registered with the office of commenceme the vice president for student affairs. Last void, but it can recommend that a policy be made consistent with 'the Academic Freedom Report of were Holden Hall reported residents who to All-University Student Judiciary the information on the date, registration policy is selectively enforced by resident advisers By JUDY YATES week the and refuse to hear cases referred ceremony. No tickets will be Class Gift to the University. (AUSJ) in April when they State News Staff Writer needed. All degree candidates Student-Faculty Judiciary had to it under a regulation they failed to register a party may declined the students' request consider inconsistent with that Baccalaureate candidates will return their academic involving alcohol as required by apparel for a hearing on their substantive report, o separate commencement assemble by colleges in four June 13 after the University ordinance, ..onies, one for advanced morning challenge of the alcohol policy No ritten statement was AUSJ columns behind sent the case to appropriate ceremony in the west basement which they say is issued condidates and one for signs on Red Cedar Road by an by the judiciary Student-Faculty Judiciary lobby of the auditorium or unreasonable regulation. ;ing and summer term 3:30 p.m. Faculty marshals will under the north stands of the laureate degree candidates, assist in forming and directing Following an informal stadium after the afternoon meeting Thursday between a beheld June 13. the columns. ceremonies. If ceremonies are panel of five judiciary members King, chairman of the Advanced degree candidates FRANK ZAPPA man help in the fieldhouse caps and and the three students jncement committee, sent will assemble by colleges and gowns may be returned in the rective to all baccalaureate degrees behind appropriate signs submitting the challenge, the Ice Arena. judiciary was persuaded to grant [advanced degree condidates in two columns in the west and The Mothers of Invention , irti'k explaining the basement lobby of the DTISSOT >ary procedures for making auditorium by 9:30 a.m. jmencement arrangements. -didates for baccalaureate y participate in the 4 Advanced baccalaureate rent academic apparel June 7 degree candidates and may Chicano, Indian Day with LIVINGSTON TAYLOR be held in the through June II between 8:30 ceremony to and Bambu , barring rain. friends of the candidates are and no tickets are Family a.m. and 5:30 p.m. on the fourth floor of the Union. to feature tours, talks Students who cannot come to ;d. the directive said. campus to reserve academic A Chicano and American Sat., May 29, 1971 8:30 P.M. The Chicano and American ent of rain the apparel should send their height, Indian Day at Oakland University's Outdoor MSU Saturday Indian Day is being held as part monies will be help in cap size, name of the college Baldwin Pavilion will include speakers from both of a recruiting program to Kieldhouse. The from which they are receiving minority groups, a campus tour, attract more Chicanos and General admission $5.00 nent committee will their degree and a check payable " meal, a film and a performance American Indians to MSU. announcements on WKAR to Michigan State University to by the "Teatro Cultural." In addition, the Assn. of station by noon should it Jack Ostrander, assistant The program will run from Chicanos for College Admission, decided that weather Tickets available at J.L. Hudson's, Head West in Rochester manager, Union. 8:45 a.m. to4:15 p.m. in the (ACCA) made up of MSU and tates and Birmingham, Marshall Music in learning. Little Things, using the fieldhouse. The rental fee for Auditorium. U-M Chicano graduate students, State Street, Ann Arbor. jewelers i> guests must have baccalaureate candidates is $6. Titled "The Rebirth," the will conduct a question and i. Two guest tickets will be Cap, gown and hood rental fee is full-day affair coordinated by 219 E. Grand River answer session for the high TOWN HALL PRODUCTIONS. to each candidate. Guests Phone: 332 3917 $10 for master's degree Jose P. Gamez, MSU admissions school students, t tickets may view the candidates and $12 for doctoral counselor, will enable 400 nies from the auditorium degree candidates. Baccalaureate Chicano high school students losed circuit television, the degree candidates will have the and 40 Indian students expected option of accepting a $1 refund to attend to view the campus ck Ostrander, assistant for cap and gown or donating and inquire about the "r of the Union, will mail the dollar to the MSU University's educational ts. on request, to Development Fund for the 1971 programs and facilities, ipus candidates who mail nations to him at the MT WTh Tal of ceremony for the advanced degrees Ramps boost FOOT LONG I* held at 10 a.m. in the HOT DOG MEDIUM .50 'ersity idates for Ph.D., Ed.D., Ed. "■ D.V.M. Auditorium, police speed PEPPERONI 1.50 degrees and PIZZA 'as for advanced graduate LONDON (AP)-- Two new and master's Agnized individually. degrees will British superhighways are being 332-6517 equipped with police car parking DELIVERY mil> and friends are ramps so officers can be faster VARSITY DRIVE INI come at the morning off the mark in emergencies. BOWL FREE! are now taking applications for our summer bowling leagues. For information, call 355-3357. nlon bowling lanes Basement, Union Building M ICHIG AN STATE trfo i The UNIVERSITY JOHN JUEL Doctor's editor-in-chief KEN LYNAM advertising manager Letters may By ARNOLD WERNER. M. be addressed to Dr. Werner at Bag menstrual period. In cases or DAVE PERSON, managing editor MSU Health Center. Names need not be an entire BOB ROACH, city editor included cycle may br passe7bv v JOHN BORGER, campus editor requested. unless a personal reply is women around have exam experiencedirS^' time but there S in BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor anxiety about becoming RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor pregnaT"8! My boyfriend and I have had intercourse several times in the with gu.lt over up a menstrual cycle in n having in,'JXjjJ® past six months. have gone so Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Lately, I have been having guilt feelings, women abortions far P^'1 for outstanding journalism. being especially worried about getting after a missed believing they Wcrp [' period Fear nf pregnant. Every time I express my fear, we can become a severe decide won't have intercourse anymore, distorting and yet we we still do. Last month and this a relationship, whether married. or not £1 EDITORIALS month, I have really been concerned In a serious relationship, there around the time of my period for fear it signs that a couple is hand,^ would not come. successfully. These signs includefijJ Justification Could my periods become erratic from being tense? A couple of times my periods were very irregular. My last cycle was 34 what o they other and mutually are sexual activity; others values and seek doing openly deciding they also with on their resp^ f S to pro£ j for days long; could I be pregnant even though troops other from feelings of I had a period then? guilti ^ We have decided to refrain from jealousy If they are having intercoui*l of Sen. Mike protection to prevent the Soviets intercourse until we are married (two assumption this is beforehand, and that they have disTJ The defeat they had 7 Mansfield's (D-Mont.) amendment to from attempting atomic blackmail. years) because of my guilt feelings, but I absolutely certain that they arc However, the task of defending am still worried about being pregnant now. effective contraception. If thev l cut U.S. troops in Europe in half was decided that intercourse is not anything but a vote of confidence in Europe from conventional attack Anxiety is one of the most common to accept* them, for whatever reason thevelecl causes of a delayed menstrual period. In the policy of deploying 300.000 should belong to the Europeans engage in other sexual activities stressful situations, hormonal changes occur abf troops in Europe. The 36-61 vote alone. Many maintain a large troops . within all people. In women, an alteration which they feel more comfortable Whl person feels that no sexual may have been much closer had it contingent is needed to complement in hormone levels can result in delayed acceptable, then he or she makes sure! activij not been for Soviet party chief America's nuclear shield over ovulation and therefore a delayed they find a person who shares that view] Leonid Brezhnev's call for Europe. However. European troops There is a logical way to handle! negotiations to unilaterally reduce all would do as well as, if not better problem you write about. Mutual peJ European troops. than, American troops in this to orgasm provides a sense of eloseJ With the prospect of negotiations respect. sexual excitement and of pregnancy. You and releasewithoutl with the Soviets, many senators The American troop commitment might decide to plan to engage in 1 your boyfrj opposed to present U.S. troop levels also has contributed to the dollar in Europe voted against the Mansfield amendment in principle drain to Europe, which helped precipitate the recent mark crisis. urts-a terminal case sexual activity and to seek you can do so in comfort. Such tends to decrease the situationswl occurrences! pi™l because the motion would have given Gls headed for Europe carry dollalrs impulsive intercourse. If you both de| the Soviets something for nothing. with them. The G1 eventually leaves, in the future to have sexual intercoil This is the same sort of reasoning but many of his dollars stay. So They call it justice, equal treatment driving was serious enough for a $100 fine. it was small enough to be conceived but big you can also plan to use contraceptives!! under the law. A blindfold covers the eyes His judgment consisted of a rapid enough to pinch a student's savings. But Many people, including parents, get ui that has guided U.S. foreign policy many Americans are stationed in at of Miss Fair Treatment, and she carries a run-down of the charge, to which Bruce $100? Its stupidity as a deterent to future suggestions such as the one I've m for 25 years don't make any move Europe that those countries are scale which weighs the facts and balances pleaded guilty and heard the penalty. violations was evident in the frustrated They feel that there is some special vi that could conceivably help the receiving more dollars then they No consideration was given to first anger of a person shoved around by a rusty a couple not engaging in close the truth. Just ask somebody with a full Soviets in any way, even if that move need for either exchange or reserve offense, cooperation with the arresting legal mechanism which can only see a living contact, especially intercourse, until L billfold or a big name. Or maybe a guy would also greatly aid Americans. officer (who wasn't at court) or Bruce's number and not a human. they are married. It seems to me that! purposes, flooding their money who looks like he just stepped out of And the real value in doing or not doing anytfl Such logic may have made sense in National Review. explanation. In other words, there was no paragon of justice — a supplies and generally inflating their judgment — only a mechanical reading by a disinterested clerk — for his two-minute depends upon excercising responsibility But go a little deeper and you get a view the days when Europe was economies. mechanical man who could have done the performance, layed on Bruce $50 for couple going together for a long timeP which proponents of law enforcement and threatened by Stalin's expansionary America missed her chance last a responsibility to meet each other'sseP human rights would rather ignore or, at whole thing over the telephone. impaired driving, $46 in "court costs" and $4 for a "judgment fee." needs. foreign policy, but through he years week to realign her role as world best, rationalize away. Our court system is Expecting the smaller fine, Bruce didn't have sufficient funds in his checking The judge apparently earned the $4 it has developed into a very policeman. The withdrawal of sick, perhaps terminally. Is it true, as I have heard, that el account. Lucky think for him that when he ai*Hv¥ighed the evidence" and expensive paranoia. 1 50,000 troops, instead of Take a recent case in Lansing District blood test given at the health center! someone was able to seare up 100 bills decided to scratch his nose with his right There are 300,000 American precipitating a Soviet invasion, Court, where Bruce finally wound up a matter what for, is also week of quick. Another person arraigned the same hand, instead of the left. And the $46 worry and uncertainty. He was venereal disease? Can dormant VDl troops stationed in Europe now, would have allowed European arrested for drunk day wasn't quite so fortunate. He was told probably went to a witchy little clerk who driving after a detected by such a test? If VD is chel more troops than the U.S. has in nations to build their own defenses to make collect calls for the cash, but he grabbed Bruce's money and flew to the policeman saw him park a motorcycle late Vietnam. More disturbing than the and saved American taxpayers one night. The officer made a quick would have to do it under detention. cash box on her broomstick. for at the health center can anyone | Have you ever tried to get money from has had a blood test consider them number of troops in Europe is the money in the balance. evaluation and then slapped the cuffs on manner in which they are deployed. Nonetheless, the Senate chose to Bruce for a ride to jail. far away while a court system breathes down your back? Misplaced memo free of VD if not otherwise notified? I Due to five beers, the breathalizer read There are, for example, 128 follow the policies of the past, .09 to .10 to indicate impaired driving, an Bruce waited for the money to arrive. In To: The Dept. of Physiology It is untrue that every blood test al Re: Your recent seminar health center is checked for VD. SyplJ generals in Europe today, one for leaving Americans and Soviets once offense usually carrying an approximate the court office, a Lansing officer was on every 2,300 men. At the height of $45 fine in East Lansing District Court. On standing behind the counter, delivering "Excitation - Contraction cupling checked for by a blood test when a pfl again at an impasse, each waiting for what sounded like a sermon. Although he has symptoms on that disease, when 1 America's Vietnam commitment, the other to make the first move Bruce's arraignment day, the East Lansing and ultrastructure of vascular spoke to only three men, he made sure his she applies for a marrige license, on I there were only 91 generals for towards disarmament. judge was unexpectedly called away, so the smooth muscle." admissions to hospitals, and on enti voice was loud enough for everyone to hear 542,000 Gls or one general for every For the present, we must hope proceedings were rescheduled for the how he thought getting an education was a Colleauges the armed services. Gonorrhea, whichH Lansing court. How weren't invited? more common, cannot be checked {o In the vote for Wallace. Pulitzer "cocurricular" events (coffee hours, guest lectures, concerts, student presentations of School and . . inaccurate and unjust. I"urt 1 However, as Dively freely admits, To the Editor: Prize-winning play "The Time of The State News reviewers have Your Life." Soroyan's play is about a blue various kinds) which are now held in Case definition of Judaism as c When President Nixon moved his bill presents at best a makeshift and maybe a place where classes could be pride, sacrifice and a vis' committed major and minor sin of collar bar in San Francisco during the ^ American support forces into Laos solution. The interests of modern a omission. First, no review appeared of depression; Gordonne's play is about a held. It would be an extension of the nebulous and incomplete p ■ there was a mild murmuring of residential college concept, bringing it out Jewish Liberation Project has su I- democracy ultimately can be served "The Last Valley" starring Michael Caine black bar in Harlem. They belong to the dissatisfaction on campus. As Bobby only by the complete abolition of and Omar Sharif. The movie was an same genre — both are long, complex plays of its sheltered and sheltering environment alienating a segment of 1 and into the larger population on campus, y- Scale's trial dragged on wearily there excellent attempt at allegory - set during about people usually stereotyped as being community where its . the electoral college. While the the 30 years' war between Protestant and simple, concern violence and an author students could do some good and feel more because the JLP is «« « ', was scarcely a whimper from the Dively bill would save the people of useful and less stifled than they do now. purpose as well as academic community. But, Catholic, the mercenary Captain (Caine) writing a play in the bar inhabited by . yes, Michigan from the caprice of a surly meets the fleeing professor of philosophy underworld characters. I doubt that Mr. the Jewish students of Mbu. when the University attempted to The possibilities elector, it does nothing to remedy (Sharif). Both men dislike the war; one, Stern could accept either Soroyan's or are tremendous, and I hope enough enthusiasm can be charge 25 cents for the use of the 1M the inequity of the present winner - however, fights, the other flees. They Gordonne's philosophy of the situation. engendered to enable Madison students to pool the campus came aflame with take - all system. decide to stay the winter in the last valley Harry Perlstadt choose such a untouched by living option fall term. But indignant rage. the war and come into Instructor in sociology because there isn't much Clearly, the most viable conflict with the local landlord and the time, and since Confronted with the onslaught, alternative now is theimplementation May 20,1971 the college administration local priest, both of whom want no certainly isn't Executive Vice President Jack of direct election for president and outsiders. As the romantic theme by Berry Breslin announced yesterday that the actually, this rain is good for OR IS IT SAD FOR THE ALFALFA? I vice president. In lieu of the Dively (who wrote the James Bond music) swells I'VE LOOKED FORUIARP the carrots. charlie 6r0un,and THINK IT'S GOOD FOR THE SPINACH pool charge was being rescinded. He and the mist settles on the valley, the TO THI5 6AM£,ANP it's 6000 for the peans anp parley, AND BAD FOR THE APPLESJT'S 600D proposal, Michigan could make NOW IT'S STARTING gave no reasons. allegorical flavor brings home a message for J and the oat* and the alfalfa... FOR THE BEET* AND THE 0RAN6ES... history by becoming the state that our times. Yet there was no review and it TO RAIN.' But as the carnage continues in started the ball rolling toward a Southeast Asia and racism haunts the swept through the Twin East in one week. constitutional convention which streets of America lie The minor omission was by Mr. Stern in we can by the would strike the electoral college cool 1M his review of Charles Gordonne's "No Place pool and smile with from American politics once and for to be Somebody." Apparently Mr. Stem is satisfaction at our hard-won victory. all. not familiar with William Soroyan's Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. May 26. 