Tuesday a fool be made servicable MICHIGAN Warmer STATE NEWS rdingto ' 9 his folly. -Joseph Conrad STATE . . .with a chance of precipitation. High in the mid UNIVERSITY 64 Number 8 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 18, 1972 'Mtm rWKEH' Dollar slumps to new low on LONDON (AP) — The dollar new European exchanges lows in Europe Monday amid slumped to that devaluation a month ago had failed to signs Dealers here and the dollar decline on was the Continent said evidence that the "may just turn out to have before the next crisis." been a reprieve gold. They said doubts about prospects had added to the bill's the dollar's Washington agreement of Dec. 18, which The Washington package "was not the weakness. restore confidence in U.S. included devaluation, had been only currency. partly final answer to the dollar's The dollar hit its lowest levels since problems," a The U.S. Congress reassembles Tuesday. successful in resolving the international Swiss devaluation in Britain, West banking source said. It had been expected to receive by next Germany and monetary crisis. In London, where the dollar selling was month the bill that would Switzerland during the day. It was below "There is just not enough confidence in ratify the Dec. particularly heavy, foreign exchange 18 devaluation announcement. But parity in Germany, but still above the the dollar to keep it from dealers predicted the dollar would remain delays falling," a in related trade talks could hold danger level that could threaten another German source said. Last month's weak until the U.S. Congress passes the up devaluation. submission of the bill to Congress by the agreement in Washington, he predicted, necessary bill to devalue the dollar agianst Nixon administration. Treasury Secretary John B. Connally has said the devaluation measure will not go to Supreme hear Congress until there is evidence of trade concessions from America's major commercial partners — the Canadians, the Europeans and the Japanese. So far only the talks with the Canadians and the Japanese appear to be making school integration case progress. Similar discussions European Common Market stalled. with nations The uncertainty about the devaluation the are WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme bill is only one sign that the Dec. 18 Court set the stage Monday for its first workers to gain the help of the Equal Washington agreement has not worked as full-scale inquiry into school segregation Employment Opportunity Commission Well as originally hoped. when they have failed to win what (hi tin* outside the South. they It was supposed to restore confidence in I San Francisco longshoremen waterfront resumed their strike Acting on an appeal by the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, the court Acting on another civil rights front, the court removed a "procedural technicality" want from state agencies. The high court also ruled that members the dollar and reverse the flow of American funds overseas. An Associated Press survey Monday after announced it would look at the school that the government said was hampering of a United Mine Workers reform long negotiations failed. The strike affects 24 West Coast ports situation in Denver, a large city with thousands of blacks who are complaining movement should be allowed to participate of major European capitals showed Monday that so far this has not happened. ",000 union members. sizable black and Spanish - speaking about job discrimination. The 7-0 ruling,delivered by Justice Potter in a government suit to overturn the election of UMW president W. A. Before devaluation, the dollar was AP Wirephoto minorities. "Tony" considered overvalued. It was exchanged Stewart made it easier for minority Lower federal courts have granted the Boyle. abroad for stronger currencies in two minority groups some desegregation hopes that they would go up, as related to the action, but the fund, speaking for them, xkworkers contends it is not enough. They want about a dozen more of the city's 117 dollar, in any realignment. This is what happened Dec. 18. public schools deeply integrated. The Supreme Court's desegregation Lawyers ask court Speculators were then expected to take their profits in West German marks and other stronger currencies, moving dollars West Coast decisions have come against a background of Southern laws separating the races in the back toward the United States. But the survey showed there is no sign of any such public schools. to end death penalty movement. JrANCISCO (AP) - West Coast Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Denver and Colorado never have had On the contrary, Europeans appear to be i went out on strike again Union (ILWU), wanted settlement terms such laws, but the fund and the minority holding other currencies and refusing to J morning on the order of Harry retroactive to Nov. 14, the start of Phase 2 families it represents will argue that Denver buy dollars at current exchange levels. (their 70 • year • old leader who of the Nixon administration's school officials pursued segregation policies WASHINGTON (AP) - The evolving economy Their thinking appears to be either that J the face of threatened federal control plan. He said the PMA wanted the national conscience must govern the in the way they built the schools, arranged the dollar could be eventually devalued again contract to take effect on ILWU member attendance zones and bused white children. meaning of the Eighth Amendment in or that in any subsequent monetary crisis | started marching again in the ratification. The civil rights organization takes the condemning capital punishment, lawyers Aiken's case presented the broadcast leading to floating exchange rates again the >: ports closed down last year in Edmund Flynn, contended Monday in asking the Supreme challenge to the dealth penalty. His PMA president, later position this is just as unconstitutional as dollar probably would weaken further. la\ strike halted Oct. 6 by a Taft - told newsmen the only issue the way Southern school officials acted out Court to declare the death penalty attorneys said they make no claim that the outstanding is unconstitutional. death penalty should not apply to their Even allowing for technical factors, there injunction. disagreement over a proposed $1 - a - ton old segregation laws. still are indications that the eekend negotiations with J. "The death penalty is virtually triple - murder defendant if indeed the Washington royalty on container cargo. Denver has about 97,000 public school package of Dec. 18 has not worked as had ICounts, chief federal mediator Counts, who had repeatedly warned that children. About 20,000 have Chicano last unanimously repudiated by the conscience penalty is found to be constitutional. been expected. prt, broke off at the 8 a.m. strike of contemporary society," argued Stanford the Nixon administration will ask Congress names and about 14,000 are blacks. For one thing, devaluation was supposed ur. University law professor Anthony G. The lawyers in Furman's case made the . to halt the resumed strike, left the The court will set a date for an oral to make U.S. goods cheaper and thus e House said Monday it would Amsterdam. same general arguments but said there are bargaining without making any new argument later, with a ruling expected by The high court increase American exports and help remove ress for legislation to end the set up the historic indications Furman is mentally ill and that comment. the end of June. Monday's announcement the U.S. balance of payments deficit. But iWest Coast dock confrontation over the Constitution by to submit him to the death strike. Bridges said Counts had made it "very, said nothing about the issues involved. It penalty the AP survey showed that so far there has ■House press secretary Ronald L. very clear" there will be some legislative noted only that Justice Byron R. White accepting the appeals of four cases, two for "without mental examination would been no pronounced increase in European Ind labor undersecretary Laurence murder and two for rape, in which the constitute cruel and unusual punishment. action. had disqualified himself and gave no demand for U.S. goods since devaluation. n made clear in a briefing that defendants were condemned to death. Bridges said there was agreement in reason. A k action would be sought but principle on a $1 -a- ton royalty to be paid At the same time, the court turned down ruling on the issue is expected before t say what the specific form by shippers on cargo containers not an appeal by black parents from Newark the court term ends in June. It will directly WHITE UNDECIDED affect nearly 700 condemned men and worked by ILWU members in a 50 - mile and Jersey City, N.J. who wanted black leak came on basic issues of cargo women on death rows in 34 states. off • dock /one. and white children moved across city lines 1 handling and a work guarantee He explained to reduce the Forty-one states and the federal there was agreement in heavy black concentration in government still have the death penalty. ■0 West Coast dockers, land Pacific Maritime Association principle also on a PMA guarantee of 36 hours of weekly work or pay for all urban schools. Only Justice William O. Douglas dissented from the court's 8-1 The high court often has considered capital cases but only on individual, Hartmon | officials said the talks would registered longshoremen. refusal to hear the dispute. procedural