1971 5 RICK GOSSELIN School." Athletics compatible with academics That term more people . .'jock "Jock School-AThfl__more people would would enjoy sDorts sports. Ljlly ™ bites into a lot of people. And sports events would be furi ren! nin8 on this ®arth that .. . why don't we abolish pop team? Standord has a bii.i'.. ■ ;■ - "jock school." again. And that's the last thino an to unite people, concerts and Great good "sports are bad" — "sports are thing Issues football team and it something right. MSU Ice Arena can't even be A school of athletics. And all we want - more sports fans. Effort speakers, and close down the can't be considered a certainly dehumanizing," that make MSU considered a "bad" rink. It's the sudden "sports" is the most Yes, we all know that athletic i, But 'CtiS "}ake an effort to intramural buildings and Kresge school. A good basketball team? jock a jock school. People who can't Why don't people wake up to poorest excuse for a hockey Ud item linked with college events are immoral anrt and r??, peop!e from .fraternizing. Art Center and all the rest. see how 76,000 people can have the fact that college athletics showcase that you will find on Look at Fordham. Its team was ie> Athletes . ~ - and stadiums and dehumanizing. Sports . ouuns c'ose down that People enjoy themselves there, a good time on a Saturday aren't competing on the any college campus. It is not are wnnn ranked . but it isn't exactly iturday afternoons and sports definitely bad. That's whv w. ad'Um °m by to°' and we d(,n't want that. afternoon watching an athletic campuses with the learning only a detriment to the MSU abolished, looked upon as p f„'Urday afternoons and snnrts . . _J hould all jock school. phase, but crowds in tAttbs erything- Oh. and ,et's not together on Saturday afternoons Iverythinf ... excess Oi of 70,000 (U,000 join ... s ,^a1'- "barn" that holds 11 s a w®ste-0r 12,5000 for that That's the way it should be. Do you have to have a certain contest. Yes, MSU is a jock school because are actually working in cohesion to make life easier hockey program, but also an Students should go here just to some people on eyesore for 'eet jrget the the new hockey rink. Yes, all across the nation in the fall to basketball encounters. Close it. And by all means, let's learn. Let's abandon the term number of sporting teams campus to earn the label? Then on this campus won't take the time and more enjoyable for ths this otherwise beautiful campus. It's a little ew hockey rink would be the watch football games. Think prevent "living-learning unit" and to find out what sports are all tudent? Sports are there on league rink on a big league just "rst that could happen. If we about it. All 11 these people ioinino joining the building v..v vUUUIIIg U1 of II the proposed make this - place a "learning" Harvard must be a jock because Harvard has one of the school, about. These people don't college campuses to provide a campus. hould get a brand new hockey together, forgetting all of their hockey rink. Then more people unit. r - —"•*"6 understand sports so they cry change of pace for the student, a would study on Boy, wouldn't that be fun. largest selections of collegiate llity on this campus, people hates, biases, prejudices, and Friday and But let's get back to the "jock school" at the emphasis way to relieve his tensions that It's too bad, too, because ''ht actually enjoy a hockey enjoying themselves under one Saturday nights during the "jock school" concept" before athletics of any campus. Well this campus puts on its sports. have been worked up in the hockey will one day be on a par ' L Wouldn't that be terrible! common bond. That winter and grade points would we take then you tell me — what makes These people build walls up classrooms. That's why MSU is with the major sports of being their any action in abolishing a school a jock school? more people enjoyed hockey school. People want their go up and more people would be against sports and spitefully cry proud of its athletic program. It football, basketball and baseball. school sports from the face of the ffles then more people would smarter and then Jock School has such a variety of Not to excel. Aren't sports bad no longer earth. "jock school" because they are sports that only personnelwise, but l,„J them. Then undoubtedly »— ■ — would MSU be viewed as a "jock What constitutes a jock No, athletes don't make a. not apart of the excitement any student can find at least one financially as well. Schools like StelOINT nd them. Then undoubt school." And while we're at jock school. It's the people OF edlVIEW y they're one of the few things it, involved with sport that he can enjoy. the University of Denver, school? Is it a good football sports. These reading this column that do. It's people can't enjoy hockey, Michigan Tech, University of the people who have never seen won't enjoy hockey and are If the student Wisconsin and University of the inside of Spartan Stadium selfish enough to want to punish enjoys contact Minnesota already have that make this a jock school. It's sports (often called hockey those who really do enjoy it. programs that are the people who have never "dehumanizing" sports by many They don't want a rink. But self-supporting. Michigan State Abortion: what morality? witnessed a baseball game over non-football backers) he can what about the people who watch could add its name to this list at John Kobs Field that make football or lacrosse or attend all the with a new rink. MSU has this a jock school. It's the hockey games soccer. He can watch baseball if always people faithfully and back their school? he likes finesse. He can watch had a successful athletic who have never been inside the Don't they deserve some tennis or golf or gymnastics if he program, and hockey, with the MSU Ice Arena that make this a I By MARTIN D. SONDERS consideration? likes poised competition. But backing it receives on this jock school. campus, would undoubtedly be Itand ^°U Dearborn senior opposed to advantaged autamagea contraceptives contraceptives fail, faillily^plainer! iamity planner, befn^in' their " " being allright"^00855 right. ^ rate; the 10thourhigJest r our health infant hpfl,fh and mortality nnH welfare „ It's the people who won't take the time to find out what Yeah, MSU is Good Time jock school one sport the student watch is hockey. And if you can't one of the bright spots of that program. But a new rink is |Sw liberalization. Your application is skipped or Ah! This After all, you can seems practical, institutions are poorly sports are all about who make because people here have a a good have ever been inside the MSU imperative. ires that >ii 1 i" tandards seem very improperly used: older women, family planning, and if an and easily practice structured, pitifully financed, this a jock school. People who time watching sports. And when Ice Arena, you would see why. to handle 1 hi* as you preach the believing themselves to have accident inadequately applied; and sit back in their chairs on a people are having a good time, There's not a good seat in the Some people on this campus Mutual p« f human life, but you reached occurs and a the number of needless Saturday afternoon and say building. Even "bad" rinks have actually enjoy sports. Give them • menopause, will contraceptive measure fails, it is deaths due to traffic someone must be doing at least a few good seats. But the rise of close iem Ik t> in compassion for suddenly become fertile and drunk drivers and a chance. ease without 11 laC|in°, man you are conceive; a young girl gets not your fault. You were to be responsible. You are trying poor enforcement of traffic laws THE be abie to look at carried away with her boyfriend too alone tower over the your boyfri old or too poor to potential "fr engage in situations*! vour perspective, but thers who might'view and becomes pregnant. These occurences are easily dealt with, child and can have another not take the shame number would be terminated of pregnancies that by a passed Jfomktt&teut list KiSyb alization issue or worry of giving the child to liberalized bill. And t. Such occurrences you plan both de e ferentlN. How w o ^ young safely and discreetly, using the available repertoire of the advantaged classes, which make available the trip to the home of the state. If mistake and is fair to make Daughter makes a previous campaign platformyour distraught, it isn't klmost e her have a baby almost exclusWely While I can see that yet anTiabortion! exclusively antiabortion. was StestminmJ 220 S. Howard St. 371-1752 SALE Kual intercoi Imamed g.rl who leads is the v.ctun because she is your girl, she's a for office in Dearborn would running the family's doctor-fnend, or , .... mt raceptive )arents. get ibsequent conception, view to a the the state which has liberalized to good girl, girl( ^d hfve'to and you have to keep make it make°it'poliUcaUy^healthy politically unhea fw IN Miss J knit tops • I've u| ? Should she be forced to abortion But for its this from ruining ruining the rest of the rest of her her vm« you to compaign with an ~ NEW one m the life. But when someone wants to open |ntinue to suffer from to suffer from that that act act person who Person who feels reels that mat sneshe must n»« housing platform, your avowed ^ pass legislation that would morality should haveTo'rced ' demented violence, and be terminate her pregnancy, but enable all people to obtain a safe vou | WEDNESDAY NIGHT minded of that act daily as her Bdy grows more lacks the money or influence for distorted and 'ess dangerous alternatives, it abortion if the need arises-that's irresponsible and immoral. into that You position, among others might protest Senator :j: trivia Ilite* Frank'n 3.59 . Plawecki that many' Stein's own show. t doing anytl linful? This girl is not a means a trip to the of these responsibility other, but a passive vessel neighborhood quack abortionist Processes matters' are out of your Orig. 6.50 So why is an interference a long time I treed to hold society's or a method of self-induced jurisdiction. I maintain that vour ^THURSDAY NIGHT 8:30 11:30 with the natural life processes . . . - ch other's seT irported possession (it being abortion, either of which can espoused ethical code places just at one particular point in jPolkoNite* these threats to humanity Here's a chance for great ipposedly more precious than easily result in a loss of health time immortal? Declaring that at savings on the cool, iown being) and nourishing it or. not infrequently, death. your doorstep to be dealt with. I comfortable pull eard, that J Ith her own body. She is But wlyit about the rights of point in time when the sperm applaud the value that you place - on shirts summer calls for. Our lealth center! and egg M«ite into the>ygote as on life. mdemned twice. First into the the fetus? Since reductio ad the "beginning of life" is quite Considering your cotton knits are short sleeved with modified scoop so checked! ipulative act, and then, upon absurdum is in vogue, Senator position as my representative in | FRIDAY NIGHT . . . 6:30 - 12:00 . DANCING arbitrary, and the truthfulness of . . lormant Vol the state capitol, I am appalled necks, in a stripe or jacquard pattern in assorted inception, to carry the brunt Plawecki, and you can ask that that declaration is determined at chtl If VD is can anyone I society's morality. What about the individual why, if one can be allowed to take the "life" of a bothersome by the practicability of doing so application of that value. for those who would choose that your scant and misguided lAuAiua* *Bob Kossfade Helmut & Werner m Accordiar on Accordian colors. Sizes S-M-L. isider tl through a willful act has fetus, cannot one take the life of Singers;:; definition. So for those fine g notified? lie pregnant and then seeks a bothersome son or daughter; I citizens in the state capitol |SATURDAY NIGHT 7:30 - 9:30 DANCINGI Jacabsoris . . . rectify that condition? Why Misplaced . . . can ask what about the rights of pushing the "no" button, or the blood test a I she not use family planning? the mature egg, traveling down citizens marching on the capitol or \'D. Syph gst when a p imily planning involves taking lie and money to gain the the Fallopian tube of the mother, waiting to be fertilized, lawn against the proposed Memo DANCING Bob Koss " Jim Basel S changes, the present law works To: Jim Sheldon, State News on Accordian on Guitar;!;: ;ease. when icessary knowledge and Every egg and every sperm no hardship as it seems practical Police Beat Reporter, license, on iterials to allow a systematic carries half of the total genetic for the moment; while the brunt * RE: Repeated incidents of Paul Bassett On Bass id effective use o f endowments necessary to create and consequent hardship of the indecent exposure on campus, mtraceptive measures. These a human being, each of course law as it now exists falls upon e all commodities that with tremendous potential. Then Dear Cop Shopper - those people for whom that lonomica 11 y Now why call your disadvantaged, why not make it a law that all definition is dearly impractical, you ideredueated segments of our genetic potential be realized, as its effect is to deny them column "Police Briefs." OPEN WEDNESDAY AND cietv do not have in abundant that every egg be fertilized since much needed and much sought -The Coeds of MSU pply, and thus they can not the number of eggs produced is THURSDAY UNTIL 9 help. of family planning as a the limiting factor and not the In closing, Senator, I have to unwanted number of sperm? And why not questions concerning an enact that law? Every egg and inconsistency between your STUDENTS-GRADS sperm successfully united and espoused moral commitment TRAVEL brought to maturity will and the cause on which you with the American Union ofI letter policy eventually lead to an individual who can usually unquestionably focus your important attention. You say that you place a great Students . fares to and throughout . SPECIAL student state that he would rather exist value on human life. Yet with Europe . . . DISCOUNTS on I ■The State News welcomes all than not exis* what record of action can you lodging, meals, entertainment for us, this | offer support of those words? . . A US service centers in P signed with the home town, If that law i Consider this: that under the major cities. plea:i ck, to mak| iden't," "facultv""or "Sff how about taking one step nose of moral men and women AMERICAN UNION OF si! Indine anH i i forward and making it a law that the Vietnam war rages on, still, summer & M>er included. u .and '.ocal Phone during the course of natural No as always, with the blood in the STUDENTS unsigned Call Becky: 351-3393 cwi" copulation it is a crime to inhibit name of white America, while Summer's easy pieces hael J. Betz accepted for the uniting of sperm and egg. If under Vietnami/.ation, the dead Clair Shot 'reM!!Cation: >d without and no letter wil1 be • . ~ these two proposed laws are bodies become more exclusively J without „ i 21,1971 a signature b()th m £Q restrictive( let-s Glen of yellow and numerous. Michigan pants it Instances. All letters' mist agai" teke °"e Step .f°rWard. — Home for easy care. The vertical fchanwithout Pcation 300 words,ZZFV'VSSS: editing. Here at nome: unadulterated racism lives on unmolested; our striped polyester seersucker, rich nation is ranked as having pocketed and belted to show off the horizontal striped chenille boating sweater. Today M.S.U... Both navy/white. Pants 6-14, 26.00. Sweater SML, tomorrow the 16.00. Polyester stretchknit Paris wide legs in red/white world! pin dot belted in rope with sailing top of red/white striped t-shirt with anchor tied sleeves. Pants 6-14, 26.00. Top SML. 9.00. Cap? and Gowns . for 321 e. grand river, spring term e. lansing Sr»9 u at ion gas light village, j7?ay be reserved e. grand rapids Monday, flune 7 westmain mall, kalamazoo through Cliff's Notes...always the right •PrtBdu, SJnell prescription when you need 1200 s. university, help in understanding litera¬ ann arbor 8-30 Am - 5:"30ra> ture. Prepared by educators. 218 Washington, fourth floor Union Easy to use. Titles available now cover nearly 200 frequently grand haven : 6RAM ■for information call1 assigned plays Union Desl{ 355-3498 and novels. Only $1 »I PcBdermic apparel for CAMPUS faculty and advanced degree cabd'>3©tes must BOOK STORE 131 E. Grand River 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 'Heights-static, contrived I have not read Emily Bronte's transition. Time and events that deepens and tangles into Cathy's side, with Cathy's "Wuthering Heights." I have not never seem to mature or age adult romance. As young, marriage to someone else in seen the celebrated 1939 film them. inseparable friends, Heathcliff Heathcliff's absence, and with version of it. My distaste for the Nowhere is the classical drama and Cathy pledge lasting loyalty Heathcliff's vindictive return, new film of "Wuthering of complicated and to each other. As adults that These details, which must have Heights," then, has nothing to misunderstood passions fully loyalty is tested and doubted by fascinated Miss Bronte and do with fondness for the book realized. Never are the natural both. Suspicion, pride and intrigued admirers of the 1939 or the earlier film. It has to do surroundings of England's rocky jealously lead both to actions film, seem awfully contrived and with my fondness for interesting moors used to good advantage to they learn to regret as the weight melodramatic in this version, actors in believable roles, for underlie the eerie aspects of the 0f surrounding events and the The actors fill the clothes but smooth unraveling of story. Rarely does Timothy results of their mistaken actions not the souls or mystiques of worthwhile plots and for time Dalton's Heathcliff or Anna lead them to their tragic end. their characters. The emotions and tears well spent. Calder-Marshall's Cathy achieve The details that bring about they express seem as chintzy as The new "Wuthering Heights" the fascination and mystery that these ends are probably familiar the rummage sale extravagance offers the viewer unready actors they must if they are to beguile to most. Along with his devotion of the sets. The plot who prefer histrionics to modern audiences into for Cathy, Heathcliff's rivalry entanglements afford a lot of credibility and a confused less about serving passengers involvement with an wjth a resentful step-brother secret meetings in the woods, narrative that suffers as much than about keeping on schedule, old-fashioned plot. runs through the story, lurking vigils in the shadows and from lack of patience as from Characters are introduced and "Wuthering Heights" is the Complications arise with wide-eyed eavesdropping at lack of perception. The film eliminated with reckless story of a childhood friendship Heathcliff's departure from closed doors but never a sense of rarely pauses to clarify character abandon. Months and even years clarity or explanation. The film motivation or to establish slip by with only the narrator's lacks stability and without this setting. It merely bumps along like an efficient train that cares comments or a character's tossed-off line providing feeble Coed seeks artists the important unstable aspects of the story never achieve the necessary impact. for summer gallery Instead of being a memorable By SUSAN BENNETT remake, "Wuthering Heights" is a pretentious conceit. It is as old-fashioned and worth having Wuthering An MSU coed is recruiting the work of young artists for her around as a buggy whip. "Wuthering Heights" a story of an adult romance starts Friday at the Michigan Thp nonprofit summer art gallery in the Saugatuck-Douglas area. downtown Lansing. re ln The gallery, called Where Art Begins (WAB) was founded last July by Theresa Parrish, Saugatuck freshman, to help young some artists get a start. FOUND IN CRAIG MOUND machines "Too many young people with real talent are excluded from are more showing their work in exhibitions and galleries because of their than most age," she said. WAB solicits the work of artists under 30 years of Prof men can explains engravings handle! age. Miss Parrish has exhibited in art shows since she was 11 and now is teaching a Free University art class. £fAIRPOR' MIRT She said the large commissions charged by most galleries hurt young artists. Commissions often range from 30 to 75 per cent. James A. Brown, associate The engravings, on shells that LANCASTER - DEAN "For kids to make any money they have to jack up their prices Mining Co. acquired a two-year Since the shells and fragment ™RlSf [JEAK SEIERG • JACQUELINE 11$$,.,, professor of anthropology, has came from the Gulf of Mexico, lease on the site and began a have been dispersed throuehoi fiEMGE KENNEDY NELfN NATES < and then the work doesn't sell," Miss Parrish said. written the text accompanying a were made by Indians and systematic looting of the mound the country, it was impossiblet KM HFUN • MAUREEN STAPLETON? WAB charges a commission of 10 per cent which Miss Parrish series of monographs depicting interred in a mausoleum - for commercial gain," he says. piece them together to study would like to abolish, but she said it is necessary to pay for shell engravings from more than treasury between 1100 and 1300 After they'd taken complete engravings. advertising. 1,000 artifacts and fragments A.D. everything they could out of the Since coming to MSU last September she has been working Instead, Eliza McFadden, found in the Craig Mound, They remained undisturbed mound and just before their with Michael O'Neal, Wyoming graduate student, and Erling commercial artist, had tosketc! Spiro, Okla., in the 1930s. until 1933 when the mound was lease ran out, they set off a Brauner, chairman of the Art Dept., to publicize WAB on The monographs are being the etchings from a series discovered nine miles west of dynamite charge to destroy campus. published by t'ue Peabody Fort Smith, Ark., on land "rubbings" of shell fragments. "It's very hard to convince people that you're not out for their anything that remained." Museum of Archeology and owned by descendants of former The ~ blast did not completely Brown explained that th money," Miss Parrish said. "You have to explain that you simply Ethnology of Harvard slaves of the Choctaw Indians. destroy the remaining artifacts, process involved rubbing a penci want to help them." University. Then, a major scientific and excavation by the University over tissue paper held Work can be dropped off at her room at 175 East Fee with no against th Brown, an acknowledged disaster took place, Brown Oklahoma and othc shell fragments, therebj charge for transportation. There are individual contracts with authority on Craig Mound, relates. institutions yielded important each artist and wprk is accented in all mediums producing a reverse wrote the text to provide an "A group called the Pocola fragments, Brown continues. "We couldn't afford business cards to advertise, so we painted "negative" 0(the engraving. archeological background and designs on rocks with our name and address and gave them to socio-cultural context for the people to use as paperweights. We get a lot of business that way," engravings. she said. Trustees accept grants, Tickets on for Sale Now/ u gifts, scholarship money The board of trustees accepted for MSU's clinical psychology will help construi The New Players Production gifts, grants and scholarship training program, and a third, experimental pond facility fo funds totaling $2,351,264 at its for $119,898, will be used by the study of freshwate of the Department of Zoology to ecosystems at the Kellog monthly meeting Friday. A grant for $435,000 from the train graduate students in animal Biological Station near Hickor IRMA LA DOUCE National Institutes of Health will behavior. Corners. Consumers Power Co. granted A.E. Erickson, professor enable the College of Human $123,081 to the Department of "Zee French Musical" Medicine to increase its Fisheries and Wildlife to crop and soil sciences, will direc enrollment next year. a study of nitrogen an The grant will allow an undertake an ecological study of phosphate removal from anirai Lake Michigan in the vicinity of by a $99,85 June 2—6 Union Ballroom increase in the number of new waste, funded students from a previously a new pump storage facility near grant from the Environment anticipated 64 to estimated Ludington. Protection Agenoy. Tickets on Sale at the Union 83. an Peter I. Tack, professor of The dairy department receive Another NIH grant, for fisheries and wildlife and $75,296 "from the Nation rnnnnnnnm $233,823, will continue support director of the study, said the effort will concentrate on the Institute of Sciences to General Media help financ effect of the new facility on fish graduate studies in nutrition. "But I should suffer the misery of the devil were I to make a whore of my soul by abundance in the area. The board also accepte swearing allegiance to one whose character is that of a A $200,000 grant from the $93,133 in grants to be used fo National Science Foundation scholarship purposes. SOTTISH, STOPIO, STUBBORN, WORTHLESS, BRUTISH MAN" BEAL FILM GROUP PRESENTS THRU FRIDAY TOM TONIGHT 104 B Wells INFORMATION 332 6944 PAINE "All quiet on the western front is a rare specimen! During its 100 minutes there is not STARTS Boxoffice Opens 1 p.m. a single —m -r * x/, 4 Shows Daily a play glorificaton of combat, no dashing charges, no thrill of victory, no heroics. Just the message: TODAY! 1:30-4:00-7:00-9:15 by Paul Foster War is grim for those who have to fight it." RATED0- -BUT MAY BETOO INTENSE ^ FOR YOUNGER McDonel Kiva May 27 - 29 Tickets at the Union and the Door. $1.50 Robert Osborne CHILDREN. 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Only 6 Oscars ii Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 26. 1971 7 y asualties LESLIE LEE he mount in Vietnam highway war: Austin war — and they the police and courts must be I state News Staff Writer avebeen repulsed by what they made," he added. stop driving when their licenses drives until he is involved in an program of 1899 marked the ave seen. have been suspended but some schooling and individual driver is the key figure Although the state can deny accident, Austin said, "Perhaps rehabilitation might be, Austin in will not. Furthermore, the police traffic safety," Austin ]"casuaiity i" the bloodiest What the re.action ,eSal licenses to the bad driver it and courts do the only way to stop them is to added. observed. f costliest war this country would be if we could televise the cannot be not strictly impose some type of detention." Other areas of concern to our physically separate enforce these laws, he said. "Most of all we need to be the first death in the highways in the living him from his Detention in jails may not be Austin are the rooms of vehicle, Austin "We have the problem of the drinking driver fully aware of the deep rooted 'of our highways" Secretary " our homes, he said, pointed out. Most drivers will tne answer, but some type of and the driver with a "During each newscast alone driver without a license who good and violent syndrome that is ■state Richard H. Austin said three lives are claimed trusteeship or mandatory record who may have occasional evident in the carnage of ■the University club luncheon accidents and six deaths each by lapses. Government, business violence on our highways," l?!he first * rv 4,000 10 years of auto persons were hour are vehicles." caused by Austin said he is motor French humanities and the private individual must work to end the slaughter of America's highways, he said. Austin said. "The rate at which we are killing ourselves crippling with and L and by the end of the beginning to "But in the last analysis, the vehicles is suicidal." motor suspect that Americans are ond decade 67,000 lives had offered insensitive of death, destruction claimed by the advent of ENDS THURSDAY and property losses as r fee ■ infant auto industry, he said. f'Like today's war in ■ war of hour highways grew Vietnam they happen by one's, two's or sometimes in small "We object to the groups. long as Vietnam A new track of humanities will The class is primarily designed storting ICHIGAN Theatre Lamina" ■ EMIU BRONTE s Ulutyerimi ■erceptably but unlike but class sizes cannot be II it has ■public," Austin said. failed to arouse richard h. austin war because it is Are we apathetic about of our an unjust war. highways because the war be taught in French fall term Kenneth J. Haiiuv professor of humanities, by asst. for those who speak French or foreign students and those who determined until signups in fall, Harrow said. OPEN AT 12:45 p.m. STARTS FRIDAY At i Heights 1 After 40 years of auto doomed to public it is a are interested in French Classes and readings will be 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:10 just war?" he asked. Ific tl*' ckvith toll had reached apathy? Are we destined to * Syllabus readings in French literature. Harrow said conducted in French if and A million and by next year, or accept three million deaths in Part of the solution to this problem is to influence and writers such as Descartes, T,hert' has been an indication when the class reached that story of the young...for the at the latest, two million the first 100 years of the auto everyone Pascal and Moliere will be of fairly strong student interest, level, Harrow said. young and the young at heart! as to concentrate their will have been lost on the American way of life?" efforts on discussed by Harrow in the eight lea's streets and highways. Austin said for the first bringing this war to a successful free hours, which the time, conclusion, Austin said. ['Eventually the Vietnam war Americans have witnessed the "As \ department designates for each ♦ I lend," Austin said. "But can horror of war as it actually is war ffly the same for our roads? through television coverage of legislation and new attitudes of He will teach Humanities 241, 242 and 243F. French 203 or its equivalent is htolen property figures the requirement for anyone interested in taking this track of humanities. "Most of the material covered HALWALLIS Production how increase over '70 in the syllabus is translations from French, Latin or Harrow said. "And there are a Greek," RED SKY AT MORNING starring as THE YOUNG ONES convertible, Zutaut said. good number of French By JAN FROMM ahead of criminals, police translations." RICHARD THOMAS • CATHERINE BURNS • DESI ARNAZ.JR. I he best method of continually alter their patrol Emphasis in the eight free students have reported preventing thefts in residence patterns and ha||s j. methods of hours will be French culture, BARGAIN HOUR! u on (6.233 •„ nvonprtv in he detection, he said. history and French values. 1:00-2:00 ALL SEATS 75c _ s year Capt. encourages students Adam J. to ket,p a |ist 0f TODAY AT: 1:30-3:55 numjjers police ider, campus announced as a means valuables; many items Gf identifying recovered Perform ing A rts Co m p a n y 6:15-8:35 cannot be claimed because the $20,000 higher than THEATRE 5 | amount reported the s t u d e n t lacks proper MIGHTIEST identification, lus year. Police booked MOTION offenses last Back FESTIVAL Zutaut by Special Demand year as said he does ■pared to 3,028 this year. forsee the formation of student not PICTURE OF utaut called the increased vigilante groups to cut down on r , > THEM ALL! [ "a thing of the times." He thefts, but he said that many 3 Plays in Repertory 3rd Big Week Ithe judicial system has made residence hall staffs are trying to THRU st lis. difficult" to apprehend exercise more control by hiring The Rope Dancers Starts Tomorrow WALT OSNEY ram, JULES VERNE'S e noted that over 50 per night watchmen, Similar patterns of room JUNE 5 The 1 of those arrested on campus Tempest 45 entry are evident all over ■stealing, have no association campus, Zutaut said. Thieves Sessional university. thieves make Many commonly stake out an area on 355-0148 The Country Wife college the pretense of looking for ■puses their target, he said, someone, he said. Fairchiid bo» office Tickets I' police have apprehended ■pie who give Detroit In an effort to stay one step $2.00, $1.00 NOW IN ITS FOURTH BIG WEEK! fhe s recovery rate for stolen low. Zutaut said only THE ULTIMATE EXP TONIGHT AT: |,000, ■My* ^tewSrdesses, less than 25 per cent, 00-9:15 le amount reported missing ;ar, has been recovered. 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TWO MULKS FOB SISTER SARA ® PlCTURESiilfte 1i AcS? cademy At,raction award lansing wmrnmmmmmt—m—mmm A L NIVERSAL PICTURE 2nd at 11:15 J,,, winner .. |NVEVT?REIGN F,LM' EXTRA CARTOON Festival 1i cmj ION OF a ''IZEivl ^spiciqm" above 'I'OPEUeyeRYMTE AT.. RFWfM ** At Dusk! 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, M.,v 2() Veterans By RAY State News ANDERSON Staff Writer muster in the purpose the state Capitol for of registering their lobby for seeking public and legislative support for an end to American The group further hopes to peace citizens to the realities of war. Michigan's future war dead. Veterans from all over the involvement in the Indochina challenge the prowar opinions state have been invited and are concern over the senselessly expressed by the VFW and being asked to bring some The Veterans For Peace destructive war in Southeast war. American Legion, a spokesman evidence of separation or began lobbying at the state Asia." "The most important of said, and to demonstrate that discharge since a request for Capital today for antiwar The lobbying will be similar these," said Billger, "is the the veterans' conviction is based such information might be legislation similar to the to that conducted in Washington withdrawal of all American on a desire "to stop all the made, nationally proposed during the May Day activities troops from Indochina, and that needless killing and return to , McGovern-Hatfield resolution and will "continue for a number includes those flying over it to more important domestic Thp marchers have been which would remove all our of weeks advocating support for drop bombs." issues." asked to bring their old uniforms troops from Indochina by Dec. Rep. Jackie Vaughn's resolution "dress or fatigue complete with 31. that would bar draftees from To accomplish this and other The group's participation in medals and other decorations The lobbying and planned participating in undeclared war, goals the group is bringing the Memorial Day Parade is they are entitled to wear," said participation in Saturday s and any other antiwar legislation veterans from all over the state dedicated to commemorating spokesman Ron McClellan. He Memorial Day parade, will we can get," Veterans for Peace together so that they can America's war, a spokesman added that the dress is optional provide a chance, a spokesman member Bob Billger said. effectively voice their opinions added, but it will also show the and a fatigue shirt or jacket said, for "veterans of all wars and The organization will stress a and firsthand knowledge of public what it is doing in would be adequate. services throughout Michigan to multitude of objectives in Vietnam to educate Michigan Indochina. Veterans marching in the Preceding the contingent will parade will meet at 9 a.m. be a flag-draped coffin carried Saturday on the corner of by uniformed representatives Michigan and Mill Street. There from each branch of the service, Following them will be an open will be buses leaving a.m.from the auditorium and at at 8 Evening calm coffin carried by fatigue-clad 8:30 a.m. from the United Small boys ploying at the edge of the lake stand silhouetted against tiie settina veterans, under a "Please.. .No Edgewood Church for those that n i „L,„ ». sun a ami ana ^ More!" banner alluding to don't have transportation. waters on Crystal Lake State News photo by Terry Luk? OLD Lansing youth was Police said they are investigating the incident. A 14 - YEAR - apprehended bv MSU police about 2:25 p.m. FROM PRAGUE TO PARIS Monday after n'e tried to force his way into a POLICE ARE checking the description of an 18 year - old man suspected of snatching a Campbell Hall coed's room and later pushed her - coed's purse in the Human Ecology Bldg. A while she was walking in East Lansing. Soviet SST makes debut in West wallet was taken from the purse. The coed told police the youth stood outside The Lansing coed told officers she was sitting her open room and insisted upon entering. He in the weaving room of the building when the continued insisting, she said, and then grabbed her arm as she reached for the telephone. suspect snagged the purse sitting five feet behind When the coed called officers, the youth her. He PARIS (AP) The Soviet The flight of the Soviet Tt'141 2'*; hours from take off to two hours to reach the vicinity The TU144 was reportedly fled outside the residence hall. The dropped the purse and kept the wallet and - supersonic jetliner made its and the Concorde marked the landing. of Le Bourget. He then spent first appearand' beyond coed said she followed him to Jacobson's, where contents valued at $11, the coed said. Another debut in the West Tuesday but first time in history that two Pilot Edouard Vaganovitch about 30 minutes making a pass Easier] he reportedly pushed her. girl grabbed the man in the corridor. He broke — Europe. It was on display i SSTs were flying international Elian told newsmen after the over the field and the landing The coed said she returned to Campbell and free and ran outside, it was reported. at speeds no faster than regular Prague for two days ' air lanes on the same day. landing at Le Bourge Airport approach. The told waiting officers where she saw the youth. He Police said they searched but did not find the jet aircraft. France sent its Concorde is due bad Concorde SST to Africa, The TU144 came to Paris from that he loafed along at subsonic Regular jets fly from Prague to was apprehended and returned to his parents. man. Investigation is continuing. Wednesday to lake its placeil covering the 2,500 miles in the Prague, Czechoslovakia, taking speeds all the way, taking about Paris in VA hours. Le Bourget where it and t| Probate action is expected. Elain described his flight as TWO WALLETS AND A PURSE all world's fastest intercontinental TU144 - nearly twin TWO MSU STUDENTS WERE identified to containing cash, a blue barracuda jacket and a flight by a transport. "leisurely and smooth." - were expected to attract pe police by a newspaper delivery boy as being responsible for stealing a copy of Monday's State watch, with a total estimated value of $161.25, were reported stolen Monday from residence hall Traveling at supersonic speeds the Concorde made it from Prof chosen After taking off, the plane first made wagging a low its pass over wings Prague, at the attention at the Pari beginning Thursday. The Russians wast Journal from the boy's newspaper drop in Cherry rooms and from a locker in the Men's Intramural Toulouse in southern France to Building. convention hall where Soviet in displaying sot Lane. Dakar, Senegal, in West Africa in Communist chief Leonid I. reading qualities of their white The boy told police he saw a man about 18 Police said the doors to the student room in 2 hours and 20 minutes. The c years old take a 15-cent paper and deliver it to another man inside a Spartan Village apartment. Armstrong, Phillips and Butterfield Halls all had been unlocked or left open at the time of the distance is but 300 miles or so less than the usual airline route assoc Brezhnev and other Seviet bloc leaders were attending the With hundreds employes, passengers an of airpo theft. The locker reportedly was locked, they from Europe to the United Czechoslovak Communist party newsmen waiting below, tl The 15 - year - old youth said he frequently William K. Durr, professor of elementary and special added, and no signs of forced entry were found. States. convention. craft made a slow pass ov discovered shortages in his newspaper pile. education, has been elected president of the 55,000-member Then it followed air lanes used Bourget and the pilot g International Reading Assn. (IRA) for 1971-72. by Aeroflot, the Soviet airline, tipped it from side to Durr recently served the IRA, a professional nonprofit which has no Paris - Prague displaying its delta wing a organization committed to the goal of improving reading, as a route. four jets. member of the baord of directors for a three-year term. He was Airport officials said this took it over East Germany, the Baltic Then it swung av also chairman of the parents and reading committee. Sea, the North Sea, the West gliding approach, extending I Durr is the senior author of a new elementary school reajling claw like landing gear af German coast and Holland. The - system published by .Houghton Mifflin whfch enables the avj|g§tgc distance is more Mian twice the rolling to a halt with t child to read any word that he understands verbally by the end of normal airline route via West parachutes whipping out to I the brakes. first grade. Germany, 540 miles. GRAND GRAND KNIT OPENING OPENING For a change FLARES An environmental shop that the type of apartment you want. And for a change at prices that can can help you create help, too. slight imperfections Black, wet-look vinyl chair 45.45 Syroco parsons table 15.89 Italian imported table lamp 10.00 regularly $2 Victorian wicker chair 16.99 Apothecary jar 2.39 Large wicker flower basket 2.90 Now Assorted dried flowers from 39c TWO for S20M MO" per pair SPORT COAT SALE s29"- s39" and up Also reduction on dress slacks OIljF Canterbury MAC at GRAND RIVER Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 26. 