grounds. I No time was announced. The Bridges said the difference developed on The blacks contended that the state's The sole question before the court now is 2nd i could PMA insistence that the royalty revenue be come by request of system itself violates the rights of black |e or Counts. in out of time," a weary looking used to finance the work guarantee. The union, he said, contended at $5.2 - children since the school districts are drawn along city and county lines. The whether the death penalty constitutes the "cruel and unusual punishment" which is term paid at a news conference in the prohibited by the Eighth Amendment. By BARBARA PARNESS said in a phone interview. "I do want to million annual work guarantee court affirmed dismissal of their complaint R PMA board Amsterdam, arguing for the two murder State News Staff Writer room, scene of the commitment by PMA be spent first before by U.S. district court in New Jersey. run. I'm hoping to seek the nomination." defendants, suggested that the test is I bargaining session. any royalty revenue was used for this Douglas, in dissenting, said: "The black whether the punishment would be Trustee Frank Hartman, D - Flint, said Hartman is employed at the Genesee * willing to stop the clock and students in this case want nothing more Monday he will seek a second term on the County Regional Drug Abuse Commission acceptable to the general conscience and MSU Board of Trustees in November. [providing is PMA was willing to than to receive the same quality of standards of decency if applied generally. Clair White, D - Bay City, the other in Flint. retroactive. They were not," dispute jurisdiction over loading education from our public school as is While White claims not to have thought His own answer was no. trustee whose term expires in December. about his candidacy, James McNeeley, unloading cargo containers in warehi enjoyed by the whites. To deny them that The death penalty, he said, is rarely ''d his International and freight stations. 1972, said he hasn't given serious Democratic party state chairman, said equality is to sanction the dispensation of applied and then only to minority consideration to the question of re - Monday he has discussed the trustee members, the powerless, "The personally election. election "superficially" ugly and socially unacceptable." with White. He said "Unless time brings about a he has not discussed the election with Amsterdam appeared for Ernest James disqualification because of residence or Hartman. speak to board Aikens Jr., who was convicted of murder in ipas to [I occupation, I am hoping to run," Hartman have McNeeley said he expects White to difficulty winning the nomination at the state party convention "I think there's a feeling in August. in the party that Mr. White has not been an outstanding faculty pay list policy By S.A. SMITH Repas said he will continue in the University channels in his effort to obtain the transcript of the council meeting, but if all representative of the party or an outstanding member of the board of trustees," McNeeley said. Several trustees contacted said they expect both Hartman and White to seek re internal methods are exhausted, he may go to court. - election. Don Stevens, D • Okemos, said I State News Staff Writer he has "heard that there are some Repas' Committee for a Rational Pay Policy mailed the salary rhhaha; ow the publicized faculty pav list will be schedules to all MSU faculty members because they contend that attractive alternative candidates." rfrustS ' Whe" Bob R Repas aPPpars before th(' anything which is an official action by an elected public official is "Some of the names I've heard are excellent," Stevens said. public information. Kmkt!^r °f labor and industrial relations and chairman Repas said the since faculty salaries cannot go into effect until One man who has discussed the ■ last te distributed the controversial salary they have been approved by the board of trustees and since the One of nine persons died in this possibility of running for the board of ■on ■ ,10 tn ,[m; received permission last week to make a turstees are elected officials, faculty pay lists are public living of Flint home that trustees with McNeeley is John Bruff, a ^be trustees. information. room a Macomb County lawyer and MSU alumnus. lev:!''?1-"round three points: "This is like the board saying that they have awarded a contract was consumed by fire Sunday Bruff is chairman Democratic party. oi' He the Macomb County I intern^ r yarding an open pay list to Company X to build an all - events building but not telling morning. Five others died in a was the Democratic- candidate for lieutenant governor in 1966. ■dri la-.las) ,„. n of the ine results ol the facult of tne lacuny j«.'» who the company is or how much it will cost," Repas said bedroom directly overhead. ition(J,?rn! bv thp Faculty Affair; and Faculty Monday. AP Wirephoto "I'm giving it some consideration. I was .fffo Unto i ^ FA FCC) interested in the job in 1966. I'm still greatly interested. It's a question of •"d true™ tH)lk"y 011 publicizing pa\ lists should be. He added that approval of faculty salaries is an area over which whether 1 have the time to devote to this," r ■separjtf. i!ir,oA„Wh,t"'0 *971, meeting of the Academic fr*"i1 weri: Unincll the faculty have no control. The board of trustees have Bruff said Monday. ■ "°ns He said his decision to run will not be involving the release of the faculty pay jurisdiction over the secrecy of the pay list. "The board has an obligation to make this public," he said. influenced by whether or not White and I *Se2!,8letter to Madison Kuhn, secretary of the Repas said he would like to see the board develop a list of guidelines to coverfacultysalaries and to answer such questions as Hartman are candidates for the board Bruff was chairman of the MSU Alumni Puritm \vhila,,transcriPt the part of the council 'How much is a promotion worth?' .Assn. committee established in 1970 to t®de the The guidelines. In jf re ri>derick a w ohm moUon- D. Williams, chairman of the Repas said, should also investigate the many different health screen Democratic candidates for the board of trustees. The Alumni Assn. is currently r for Duhii reT°nse- told plans for University employes. Repas thai transcripts are He said that there art' about six different health plans and if just organizing committees to screen ifure the £ Repas said Monday thai he will one plan were used. University employes would either get more Republican and Democratic trustee B"1 to ProvMifu Con>mittee Jan. 24 to ask them to candidates in 1972. I Po^ehln, with the transcript. coverage for the same price or benefit from a lower cost. Tuesday, januai 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan m. n [associated] news Bus plan too costly, aide say the charter service that the G |. press J By KAREN ZURAWSKI Adding the faculty and staff members to the 50, Neils said, because of the experience Unive^ I State News Staff Writer student population increases the possible bus "in some areas, the buses would have to run element Installing a fixed route system summary A comprehensive bus system subsidized by all members of the academic community, including population to nearly 60,000 people, Neils said, every minute," he added. "There would be Neils figures that half of themwould use the congestion of buses bumper to bumper, system which is not fair to the other half who Neils pointed out that if cars were banned from minibuses to replace the present transit options rejected by Neils 0n« From the wjre« of AP and UPI. students, faculty and staff, is not feasible, Max According to Neils a fixed route „ Neils, manager of automotive services, said pay and don't use it. campus, buses would have an easier time moving, "I'm sure many would object to it," he said, and traffic could be divided between buses, bikes system would not be viable on campu-T recently. "The system is permanent "It's impractical. There would be too many He referred to the State News policy of and walking. However, he was uncertain how this and modified with shifts in the people for the buses," he declared. refunding a $1 to nonreaders as a possible option could be worked out and cited public acceptance ijVjn„ c in this area, though he cautioned that no study as an important factor to be considered, commented. 