1()71 9 iCommittee begins work L WASHINGTON (AP) — While a half dozen or more - The committee to re-elect Nixon mocrutic presidential hopefuls are intensifying their comprises Dale and seven others. Day • to - day Pm aij,n for popularity and money, President Nixon's organized, intraparty work is done by about a dozen employes under the direction of and Murray Chotiner, former White House political operative and longtime Nixon friend. I ^unofficial, campaign for reelection is off and walking. Jeb. S. Magruder, 36, formerly an aide to Nixon's director of Mitchell is widely believed I Not that there isn't plenty of activity in the suite of offices, one communications, Herb Klein. planning to leave the Justice Department before the end of the year and become Nixon's iinck fr°m t*ie H°use, that is the headquarters for the Another former White House aide, Harry This being 1971," Chotiner said, "I have •Citizens for the Re-Election of the President" committee. country making contacts with potential Flemming, travels the campaign manager, his role in 1968. present time for no plans at the supporters. and present Nixon When asked about such speculation, Mitchell generally says, being involved" in re-election efforts. "If I According to Chairman Francis L. Dale of Cincinnati, "the total "Nobody's asked me to do it, and I'm sure not charge of the campaign should want my help, I would those in l-opc the committee has not been determined." Another key participant is going to delighted be Hugh Sloan, once an aide to volunteer." to do whatever I can to assist in his envision an organization to do groundwork Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans and Most re-election." which the appointments aide in the White House. later a scheduling and Chotiner, a political aide to Nixon said the President's Washington political observers are convinced resident can use if he wants, when and if he decides to run play a role in the 1972 Nixon Chotiner will Absent from committee efforts successful campaign for the House of campaign. are Atty. Gen John N. Mitchell Representatives in 1946, is Republicans close to the re-elect Nixon associated Kale publisher of The Cincinnati Inquirer and president of the with a law firm in the same Pennsylvania Avenue Democratic prospects so far are not a source committee say 1972 \eds baseball team, said committee staffers are establishing of particular worrv. tntacts with various state organizations, researching primary lection laws and raising money. T'Our job is to put together an organization for political Larch and leg work," he said. SPEND $5.00 at Wrigley tViic vuaolr anH SAUP ARC IVusfees a )n appointmen board of trustees Friday the College of Arts and Letters, June ouJ ^ appointments, 26 leaves, 1 S-Sept. 14, tostudy at Old transfers and changes in Mich.; Rollin H. Simonds, Mission, iunnicnts. 22 resignations and of professor management, April 1-June 30, nations, and S retirements. 1972, to study and travel in East Lansing and abroad: Frank R. Bacon Jr., associate professor of and transportation marketing Jan. 1-June 30, administration, Hid research at th» 1972, to study at home; and Norman E. ,,| Wisconsin, will head tht Good, professor of botany and f lUsoiirce Development, lit plant pathology, Aug. I, 1971-July 31, s Kaleigh 1972, to study in England. CHARCOAL BEEF CHUCK 31, 1972, Southern to serve as a visiting BRIQUETS STEAK California; Allan B. Mandelstamm, professor of economics, Jan. 1-April 30, 1972, t< ^a happy day NO RETURN BOTTLE U.S.D.A. CHOICE SHORT CUTS REFRESHING PEPSI COLA V a baDDv day ** 22 BEEF RIB STEAK 97 MEADOWDALE PESCHKE OR ROYAL CROWN FROZEN KK TWIN POPS a haDDvdav ^ 1238' SEMI-BONELESS HAMS Half or Portion . . . 68c lb. lb. MEL-O-CRUST FRESH FARM FRESH - WITH BACKS ANGEL FOOD CAKE a happy day * 13-ox. 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" 'Nobody gets their security "Students tend to be pretty deposit back, so why worry own failure to sought problems," he said. "Their return deposits is should part figure wear maintenance of their - and - tear as normal costs," he said. "By security deposits complaints, careless about taking care of about damages ' — that seems to costing them money in increased Sharpe said. The committee has apartments." be the general attitude," he said. damages." charging for items like this they Michigan landlords should be several hundred from all over Sharpe thought students Sharpe said that landlords Sharpe said that a number of are putting themselves and other behaved in this manner because themselves were primarily landlords have to landlords in an intolerable required by law to place security Michigan. come deposits in a non-interest-bearing, "There is a special kind of of bad experiences with responsible for their difficulties, committee hearings, and most position." state-controlled fund, a member tenant around university landlords. "The landlord has created his have been cooperative. Sharpe said that security of the House committee "The gross violators won't deposits were a necessary investigating security deposit come," he said. "We'll have to protection for landlords, but collects probably abuses in the field will Sorority abuse said in an interview find them ourselves." Monday. A former landlord himself, force the state to enact some Rep. Thomas G. Sharpe, Sharpe believes that he kind of security deposit statute. R-Howell, said that such a fund understands the problems that "I recognize that some kind reduce greatly the property renters face. of action on this is long India would number of tenant complaints about landlord failure to return security deposits and provide a for needy "1 know what their problems are," he said, "and believe me, overdue," he said. "But we've been too busy to tackle it." Though he believes that classroom buildings across the campus today and they do have serious uniform definition of what Coeds carrying red and white cannisters will security deposits are necessary, difficulties. But I believe most constitutes "wear - and tear." be on campus today and Thursday collecting all day Thursday carrying small white cannisters Sharpe did not require one when of them are self-created." "Tenants should be informc-' funds for educational and recreational programs with a red arrowhead, the symbol for the project. he was a landlord. when they move in about the on Indian reservations. The money collected will be administered by Sharpe said that many "I had enough problems The drive, sponsored by Alpha Epsilon Phi tenants run into problems collecting the rent," he said. items in the apartment they are the national organization to make sure all the sorority as part of a national fund-raising drive, because they are charged for responsible for," he said. "And funds get directly to the needy. when the tenants move out, the will provide playgrounds, books and school carpet cleaning, and other items landlord, or his representative improvements for needy children on Indian Organizations wishing to contribute to the that might be termed "normal reservations in the United States. project mav do so by calling Elise Tulpan at wear and tear." Firing result - - should check out the apartment with the tenant to decide what Collectors will be stationed in front of 351-9200. "The landlords themselves I Shop Today 'til 9 p.m.; Thursday thru Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. of Bocce ban -4ms leV SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) - Residents of Italian descent got the police chief of Flores de . . . swing in and save on these and lots Cunha fired when he banned the traditional outdoor bowling Tenement more for the big weekend ahead during our game of Bocce, the magazine Veja reported. The chief Not unlike movie views of slum tenements, the rear view outlawed the sport apparently of Olds Hall doesn't show the most pleasant picture of because the players were betting University buildings. on it, Veja said. State News photo by Jeff Wilner HUGE, HAPPY PRE-HOLIDAY Egypt rolls out red carpet for visiting Soviet leader CAIRO (AP) - President military and economic Soviet Union, was accompanied Anwar Sadat led a rousing investment in Egypt as a by Foreign Minister Andrei A. reception Tuesday for Soviet showcase of Moscow's influence Gromyko, Deputy Defense President Nikolai V. Podgorny in the Arab world. Minister, Gen. Ivan Pavlovsky who came to Cairo to review Thousands along the motor and Boris Ponomarev, secretary Egypt's new government, now route greeted the two presidents of the Soviet Communist party's groovy solids and splashy prints! purged of pro-Soviet officials. as they rode from the airport to Central Committee. polos! Tees! Wallace beerys! all colors! The red-carpet welcome at Kubbah Palace, an official Cairo airport, including a 21-gun suburban residence where Just before Podgorny' Summer Tops Bikini Swimsuits salute, seemed to indicate Sadat is eager to maintain Egypt's Podgorny will stay during his visit. arrival, a cabinet meeting was held to hear reports from the special relationship with After a quick visit to the foreign and defense ministers, were to $20 Moscow, Egypt's main suppliel- tomb of the President Gamal Cairo radio said the minister] were to 87 of arms and foreign aid. Abdel Nasser, Podgorny and then discussed the nation1! Hundreds of Egyptian Sadat began their talks in internal situation following the 2for s5-2fors7- *9 to M4 security officers and police thronged the airport area. Kubbah Palace. Podgorny, who emerged this collapse of the alleged coup against Sadat which led to the others from 84.99 The two presidents walked year as the No. 2 man in the purge of Sabry's supporters. slowly through the terminal hall, claims which was jammed with cheering Egyptians waving flags of the cotton! polyesters! leathers! suede, prints! solids! washably polyester knit in 3 great styles! two countries or large portraits of Sadat and Podgomy. Minority Hot Pant Havoc Hot Pant Sets Podgorny was last in Egypt in January when he led a were $7 to $18 high-ranking Soviet delegation to ceremonies officially dedicating the new Aswan High Dam, built sought for Chicanos or other who was recruited from New with Russian funds and s4M to " $8" technical help. between Russia and Egypt then seemed extremely .close. But in Relations Egypt's political Spanish-speaking students looking for full time work are encouraged to meet with Social Security claims representative of Mexico to work in Lansing, Social Security applicant! often do not receive theii benefits because they have not vac turmoil earlier this month, the Dept. of Health, Education been able to communicate ' several leading Egyptians widely and Welfare (HEW) today for interviews with office personn known for their friendship with informal interviews. and no one has been availableU bright prints in great styles! imported jacquard knit Moscow, including Vice Terry Sandoval, claims adequately translate thi President Ali Sabry and representative in Lansing, will be necessary information, available from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. According to Miss Sandova Scooter Skirts Dresses presidential aide Samy Sharaf, were ousted and jailed. Sadat's invitation and in room 122 or 124A of the Union, to inform Chicanos and the required Federal Crt Service exam will he "IU' - Podgorny's visit were apparently other S p a n i s h - s p e a k i ng MSU soon for interested Chicag «jn, trea intended to reassure Moscow the minorities of 23 vacancies for applicants. The trainees mus arrests have not undermined claims representatives which then complete a lo-wee training period. $5 must be filled within 30 days. 2 FOR *9 Russian prestige in Egypt. Russia has an extremely large political, A special recruiting effort has been initiated by HEW to hire i.— rorin . 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Brooklyn N Y Vi J/2 Vi TO Vi off (212)336-5300 'MEMORIAL WEEKEND' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. May 26, 1971 Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Senate to study Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! jacher training By JOANNA FIRESTONE State News Staff Writer ■ Teacher training practices of MSU and all Michigan universities l,d colleges will undergo close scrutiny by the state Senate Jmmer, Sen. Gilbery Bursley R - Ann Arbor, chairman of this the Bngte education committee, said Monday. ■According to Bursley, a special committee of the five members ■ the Senate Education Committee and two other senators will T|l on consultants throughout Michigan to supply X the most effective way to develop new and improved information methods ■dealing with teacher training. ie seven-man committee will have the legislative ena witnesses, administer oaths and examine the power to books and Is of any person, partnership, association or corporation ■blic or private, Involved in Michigan's teacher training ■•Educational approaches have gone iolutionary changes," Sen. Anthony Stamm, Rthrough - many Kalamazoo |,d of the special committee said. "There is a great calling for Kicational accountability. »But is it fair to hold teachers and administrators 1 the products of an educational institution responsible which should be ■plying society with people who have 20th %e teachers were taught the same things century skills when in college as their Jdecessors?" amm said innovation and refinement in higher education pms to be coming from departments of psychology, home Knomics and disciplines other than those of Hondary education. elementary and Ersley said he hopes the committee will be looked upon as a ■tive method of offering alternatives to universities and leges. ■Hopefully," he said, "the committee report will make it clear | the state does not need more teachers - what we need are jre excellent teachers." ons interested in serving as volunteer consultants to the il Committee to Study Teacher Training can apply ■ding a resume to Sen. Anthony Stamm, asst. president proby• I,Michigan Senate, P.O. Box 240, Lansing, Michigan 48910. Ihorus to sin 1/ MSU comp i program devoted entirely as She Is Taught" by Frank J choral compositions by Stevart. Stewart, who based the |higin State University work on a text by Mark Twain, "poieri will be presented at 4 Is a doctoral condldate In music. Thursday in the Music Other new compositions will ptorlum by MSU's State Include: "Te Deum" by Theodore Toews; "De j 05-volce mixed chorus Profundi*" by Jeffrey Prater, a [ be directed by Harold master's degree candidate In »n, associate professor of muilc, and "Dedication he. The concert Is open to Anthem" by Theodore Lorah toubllc without charge, Jr., also a master's degree leveral of the works will be condldate. ig their first performance i concert and will be "Serenade" by Adolphus C. ted by the compoeers. Hallrtork,Ilk,,WiU,Jj>e performed le program will Include "A by the Girl's Ensemble from n of Praise" by H. Owen Lansing's Eastern High School, Lallstork's "Mourn Not the |d. professor of music, and Dead" will also be performed by rest Me Not to Leave Thee" the State Singers. is Niblock, chairman of music department. Ither works will be "English re-law Club elects sxt year's > MSU Pre—law Club Bected Charles Sanders, East ping senior as president Jher officers In Ams, East elected include Lansing Bomore, vice president; ley Dewey, Tfare Wilmington, junior, secretary; Ns Goodwin, East Lansing pnan, treasurer; Steven P. Midland junior, program |man; Douglas Tonsin Blanke, Rapids, Wisconsin pun, publicity chairman; PKyan, Mt. Clemens junior, •wship chairman, and Make Caravelle Gift Watches by BULOVA Start at 14.95 and Never Stop Pleasing! I headquarters for: ■ Ollm® Blo»SOm ■ and If , Herb doesn't plan to lose at with Jimmy," Herb says, any previous season. His 9.3 in been injured, though, as is neither he nor his coaches doubt he says it's so then it likely is, all. ("I plan to win the Big Ten "because I think we're going to the semifinals at Drake was a seemingly common to all that hell be ready to defend the because Herb Washington is not 100 and be no worse than third be the top two sprinters going fine effort and he thought then sprinters, the little aches and title this weekend which he won one given to making rash in the 220.") for the Olympics next year. But that he might win the final. pains can become bigger aches as a sophomore, and just maybe, statements. Spartan coaches think so too. They've got to think so, because Herb is vital to the winning of the championwhip. ("He's come back strong is workouts since the injury," MSU assistant Jim Gibbard said, "and we have confidence that hell be ready 100 per cent to help us win the championship.") Herb wants to be OK too, not only so he can help his team toward a hoped-for Big Ten crown, but also so he can make a big try for the NCAA title and an eventual trip to Caloi Columbia, for the Pan Am games. And of more Immediacy, so he can run on an early June AAU tour through Paris and Athena. Herb has one more year at MSU, and It seems funny, Herb Washington because It wu just last year that he wu able to compete on the varilty. It'• too bad he has only one year left, but that one year BASEBALL STANDINGS could be the greateit of all, particularly In Spartan relays. "If we can get Marahall Dili," American National Herb aayi of the Detroit W L PCT. OB Eut Ear Northern sprint ace, "I know 36 14 .6S0 - W L PCT, GB Button Now York we'll be No. 1 In the country In Baltimore 33 16 .S«0 2W St. Louis 3J 17 .S95 V> the 440 and 880 relays." Detroit 33 19 .537 17 33 .436 BW Pittsburgh 24 17 .585 1 New York 17 33 .425 « Chicago 20 31 .488 5 Cleveland Even If the fleet sprint star Montreal 16 19 .457 6 Waihlngtor 16 26 381 II decides not to attend State, Philadelphia 15 25 .375 9W Herb sill still be around for one Won W L PCT. GB West W L PCT, (IB Oakland 30 15 .667 - San Francisco 30 13 .698 more go at Big Ten and NCAA 31 31 .500 7W Atlanta 22 22 .500 8VS - Minnesota championships. And that can't California 31 23 .477 8Vj Los Angeles 21 22 .488 9 but help MSU, because the 20 22 Kansas City 19 21 .475 8V> ,476 9H Cincinnati 17 25 junior sprint star Is one of its Milwaukee 16 21 .433 10 "• .405 12W 29 .310 16H San Diego most articulate spokesmen for Chicago 15 32 .405 11 track and for athletics in general. Tuesday's Games Tuesday's Games California at Oakland, night. Atlanta at Montreal, night. Minnesota at Milwaukee, night San Francisco at Los Angeles, nig Kansas City at Chicago, night. Houston at San Diego, night. Tickets New York at Detroit, night. Philadelphia Cincinnati at at New York, night. Cleveland at Baltimore, night. Pittsburgh, night. Washington at Boston, night. Chicago at St. Louis, night. Regular game tickets for the 1971 MSU football season are on sale this Today's Games Today's Games week for MSU students at Jenison California at Oakland (nigfiO , Houston at «*n Diego, 2,(night) ^ ' Fleldhouse. Minnesota at Milwaukee (nigl Iht) it Montreal (night) Kansas City at Chicago (night) San Fra it Los Angeles (ni Students will be required to show ID and are limited to two tickets per New York at Detroit (night) Philadelphia at New York (nig Cleveland at Baltimore (night) Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (night) applicant for the home U-M and away Notre Dame and Ohio State Washington at Boston (night) Chicago at St. Louis (night) games. Each ticket is $6 with the exception of Notre Dame tickets which are priced at $8. Students will be requested to give addresses where the tickets can be sent and will be charged 35 cents for Lions reaf each game's tickets to cover mailing YES ..TWO JOHNS move to DETROIT (UPI) - 1 The deadline given Ford b PER APARTMENT Detroit Lions Tuesc the group promoting a ne» and reaffirmed their decision stadium on Detroit's riverfron balconies, too. RIVER'S EDGE APTS. move to Pontiac amid repo comes at a time when report WATER'S EDGE APTS. that Lion owner William C have indicated that the propose 1 block from campus Ford has been given a two Pontiac stadium will cost mon See Frank or Joanne week deadline to change than originally planned and 351-8862 mind and stay in Detroit. require tax support. According to publishe reports, a feasibility stu<" showed that the 80,000 ■ NIFI BUYS GIVES YOU domed stadium for Pontii would cost $50 million instei of $38 million as estimated. Thomas B. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Wednesday. May 26, 1971 13 Meet Murders The starting line - up of the Big Ten Champion MSU (left to right): John Dace (.304), Ron Rettenmund (.290), Phil Rashead Ellis (.407), Ron Pruitt DeLonge (.352), Spartans Whitey (.255), Gary Boyce (.356), Rob (.350) and Bailey Oliver (.288). o By JOHN VIGES Late News Sports Writer changes for batsmen as tourney then, 1 doubt they could be tougher than faced some we any have opener. Though the seven inning both are used to games of the them have been for extra bases. is batting .350 and Oliver carries strength at the plate. Earlier in Phil Rashead at third base has nears like Minnesota's Dave Individually, Rob Ellis has center field, depending will be business as usual for Big Ten, each has had summer a .288 mark into tournament the year Boyce set a career mark on Winfield or Michigan's Jim been the Spartan's big gun all come on strong at the end of the whether Pruitt does the D in he District 4 playoffs Burton." experience with the longer play. for base hits and the St. Johns season and Whitey Rettenmund year and will lead MSU into the catching. contests and both senior is an ideal leadoff man for ich begin Thursday and the Spartan hurler Larry Ike said Spartan's district tournament. The Grand Oliver will do the catching has proved a hard man to get out Dace has been a consistent went a full nine krtans hope the "usual" there would be little difference innings against Rapids junior leads Spartan when the Spartans face a Litwhiler. for the last half of the season. hitter all year, batting .307. udes winning. from the pitcher's Michigan earlier this spring. regulars with a .407 batting left-handed pitcher and Pruitt DeLonge earned the second John Dace will fill in the Good strength up the alleys standpoint Business as usual for Spartan will play left field. base spot during MSU's Florida [We're not going to do either. average and also tops the club in Against a line-up at either first base or makes Dace an extra base threat. ihing different than we have "We get fired up, but when hitters could mean that fans at hits, doubles, home runs, RBI's southpaw, Pruitt moves behind trip and has shown no signs of [year," MSU Coach Danny you're out on the mound there the tournament will witness a of runs lot and walks. the plate and John Rohde goes wishing to part with it. Only a Viler stated. "We have to are no real changes," the big crossing the plate. The 1971 squad has been the Hitting at a tremendous to first base, sending John Dace sophomore, DeLonge is batting over the .350 mark and has been tfder that there aren't any pace to center field. righthander said. "Perhaps you during the final half of [overs in the tournament. concentrate a bit more because most productive in MSU history, season, Ron Pruitt will the An excellent a clutch hitter all year. will all be as shattering almost all team and valuable be a power hitter, half A pair of seniors anchor the good as we you know every hitter will be of Pruitt's hits have been jut we will still bat the same invidual marks for a single Spartans clean-up man for the for left side of the infield for MSU good but you still have to during the tournament. extra bases. He leads the team in and could be the .pitch the same as we have. get season. swing men in the ball across the triples and is second to Ellis in Lone of the teams we've same." plate the MSU has batted .307 for the Pruitt and Bailey Oliver give the home run determining MSU's success. If Id this year have played dead The nine inning year and have registered the MSU a top-flight catching duo seven. department with both hit as they have done games of the [us. so we'll be used to good tournament should make little most wins ever (36). The hits and both have had good years at that produced the wins have the Gary Boyce and Ron DeLonge MSU will be during portions of the year, petition. We will be batting plate for the Spartans. Pruitt also give MSU consistent very strong at all difference to Ike or Rob Clancy, eight positions. ist the toughest pitchers but. the Spartan hurler in Thursday's come at an almost 10 per game ioKiKMode^K/ietai&h^ clip and almost one third of BY EX-RACER HITS TO CHOOSE FROM!! Nine '500'cars favored Playoff Pairings INDIANAPOLIS, who retired from auto IND. (UPI) - Sam Hanks, "I think the guys in the first three rows will racing in 1957, the year drive their own race, but I'd hate he won the to pick a Indianapolis "500," said yesterday the winner in winner," he added. Saturday's speedway classic should come from the first three rows of starters. Hanks, of Pacific Palisades, Calif., won the mthern Illinois All four former race winners Memorial Day Race 14 years at a in the grind, speed of including three - time champ A.J. Foyt and 135.601 miles per hour. At 42, he became the Winner (^) defending champion A1 Unser, are among the speedway's winner by averaging 160 m.p.h. for first nine starters, as are tfie the distance tio three "British made — perhaps faster. University McLaren machines driven - "I was determined I by pole - sitter Peter was going to win that race (k) Fri. 1 pm Revson, Mark Donohue and and when I did, it was time to quit," he said. New Zealand's Dennis Hulme. Hanks was also runnerup once and third twice. Winner (2) Winner (U) "I think it'll be Hanks thought the great increase of fantastically competitive speeds over event," said the crew cut Hanks, who at 56 still last year was due to the T - combination of Sat. 1 appeared fit to climb into a race car. mechanical ingenuity, design, more powerful Loaer V*) IS if neceaaary 7~Sat. pm pm) engines and better tires. (5) M T W Th pser (1) Fri. Winner (5) foot long POWER TO THE Winner (3) 3) Fri. hot dog .50 (2) medium POOL PEOPLE! "MARY" pepperoni 1 pizza i .50 Pool people know the best FROM PETER, PAUL & MARY HER 1st DEBUT 332-6517 way to soak up sun in bikinis like these ■ power is ft delivery - tiny but terrific in summer varsity drive-in bright prints and solids. Some , 5 MO with cover-ups to match! ay More! Why Pay Mure! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! reg. $3.62 RED RIPE & FULL OF JUICE WHOLE WATHMUONl1* "STICKY FINGERS" PLUS BY THE ROLLING STONES" ~ ^ WITH COUPON ARMOUR STAR .. - - _ LKED 8AC0N67C V^TTAY Oscar Mayer Pure Pork " ,OOZ. f—WHVPAYMORE — LINK SAUSAGE sea food dinner 59C HYGRADE BALL PARK Food Club 63c SKINLESS FRANKSl COLDCUTS 01 LB. Top Frost Frozen wt". pkg. 79c Faiarski's Breaded SCALLOPS I/ POLISH HOT DOGS Top Frost Frozen & aQc SKINLESS FRANKS 0/lb BLUEBERRY PIES ^7 28c " NAPKINS 100 SAVE 28c SAVE 10' co'fc* c 0^ jMllord 2QC With | J J Coupon | ■ Kellogg Jumbo 15 wt. oz. pkg. Lkt 04 with Coupon! 11 I ijce Cream Expires Sat., May 29,1971 'Assorted Cereal Expires Sat., May 29, 1971 Ij^Mcijer THRIFTY ACRES BIClD SeijeTTHRIFTY AC RES Q nBEK W. Sagjnaw _ $200 S. Pennsylvania - Brand River at Okemos Road Across from the Uriion Oipen Tonight 'til 9 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, m3\ Interest rate rise foretold WASHINfTON (API — A increase in interest rates this The real estate industry, eager the nation's effort to reach its we can clearly understand. a u, hnmohniiHino year. "Perhaps as much as half a to sell houses this spring, has goals in homebuilding. "The traditional leader in g point." predicted an interest rate He said the homebuilding demand-supply relationship is industry said Tuesday mortgage ceiling on Federal increase. But Stastny said an industry has discovered being virtually ignored in the interest rates have reached the j^ousjng Administration and increase now will adversely pressure for higher interest rates mortgage market where there is bottom and probably will , .• Veterans Administration loans is affect the housing industry and has surfaced "for no reason that a surplus of loanable funds. nsmg soon, perhaps by as much cent havine as half a percentage point this nnu seven ner per cent, having come down dramatically earlier year. this year during a period of president of Panel seeks John A. Stastny, the National Homebuilders, said an incn Assn. ^ easier per money. cent in 1970. Rates peaks at 8.5 "They're not going down any i in the interest-rate ceiling further because of the government-backed home loans imminent continues despite Th "* trpn'ri expectation that ^ ciimiuc ^ nf nn/^nv nnnfvnl "It is to " inflation is not Qtactnv coir) under control," Stastny said. be regretted that to better teacher _d in •«-» *> "SSTJ"* clear that the state does not derable showing the necessary restraint Teacher training practices of said. "There is a great calling for need more teachers — what we to contribute to curbing MSU and all Michigan educational accountability, speculation, prompted perhaps nflation and to establish universities and it fair to hold teachers need are more excellent colleges by uncertainty over '"^lon. The situation is wcurng despite stabiUtv for thp i,0me-buving undergo close scrutiny "by the and administrators responsible teachers." a record flow ol money into publjt,he ^ " state Senate this summer, Sen. for the products of an Persons interested in serving as "Unfortunately, these Gilbert Bursley, R-Ann Arbor educational institution which volunteer consultants to the lending institutions ne saw. as n\ o " 1 pressures and this speculation chairman of the senate should be supplying society with Special Committee to Study staff members of the Council of are 0CCurring at the very time education committee, said people who have 20th century Teacher Training can apply by that consumpr prjce rjses Monday skills when these teachers were sending a resume to Sen. Economic Advisers and v..* economists have generally have been moderating ?or the past four months." According to Bursley, a special committee of the five taught the same things in college Anthony Stamm, asst. president as their predecessors?" pro-tem, Michigan Senate, P.O. Light bulb members of the Senate Stamm said innovation and Box 240, Lansing, Michigan Simple light fixtures at the Faculty Club show off a burned-out light bulb to a Education Committee and two refinement in higher education 48910. advantage. perfec, I State News photo by Doug Bauman other senators will call on seems to be coming from 20" consultants throughout Michigan to supply information on departments of psychology. the home economics and disciplines _ __ —^ ^ __ Ef f most effective way to develop other than those of elementary FRCrPfll CO Pfl UR ARTIFICIAL new and improved methods of and secondary education, dealing with teacher training. "The university departments The seven-man committee will which are training students to PEONY Firm's position withheld have the Igislative power to become innovative leaders in subpoena witnesses, administer education should oaths and examine the books commended," he said. "All I am with each permanent wave and records of any person, asking is why are our education Offer ends May 29, 1971 small of cj WW*® V~~T- —- , partnership, association or departments so resistant to WASHINGTON (AP)--A Barry J. Shilllto, asst. secretary- part financial problem." ^Lockheed's buying have the dimensions v corporation, public or private, change'"" Pentagon official refused of defense for logistics, said such "disaster area." involved in Michigan's teacher Bursley said he hopes the Tuesday to give Congress any information is Lockheed's Pentagon observers believe ^ The senator focused o MEIIER training programs. committee will be looked upon "Educational approaches have as a positive method of offering details* of Lockheed Aircraft private affair and public Proxmire was referring to a Lockheed proposal for a possible Grumman F14 fighter pre through many alternatives to universities and Co.'s financial condition either disclosure might hurt its before or after the House and competitve position. alternative to the international and said contra"^^ THRIFTY ACRES gone freedom fighter, an aircraft Pentagon policy will cost tl revolutionary changes," Sen. colleges. Senate act on an administration Shillito did not respond to a _ government close to S2 „ billion! „„U1U1UU 4^ Anthony Stamm, R-Kalamazoo, "Hopefully," he aid, ^"the request to grant the firm a statement by Sen. William designed for sale to U.S. overseas overruns before all planeTJ >\ BALCONY head of the special committee committee report will make it $250-million loan guarantee. Proxmire, D-Wis., chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, al,ies- A contract for such a plane delivered. Shillito contended that pr BEAUTY SALON that the Pentagon is preparing "a was granted by the Air Force to of defense contractoiTo U' New Players honor possible concealed bailout" of Lockheed by granting it a noncompetitive contract on a North rup Aviation last November. Shillito defended the against Proxmire's charges that Pentagon average only 1.6 percent. »i flnd no evidence to suppc the inference that on the avert- new fighter plane. the defense industry is| members, Cuckoo's Nest' Proxmire, criticizing what he waste and inefficiency in defense profiteering industry," called the Pentagon's declared. "hare-brained schemes to bail out sick contractors," pledged to use all his rights as a senator -to delay a vote on the Lockhe . sr.w1*' and Ted ss^-^jrar! loan "until we can get cash-flow statement from ★ CAPlfALi :apsules| Penelope Zielinski, Detroit sophomore were awarded $500 bonds for their work with the Hollis, LeMoore, Calif., graduate Lockheed." (i i student best actor in a musical student theater company. Proxmhe said Congress has for the same production. Trophies were given to the every right to such a statement a bill legalizing the Other controls passed Tues best actor, best actress and best George Jacobs, East Lansing because he said Lockheed's sale of "articles, devices, state that a snowmobile mayl production fo the year. junior, won best all - around current money problems stem appliances, drugs or other be operated within 100 feet J actor and Miss Cole won best from a commercial project, the dwelling between midnight M BULLETIN Paxton won best actor in a medicinal preparation" all-around actress for their work l 011 air bus, not from a 6 a.m. and that minors undefl drama for his work as R.P. preventing venereal disease was in several productions. McMurphy in the on - going "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's defense project. introduced to the House of will not be permitted to opeB production of "One Flew Over Nest" was chosen best »We do have this material," Representatives Tuesday. a snowmobile without thedij the Cuckoo's Nest." Paula Shillito replied. "You know we The proposed House bill seeks supervision of an adult, e: Cardinal, Adrian sophomore, production of the year. have it." repeal of a Public Act of 1941 on land owned or under co named best actress The winners were chosen by «We|j can you give jt to us?" which forbids the sale of such of his parent or legal guard! GRADUATING SENIORS was drama for her role as Big in a advance voting by members of Proxmire asked, items. Nurse the company. in the same production. »n0 sir, we can't give it to Gary Klinski, East Lansing you - ,ww, .. ^ Shillito. "It's _ ... all .... THE MICHIGAN HOUSE A BILL DIRECTING | senior and founder of the New development of ; proprjetary data. It would approved a bill Tuesday network of roads devol Players, was awarded a trophy in refject on Lockheed's position increasing snowmobile GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS honor of his last year as director with its competitors." registration fees from $5, $3 and' primarily to non-motor® nf f Ka of the company. nnmnonii Vlinclri Hirortorl Klinski directed _ . Later Proxmire said there are $2 to $10, $7 and $5 traffic has been introduced! the House of New Players' productions of reports the Pentagon is Included in the bill are Representatives.^ "Salvation," "The Boys in the considering a "possible controls on three major areas of To encourage and protV ARE NOW AVAILABLE Band," and "J.B." concealed bailout of Lockheed complaint: noise pollution, hikers, bikers and horse1 riders, the bill provides I by giving it a noncompetitive private trespass and "teeny - interconnection of ml contract for the new X27 fighter bopper" drivers, FOR PURCHASE plane." The house rule that population centers and lead] recreation areas. Shillito at first said he could snowmobile noise must not Present local roads would! not answer. But he did say the exceed the nic interior sound iiiiviiur mjuuu level level . . . . , money involved runs only in of a r\ family °faa family automobile automobile traveling . _ _ u1t1,l,zed1 oI)/-vurnrl allowed ™»ton*d r | but limited to under| Kni hmitnrl tn unnPrH the tens of millions," an ^, miles per hour, or 86 dec'bels. mph. Limited Supply — Get Yours Now amount he said is only "a very A STUDY SUBMITTED to Economic Developme MSU BOOK STORE Committee of the Michj House of Representati' Tuesday stated that indust: solid wastes are actua] misallocated resources. Annual 1/2 off Sale The study provided a systems industrial for reintrodu' waste into revie1 industrial production, recycling and reclaim FLARES-orig. $15 SHIRTS-knits, balloon- processes include incinen NOW $7.50 sleeve and more! techniques which would rec industrial wastes and p tailings to their basic meta NOW $10, $12, $15 mineral elements, as well BELL BOTTOMS break down urban refuse oils, chars and gases. reg. $7, $7.50 SHOES-orig. $35 NOW $4 NOW $20 Smartly-styled desk sets For the gals . . NOW 30% off LEATHER HOT PANTS For the June graduate or that special a SLACKS-reg. $9, $10 here's the perfect gift. Parker, Sheaffer and Cross desk sets, wit orig. $25 NOW $4.50, $5 either ball point orfountain pens and in doubeor single sets, handsomely made of marble, woo o NOW $12 metal. BLOUSES, TANK TOPS Save 30% on values to $55! DRESSES-orig. $35 NOW off Satisfaction NOW $15 Terms I Guaranteed Open An Account Today! Headquarters Boutique FOX'* (Jim^OOK^ORe 131 E. Grand River t, the Unio" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan state news classified 355-8255 Peanuts Personal Special June 1—June 4. state news 10< a word prepaid classified 355 8255 JCAT/Sfy yOUR NEEDS The State News Pernm racial or does not reli9j0us FORD Automotive fRAnkly speaking . . by Phil Frank Employment Employment For Rent discrimination jn STATION wagon 1966. jtI Power s tee ring, JQsf/ advertising columns. State News will The not automatic transmission. Michelin tires. Good condition. Phone 339-2409. 5-6-1 WOMAN WITH governess experience, references, will babysit for people TV RENTALS — Students only. Low monthly and term rates. Call . AUTOMOTIVE accept advertising which going on vacation. For more 351-7900 UNIVERSITY TV Scooters & Cycles discriminates FORD GALAXIE, 1963 Good information, 351-5500, extension RENTALS. C against condition. 7174.3-5-27 MARRIED COUPLE for resident Auto Parts & Service religion, race, $250. Call 489-0229 color or managers. 208 Cedar Street. Rent evenings. 2-5-26 FURNITURE RENTAL Aviation national origin. CONOEING HEAD in exchange for girls Camp complete Student special starting at $20 • employment Iowa, Female, 21, Senior maintenance, and management. a Write James month. Reserve now for Fall * FOR RENT Lifesaving, experience. 353-0411. Martin, 6970 Kitson, Term. BISHOP FURNITURE 4-5-28 Rockford, Michigan, 49341 or Apartments 616-866-1340. 7-6-4 RENTAL, 4972 Northwind Drive FULL 351-5830. 21-6-4 Houses TIME. Start immediately, A utomotive manage stereo store. RESEARCH SUBJECTS WANTED. Rooms Experience TV AND stereo helpful, 351-8907. 5-6-1 $2.00 for 45 minutes rentals, satisfaction evenings. guaranteed. Free t FOR SALE CHEVY IMPALA 1966 interior. Needs grille. Solid May 26th. Call 355-4463. 4-5-27 delivery, service Sport Coupe body. and pick-up. Call Animals 327. 4 speed, excellent Aqua. Steal at $600. ARTS AND Crafts Instructor. NEJAC, condition 351-3823 Mobile Homes 353-8453. 3-5-27 after 6 p.m. S Summer camp for physically ACCOUNTING CLERK. Young handicapped. Prefer elementary person, experienced. Permanent. .PERSONAL and/or special Ed experience. 37 2-7 700, PERSONNEL .PEANUTS PERSONAL CHJLcnY $650. CallNOVA, 485-2365. 1966. 3-speed. John A. Vargo, Bay Cliff Camp, CONSULTANTS. 2-5-27 Apartments 3-5-27 Marquette, Mich. 49855, .REAL ESTATE 906-226-3212. 2-5-27 INTERESTED IN making $100-$300 CHEVELLE 1968 SS-396. Power 126 MILFORD .RECREATION steering, brakes, vinyl top. NOVA, 1969. 6 cylinder, 3 speed. part time in sales? Or potentially Summer Leasing: only 3 left. 2 man .SERVICE Power $8-15,000 in two years. Must have apartments, close Typing Service 3 5C/"ent Cond','on■ 351-2403. steering, 332-2310. 2-5-27 brakes. $1450 initiative. Call 485-8980, Mr. to 351-2207, 372-5767. 489-1656. campus, Randall. B-5-27 24-6-4 . TRANSPORTATION COMET 1960. 2 Wanted: couple or responsible young door, good N°VA 1967 2 door automatic. Tape SINGLE ROOM .WANTED transportation, clean. Call deck. Best offer, must sell. woman to live in my cottage near for mature grad SUPERVISED APARTMENTS 337-0974. 3-5-26 Holland. Room and board, use of student in exchange for DEADLINE 351-3489 between 10 5-5-26 - 3 p m 'W nenjPS\M OF WOMEN beach, yacht club, etc., in supervisory and janitorial service Now renting 3 and 4 man for male house. 1 year minimum. efficiencies for summer and CORVAIR, ft exchange for part time supervision 1 P.M. one class day 1 962. transportation. Good engine, Clean FWHHB U0ERATOIST!' of 3 older children. Weekends off. 485-8836 or 487-5753. 0-7-6-4 fall. $650 per term total. before publication. radio, OLDSMOBILE 1961. F85 wagon, Contact Mrs. Cancellations - 12 noon heater, $100. 351-6749' Automatic. $50. Call 355-4684 8 4-5-28 Berry, 351-3753. AMBITIOUS AND dependable 1-5-26 -5 p.m. 3-5-26 351-6317 one das* day before person, 18 years or older to take CORVETTE 1966 327 350 PONTIAC FIREBIRD. 1968. 6 OFFICE SECRETARY -Some photographs on a commission ONE OR two publication. hp. payroll experience preferred. basis. Experience helpful but not men, summer Excellent condition, new cylinder, standard shift, good Old Cedar Village. 351-8090. mufflers, PHONE disc brakes. 351 -7099. 3-5-28 condition. $1200. 339-9354 Automotive Scooters & Cycles Apply in person. LANSING IRON necessary. For interview call 5-5-28 AND METAL 1404 North Larch 485-5828. 2-5-27 3558255 353-3282. 4-5-28. VOLVO 1968 P-1800 sports Street. 5-6-1 ONE CORVETTE, 1968. Convertible, coupe. HONDA 1968 450cc. Like new. With BEDROOM, furnished, air RATES Sharpest in town. Radial tires, MOTHER'S HELPER. Here,Cape Cod. power disc brakes, positraction, PONTIAC, 1969. LeMans. Two door lil and road tires. Low conditioning, ample storage, overdrive, Blaupunkt radio. mileage. COUPLE NEEDED. As group foster Write 522 Meadowlawn, East 1 day $1.50 350 hp, 327 cu. Special wire hardtop. V-8. Automatic. Power $700. 351-6108. 5-5-28 parking, close to campus. steering. Air. Bucket seats. PRECISION IMPORTS, 1206 East houseparents fo Lansing. 3-5-28 332-2621 after 5 15c per word per day wheels, tinted glass, four new p.m. 9-6-4 Console. Radio. Whitewalls. Oakland. 5-5-26 children in Grand Rapids. Agency polyglas tires. Corvette Bronze. CHOPPER TRIKE. Zundapp frame, 3 days $4.00 $2200. 349-0178. 3-5-27 will provide house, furnishings, 486-6929. 8-6-4 Honda engine. Partly finished. 13Vic per word per day WILLYS 1960 Post Office Van. living expenses. Married couples, CEDAR GRFENG Good engine, new muffler. Daytime, 39 3-6045. Evenings age 25-45 preferred, with no eping and PBX 5 days $6.50 DODGE CORONET, 1968. $600 or RAMBLER AMERICAN 1968. $150 before 10 p.m., 663-8009. 3-5-28 1 bedroom furriish»."l or best offer. Call 393-1290 children living at home. Husband receptionist. Must have good 13c per word per day Radio, reliable transportation. Low 1-5-26 may keep outside job. Salary, appearance and voice. Year around POOL (based on 10 words per ad) mileage. $750. 353-9293. 1968 BSA 441 Shooting Star. work. Prefer experience. Phone benefits. Send resume to: Group Cfili 351-8631 351-8130, evenings. 2-5-26 Excellent condition. Low mileage. HAGER - FOX HOME CENTER, Foster Homes, Catholic Social Peanuts Personals must be EL CAMINO, 1969 LeMans Blue. Scooters & Cycles 337-9555. 2-5-27 Services, 300 Commerce Building, 482-5501 extension 154. 3-5-28 Sharp, SS396. 4 speed. Less than SIMCA 1968. Leaving town, must pre-paid. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49502. SUMMER, FALL. One and two 14,000 miles. All extras. sell. $500. Will bargain 332-4793 HONDA 350cc, 1970. Good TRIUMPH TROPHY 500 1970. 2000 8-6-4 TEACHERS. NUMEROUS school, bedrooms. Near campus. Call There will be a 50c service 482-2411, 3-5-28 5-5-27 college positions. CLINE 349-3919. 5-5-28 I and COLLEGE STUDENTS bookkeeping charge if TOR I N A Large National Organization TEACHER'S AGENCY, 129 East I this ad is not FALCON, 1 963. V 6, good CONVERTIBLE 1968. Grand River. 3-5-28 paid within Excellent body and engine with local office hiring now condition, economical new tires I one week. $100. 482-3027. 3-5-28 condition. Brand new tires. •Good Pay REGISTERD NURSE - licensed I The State News will be Recently tuned. Call 332-0644, •Good Hours practical nurse. ROSELAV'.'N FIAT after 6 p.m. 5-5-28 1967 305 Honda Scrambler. Engine I responsible only for the 124 Spider 1970 - Gold, 1969 KAWASAKI 350, Street •Car Necessary MANOR, 707 Armstrong Road. AM-FM radio, driving lights. Scrambler. Good condition. $550. just rebuilt. Call after 5 p.m Call 351-3700 Positions available 7-3:30 shift, CAMPUS VIEW day's incorrect Only TOYOTA CORONA 1969. 9 a.m. to 1 p.i 12,400 miles. Beautiful condition. White, 4 Phil 355-8748. 3-5-27 485-0285. 3-5-28 3-11:30 shift. Excellent starting I insertion. $2900 or best offer. 355-6190 door, 4 speed. Very nice inside PART TIME delivery help, for APARTMENTS and out. Must sell. Let's talk salary, with regular increases. 5-5-27 price. 1969 HONDA 175. Low further information call 485-6634 Summer leases $45 mo. Call 372-1568 BSA 1970 650cc. Call Russ after 11 mileage. Apply in person, or call Mrs. Swan evenings. 4-5-28 Good condition. $475. or 1 Across from Williams Hall p.m., 351-3760. Make offer. Call - 546-3324, Howell. 10-6-4 393-5680, personnel. 3-5-28 F Ia'T convertible. Best offer. 489-1504. 5-5-26 3-5-27 Call 332-6246 evenings. Must sell. Phdne 372-8976. 5-5-26 TRIUMPH TR4A 1966, IRS Electric overdrive. Must sell. 393-7638 1969 BSA 441 Victor. Excellent HONDA 250 Scrambler; 1970 Suzuki technologist needed ered For Rent A utomotive FIREBIRD, 1967. 326, V-8, 3 anytime. 3-5-27 X6 Scrambler. Best offer for mornings. Excellent salary DUPLEX, JUNE and September. 2 speed. condition. $695 or best offer. and and 3 Good either. 355-1570 or 355-1530. ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries- bedroom. Clean. Call condition. Must sell. Phone 882-7188 after 5 p.m. working conditions. Apply 372-1629. 17-6-4 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 sedan. Beige, S-5-26 SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV |LFA R0ME0 Duetto, 1968. White, 353-7598, 4-5-28 4-5-28 Sparrow Hospital Personnel. RENTAL, 372-4948. i black convertible radio, 3 new tires. $975. 351-0061 O I European equipped, radio, Pirelli top, after 6 p.m. 3-5-28 1971 350 5-5-27^ NEED THREE girls sublease FORD GALAXIE 1966. Motor Sport Honda. 1 summer. Convertible. 1971 OSSA Stelleto 250cc SUMMER Excellent location. 351-3835 I tires, 5 speed. 33,000 miles. Burns no oil. Power. month old. $775. 694-4691 AND part time STROBE LIGHT rentals by the or Original Motocrosser. 351-0576, 351-7132 employment with night 351-0572. 10-6-2 | Perfect condition. $2500. Call owner. $650. 332-4589. 3-5-26 from 5-10 p.m., ask for Mike. before 4 p.m. 5-5-28 wholesaler. Automobile required. merchant or weekend. Call MARSHALL 1-652-9349, Frankenmuth, 4-5-28 MUSIC. 351-7830. C-5-26 I Michigan. 5-5-28 351-5800. O FORD GALAXIE, 1964. auto CAMPACT WHY CAN'T transmission, low mileage, good REFRIGERATOR BUST IN HEALEY Sprite, 1969. VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER bu! Salesman. rentals for summer Sisters GET engine, new battery and ignition Those approved by term, available 1 Excellent condition. Low Rebuilt engine, r mileage. system. Good dependable home office can train at $150 now. UNITED RENT-ALL, 2790 DIV0RCES fROV I Reasonable. 372-7266. paint. Reasonable. Call Howell East Grand River. 351-5652. 7-6-4 5-6-1 weekly with 123 year old highly bR07 V \E RS f transportation. $250. Call 546-6562 evenings. 3-5-28 model. New 450x18 tire, rings, respected life insurance company. 487-3096. S-5-6-2 piCK 1967. Wildcat sedan. Power brakes, 5 extra sprockets. $775.' We are an equal opportunity J■ Steering, and air. $1095. Call VOLKSWAGEN BUG - 1966. 663-4812 after 5 p.m. 3-5-26 employer. Phone 349-2533, 349-2830. 3-5-26 FORD, Standard 1966 Sports shift, red, Coupe, buckets. Rebuilt engine. New tires. Excellent condition. 351-2554 Auto Service & Parts 5-5-26 482-6275 1 to PMAR0 1968. SS396, 456 Excellent condition. 351-4012 gear 353-2382. 5-6-1 ■ n,„m ... after 5 p.m. 2-5-27 Call 372-5929. 5-5-27 VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Semi MASON BODY SHOP 812 East IaMARO, , - N o rt o n / Matchless 750 TYPIST: CHALLENGING, full time. 1969. SS350 300 hp 4 F0RD CORTINA wagon, 1970. Lemon. $125. Call 332-0091 after Kalamazoo Street . .. Sinco 1940. I speed, Hurst. Loaded with extras 1600cc. Deluxe. 6000 miles. 6 p.m. 5-5-26 ■ambler. Good shape. Complete auto painting and Secretarial skills helpful. $120. 128,000 miles actual. $2100. Call AM/FM autoportable. Snow tires. collision service. IV 5-0256. C Phone Nancy, 372-7700, 1485-9423 until 4:30 p.m., Must sell, $1600 or best offer. VOLKSWAGEN 1971 Clementine. PERSONNEL CONSULTANTS. ■ 353-683 2 after 5 p.m. Graham, 351-0053. 3-5-28 Excellent condition. $1900. 3-5-26 2-5-27 WE HAVE moved. ROLL - ROSSER 1962- CHEVY II body. $50. Ford ] 371-2366 afterjjp.m. 5-5-27 Motorcycle Insurance Specialist. straight axle, Complete with JHEVROLET ■ 1960. Mechanically FORD STATION WAGON, 1964. NEED GOOD WORKERS? Help Phone 489-4811. Our new address *eceri"9- 655-1621, evenings. RIDING MASTER mLT cImp expedience and a EARLY with ^ .'.CROSS C_V,*M.ABR'o U T I ^SIC'YN'I CAL NIE I and Sportster. 10,000 miles. $1700 28 Keynoter FRANCIS AVIATION, Airport1 dan all best offer. 351-4857. 5-5-27 Road, Call 484-1324. C e>|^u)ast 1. Old wrigiit 'oi 30. Shoot from HBIORTSMT R ceHolIB| E+F ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Frandor 351-5032 * 4. Gen. Bradley 8. Pallid 31 West; r c AUT I iou sfetoR]E * SEVEN ELEVEN APARTMENTS or 11. Mohammed's fii'i H,1 .pBem ployee } 32. Shosh, .::ans Brookfield Plaza A S S ElE 3 AU — son in-law 31. Wild cx 337-0832 T* j■ 711 Burcham E. ^ 12 Appointment 35.Mots.ru t.ATHPS A L M - Lansing on Grand River 13 Past 37. Throb EVA s r V ElTR 1 I Large Deluxe Completely Furnished 14. Terrace o 39. Golden R E REDOSBE One Bedroom Apartment 16. Concoction MMA 42 Taro paste 800 square feet of Comfortable 17. Continental 43. Girl's name N E TgE WEifyVs Living 19. Sepulcher Air Conditioned 44. Tibetan g.uvlle Summer Lease $ 140.00 Fully carpeted Fall Leases Available * GOING, 21. Skin 22. Jumbled type 45. Small Afr DOWN cobra 2. Palm leaf Call 337-7328 337-0780 i 24. Mortal 46. Man's club 1620 S. Hagadorn Security Deposits Held in Escrow -Returned Expiration of Lease. GOING, 26. Wound 47. Misjudge 1. Creditor's 3. Predicament 4. Flavor 5 Estate ■I"* north of Mt. Hope 6. Irregular NEW IDEA IN STUDENT LIVING GONE " 2 > i 4 >2 5 * % 8 IS ' .0 8. Alert 9 Generation One or two Bachelor Units Avoid the last •1 ■5 $ 10 This minute minute crunch during finals. 17 % is 15. Volume 16. Banter Featuring: Enclosed Pool For a choice VA % X % 18 Son of Seth Sauna 21 19 Bib. pronoun % n TVVYcKINGHAM apartments APARTMENTS are now leasing student units. These spacious luxury Shag Carpet (new) Snack Bar - Juke Box location one block from campus, 2K 25 26 % 20. Yours and mine % 27 22 Gourd are completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Extra Storage Extra Rooms for Guest 23. ■urniture. Each unit has a hurry to Concept dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual central-control air Game Room (Pool Table 23 29 30 jjnditioning. These four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. Recreation is ned for with a - Ping Pong) Summer from $45 per man 3i 32 % 33 31 25 27. Brief missive Ancestry °u want to be giant heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If among the first residents of TVVYCKINGHAM call today. The 2^room Price $129 for one - $139 for two Fall from $65 per man % if % 29. 33 Bring to mind Sneak V/. 36 tH Start at $60/month per man. MODEL OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY All utilities paia except Drop in and talk to our leasing agent telephone WATER'S EDGE and RIVER'S EDGE tt 39 %% 35. 36 Quirt Macaws CENTAL % 10 m INFORMATION CALL: MARINA NYLANDER, 484 3494 today. J ' Walldba tree HREE. SIX, NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. (3 and 4 man Ws. only, starting fall.) HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT APARTMENTS See Frank or Jo Anne 12 15 'A % 16 % % UH 17 Lettuce 40 Cvt;-'y hill Management Company 41 Attention Ma^AGKMENT EXCLUSIVEI. Y BY Alco 444 East Lansing Michigan Avenue Phone: 351-7910 at 1050 Water's Edge Dr. 43 College 351-4432 degree: abbr. ;,y 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan I9?| For Rent PORTABLE STEREO. KLH, Model NEW FROM SUMMER ONE bedroom, 2 FOUR MEN needed to fill large, ~ * FURNISHED APARTMENTS, - Room* 11. (Garrard turntable). Excellent Slim Die, - summer leases available. bedrooms. Air conditioned. Call clean house near campus. condition. Owner leaving country. C8nd ? d^,0n ^ 332-0625, after 5 p.m. 7-6-4 393 7094 after 5 p.m. 11-6-4 GULLIVER'S Z »"««.«» Reservations now being accepted for September. 731 BURCHAM TWO GIRLS needed. 4 man. Cedar SINGLE Free ROOMS. utilities. $110 summer Near campus. Call $135. Mornings and evenings. 355 7795. 3-5-26 1105 East Lansing. Phone ED STATF Grand r ^ 1 LANSING. 3 bedroom apartment or 2 bedrooms with study. Carpeted East Lansing. See these sharp luxury units including shag Village. Fall - Spring. 337-0552. 35-28 LUXURY LIVING for summer. Nice 5 bedroom and beautiful 3 337-1714. 3 5 26 IVORY WEDDING gown and veil. NIKKON F, Tn 2-20l7'1|j I carpeting, ultra modern kitchen bedroom for 5 and 4 persons. Call Size 7. Shown on cover Bride's nlfno, 438fi and paneled throughout. Available term. Call 484-9772. with dishwasher, swimming pool, beautifully landscaped gorunds.and GIRL TO share 3 man. Own room. 351-3118 between 6 - 8 p.m. ROOMS, MALES. Summer privileges. and fall. Parking. magazine. Call 332-5235 after 5 and accessories e I summer Fall & Summer, 1 block from 12 6 4 Kitchen condition. Call af,er R M'm I 5 528 campus, 1 - 2 bedroom, 2 - 4 ample parking. Only $160. Open Pool. air. Summer 351 8904. 3-5-28 and/or fall. 349-3919. 5-5-28 393-6015.2-5-27 5 ' daily and Sunday 10 a.m. - noon, NICE ROOM for summer. Girl. Share PLASTIC INFLATABLE furniture. THREE GIRLS. Summer sublet. No persons, furnished, balcony, GIRLS. For summer. SKIS 1-6 p.m. 351-7212. O house. Close. Also basement GUYS - Many styles. Low price*. Call COMPLETE. Book air conditioning, study. GIRL WANTED for 4 man. Good damage deposit. $50/month. REDUCED SUMMER location. 351-8882, after 5 p.m. room. 351-3439. 2-5-26 Cooking. Call 351-0798, 10 a.m. - 337-9215 noon - midnight. 9-6-4 b°VS 1. 2. 13. Used I °'5*. | 351 2367. 3 5-27 CLOSE TO downtown Lansing. East 3 p.m. 9 6-4 EAST SIDE. Furnished. One RATES. 204 River St., Apt. 6. 351-3484 or 332-0255. Hazel corner South Washington. Small furnished, quiet, parking. 5-6-2 SINGLE ROOM for mature male SPEED QUEEN portable washer. 3 49 3685' *»8| PENNSYLVANIA NORTH, 325. 2 $90. Excellent condition. bedroom apartment. $110 and ROOMS FOR summer. One to four $85. 351-8399. 8 6-4 bedroom, furnished, ground level grad student in exchange for 355 3182 3 5 26 HEATHKI r AH 14 receive, . deposit. 332-5590. 8-6-4 man. $120 for term. 351-6317. supervisory and janitorial service. cabinet. Factory ,Uned p„ nw I 9-6-4 LANSING OR East Lansing. One apartment. Utilities. $150. 351-3969. O 2 BEDROOM home. Grad o 1 year minimum. 485-8836 or $100,361-2207.5-6.2 ^ I TWO GIRLS sublet spacious bedroom furnished. Large, airy instructor. Call after 7 p.rr 487-5753. 0-7-6-4 CHECK apartment. Summer. Burcham rooms. Air conditioned. 337-9322. 4-5 28 LEONARD WHOLESALE S Woods, pool. 351-2243. 3-5-27 ONE THREE men for University Beautifully maintained. Suitable ONE MAN needed to sublease, WOMEN SINGLE room. Quiet LOW PRICES ON ^I Terrace. Summer. No deposit. for faculty, grad students, business two man luxury apartment. Close Close in, one 10 week PRIVATE TWO rooms, bath. $58.75. 332-0150. 5-5-27 people, married couples. Lease. to campus. Phone 351-3582. 5-6-2 house. summer, one summer and next PHOTOGRAPHY K^c," 355-9450 Furnished. Utilities paid. Parking. 332-3135 or 882-6549. O year. Kitchen. No parking. Male(s), grads or seniors. Summer TWO MAN summer sublet. Reduced, ROOMMATES NEEDED summer term. Meadowbrook Trace. $50 SHEPHERD STREET. 2 bedroom. 332 0647 after 5 p.m. 3-5-28 RECTILINE AR XI's brand ne J*.* I or fall. 1214 East Kalamazoo. close. 3-5-26 351-4627 after 5 p.m. The completely furnished. Pool, Stove, refrigera'or. Available June ROOMS. THREE blocks from or best offer. 0,^21 3°^nen,S" 355 9477-355-949?f 6 5-28 1st. $150 per month. Deposit. friends. Call 355-9107 or Phone 372-8130 after 6 p.m. 8 6 4 campus. Air conditioned. MEADOWBROOK TRACE 1 girl to 351 3081. S-6-1 $12/week. 332-2501. 3-5-27 SAVE TO ONE MAN needed to sublet summer. Americana. $57.50. 351-3195 Bill. share furnished 2 bedroom apartment. Lease ends September CHALET REDUCED RENT, summer. 3 man, MALE FURNISHED, comfortable, Animals 3-5 27 50% - Call 393-6545 after 7 p.m. 5-5-26 $50 month. Oakhill apartments. quiet, clean, neat. Near. Fi 2 Bedroom furnished 351 3628. 5-6-2 PEKINGESE PUPS. parking. 332-3094. 3-5-27 AKC 3 NOW LEASING for summer and fall females. 627-5501. 5-6 furnished apartment for 3 girls. 124 CEDAR Street. 129 Burcham apartments 2 PERSONS needed for summer, 1 m Drive. 135 Kedzie. 2 man TWO MEN wanted for summer, one possible fall. Own rooms. Close to TWO SINGLE rooms Also single room. 6 blocks to for fall, in Cedar Village. Call FREE furnished apartments. Includes campus. Liberal roommates. Call Male students. Lin ADORABLE kitten: campus. Parking. 694 8266 after 5 351-2286. 2-5-27 trained. Weaned. 6414cm heat. $62.50 to $90 per man. 351 1982. 8-6 4 332-1682. 3 5-27 71 p.m. 10-6-1 Leases starting June 15 and Sept. Fall - $60 per man up noon. 5-5-26 *■ 1. Days. 487-3216. Evenings til 10 SUMMER. TWO bedrooms. Partially LEASING FOR summer and fall Beal Street Apartments FREE SHELTIE, half p.m., 882-2316. O furnished. One block to campus. term. Furnished single rooms for years old. Ma|u To a See Mgr. 3-8 p.m. $180. 337 2256. 3-5 27 girls. 6 blocks to campus. Parking. good ho SUMMER. man furnished SUMMER SUBLET Furnished Phone 694-8266 after 339-2409. 5-6-1 ° efficiency. Air, parking. Available THREE MEN sublet noon. 4-5-28 conditioned. Across or call 332-6197 summer SONY STR6065 receiver. AR3a conditioning. Open 6-7:30 p.m., .133 Durand. No. 11. June. $113.50. 677-1091. 3-5-28 furnished, 3 bedroom. Just north ROOMS FOR summer - $10 per speakers. Other components. KITTENS. YOUNG male delivered to catT Monday - Thursday. 216 Beal St.. of campus. 351-2705. x-3-5-27 week, no lease, ample parking, 351-8907 until friendly De( midnight. 5-5-27 482-3857.3-5-26 Apt. 2A. 351-6088 or 349-1076. (on Grand River close to campus, men only. Call 4 BEDROOM home. 2 kitchens, 2 351 8096. 3-5-27 NEEDED 1 man for summer sublease, SUMMER TERM across from Burger King) baths. Ideal for 6 or more girls. STEREOS FREE CAT male. Nine momnjj Capital Villa. Cheap. 337-0004. Furnished, spacious apartments for 2. MEADOWBROOK TRACE. Summer, Short drive on scenic Mt. Hope. SPARTAN HALL, singles, men, Receivers, $59.95 up. Speaker sets, shots, neutcieil. Call ,ihb 7rn'| 8-6-4 large 4 man, 2 bath, furnished. $60 per person. Call evenings,at women. Now leasing for summer, $19.95 up. Compact stereos, 1-5-26 1 3 ot 4 people. Air conditioned, GIRL NEED FALL and/or spring. 3 Near pool. $260 and we give you 393-3532. 5-6-2 fali. 351-9286, 372-1031. O $39.50 up. 8 track automatic tape ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom, excellent campus location, from $45 per man. 126 Orchard, man 3-5-27 Twickingham. 355-4339 our damage deposit. 