11 Increased congestion on campus and the high Neils thinks the present bus cost of maintaining such a system are two big has been done concerning such a practice. problems, Neils said. To handle the in,^ rlder»Wp tte bu^t how much the flexible. "We can put extra notice extra people," he said. buses I "The black students in this case Presently, 25 per cent of the students ride the want nothing more than to receive bus, or approximately 10,000 people a term. operating neei of^24 operatin^^eet1 01 buse^to between STS! "I*. b'u." .yste* would everyone, he did ^ jncreased COsts in capital and operational "The fixed route system is not versatile," he added. "We very exne cannot 1 the same quality of education areas that would have to be met. charter at all." from our public school as is In addition to the purchase of more buses, Neils noted that with minibuses Women's oi enjoyed by the whites." Justice William O. Douglas vote which cost approximately $35,000 each, a new garage would also have to be built to house the increased fleet. buses, the price of the driver is the favors the larger size over the mini becal more customers you carry, the "Buses have to be housed inside, and shouldn't lower a See story page 1. be scattered all over campus," he explained. According to Neils "the garage could run up to IRA in Chilean el $1.5 million." Based on previous term totals of having The campus in 1964 has bus system which been experiencing w j T guerrillas escape approximately 10 more bus drivers than buses, passengers the last few years. Indication term fit the pattern Neils said, Neils also estimated that 62 drivers would be and several reasons for this term's Seven internees suspected of being Irish Republican SANTIAGO Chile I AP) — The Unitv government popularity tests for President needed at salaries between $8,000 and $9,000. decline the tight economy and the increased Army (IRA) guerrillas made a daring break from the women's vote was the decisive Men and women vote separately Salvador Allende's programs to "There is a distinct possibility of u^ng^udenta bus pass. co prison ship Maidstone Monday night, in Belfast, N. factor in stunning victories for in Chile. The men's returns gave "open the door to socialism in who are eligible as drivers, Neils noted referring Two other factors that could account J the anti - Marxist opposition in Olivares 40,770 votes to 37,755 Chile, sent anti - Marxists into to other university who use student drivers. Ireland, overpowering guards and swimming across Belfast harbor. Chile's special congressional votes for Moreno. But the the streets to celebrate and the However he added that to switch from the decline are the ever-growing bike the emphasis on health which focuses populnj elections women gave Moreno 39,856 Allende Cabinet into a special union standpoint, would be very difficult. as a better way to keep fit, Neils said. on British troops hastily sealed off the Roman Catholic votes to only 27,568 for meeting. Neils would also prefer not to use students for Markets Area district near the docks where the escapees, Final returns showed Monday Olivares. still clad only in swim trunks, abandoned a hijacked bus. that women tipped the scales for In Linares, Diez, 47, a former Christian Democrat Rafael All traffic out of Belfast was halted and massive traffic jams began building up south and east of the city. Six Moreno in his successful deputy, received 29,990 votes in this agricultural region to 21, STORES MEET REGULATIONS senatorial contest in the hundred British troops ringing the Markets Area moved 165 votes for Maria Eliana Mery, provinces of O'Higgins and a 34 in and reports of shooting filtered from the area. - year - old housewife who Colchagua south of this capital. was the government candidate. Violence rocks campus They also gave lawyer Sergio Diez, a member of the right - wing National party, an Mer brother, an agrarian reform official, became a leftist hero in Linares after he was clubbed to Freeze prices posted overwhelming victory over a Leftist his for death^n «n the exp1969 while taking opnation part (>f a fann retailers around the counter, pulled out two books risk fines of up to $5,000 or could be charged duJ Police battled students at Madrid University Monday woman House in race deputy in the province of from a National party member. JMg ^^ ^ ^ Qf freeze ^ ^ ,eve, Qf ^ and placed them on , customers> ,awsuits. table in the rear of the store. The regulation originally Aug. 15 to Nov 13 price? Base prices for all foodl in Madrid in the worst campus violence in three years, _ Linares, about 2UU miles south and the sprawling university all but shut down. oi Santiago. RetUrns from male voters gave prices in compliance with a Price The Price Commission applied to all businesses, but a must be listed. For other) Scores of students were injured as police smashed Djez 14 617 votes to 12,642 Commission regulation that the regulation has been in force new ruling, announced Saturday, retailers must list the 1 Moreno, 36, an agronomist votes for Ms. Mery. This small Internal Revenue Service will technically since Jan. 2, but limits the posting requirement to selling 40 things in 1 them to the ground. More than 100 were reported who headed agrarian reform margin of victory was begin enforcing today. Some retailers were given until Jan. 17 retailers with over $200,000 in department or the goodsi arrested. Dozens of others had their identification cards programs in the previous considerably expanded by shopkeepers said, however, that tocomply. revenues. The $200,000 accounted for half of IkI] taken by police for possible future action. Christian Democrat government, women's returns which gave the customers didn't seem very In the interim, the IRS has requirement applies to central sales dollars in the dt The violence erupted when medical students, many of received 77,611 votes in Diez 15,373 votes, almost interested. been checking businesses and companies ■ not to individual whichever is less. them Sunday's balloting, compared to double the 8,523 votes by An Associated Press spot giving advice and warnings, stores in a chain, for example. The list can be in thefo suspended in an academic disagreement with the 68,338, votes for Socialist women for Ms. Mery. check of stores in major cities Starting Tuesday, retailers in What must be listed are base book or pamphlet, the IF university administration, attempted to stage a Hector Olivares, 48, a deputy The big victory for the showed the degree of violation of the regulation will prices - the highest prices that but it must be displayed demonstration. and union leader who was the opposition in the two elections, compliance varied: some shops the customer can find it «i| Police reinforcements on foot and on horseback candidate of the leftist Popular which were regarded as had easily readable, prominently having to ask a store en. poured onto the medical college campus clubbing anyone that looked suspect. Mounted policemen with displayed price lists, others posted the information in Antiwar co All businesses covered regulation must post the si hi obscure areas where customers IRS said, whether then three foot leather clubs chased and beat several poeple. - don't normally go. raised prices o The number of injured was not known. The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State Some of the retailers University, is published every class day during Fall, Winter to LJ II/~l rll'm interviewed said they were •#-/■* An IRS sPokesn»l Kennedy removes name and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. confused about the exact nature of the commission regulation and others said that customers I ' r"% %JI I plan r"I I U !5 V ICCIAriC U JO I L/ I I disc Washington said that i period between Jan. 2 id 17, some 36,000 posting® Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Association, Michigan Press Association, hadn't even asked about the The The Student Student Mobilization Committee (SMC), a campus - based had been made, lie said| lists. group opposing the Vietnam War, will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. agents would Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press A spokesman for Neiman - today in the ASMSU Board Room of the Student Services Tuesday to begin the| Association. Massachusetts, removed his name Marcus, the Dallas - based Building to plan its upcoming discussion groups on the war. enforcement. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial Monday from the ballot for Florida's and business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., department store, said the price Hie discussion groups are being planned for the week of Tet, Michigan lists had been issued two weeks Feb. 14 -17, the lunar new year, a holiday in Vietnam, Most of the retailers J presidential primary, saying "without State University, East Lansing, Michigan. qualification that I am not now and ago and placed on reception and A spokesman for the SMC said that the Pentagon has predicted ready for the IRS agents. I service desks on each floor. a large communist offensive during this period and he said his Jordan Marsh, a F do not intend to become a candidate Phones: "They're not being consulted group feels that students should be aware of the facts in the case department store, had pri for president at the News 355-8252 upcoming Classified Ads much by the customers, but of an allied step up in the war. inside clear plastic «r 355-8255 nominating convention." they're there," he said. hanging on pillars in it Advertising 353-6400 In Boston, an S. S. Pierce Co. The discussion groups will be held in each of the complexes on Kennedy was one of 12 Democrats every department. The lis&l Business Office 355-3447 listed by Florida Secretary of State supermarket had no list when campus. They will include a slide show on the Vietnam war and printed on leg Photographic 355-8311 first checked. Asked if a list was lectures from representatives of the Veterans for Peace paper. Richard Stone for the March 14 posted, the manager said, "It is organization. primary. Kennedy said at the time of now," walked to a courtesy The lectures will especially focus on the air war and will also include At Strawbridge and Clodl Stone's announcement that he would a question and answer segment. Philadelphia department! file an affidavit removing his name By educating the student population about some of the facts of signs with red letters anS from the ballot. the war, SMC members feel they may be better able to organize high were posted bjl RICHARD and unite any future protests against the