393-1255. players, $29.50 up. 8 track tapes, used $2.50, new $4.00. Stereo 8 WEEK old German Shepherd female. Black and tan, purebred* p 1 unfurnished with garage and sun 3 5 28 RANCH STYLE house. Own MEN. CLEAN quiet rooms. Summer 337 2082. 8-6-4 bedroom. East Lansing. Quiet. albums $1.50 down. Italian wall no papers. $25. 393 WW 3.5.2a deck. Near Capitol. 484-1938 Cooking, close to campus. CHRISTIAN FEMALE grad wants SINGLE WORKING girl over 21 to Grad student preferred. 332-8519. " tapestries. Oriental bedspreads. after 7 p.m. 3-5-27 487-5753.0 FURNISHED 3 room upstaris Fall. share 2 bedroom unfurnished apartment for one mature person. another roommate. 3-5-28 AM-FM clock and portable radios. ENGLISH SETTER Pups $75,1 641-4501. 5-5-26 apartment in Lansing. Phone TV sets, walkie talkies, tape weeks old, registered. Sired APARTMENTS. SUMMER and/or Near shopping and bus, St. 482-6980 after 5 p.m. 3-5-28 LADIES. SINGLE room, private FRIENDLY HOUSE. 4 girls summer. recorder, and surf board. Grand National Grouse Fi next year. One half block from Lawrence Hospital and •••••MM# 2 blocks. Utilities paid. 351-8219. entrance. Close. $15 per week. Merchandise tested and Champion. 393-53S0. 3 5 28 campus. Two, three or four man. community college. $115 ACROSS FROM MSU Sailing Club 351 5705. 3-5 27 GIRLS - SUPERVISED % 1 5-26 guaranteed. WILCOX Immediate occupancy. 126 including utilities. Call Mrs Lake Lansing. One or two men OFF-CAMPUS on SECONDHAND STORE, 509 E. POODLES. BLACK male Orchard. Phone 339-2219, Robinson, 372-7610 or 485 3045 0 bedroom, air EAST LANSING. Male needed tor two 3 BEDROOM across from campus. students, Michigan, Lansing. Phone puppies. Must sell fast. $35. C«l 337-2082. 22-6-4 2-5-26 APARTMENTS conditioned, carpeted, apartment. single rooms, parking. £ 339-839>0. 3-5-28 Completely furnished, carpeted, Refrigerator. Call 332-5791. 8-6 4 485-4391. Hours daily 8 a.m. 489-9774. 2-5-27 disposal, parking. 351-6749. 5 30 p.m. C STODDARD APARTMENTS. SUMMER SUBLET. One bedroom Now leasing for fall. ® 1-5-26 NORWEGIAN ELKH0UND. 2 yt Furnished, 2 man, Summer, Fall. and den furnished. Luxury, golf Across from Williams 0 TWO FURNISHED apartments on ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. old. AKC registered. $100 01 's well. Call Close to campus. Call 351-8238. O course, pool, lake. Faculty, grad Completely furnished. 372/8077 Hall on Michigan Ave. a West Barnes for married couples. THREE BEDROOM professor's for lawn mower or living or couple. $170. Lake of the Hills, No children or pets. Available before 4 p.m. C Norwood Apartments Haslett. 339-9354, 353-3282, $70 a month per person. Call evenings, w J June, 1st, 3 rooms $125; July 1, 5 home. Grad students only. $300 for summer term. Near campus. WATER BED UNITS, mattress, liner, suite. 646-6200. 3-5-28 Wellhofer. 4-5-28 rooms $150 484 0497. 3-5-28 EXOTIC JAGUAR foxes. Best offel Now renting large one and Call 332-8129. 3 5-28 For Sale heater and frame, $76 any size. two bedroom for summer and fall. Close to campus. jLOVELY, and one FURNISHED efficiency • bedroom apartments. ^ 332-6246 J EFFICIENCIES, 1 bedroom apartments. From $75, includes SUBLET SUMMER term. Utilities included. Rent negotiable. Close. FREE PARKING at rear of store, for REBIRTH, 402 East Lansing. 489-6168. TF Michigan, 353-9777 or 6 26-64 7 6. 2-5-26 [ Reduced summer rates. Call Available June. $120-$140. ••§••••••• utilities. 349-0242, 393-4113. your convenience. OPTICAL SALE OLD BOOKS & MAGAZINES Mobile Homes 351-1376. 2-5-27 332-2712 after 3 p.m. 349-3604 3-5-27 5-62 DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Playboys, APARTMENTS FOR summer. 220 Avenue $72-7409 C 5 5 ?8 comiqp, science fiction, Cedar Street. 1 bedroom. Call LOVELY FURNISHED 2. 3, 5 • • CHAMPION 1964. 10x55 J CAMPUS, near. 171 Bogue. Small 1 1 OR 2 girls wanted for apartment APARTMENT TO sublet for CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP bedroom in good i 351 1394 C bedroom houses. Summer rates. 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, bedroom, furnished, carpeted, air school year 1971-72 Call summer. $145/month. 745 541 Grand River (below Paramount). $2550. Immediate r conditioned, $130. $130-$185/month plus utilities. canisters and uprights. Guaranteed Larger 1 353-6019 or 353 1049 4-5-28 Burcham Drive. Call 332-1051. 1 6 p.m. 13-6-4 Located in quiet park on Gran] GIRL ONE or two man small Available June. No pets. one full year. $7.88 and up. - bedroom, furnished $150. Married 3-5-28 River Ave. in Wi apartment. Available summer 349-3604. 3 5 28 DENNIS DISTRIBUTING couple or single girls only. Phone UNFURNISHED EXCEPT for stove 655-2684 5-5 28 and/or fall. IV5-1731. 2-5-27 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. SCHWINN 10 speed bike with 489-5922. 5-5-26* and refrigerator. South end near SUMMER. ONE or two girls for DETROIT STREET, South 314. Two Opposite City Market. C-5-27 accessories. Practically new. $75. Call Reo. 2 bedroom Sower apartment, ONE ROOM for rent, $45/month Collingwood apartment. No bedroom furnished for 3 students, 372-1568 evenings. 4-5-28 utilities furnished. Adults only. and deposit. Apartment for rent, damage deposit, own bedroom, $175 monthly,Fall. Also available RIDING LAWNMOWER Simplicity 5 No pets. $130 per month plus $55 or $65. Call after 6 p.m, NOW LEASING deposit. Call Ovid 834-5235. $90, deposit. 1 block from campus. All utilities paid. Call 351-6047. 5-6-2 for summer. 351-3969. O horsepower with snowplow. $200. Call after 7 p.m. 349-4817. C-5-28 WATERBED FRAMES $35 and up. USED 1968 Ritz Ci 3-5-27 REBIRTH, 402 East Michigan, furnished. 2 bedroo for summer and fall 351-9585, before 8 a.m., after 5 ONE GIRL for tw< Lansing, 489-6168. TF 3 7 2-8520 after 5 p.m. 7-6-4 month. 226 CAN BE yours. Panasonic TV. weekends. 5-5-27 ONE MAN, summer, ideal location. 351-5762. 5-6-2 Black/White. 4 months old. 12" TELEVISION, $30. Man's bike, $12. Studio, 1 bedroom, Air conditioning, pool, balcony, 513 HILLCREST. 5 minutes walk to screen. Call JJ. 355-9345. 5-6-1 Girl's bike, 20", $15. 24'., $10. and 2 bedroom apts. — inexpensive. Call 351-2648. 3-5-27 Union. Air conditioned, fully LARGE TWO party furnished OWN BEDROOM. Single. Three man 355 3002. 3-5 27 MARSHFIELD 1969 12x65. Fto| all furnished efficiencies. Air conditioned, close living room, 2 bedroi furnished, carpeted, dishwasher, house. $60/month. Phone PENTEX SV camera, Takumar lens, SUMMER SUBLEASE. Two to campus. $135 summer. $150 carpeting. Furnished, un disposal, large rooms. Most 482-8557. 5-6-2 ■ 135 f/3.5, 24 f/3.5, 55 f/1.8. SUNN AMPLIFIER. Excellent rent from $135 month bedrooms. $ 1 36.84/month. fall. Call 351-4062, 484-1328. skirting. Corner lot at Brookv utilities furnished. Few units left. condition. $800 or best offer. Capitol Villa. Call Chris, 13-6-4 meter flash, filters. $320. 625-7186, lot 54. 5-5-26 From $45 per person. 351-0705 FALL -SPRING , 4th man needed, 355 8209 after 5 p.m. 5-6-1 Phone 353-1833. 3-5-27 677-3241. 5-6-1 heated pool or 655-1022. 3-5-28 own room, block from Berkey, KING ARTHUR'S Court, ample parking Houses $68 month. Phone 484-1708. SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. CONCORD 994 stereo tape recorder. mobile home. 12x50 wit SPARROW HOSPITAL, near. 301 3-5-28 condition. $100. Fred, Brand new portables - $49.95, Good kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 4 piecebafl South Holmes. 2 furnished 355 6947. 3-5-28 humidifier, carpeting aT room $5.00 per month. Large selection SUMMER. FOUR Completely power Burcham Woods GIRL FOR summer, furnished, own apartment, $90. Also one room man. furnished, carpeted. 5 minutes SUMMER. THREE girls. Walking of reconditioned used machines. more. Small down payment ij efficiency, furnished, $70. distance. Furnished. Big yard. Call MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, most room. No deposit. 489-9333 or from Berkey. 332-3795. 3-5-27 Singers, Whites, Necchis, New move you in wit Utilities included. 351-3969. O 332-5731. 2-5-27 brands. 30% off list price. Rich: 355 7682 2-5-26 Home & "Many Others." $19.95 assistance. For a personal showiB : TOGETHER HOUSE for sublet. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS 351-5869. 0-5-26 call Dave Swank, 882-3527 1 TWO GIRLS to share bedroom. IV SUBLET 1/i house; attractively LOCATE LOST PETS fast Dial Summer. 4 bedrooms DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 372-7943, HUBBEIL REAL* a answer - 484-4014 5-5495 before 5 p.m.; 351-1857 furnished. 5 rooms, 1 bedroom 1115 North Washington, WEDDING ENGAGEMENT set. 1/3 COMPANY, REALTORS. 3-5-B after. 10-6-1 355-8255 now for a quick - action $260/month. Great location. Call and study or 2 bedrooms. carat. $240 value. Call John 489 6448 .C-5-27 Clcssificc! Ad after 6 p.m. 337-9656. 3-5-27 Responsible couple or single grad preferred. $155/month. 351-1905. 482-5913. 3-5-28 NO MONEY bedrooms down. $126 completely 'ur"isf amontfj SUMMER SUBLET: 4 man, $50 per SOFA, $9.95; chair, $2.49; chest. person, deposit. Call 337-0671. 35-28 $11.95; TV, $12.95. ABC LOOM - FOR harness. Fold up Own - Don't rent. Call M 3-5-27 SECONDHAND STORE, 1208 model. Maximum cloth width, Kassouff, 371-1930. R«^| 45" $275. 353 8689 8-5 p.m.; 372-3897 TEACH0UT REAL® 349 2665, home. 3-5-28 LIVE IN Ulrey House Co-op summer. 5-6-2 Room / board. $200 term. Guys MICRO WAVE oven. Brand new. BLACK CHEST $15; mattress, box 8x32 1 bedroi...i. Close —- and girls. Call 351-0100. 5-5-27 $325. Can be seen at GAMBLE'S ^ spring, $20, dining table, four Furnished. Carpeted. STORE, Williamston or phone chairs, $50; end table, $3. Phone 351 8941. 3-5-28 SUMMER FOUR girls near campus. 2 655-3725. 5-5-26 882-1076. 3-5-28 baths, Cedar. 15-6-4 laundry, parking. 135 ••••••••••••••••••< 50 WATT La Fayette amp. Used only MARLETTE 1960, excellent. L°1 Live Close to corner lot, King Arthurs Campus six months, like new. $60. We will even Furnished 2 bedroom J 489-1245. 1-5-26 kitchen, skirted. Phone 4854J furnish the MARIGOLD APARTMENTS FURNITURE: USED 1 and 3 years. evenings. 2-5-27 Quality. Best offer. Jane AMERICAN 1968 12x50. C cookbook & Marigold & Harrison 911 Marigold 339-9458, 489 1427. 3-5-28 living room. Partly <" dishes... Completely Furnished Deluxe 1970 PANASONIC Color TV. 16" Sk]c^inutes'from MSU| l Bedroom Apartment $160.00 portable. Waranteed. Best offer. I-96*%300 down, take T Now signing Summer and Fall Leases 353-9777 or 626-6476. 2-5-26 payments. Call 646 6380 a«l For a limited Call 337-7328 351-4878 p.m. 3-5-28 1 2 STEREO 4 months old. Allied 250w • amp. Garrard SL75. Utah 15" 3 All time, will * Deposits Guaranteed Returnable way speakers. $425 new, sell for we • • $300. Call 482-2395. 2-5-27 NlOW 1 KNOW A I-I; N FCAMK - K. R.UJ give the WMEN -C fc'J APARTMENT DISCOUNT You'll never have parking College Cookbook Summer from $37.50 - Fall from $52.50 We manage 9 apartment buildings and have an apartment for every need. and set of dishes problems like this at a with every lease signed Apartments Bay Colony Addresses Haslett & Hagadorr Phone 351-3211 Beechwood 1130 Beech Street 351-0965 ColUtfgtooob (bring this ad) Summer from $45 per man Fall from $65 per Delta Arms Evergreen Arms Haslett Arms 235 Delta 341 Evergreen 135 3930625 332-1313 351-7662 man Collingwood iowecks4oonooieases Apartments (formerly Northwind Apts.) plus... *the best location in town ► Princeton Arms t North Pointe University Terrace 1308 Haslett Road 1240 Haslett Road 444 Michigan Avenue 332-3511 351-3407 351-9117 *2 johns per apt. "UNLIMITED PARKING "DISHWASHERS "balconies & patios University Villa 635 Abbott Road 337-2361 *SHAG CARPETING "BALCONIES 'roommate service *ln view of Campus "AIR CONDITIONING "AND MUCH MORE **Pool or Pool Privileges Fall leases now being accepted, $200/2 man WATER'S EDGE & Models open at each complex Monday through Saturday from 3 RIVER'S EDGE - 5 p.m. All Student $210/3 man Ads Must Be $220/4 man APARTMENTS Contact Resident Manager today at above telephone numbers for your choice of 351-4432 Prepaid- Call 351-8282 2771 Northwind Dr. (behind Yankee Store) apartment or call HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT, 444 Michigan Ave East Lansing - (next to Cedar Village) 351-7910. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 26, 1971 17 SFor Sale ■ Bf,, v (0x57 Expando. Living room carpeted. Excellent Activist refuses pleas shag Edition. 694-0836. 3-5-27 lA>st & Found HARRISBURG, The Rev. Philip other antiwar activists Pa. (AP) Berrigan and si: Tuesday arraignments in federal court. group to enter pleas at their appear in court. He was to be Berrigan, 47, had been He and to enter the others were accused arraigned next Wednesday. brought there from the eight with plotting to kidnap federal named in a federal It also charged that the eight of conspirinc to kidnan"» Instead, Berrigan and the "You are not telling me why a prison at Danbury, Conn., where indictment grand jury Henry Kissinger, President conspired to blow up heating presidential aide rpfLn others tried unsuccessfully to you are not going to plead, you he is serving a sentence for handed down Nixon's foreign affairs adviser, in jj return. Jane. 353-0534. 3-5-27 . read statements saying, in effect, are making a speech," the April 5 an effort to force the United tunnels in the nation's capital ~~~ that the only judge destroying draft board records i ~ That indictment superseded and destroy draft board records plea they would said in ljND SMALL two month old Recreation make would be for an end to the interrupting Eqbal Ahmad, 40, a Pakistani graduate Maryland, one returning Jan. 12. It charged States to withdraw from around the country. Jhampang. colored pup. Call Vietnam war. student from Chicago, the first Vietnam. The government contends ■63-2757. 1-5-25 Europe - Summer '71 Judge R. Dixon Herman of of Berrigan masterminded the plot the defendants to be ! $220 Round U.S. District Court cut off the from his cell at [t RUNTV, brown V4 Pekingese. Intra European Trip - Jet AIR arraigned. "If you don't want to Lewisburg, Pa., federal penitentiary before his Jjulius The Lecher". Last seen Chartered attempts and entered pleas of plead I will enter a plea of not Lowing black dog "ear Kedzie" flights, Eurail Pass, innocent on the defendants' guilty for you." transfer to Danbury. Kvard 489-0209 after 4 p.m. Britrail Pass & Cycle behalf. The white-haired Berrigan Berrigan and five of the Another defendant in the defendants — two others were §528 rental - Chartered appeared next and told Herman, case, the Rev. Neil added in the latest indictment — t xhursday in Bessey Canoe flights to Africa, of Baltimore, was McLaughlin "my status is the same as Dr. had pleaded innocent s restroom. Class ring. Israel and India. attending the Ahmad. I can't relate to that on Feb. 8 funeral of his father and did not to the original indictment. _a50 gh 1970. J HD. Call Frank Buck indictment." All but Berrigan and John T. |77.b071 Reward. 3-5-28 351 8604 or N.U.S. 393-1616 Glick of Lancaster, Pa., X*WEDNESDAY. Valley Court currently serving a prison term Julie offered job ' EUROPE $194. Studentours round in Ashland, Men's registered Accutron trip jet to London. Summer Ky., for raiding a 1971. federal building in l (, Great sentimental value, Call Eddie, 393-7520. 33 6-4 Rochester, (onward. 355-8058. 3-5-27 N.Y., had been free on bail. At Tuesday's arraignment, TpAlSLEY " purple and gold Service Herman further reduced their bail Agri Eng. Very personal teaching in Fla. iear to $5,000 and $10,000 and all 353-7324. 1-5-26 stipulated they need only raise 10 per cent of that in cash. Personal In a statement distributed small 489-4596. S-5-28 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)— Calif or mia when he was later outside the courtroom, It was a case of the have a problem pregnancy, job seeking superintendent of San Diego the woman, for Julie Nixon schools and active in Berrigan said: "As a legal „ help you need to bring this SAILING LfjSSONS Republican will be provided and sailboat Eisenhower was hired Monday document, this indictment is term rentals by appointment. Call politics, so he found it easy to about as insane L calling either to teach in the Jacksonville sane or as our 669-9389 or CAPTN JACK, 349-4757. 7-5-28 cpntact the young wife of David school system. government's Indochinese war." #2-6585. 5 5 28 Eisenhower and COUPLE "When I read in the daughter of The other detendants WILL do ■ Origin :Dougiiboys gardening, cooking, related childcare, that her husband had been papers President Nixon, rkw¥ ' "ww. arraigned in addition to Berrigan She will be assigned to the luring the U.S.-Mexican services. Exchange: Summer assigned to a ship based at Atlantic Beach Elementary and Glick are: the Rev. Joseph T housing. 355 4824. x-2-5-26 Wenderoth, 35, of Baltimore.; Entry ■ur and of 1»46 members of the baked a mixture of rice in their PAINTING EXTERIOR. Free Maypart Naval Station and that she was interested in teaching, I thought if she's living here she School, just a few blocks from the garage apartment the young Try to explain that nun, Elizabeth McAlister, 31, Tarrytown, N.Y., and Mr. and a estimates. people already have rented in The tire hanging out of the rear Mrs. Ipfire ashes. It was their Grad experienced, references. Brighten students, might as well teach here," said the oceanfront town of Atlantic it arrived at that position. The accident window of the wrecked car leaves some question as to how Anthony Scoblick of I; hot meal after 48 hours up Supt. Cecil Hardesty. Beach. occurred on 1-496 at Jolly Road. Baltimore. Scoblic, 30, is a ■ your house for spring. former priest and his wife, 32, a fighting. The soldiers 349-4817. C He knew the Nixon family in The town is about 17 miles east State News photo by Milton Horst former lame known as doughboys, of downtown Jacksonville nun. lname that remained _ about two miles from and IflGIIT ■LEFT CONlEPTS fcugh World War I. Typing Service where Eisenhower's May port, Jou can become a "dough" ship, the lor girl when you let State TYPIST. BOOKKEEPING in guided missile cruiser Albany, is my Irs Classified Ads help get Spatial analysis home. Dictaphonework accepted. I some extra dollars. Make Pick up and - delivery, for faculty Now with the 6th Fleet in the Jt of things you no longer (^business. 655-3458. B-5-27 Mediterranean, the Albany is ■ and while they are still due home about the end of BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. July. |d sell them with low cost The young Eisenhower No job too large or too small couple is Basic research often Ads. To get in touch Block off campus. expected to move here about uncovers unforeseen complexities in The area itself is not new. The purpose of 332-3255. C that time. "This should be a real concepts thought to be simple. spending time and cash buyers . dial Take the concept of "front and money investigating it is to give researchers a consistent, 1-8255. TYPING, THESES Rapid and letters etc fine experience for us," said One of the first abstractions that the back," for example. statistically reliable idea of what constitutes "normal" behavior. accurate service. principal Ray Bailey when he growing child acquires is "Obviously jou can't understand pathological development e see us before you go home. Experienced. 393-4075. O heard the news. "The children a consistent understanding of the difference between front and Lion building barber and back, right? until you understand normal behavior," Harris said. teachers are quite excited Spatial analysis in the past has not been overly concerned with |lOP.C-5-26 THESES RUN (or only 7c per page. ing the about it. She is a real Not always. THE COPY SHOPPE, 541 celebrity." the "front-back" concept. Harris and Strommen believe this East athing, Nor do children ATGSB and GRE Board Grand River. Phone diet and meditati ,n uniformly transpose the concept of front and is because the concept has Kaplan tutoring classes 332-4222. , begin at 8 p.m. Thursday in Peoi y," Mrs. Eisenhower, a liberal arts back, as it applies to their own bodies or to other always been regarded as primitive — . C-5-5-28 objects. mastered even by preschoolers — and i being formed for June, July Chruch small gym in the basem graduate of Smith College in Lauren Harris, associate professor of psychology, and Ellen consequently would not For information, call yield the data on normative behavior that could be obtained, for ;« exams. Call ^1^ PROFESSIONAL Millie Stii Massachusetts last year, then Strommen, asst. professor of psychology, began to probe this area §1-6077 collect. 