war. elevator telling customers■ Any faculty members interested in speaking at the discussion prices are attached tol TV violence not at fault groups or anyone interested in planning and participating are registers." \ BRAUTIGAN invited to attend the meeting today. Walter Hoving, chairmd Tiffany's the New YorkjJ A government store, said a large «T - funded study cautiously concluded displayed in a case or Monday in Washington that televised crime and violence floor and lists the contribute in only a small way to violence in America. items in each department"! Revenge of the Lawn is the title story in this marvelous collection Critics quickly sought to place a whitewash label on he of 62 stories from Richard Brautigan whom the Hudson Review findings. r "The evidence, more accurately the difficulty of calls "One of the most gifted innovators in our literature." Brautigan is the author of four novels and seven books of poetry, Modi finding evidence, suggests that the effect is small compared with many other possible causes, such as including Trout Fishing in America, The Abortion: An Historical Romance 1966 and Rommel Drives on Deep into Egypt — all your stio parental attitude or knowledge of an experience with the real violence of our society," said the surgeon among the most widely read books in America. can't stop] general's Scientific Advisory Committee on Television and Social Behavior. we'll slot Industrial production gains Industrial production scored a solid gain in December, signalling a possible quickening of the nation's economic pulse, the Federal Reserve Board said Monday in Washington. The board said its Industrial production Index, one of the major economic indicators, rose by 0.7 per cent last A) month, with almost half of the increase reflecting a recovery in coal production from an industrywide strike. The report, however, still showed that the economy is JK1- suffering from considerable slack and that output of the nation's factories, mines and utilities is rising less than would be expected during a strong economic recovery. $4 million goes to training REVENGE OF I NORFOKMS N THE LAWN FREE The U.S. Labor Dept. has agreed to provide $4 million plus book lot' Writ"- to train 3,000 unemployed persons living in low - I Pharmae.al Co.. "''I'1.. | ' wlch. N.Y. 13H1 .r» . income area of Detroit, Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., cover malllnK »»<> h,,nd announced I Nnmn Monday in Washington. I Street The program will be administered by the mayor's Cloth, $5.95; Touchsten istijne paper, $1.95 City — — Committee on Human Resources Development as part SIMON AND» S»: SCHUSTER I State of the year - long Concentrated Employment Program (CEP). 'mNSffi&gr j The Norwich Ih" ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 18, 1972 3 HEAVY VIET AIR ACTION U.S. planes bomb supply lines SAIGON (AP) — U.S. in more than three months. The North Vietnamese gunners one SAM site and one seven-day "high point" of warplanes attacked across wide regional commander warned of fired three surface to air missiles areas of Indochina in antiaircraft artillery radar site activity which allied officers say a massive an enemy buildup in coastal SAMS - at American planes, is aimed at ■ were believed destroyed, disrupting South campaign Monday to blunt an Binh Dinh Province that could and the escorts fired back twice Vietnam's pacification and Enemy forces launched anticipated North Vietnamese presage an offensive before the at the enemy's antiaircraft another 20 small-scale ground Vietnamization r-~o programs. This — • »». offensive. U.S. officers said it Tet lunar new year celebration defenses with air to ground assaults and terror attacks across raised the number of enemy was one of the heaviest days of in mid-February missiles. The U.S. Command said South Vietnam to sustain a attacks to 190 during the air action since autumn. The heavy bombing campaign seven-day period. Scores of B52 heavy bombers brought retaliatory strikes from Despite the upsurge in both air and smaller Navy and Air Force tactical aircraft mounted than 200 strikes against more the North Vietnamese who trying to keep open are their only State funding and ground fighting, the U.S. Command continued making North supply line to the South. large troop cuts and turning over Vietnamese supply routes and U.S. fighters escorting bases to the South Vietnamese. depots ranging from the bombers beginning of the Ho Chi Minh northern part of the trail trail along the Laos - North on raids against the exchanged missile fire with sought for The Command said American strength in Vietnam dropped to 148,000 last week, a cut of (UPI) The State Board of court rulings with regard to the Plowed Vietnam southward border 255 miles to its exit near North Vietnamese antiaircraft defenses along the North - Education said Monday it will unconstitutionality of local 5,900 men over the - previous r central South Vietnam. set up a series of meetings with property taxes as the major week. President Nixon has Vietnamese border near the Ben lawmakers and gubernatorial source for school financing, ordered strength reduced to Js truck out in front, this youngster contributes his effort to the task of snow removal, ""'ds in South Vietnam's Karai pass, a key entry point to aides to develop a plan providing together with expected early 139,000 by Feb. 1, and to (ably thinks of operating the real thing someday. central lowlands highlands and coastal the supply network 35 to 45 for full state funding for school action by the Michigan Supreme 69,000 by May 1. Despite the State News photo by Donald Sak were the heaviest miles north of the demilitarized reported by the U.S. Command zone. districts. Court on a suit along these lines, continuing withdrawal, more "Needless to say recent federal provides a great boost toward reaching agreement," said John Porter, superintendent of public killed when enemy gunners raked his helicopter supporting iton' instruction. editor hits a Porter said full agreement over plan might be accomplished within 30 days Gov. Milliken is circulating ^"th Vietnamese operations 17 mi'es southwest of Da Nang. jy JUDY YATES on the wording or content of the further comment on the timi _ i i. . . . • • . petitions to place on the general L News Staff Writer publication during the eight prior to the hearing. HiJrihnHnn i distribution of thLthese /"i College." materials UnivcrsUy or the Honors the distribution of the materials election ballot the question of [ditor and staff of the months work on the publk ation The request states that in i as an Honors College removing local property taxes an Honors College was underway, he could not letter dated Dec. 29 fi!r Honors « r nrns°rs!.ip College would not be ? K in u the same recluest letter also states that in publicaton." for school support. It's expected i, filed a request for a authorize the distribution of the Blackington informed Pace that Blackington said The crux of the request hinges a statewide income tax hike t h st interest of the taht he "would not authorize Section 6.3.2 of the [ with the Student - materials as an Honors College on Acad ic Freedom Report WOuld make up for the lost Judiciary Monday, publication. revenue. I Frank H. Blackington, which guarantees full freedom of "Blackington locked the 3,500 I of the Honors College, copies of the cover and the title korship of the magazine, page in his basement at home Tequest was filed by Christmas Eve," Charles face, Detroit senior and Massoglia, counselor for the Mujib offered content and editorial policy to all publications funded by the University. "The refusal of a University Protdn Qo If the "Piton"; David staff, said Monday. "The rest of administrator to allow the pck, East Lansing senior the 26 pages are in the basement n d, editor; Kiiby Milton, N.Y., senior and Japher and Clayton of Eustace Hall." Blackington said Monday that the "unusable portion" of the to Pakistani President Zulfikar keep chief of staff. Pakistan „ . j completion of publication and distribution of a University publication staffed and edited by students, oversteps the bounds half price lian, Grand Rapids "Piton" is locked up in his .. All Bhutto said Monday he . . „ ,. „ -. Radio Pakistan quoted Bhutto . n. h,e. Bh«tt°' would step aside 0f advice and counsel guaranteed gladly if I were considered to be by Article 6 3.2 of the freedom ■re and author of one of RECORD OFFER basement because "it was felt would make Sheik Mujibur as saying his proposal to hand an obstacle." report," the request contends. Js in the magazine. that Eustace Hall did not have Rahman "president, prime over Pakistan's top job to Mujib The broadcast said Bhutto's The request also contends that ■equest contends that adequate security." . , - minister or whatever he wants" "is a sincere offer ... in the statement was prompted by a thp frpp,inm rpnnrt h»r - warranty. I |°re cer'ain values now. Choose radio, films or television. Whatever tool he chooses, the In ' BOF dvays ' ~ ROD STEWART Fiery Picture Tells a Story ? Rec) □ NEIL DIAMOND Stanes f'at casuals and decorotive Paulist gets his "message" through. | . v■ . 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What makes you think Nixon's Price a paper government watchdogs it took to make price control work in World War II? tiger? joints, as you call 'em, don't have to it when they raise prices. Or ojv JOHN JUEL matter •• ' workers a pay hike, for that ii* Commission is going to pay any attention 60,000. editor-in-chief One day last week a young colleague "Is there anything we can do to tinhorn outfits like those?" "The economy is three times as big now when, burst into my office, all out of breath. "Dr. places rip us off?" he asked. 