16-6-4 at 482-192#, decided to become about a example, from the study of "right-left." THESIS a teacher and year ago. PREPARATION took education The researchers have conducted three courses at In the studies using more than trade, it's known as "spatial analysis" and it involves 200 children, i lesson in complexion . IBM Typing Catholic University in equally divided between sexes, who were kCall lounge. understanding what people mean when they use terms like "up kindergarten through fourth grade students at a public school in 484-4519, Fast Michigan • Multilith Prlntlni iring s< Washington, D.C. and down," ad "right and left." the Lansing area. J 485-7197, Lansing Mall. . Hardbinding The Michigan |rle norman COSMETICS Institute Youth Politics In ■udios. c-5-27 Complitt Professional Thills Servlci fir will hold workshops to one study, which they reported at the recent meetings of the train researchers at 7:30 Mister Society for Research in Child House OKs s ind Doctoral Candidotis. Fru p.m. today Development in Minneapolis, the plan in C-101 Holmes Hall and 9 (rictiuri ind Cimiltitlin. Pliau Call children to unite p.m. were told toplaceadoll "in front of," "in back of" and feonu/s Personal Cliff and Paula Hau|hiy 337 1527 or 6277936 today in 34 Union. Workshops will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 106 "beside" another doll. Holden Hall and at 9 p.m. DIFFICULT TYPING SPECIALTY: Thursday In following the third direction in Brody Hall auditorium. they were consistent; technical, right-handed children generally placed the doll to the national volunteer groups tables, foreign right of the languages. Leave number: The i Studies Center will object doll and left-handed children placed it to the left. V YOU're not even 393-0486. 3-5-28 ture by Shahed Burki. worth ■ bananas Explanation of West But in decided where the front of the on sale. Happy 19th! object doll was, the the nineman TYPIST, EXPERIENCED. direction in which the doll's face was turned squad. complicated the Dissertations, theses, etc. Mary WASHINGTON (AP)- The The House vote came after responses of the children. Most of them used the doll's chest and Ann Lance, 626-6542. 0-5 26 retain their old identity in the House voted its stomach as the reference for approval (,|iree hours of "front," but a significant minority Tuesday of President Nixon s which debate during new corPs- used the face. TYPING - TERM papers and theses. pjan proponents Real Estate Electric typewriter, fast service. proposal to merge the Peace tha( the new agency would argued On the surface, it would Those using the face appear- that the only rationale were more often the older children, Call 349-1904. 18-6-4 Corps, VISTA and ot er eeting of the tern provi(je for more efficient and for the merger would be to bring particularly older girls. |THEAST ELEGANT 4 in East Lansin volunteer agencies in o a new effectjve management of federal - level featuring cozy PROFESSIONAL TYPIST seeks term Hall. A progres Action Corps. together all programs which have Harris and Strommen have concluded that the fepor| (h° e GI bill will volunteer programs. concept om, with charming papers, theses. Best rates, ()n b The vote was 224 to 131 a common theme of of "front-back" is much more speedy gjven antl the complex and subtle than here are 2 full baths, service. 351-4619. 19-6-4 organized. against a resolution to reject the volunteerism," said Thompson, previously thought, and any single test to determine how a child 3 room, chairman Chet Holifield, D - "But this rationale will not full basement Nixon administration plan. even should "normally" respond to "front-back" decisions Calif., of the Government is likely to _ --e room and 2 car COMPLETE THESES se.vice. If the Senate does not reject stand inspection." be misleading. Jached thisgarage. e To further Discount printing. IBM typing and the proposal, the reorganization operations committee, also said thp administration has lovely home, the binding of theses, resumes, given ous yard publications. Across from campus, niversity Radio Board. Petition plan becomes effective June 7. assurances has been that it had no B'essionally landscaped, , - lique terraced a beautifully and patio wooded corner below COPYGRAPH MAC Style and Grand Shop. SERVICES, River, Call lould be ervices Bldg. returned to 8 Studen Late Tuesday afternoon, the Senate Government Operations Committee voted 10 to 3 against jntention to de domestic and - emphasize the poverty volunteer State colleges K FHA program and VA terms, or 337-1666. C rejecting the plan. JWwill consider land contract. Holifield argued that the J Dave Swank, 882-3527 l''943- 1JPANY, Realtors. 4-5-27 HUBBELL REALTY or ANN BROWN:.Typing and multilith offset printing. Complete service for dissertations, theses, Taylor Report administration said it would seek $12 million more for VISTA to give it a budget of $45 million still exists for manuscripts, general typing. IBM. next POF MSU. A large old 21 years experience. 349-0850. C year and $8 million for nicely WASHINGTON (AP) - If you are having students. ■ home. 2 big lots. $39,500. (Continued from page one) other domestic volunteer Mm difficulty finding a seat at college don't overlook More than half the SARGENT, broker. |V programs. the nation's state replying institutions said ■28.1-5-26 college systems. they Transportation Rep Ogden R Reid R - N Y Although applications across the country art- are in a position to accept more qualified resident applications. ■LANSING, 1668 Linden. 3 Two of the six members also said he has been'told'that up 4 per cent there are indications that a number The 277 AASCU institutions, which account SHARE CAR expenses, Mexico. selected bv sekc;t?d ASMSU and COGS by. A-SM_SUJ four of the the White House will ask at the of state colleges have room for more students. for 27.3 per cent of the students must be women, and ?nd_ Leaving around June 14th. end of the week that the Peace seeking ■ries and Wildlife dub A survey by the American Association of bachelor degrees, attributed declines in 355-7915, 353-3281. 5-5-26 l 7 p.m. today ii 183 six must be nonwhite. Corps budget be increased from State Colleges and Universities predicted state applications outside California and the five lurces Bldg. Tli In addition to the selection of $72 million to $82 million or colleges would reject 54,865 qualified applicants MADISON RIDERS needed. Leave Eastern states to students applying to fewer but Recreation Thursday afternoon, back Sunday c"Sand student representatives to the million. said 82 per cent of the rejections would schools, lower draft calls, lack of student aid •The Wood-Puck's Academic Council, each college, occur in California, New York, New Jersey. night. 351-1307. 1-5-26 funds, tuition increases and declines in the *i" Opponents of the proposal, led Pennsulvania, Massachusetts and Connecticut. ■'ONBOARD PRESENTS department, and center "whose by Rep. Frank Thompson~Jr.,D national economy. work On the other hand, said AASCU, 134 of the concerns students, either iV'f": to London. Wanted N.J., argued that the plan 201 schools participating in the survey said they R fitte 9; 6/24 - 8/24. i Duplicate Bridge Cli graduate or undergraduate, shall WOuldn't improve efficiency expect to admit all qualified instate applicants Participating schools ahd received 421,642 W'twn " 9/11 $209; ■ 6/27 - ii. today in develop patterns for the because all the agencies would and 129 said the for out of applications as of April 1,. compared with 405, ■o t 8/9 ' 9/ 14' $199- the'T'ni. significant involvement of its same - - state 862 the year before. The duhwiU *9" Uledonia ■ <° Frankfurt, 8/1 -9/1, p indents in the decision-making n2 of ■ Airlines. Call by which policy is FROM COMMUNITY COLLEGE - T'77. C-5-26 Intramural Illdg. A Ii' i >>64 processes BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for formed." Olympic racing will he shown, and all positive. A negative, B negative the picnic tentatively The fe,PASSPORT group students of the various Photos and AB negative, $10.00. O scheduled to assemble '' 6 P " * '°n photos in 15 minutes - job 1 tr m r co"e8es< departments, centers negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Thursdayj ^e Mens Inmate an(j sch00ls are responsible for lfp'"A2HVAB„v,,M"L. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, aPhiJd HIES & PLAQUES anywhere. 21-6-4 507'/a East Grand River, East Lansing. Agove the new Campus Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 jp.m., *Friday. Monday, Thursday and Tuesday and Wednesday 1 The cookout at 6 attending Rodl,0 should me Burcham Drive, Apt. 74 will he held after the coo C|ub p.m. t< ill daV'it Tl749 'a ;out. have meeting a selecting their representatives in the councils and committees of their un't- To assist in implementing the bylaw revisions "as rapidly as to receive PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP)--It's a long road from being a burglar to teaching biology, but Harry Rudge is on his way. He reaches a degree Rudge said the change in his life began when he enrolled in a :$ ON DISPLAY p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C possible in an expeditious milestone Wednesday, college prison extension course in biology. :Duri oiuvny The Pri nenador trading his prison grays for cap and gown. "It wasn't that ft, '] Pric*t tor MOVING WEST Grad student and 7 to (V'Tirior'!)1 manner'" the Steering Rudge will be one of the first six inmates of Western State interesting when it started out," said Rudge, IH_. wuonti; ■ Purchamt wife will drive your extra car for ah inners 'are Committee will propose that the Correctional Institution to graduate from the "but halfway through I began to see where it might be applied in two-year real life, and that's when I really went off on a you this June. 337-9326, evenings. Secretary of the Faculties Community College of Allegheny County. He tangent." '{OrtSSIONAl incorporate the recent revisions enrolled under a Later, he moved "off campus" into the home of Neil tNOHAVINO 3-5-28 special prison program. °u* SPECIALTY Tl of the bylaws into the existing an associate Murphy, On June 14, though technically still a prisoner, Rudge plans to biology professor at the community college. Rudge was the only COUPLE NEEDS furnished, air illection document, enroll in Gannon College in Erie to work toward a bachelor's prisoner in the program allowed to live outside. conditioned apartment or house t 7 p.m. The committee also proposes degree and eventually a master's. Technically, he still is in prison awaiting a July 7 review of his for July. 337-7495. 2-5-26 ium. No that each college delegation to parole request. He wants to teach the Academic Council report in biology in college someday. Rudge maintains a grade average of 3.7 out of a possible ERRAND MAN. I'll try anything. Rudge, 30, a native of Canonsburg, is serving a 2' 4.0, >ers win writing to the Steering for escape, >5-year term and he is handling a heavier than average class load. His costs and P/ion# Light or heavy work. Call Ion. Committee burglary and larceny. He has been in and out of jail fees are paid by the state Vocational „ 332 1667 ii by January 1 for 12 years. Bureau of Rehabilitation. 351 3873. 3-5-27 regarding the progress of the "1 was considered Rudge said he doesn't think his future education or n Sporting Goods meet at one of those hostile inviduals that wouldn't be affected by his convict status. plans will colleges and departments in look at another APARTMENT IN married housing person's point of view," he said. "I haven't had for first 5 week term of summer '"rested L implementing the provisions of "Now I might not take the advice of difficulty facing people because I know what school. Call 1-631-5759. 5-6-1 the participation report. a little closer." authority, but 1 look at it they're probably thinking and I can compensate for it." Rudge said. 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Air base riot tied to TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Tuesday. A base spokesman said He invited anyone with A base spokesman, Lt. Dale 'racial dilemma automatic weapons and Vietnam and elsewhere in Asia, "the stated obierf but no shots It has about 10,500 personnel, 1 °f fr(*int Calif. (AP) — Maj. Gen William 25 of those held were white, the grievances to talk to him, saying, Wilson, said damage was bayonettes rifles hnvnnottes rifles but no shots All those Involved in the two black men G. Moore, senior officer for this others black. "My door is open." estimated at about $5,000. were fired and no tear gas used. isorders arrested Sunday had transport base for It was the third and largest At the height of the disorders He said the fire apparently Fighting among the men was disorders were regular base were regular base Col. John ' RiaL ersonnel, notnot transients, transients, Wilson Vietnam, said Tuesday that a outbreak in three nights. There Monday night, a civilian fireman set but was not linked mostly with fists but with some clubs and thrown rocks, a personnel, said. Wilson commandant blacks moved out i Ju%,the b melee involving about 600 men ere numerous minor injuries, died of what the Air Force said directly to the fighting. or Monday night "related to the Moore, commanding the was an apparent heart attack Some 300 air police and 78 spokesman said. Several Wilson and the base civilian baseball field desnit ? m'arb> 1 U.S. racial dilemma." 22nd Air Force, which is while fighting a fire which swept officers called in from Napa and windows were broken by thrown public information officer, Herb two black nfii,.',, 0rts bv Air police and civilian officers headquartered at Travis, told a a bachelor officers' quarters the Solano County sheriffs' Prouty, described the fighting as them. diss""J ended the fighting in about three news conference that while the building. Originally, the death offices and other nearby towns This huge base, 45 miles , -- spontaneous thing." They did uiu hours with the arrest of 135 trouble was racially related, he was attributed to smoke quelled the disturbance shortly northeast of San Francisco, is followed, however, a Saturday detention quarter hTh the men knew of no specific black inhalation. Another fireman after 11 p.m. the chief air transport depot for night incident on the base in white enlisted men w Severi1 which two women's Air Force beaten All but 89 were freed grievances. suffered facial burns. The officers brandished troops and material to and from and a general m„i„. meiee ensued. blacks beat up a u>hit« ki.nb. ----- uial' white WAF. — • . . The information (X Prouty identified the white the two black oirtc l*' WAF as Airman 1C. Christine beaten Miss O'Maiim! ^ IN SCHOOL# SHOPPING Ufirlilnnnrl 0*Malley of Bridgeport, He said she was treated at the Prtnt, Conn : . .. . ' tfllfoi. when they were!> base hospital and returned to thro, objects from the Wap k"""'"'! aids Chico duty. windows into b Group th, He and Wilson said there was below.The information11 officen scuimng auu fist scuffling and nsi fighting ugiumg among denied denied reports that w black and white men at an invaded the WAF bar enlisted men's club a little late' The dead j fireman. JamesT few Saturday night. Marshberger, Chicano students seeking a higher education need no longer to need, there are very Chicanos and American Indians realization attending that the costs of information about programs in given to all migrants desiring college would be higher education to Chicanos in higher education, a Further fighting broke out in Napa, 47, of nearlj a men's barracks Sunday night, go shopping for the school that applying for admission. This prohibitively high for their junior and senior high schools. in which Knlf dozen men base. The injured 'fcmln " a not identified, best suits their needs. problem stems, Gamez says, families'income. As a result, the Graduate students are also A Michigan migrant himself suffered minor injuries. While Michigan's new Assoc. of from the fact that the vast 9th through 11th grade Chicano being actively sought, Gamez for 15 years, Gamez serves on The Monday night outbreak 1 the base returned Chicanos for College Admissions majority of these students early drop out rate in Michigan is 67 explained, to provide guidance the La Raza Citizen's Advisory normal operations Tuesday (ACCA) is specifically designed in their schooling are directed percent." for incoming undergraduates and Committee to the State Board of began at a base snack bar, with security police guarded tit blacks and whites throwing salt to coordinate minority student into vocational tracks. While working to effectively to encourage advanced study. Education. He previously served burned „..:j barracks and shakers and tableware. evidence , . placement. "Also, Chicano students are place Chicano students in Efforts are also being directed MSU as an instructor in the Moore said he was told that elsewhere Cofounded by a Chicano generally not college oriented colleges, the ACCA is also toward changing the out-of-state College of Education and the were permitted to coir admissions counselor at MSU. due, in large measure, to their concerned with getting status, with its additional fees. Center for Urban Affairs. blacks had gathered there with as usual. Jose Gamez, ACCA is composed of admissions personnel from eight state institutions in Michigan --MSU, University of Michigan, Wayne State University. Western Michigan THRIF T-MART BRINGS YOU University, Eastern Michigan University, Central Michigan With wj IlPlp | rising costs, every University, Delta College and Oakland University. Gamez important students little recruitment emphasizes that it is to and reach not minority to become a allow DISCOUNT PRICES effort helps to keep room and competitive race or merely board from going even higher. ° that despjte efforts ... ON PREMIUM QUALITY PRODUCE, MEAT & GROCERIES State News by Doug Bauman tQ Qffer financiaj aic] according plus WEEKLY BONUS SPECIALS & T MART EXTRAS! Students surveyed on political alienation By BECKIE HANES when those wishing to uphold State News Sports Writer these American ideals are A questionnaire investigating considered "dirty American political alienation circulated idealists," he said, randomly to more than 800 The eight-page questionnaire undergraduates has reached a 77 was mailed out April 28 per cent return rate, Bert xclusively to undergraduate Kobayashi, Delaware, Ohio, students. Kobayashi considers graduate student and project the 77 per cent return rate high coordinator, said recently. for a mail questionnaire. Kobayashi said he chose the Some questions involving topic of political alienation school alienation are he realized that the political included in the questionnaire culture among college students Kobayashi hopes to find a has changed drastically in the correlation between the two past few years. Also, the term types of alienation. "political alienation" and its subcategories are "thoroughly ambiguous concepts," SN corrects Kobayashi said. In the results of the survey, /' Kobayashi discover said if the he hopes to jDQDGI S HQfT70S political alienation as he conceptionalizes The committee members really exists. involved in the report to "Political alienation University College concerning thoroughly misused explanation student participation were for too many things," Kobayashi incorrectly reported in the State said. "It's an emotionally News Monday, appealing explanation." The committee included The various concepts of the Macel Ezell, asst. professor of term contribute to "fuzzy American thought and language, thinking," Kobayashi added. Mary Tomkins, The American system is in associate professor of American trouble if it does not have thought and language; Charles idealists or the demonstrative Scarborough, asst. professor of students wanting to reach the natural science; Allen Stiles, political norm. Kobayashi Lincoln Park senior, and Roland commented. The paradox occurs Williams, Detroit freshman. How about an opposing view? READ "Should Evolution Be Taught?' by Dr. John N.^loore Professor of Natural Science 15 each Student Book Store 421 E. Grand River Across from Olin