1 "The report in the paper didn't say as it was then. We'd have to have at least KEN LYNAM Larrowe," he asked, "have you read the advertising manager State News today?" anything about size, Dr. It said 'violators of 180,000 investigators to do the same job "Not much," I answered. "Oh "No," I replied. "My column doesn't the President's policy.' And I got the clear now. You know how many agents the IRS report it to the IRS office downtow! DAVE PERSON, managing editor appear until tomorrow. I thought I might impression Mr. Nixon has thrown his full says it can spare for Phase 2? 1,700." when one of their agents can get am, CHARLIE CAIN , city editor glance at it later. Why?" weight behind it." "Oh, I see how it's going to work, my it, he'll ask the owner if he ca BILL HOLSTEIN,campus editor "WELL," he said excitedly, "there's a "I've got news for you, fella," I told him. young friend said, his confidence returning. raising the price. If he can prove, BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor report in there that the Cost of Living "The Nixon administration is like our "All these businesses have to report price went up and he upped his price to , RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor Council is going to disclose the names of central administration here at State. It's increases to the IRS office, right? Then, if he's in the clear. violaters of the President's price control mostly froth and not much beer." the increase isn't approved, the policy." "How can you say that?" he asked, his governmentU force 'em to roll it back. The "And if we're talking about the m Seven.time recipient of the Pacemaker award "So what?" I retorted. ebullience ebbing. "The President has given whole operation can be handled by the for outstanding journalism. "Don't you see? Those bloodsuckers on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) the job computer. You didn't have that in World meals, it isn't going to be too hard.1 of policing Phase 2. You know from your War II. That's why you needed more claim the price he has to pay the other side of Grand River are going to materials he uses — you know, hambui be shown up for what they are. You know, own experience what bloodhounds those bub," I had to tell him. lettuce and all - went up. rip - off joints like those taverns and those IRS boys are when it comes to somebody "Wrong again, Maybe commission's rule of thumb is that don't know it, but prices of agriculi EDITORIALS bookstores. And those rent-gouging landlords, too." trying to pimp the government." "I sure do," I replied glumly, "But let's "The only companies with more than $100 products don't come under the contn "You know, sonny," I said wearUy, talk about why this thing is a jawbone million in annual revenues have to file "sometimes I wonder how a dude as operation. You know how many reports. Most businesses, like these rip • off "Gee," he said. "There doesn't Austin drunk be much hope there. What increases? How does Phase 2 worktk abow "OK, it's like this," I replied. * your landlord jacks up your rent It'.' sound and you to ask him why. It you're not with what he tells you jf. responsibility to call the IRS J there is and tell, Michigan highways could be a bit only one recourse left - about it." safer in the future if Secretary of legislation. State Richard Austin gets his way. Austin's proposals will make the "When they can spare somebody Last week Austin presented a six - crime of drunk driving a much more come out and ask your landlord hoi point program to the legislature to serious one, penaltywise. The idea justifies the rent increase. Here's thei on that: if he's made capital tighten up the state's highway safety behind the move is clear. If people improve if his taxes or his operating expens# standards. The proposals include will not stay off the road when their gone up, he's allowed to pass the in suspension of the driving licenses of driving ability is impaired out of costs on to you. alcoholics who seek hospital consideration for the safety of other treatment, requirements for doctors motorists, maybe they will do so out "But if you're going to blow the w) to report physical disabilities of of fear of legal sanction. Individuals on your landlord, you better start lot for another place to live." patients which could impair their may be more motivated by the "You know. Dr.," he said as he gota driving, increased points for driving potential inconvenience of being go, "every time I come in here and under the influence of alcohol, and prohibited from driving than by the explain the real world to m increased penalties for driving potential accidents they could cause. depressed. Now I sunpose you're without a license. As a complement to Austin's tell me Dr. Perrin's affirmative action" proposals, local law enforcement to hire more women on the Austin's suggestions are faculty aimed at officials must make sure the new hoax, too." realizing that public service should "Of course it is!" I barked. "But 1^ laws, they be passed, are have time to explain it to you nc commercial credo - "Get the drunk enforced to the fullest possible come back next week and I'll fill \< driver off the road." The necessity of extent. Drunk drivers should not be It." Austin's legislation stands as a let off on lesser charges under any monument to our inability to cope circumstance. with our own weaknesses. Driving is a privilege which should Reams of informative public only be granted to an individual ART BUCHWALD service advertising has failed to when he clearly demonstrates his convince the American motorist that ability to conduct himself properly "drinking and driving don't mix." behind the wheel. It is a privilege The fact that the march of death on which should, by the same token, be the highways claims more American lives in war one year than the Vietnam claimed in ten has not changed revoked when a clear inability to drive is shown. Too much carnage has occurred on the highways to Who is Howard Hughes? our driving habits in the least. When justify any other approach to the attempts to educate the public fail, traffic safety problem. WASHINGTON - There is far more at they have the real thing and plan to go Hubert Humphrey." people and looking for new things toi stake in the Howard Hughes — McGraw - ahead and publish the autobiography no "How can you say that?" I said, looking in." Hill • Life magazine affair than whether Mr. matter what Mr. Hughes says. closer at the screen. "I can't believe it," I said, with nr Hughes did or did not sell his The problem for the public, which up pressed as clo?e to the screen as I < The State of autobiography for publication. The American people, who have been until this time has remained neutral, is that Mr. Hughes is such a mysiery man that we "Suppose," she said, "just suppose, that person was Howard Hughes." "Impossible," I said, "I know Hubert it. "Well, we all know Humphrey hi reeling from one credibility crisis to don't even know what he looks like any Humphrey. That's his voice. Besides why money. It's very interesting that h( another, are now being asked to decide more, and it's causing tremendous paranoia announce for president right after Ho legislature's would Howard Hughes want to be Hubert now whether two of the most distinguished in everyone's home. Humphrey?" Hughes denied he had sold| publishing companies in this country or For example the other night my family autobiography." one of the richest men in the world are was watching the news, and suddenly "I'm sure it's just a coincidence,"! industries and other factors in water "Nobody knows why Howard Hughes In his State of the State address telling the truth. Hubert Humphrey came on the screen to does "You have to come up with s things," she said. "It would be a Gov. Milliken announced a 10 - point pollution. The evidence is strong on both sides. aannounce he was once again a candidate perfect disguise for him. Everyone would more concrete than that." Howard Hughes in his famous telephone for president. plan for 1972 legislation. The Another major item mentioned by interview says there is not a shred of truth "You know," my wife said, "it's funny, think he was locked up in the Bahamas, By then Hubert Humphrey had| Milliken is his program for mass and all the time he would be going around from the screen, and after s governor's stratagem should prove a plus to the people of Michigan, transit. The major thrust here is to in it. McGraw - Hill and Life both insist but I get the feeling that that isn't really the country making speeches and meeting were shown films of Sheik Mi| Rahman being welcomed in Banglad provided it is not sabotaged by an expand the state's highway system. his supporters. increasingly stubborn legislature. This goal may be reasonable in itself, My wife said, "Did you notic^ In his speech Milliken announced but Milliken would do well to push OUR READERS' MIND fingernails?" that he would make his budget for other transit alternatives in urban "What's wrong with his fingemi The Lansing Metro Service said. proposals for the upcomming fiscal And for those who liked Harlot'... areas. might provide good place to "They're short. Howard Hughes si year this month. The idea is sound, a his press conference that he had I but then it was last year too when start. Other points mentioned in fingernails." the endless dawdling of the the State of the State address the bounds of liberty and becomes that "Lots of people have short fingti To the Editor: However great their accomplishments in include: establishing a Michigan Wait a minute. You don't think I legislature negated any possible sociology are we must not allow this most awful of things "license". chance of early ratification. presidential primary, improved low - We are ail greatly indebted to Ms. brilliant performance to hide from our eyes I hope that the Supreme Court Justices Mujibur Rahman is Howard Hughesl'j and some of our more brilliant civil "I'm not saying he is, and I'm One of the best parts of the income housing, a uniform Howell, Mase and Moore for their truly their accomplishments in jurisprudence. No construction code, teacher inspired explanation of HARLOT. In their longer need we consider the difficult issues liberties lawyers will get unemployment he isn't. But look at his hair.J governor's plan is to pass a modified of constitutional law • always something of checks when these oracles are installed. Hughes said he cuts his own hair, certification and school district very short letter, which I trust will replace no fault insurance plan. This would These scholars complained of men standing looks as if he cuts his own hair, too whole libraries of old style studies based on a dry subject when one gets down to cut down on both legal expenses and reorganization. facts and research, they have told us that details • we need only consult these on their backs (indeed a strange position, "You're going bonkers," I said. time wasted in court. The governor's message contained pornographic films are essential to the male authorities as to when something oversteps but each to his own taste), while I don't "Well, why didn't he say that ht| remember any men standing on the backs the sheik in the Interview?" Planning to accelerate a reasoned and constructive outline ego (I suppose that the women attending of anyone in the film this might explain The news program went ' for legislation keyed to the needs of the film all have male egos) - a great step environmental progress, the governor commercial and then gave ai forward in psychology. This brilliant why they weren't able to see the film - in will try to pass effective measures to the State of Michigan. Milliken has with Ralph Nader. I watched n regulate land use, control roadside demonstrated that he hears and illumination of all things under the sun continues with a list of the myths that Better way any case a gentle word would probably serve to have the gentlemen step down. By carefully. Finally she shook her h< billboards and reduce air pollution. obeys the voice of the people. If the HARLOT perpetrated. Only those with To the Editor: not getting confused by the trivial details said, "No, he's too young." following from facts and conflicting The final segment of the show s« This is a start, but Milliken must legislature is to achieve this same understanding gained by never having seen I find it incredible that the women the film could have made this list - not one opinions in psychology, sociology and pictures of Africa, natives dancing.! push for new regulatory legislation rapport it cannot afford to repeat who find pornographic film advertisements of the partial list of the possible infinity as evidence of exploitation of their gender jurisprudence the scholars Howell, Mase beating and eventually the camera cr regarding sewage disposal plants, the 1971 do - nothing session. and Moore have given us insight into the on Mrs. Richard Nixon wearing«1 these scholars claim they could have can criticize a campus publication of being constructive use of what seems to be dress and a towering headdress. provided would be produced by anyone "blatantly sexist" for printing the FACT near _ who had their open-mind closed to truth that such a form of entertainment exists. perfect ignorance. In light of the cogent My wife sat up in her chair by the experience of seeing the film. reasoning of these scholars we are pleased "Of course. Why hadn't I thought oil Perhaps those concerned could bettei Abortion refo But most important is the great contribution of these authors in the area of utilize their energy in criticizing the respective publishers, directors, and to announce that we will be MONA. bringing * "My God," I cried. "You don't tb* Nixon is really Howard Hughes?" I sociology - they have been able to explain companies which make such films, rather She just smiled. "I'm not ruling! the social effects of these films in so than the corporation which acknowledges Everyone knows the real Mrs. Ni«*| your help s sweeping a manner that they have gone beyond the established scholars in the field. Indeed, their argument by assertion has made obsolete the techniques of their existence. , __ ,, Jeff Proudfoot Toledo, Ohio junior Jan.12,1972 Michael Sunshine for the Beal Film Group Jan. 12,1972 to fly." Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Times I One of the hottest issues of spring reform before the voters in research and careful study. Ms. Howell, November. DOONESBURY term 1971 was abortion reform. Mase and Moore know the opposite of by Garry True Now in the winter of 1972 the issue A coalition of concerned groups what the President's Commission on has all but been swept under the including the Michigan Council of Pornography and the Swedes learned from i Man you coulp HOLD IT, THER£ AREN'T Qoo VISIT CHINA, MIKE Churches, the YWCA and Zero experience and obsolete techniques of HOLD IT RIGHT THERE MILLION PEOPLE W legislative rug by a concerted lobby scholarship. Z THINK VOU'P fella/ let's mot ' CHINA - THERE ARE THERE'S Be ASTOuNOeD 1BAN, effort and the recalcitrance of House Population Growth are laboring to A 8/6 obtain the necessary signatures. At HOUJ U/BLL BOO PROBABLY PAINT SUCH A ROSy QOO MILLION who? i Speaker William A. Ryan, D - MISPLACED MEMO MILLION P60PLB CAN WORK I j PICTURE'I COMMUNISTS' difference! f Detroit. present they remain almost 100,000 •voterneH / shy of the necessary quarter million. To: Student Board Groupies Fortunately the framers of Your help is a must if the petition Re: Across the Board budget cuts Michigan's constitution provided for drive is to prove successful. If you Dear Distressed - a case in which the will of the people are interested in assisting this fight was blocked in the legislative That's nothing, wait until you see for elemental freedom of choice channel. A quarter of a million Phase 2. please contact the Michigan signatures on initiative petitions will Coordinating Committee for place the question of abortion Abortion Law Reform at 484-7453. n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 18, 1972 5 Black student group formed By CRISPIN Y. CAMPBELL play with us, harass us. he David Kinchen, Detroit students made the University said. example of the "x-ing" of a and sophomore, representing the speak to their needs. whole group to further bury the organizer of this whole Jones named unity as the only Black United Front thing," Sam Riddle, Flint senior, and the "This place destroys black MSU black community. way out of "this hell," which he Office of Black Affairs, told the reminded the Over 400 black students u_.i «... people," he said. "We have been forgotten," he group that the bell _ all-black audience it was time witnessed the formation of Pledging the support of the meeting was only the first step _ University and the nation. the over 2,500 black MSU said, "the population must be in a "long battle." new black student organization minority prelaw association, known again." — aimed at Gerald D. Wood cautioned that Introduced as "the founder of stopping white We understand that this "aggression" and "harassment" significant positive change would BLFI at MSU, first black in be the result of "first, realistic University has no respect for Thursday - College night in Brody ASMSU, a member of Honors black students on any level" he Auditorium. and collective analysis of the College, listed in Who's Who in said. "We will gaint hat The group will be situation; second, the settling of respect independent American Colleges for two years and we will be taken of University ties. petty differences existing among seriously." The meeting, the groups represented and the "Regrouping — study Phase I," brought identification of priorities for a together black student organizations, each pledging their dedication to work toward unity. 14 in line of action." The principal speaker of the 90-minute program was the Advising program John "Deacon" Several combinations of social perspective from both British representative of the Black Jones, Columbus senior and _ Brody science courses will be offered In Complex "black aide™ "cited'*the London this summer 88 P»rt °f and American points of view", Epstein said, of Social Liberation Front International (BLFI), who identified himself Malcom 2X. planned for tonight suitability of the meeting the overseas program of the A combinati as A special program to help no preference students and others in place: College of Social Science. Science 232 and 233 will "This generation must carry Matthew H. Epstein, professor compare British and American on the struggle in a new selecting a major is planned for 7:30 p.m. today in the Holden "Brody is an appropriate place stage of Hall cafeteria. to hold this of social science will be the only views of international relations. student activity." he said. meeting . . . here Graduate advisers in the South Complex residence halls are black students are American instructor in the The eight - credit course requires He said blacks are an going to hell courses. The other sponsoring the program called "Horizon 72," Shelly Moncrief, as usual. professors a library paper on contemporary oppressed people and survival East Wilson Hall graduate adviser, said. The program is a "Whites are will be from the University of British social problems for those cannot come on an individual sequel to becoming more one sponsored by the graduate advisers last year. ueressive Kg thevVe essive, tney re startino starting to ,n London and various institutions students who have finished the level but only through England to ..achieve a 232 ■ 233 combination. Faculty will be on hand from more than 50 different majors to togetherness. discuss courses and requirements, Moncrief said. Students A new combination being "We are suffering academic offered involves the class work attending the program will be allowed to visit with the faculty at genocide at MSU. Just as the Evening College offers of 233 and the independent black community is suffering study of 300 for students genocide," he said. "We are whatever table interests them. More than a third of the students living in Wilson, Wonders and Holden halls are no preference students. The program is especially interested in doing research with suffering academic genocide Concentration special fees for classes British facilities. Two meetings for interested because the basic interest of the University is diametrically- designed for these students. students will be held to answer opposed to all our interests." » jtudent artists work diligently over their creations in Special fees apply to MSU Special reduced fees also apply questions and provide additional A spokesman for Omega Psi |resge Art Center. From left to right they are Mike Hilgert, students who enroll in any of 17 of the Evening College courses, to wives of full • time MSU information. Members of Phi fraternity noted the on sophomore, Kris Kuester, Lake Orion freshman and students, he added. international programs and expellment of the four black some of which ly Mommer, Livonia freshman. begin this week, Among the noncredit courses former students will provide fraternities from the State News photo by Stephi Charles McKee, director of the for which an $8 student fee Rennpage information and insight into the Interfraternity Council as an Evening College, said recently, applies are "Cybernetics: The programs. Mind/Machine Controversy," The first meeting will be held "Suicide," ,'You in the at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in / ~ /71 NVv ' Universe" and "Physical Fitness Wonders Kiva. The second will COMPLETE for Women." take place at 7:30 p.m. AUDIO Capital/(MO) M Capsules Registration is open until the first class session. Students may Wednesday in 129 Hubbard. SERVICE AIIARANTIH I )* register from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 5 to 7 p.m. for the Serious Audiophile lE 95.600 MINORS in submitted to make the Secretary of State Richard H. Monday through Thursday at fcn will obtain the right to •Qualified Technicians adjustments required by each Austin warned mobile home the registration desk in the |his year if the legislation state for out - of - state income, • Prompt Service approved owners Monday that mobile lobby of Kellogg Center. • id this week is jte legislature. ■ bill, introduced by Sen. J".!"!"!!/6"8' be. required by Ohio from E,?S!LwU1 riul" * - homes in Michigan motor are classified vehicles and owners Full Test Facilities •90 Day Warranty • Parts You'll Enjoy It Michigan resident if his entire ust have the title in their & Labor Cartwright, D-Detroit, lower the driving age in income from wages. This agreement Ohio consists of possession. Convenient Location at Ribeye Steak III the east applies ti in from 16 to 15. absolutely no all wages and salaries Jan. 1,1972. paid after The secretary of state issued Tuesday's Feature Dinner Room The Stereo Shoppe 543 E. Grand River Ave. Lunch $1.39 as far as I am he warning because of Hours: 9-5:45 |ned, between the ability old and the DESPITE THE PICK - UP i economic activity of tote, the i plaints of mobile home owners who have tried to sell Roast Tom Turkey 3.25 Sat: 9-5 15 old to celery dressing ' a ■ year • Michigan Employment Security fre'1" trailers and have met with Cartwright said. Commission announced Mondav difficulty because they did not soup or juice - study by the State 0f that unemployment in Michigan have possession of the title. salad clearly shows there is moved to a nine - year high in two vegetables pport 1971. Austin also mentioned that dessert |)tions that 16 - 17 - year unless the mobile home is to be beverage ■s constitute a greater The state's unemployment used on the highways, it is not Use All/entrance fourth level of Icoi^lthepublict!iandodrivers later teens." level for the year, at 293,000 or 8.1 per cent of the labor force, required that the trailer be ramp for direct or access, registered with the Michigan ■wright said statistical was substantially above the year Dept. of State, or that license nner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. r of 'he data in 'he s*"16 ago figures of 253,000 or 7 per plates be purchased. ■indicate that 1 record in terms of alone, accident >' for both teenage men unemployed reached monthly of Jacobsoris peak in July with 374,000 out unrelated to age. of work, which was the highest DISCOVER total for a single month since EUROPE AND MICHIGAN have plan, which will It double withholding of March 1961. ON A BIKE SUMMER JOBS f tax from persons who In one state and live in the iThe agreement was signed VICAT-DAT-GRB > by Robert J. Kosydar, Guys 8t Gals needed for summer employment ommissioner of the State LSAT-ATGSB at numerous locations throughout the nation ■bio. and Sydney D. including National Parks, Resort Areas, and p of Michigan. commissioner of NAT'L.BDS. EURO-BIKE Private Camps. For free infbrmation send self ^-LOWEST RATE OFFERED BY ANY kr the agreement, each addressed, STAMPED envelope to Oppor pill collect income taxes o graduate and profes- tunity Research, Dept. SJO, Century Build¬ FINANCIAL INSTITUTION IN TOWN! I Its own residents rather ing, Poison, MT 59860. 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"And that Northwestern is the only team in the Big Ten Mike Robinson led the Spartans with 26 points tonight after a week's layoff when it journeys to team beat us by 25 points in the final game of with a sub - .500 overall record. The Wildcats against the Badgers, his third most productive Evanston, 111. to tangle with the Northwestern the season. The only guy they are missing is have only two wins in eleven outings. scoring night of his collegiate career. Robinson Wildcats. The opening tip will be at 9 p.m. (Barry) Moran, who was suspended this season Northwestern was able to beat Ohio University had been battling a mild slump and the Wisconsin Lansing time. because of a generally bad attitude." and Rutgers. game "was very important for Mike. It was very Northwestern has yet to win a Big Ten game in The Wildcats have four players hitting for The Wildcats will be playing their second home important for him to have that kind of game. two outings this year with its latest setback double figures this season. Mark Sibley leads the game of the season and the Spartans will be He's getting his confidence back," Ganakas said. coming at the hands of the Minnesota Gophers Cats with a 13.2 average. Center Barry Hentz playing their second road contest. The other MSU guard, Gary Ganakas, had one Saturday in Minnesota. The Gophers totally follows with a 13.1 mark, with forwards Steve MSU, on the other hand, looked sharp against of his better ga.nes of the season against crushed the Wildcats, leading early in the came Berg (11.1) and Rick Sund (12.5) rounding out Wisconsin. It is worthwhile to note that Wisconsin. OKLA. SI. SATURDAY e set for MSU grapplers By GARY SCHARRER State News Sports Writer heavyweight but the Cowboys won both matches for that one point victory. One of the biggest drawing cards on the MSU winter sports Spartans Greg Johnson, Mike Ellis and John Abajace made schedule will be the MSU-Oklahoma State wrestling meet their first appearance of the year last weekend but will have to Saturday night in the 1M Sports Arena. challenge in practices this week to break into the lineup for And the stage is already set for a meet that could be determined Oklahoma State. All three senior wrestlers have had to fight by the final match. In collegiate wrestling there is no equal to injuries in their careers. OSU. The Cowboys have won more national championships than Johnson, two-time Big Ten and national champion, will be matched up with freshman Jim Bissell with the winner any other school. They are perennially ranked among the country's top three or four teams and in pre-season picks this challenging Lon Hicks for the 118-pound spot against OSU. season OSU was rated No. 3 to the second placed Spartans. Ellis, twice a conference runner-up, will be challenged by But at one glance in the performances of this year's squads Dundee sophomore Lindsey Bates. The winner then meets Conrad Calander for the 134 berth. ratings could be ignored. The Cowboys are 6-1, winning by Freshman Doug Nemeckay will challenge Tom Milkovich at 142 impressive margins and falling only to the nation's No. 1 team, Iowa State. and Mark Malley and former Big Ten champion Abajace will MSU is 5-1, winning handily in its five victories and being upset contest for the 150-pound class. by the University of Iowa. Ellis and Calander and the Malley-Abajace matchups will be the The Spartans have never defeated Oklahoma State in a dual closest matches Coach Grady Peninger said. meet, trying seven times in the past. They did wrestle to a draw in Warren senior Gary King will challenge Rick Radman at 158 1967 and observers at that time said that MSU was the only team and sophomore Jeff Zindel and freshman brother Greg will to go through Oklahoma, wrestling both OSU and Oklahoma wrestle for the 177 spot. University and not lose. After all the challenge matches are completed Wednesday, the The last time MSU hosted the Cowboys was two years ago and Spartan lineup will be ready and only the meet, with MSU's old OSU won 17-16. The Spartans needed a win at either 190 or esis, Oklahoma State, will remain. ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATRE IN RESIDENCE AT MSU TONIGHT in FAIRCiiILD THEATRE iirUorm* 7:00 - 9:30 P.M. company demonstration by: Sophomore guard Mike Robinson will carry a team high J ALVIN AILEY AND PRINCIPAL DANCERS point average into tonight's game with Northwestern. I Spartans are 1 - 1 in Big Ten cage play. "The Essence of the Alley Technique" State News photo by Tom MSU Students FREE (show I.D. at the Door) Public $1.00 Presented with the assistance of the MA, the NEA and the Lecture-Concert Series at MSU. llTHEl tonuses, MuRDER< IS COMINC PrtfHiiseS THE MUSICAL HIT by HBIL SIMON • BURT •ACHARACH • HAL DAVID LECTURE CONCERT SERIES WEDNESDAY JAN. 26 8:15 P.M. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM PUBLIC $6,00 5,00 4.00 MSU STUDENTS (with I.D.) $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 Tickets at the Union 355-3361 355-6686 Beat Film Group presents in 106B Wells Beal Film BIZARRE EROTICISM RHARHARHARHARHARHA) Group presents TONIGHT in mixed horrendous with fascinating - CATACLYSMIC way, "I VIOLENCE in its Drink Your Blood" is absolutely own May Field's PRESENTS Jem-Luc GODARD 1*11 II UK II 111 OLDS Exclusive Screenings this "All the Boys are called Patrick I DRINK YOUR BLOOD plus Thursday through Sunday (a horror film for aduits) The Do-lt-Yourself Cartoon Kit Only! A Must! Don't (the world's funniest cartoon from Miss! - England) plus ^HARHARHARHARHAR THE MOST (Canadian Documentary about Hugh Hefner winner Ducat of Gold - Mannheim Festival and First Prize - San Francisco Film Festival) LectuRe Six More Exciting Short Films COnCGRt ' These short films semes New LARRY KRAMER aM MARTIN ROSEN m have won almost ALAN BATES OLIVER REED GLENDA JACKSON JENNIE LINDEN every award D.H.LAWRENCE'S "WOMEN IN LOVE" Yeiiudi menuii n /violinist is probably the most artist. His fame in widely known American music* world W ctNem every part of the civilized made his name famous even to those who have? littleor no interest in music. That his sister, Hephzibah is a pianist is not so widely known. Nevertheless, she brilliant W lTrFkra® ken ruSsell . performed many times in recital with her brother. warm H* plus j^pport which these two remembered by all who receive them. artists enjoy will l°n8 R0Y**BAIRD MARTINROSEN COLOR by Deluxe' The Great American Film of 1957 |R| United Artists —Program— BRAHMS Sonata No 2 In A Od 100 An absolutely 1st rate horror film, strictly for Tonight in Wilson Aud. I WAS II TEENAGE BACH Unaccompanied Violin BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 7 In C Partlto No minor adults. . . a real gusher. Balrog Review "An absolutely unique adult horror film. Unbelievably 7, 9:30 FRANKENSTEIN YEHUDI and HEPHZIBAH MENUHIN Students, faculty, and staff only THURSDAY JANUARY 20 8:15 P.M. violent, perversly sensual, non-stop action from 1st frame to last. New Cinema No. 2 Frankenstein at Bernard Rose I.D.'s required $1.00 admission at 7:00 and 10:05 8:45 only UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Admission $1.00 in 106B Wells Adults only no $1.50 for all Tickets - at the Union MSU Students $1.00 Showtimes 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 persons under 18 yr. RHARHARHARHARHARH^ 7 films 355-3361 355-6686 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan SPORTS, Tuesday, January 18, 1972 7 lessone JfRAlGREMSBURG this past finds weekend, Bessone had around for us." a third line hasn't been the only contest that "I'm playing a more positional SHOP-RITE STORES' some praise for left wing Frank DeMarco took Sports Writer DeMarco, center Bill Sipola and a slap shot after the line has sparkled in lately. In game now and I know Bill and receiving a pass from Sipola that the past four games, all MSU Dave are both playing their TTdiehtly less than half of defenseman turned right winger Dave Roberts. - Notre Dame netmlnder Dick victories, DeMarco has scored positions well," DeMarco £ckev season left to play, "Our game is forechecking and Tomasoni only waved at. The four goals and assisted an offered. "Well just have to keep R Am0 Bessone seems to that third line did goal came at 19:56 of the period another, Sipola has a goal and on skating hard." r finely f«und the right sure a good and it evened the score at 1-1. Most of the publicity goes to ISi^orh'sth'rdln6. job for us," the MSU mentor said. "And that goal by Frankie The tally seemed to take the three assists, and Roberts has a the lines centered by Don Aowir* the S-2 and 4J just before the end of the first steam out of the Irish and the goal and an assist. "We've been playing together Thompson and Gilles Gagnon K.n victories over tne icers went on to win 4-1. for the Spartans. This fc Irish of Notre Dame period Saturday turned the game But the game Saturday night for some time now and that recognition is richly deserved helps a lot," DeMarco since the ■ H- commented. "I hope we do a lot have top two combinations carried, the brunt of the better but it will take us a while to really get together." scoring attack to date. But don't be too surprised if "We should begin to really jell the DeMarco - Sipola - Roberts just before the WCHA playoffs," line makes some news of their (March 7-11) Sipola said, during n during the remaining practice in preparation for rtion of the schedule. Wednesday night's home contest Bessone's search for an effective with Michigan. "The third line combination for his third line has been used as a checking line may just be over. in the past but we're doing out share of the scoring too." To go along with their recent offensive surge, the third liners WCHA Standings have only allowed one goal by the opposition while they were on the ice in the last four games, Wisconsin 13 a pretty fair defensive record. Minn-Duluth 9 "They haven't been scoring on Denver 9 our line because all three of us North Dakota 7 are doing the same amount of Colorado College 7 checking and we cover up for each other," Sipola explained. MICHIGAN STATE 7 Michigan Tech 6 M.S.U. Sweeping the Men's IM Notre Dame Michigan 5 5 I plunder Jim Watt pokei the puck away from Notre Dame'i Ric Shafer (14) in a game The deadline for Minnesota 3 Students-Faculty-Staff volleyball !,yed over the weekend. Watt hat given up only five goali in the past four games. State News photo by Don Gerstner team entries is at noon today. Use this ad as ynur grocery shopping list... you'll save! Grand Prize Flat Bone Pork Steak Now there's a course Small Lean that pays *100 a month. Spare Ribs Army ROTC. Fresh Ham-Whole or Shank Half Smucker Strawberry In our Advanced Course the monthly sub¬ Preserves - 33c sistence allowance has just been increased. From $50 to $100. One hundred dollars every month for 10 months of the school Nabisco Oreo Cookies - 38c year. To spend on room and board, dates and ball games. To save for grad school. But Army ROTC means a lot more than more Spartan Facial Tissue 6/$1 It means management and leadership experience that money. you just can't get anywhere else. The kind of thing that can land you a better job, and move you along faster once you Spartan Applesauce,Cut get it. It means a commission as an officer and everything Green Beans, Cream Style that goes with it. The prestige, the pay, the chance to travel, the experience. or Whole Kernal Corn, even Now ROTC looks better. For the money P83S 151/2-17 oz. cans 1 you'll earn today. For the person Welch's Grape Juice 39c Mich. IDA Red Apples you'll be tomorrow. See your Kraft Sliced American 3 lb. bag 44^ Professor of Military Science, Cheese 44° send the coupon Mich. Potatoes or for Orchard Grove Pure information. Orange Juice "29*. Army ROTC. The more you look at it, the better it looks. irishmen, Check out the Army ROTC 2 and 4 year sophomores, veterans Programs. Call 355-1913 or .. stop by Demonstration Hall today. Michigan 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January |g That's what you get with STATE NEWS For Rent FRANKLY SPEAKING hf Phil frank For Sale Recre deposit required. Female - male, receivers, changers, tape recorders, IDLEWILD PRESS, 1807 East in Burcham Woods. $189/month $60. 371-3561. 1-1-18 CORTINA 1969 4 speed, studded decks, speakers, records, tapes, Olympia, Los Angeles, California includes heat, water. Call Color TV sets. Police band radios, 90021. 16-1-26 Transportation 351-3118. If no answer call ROOMMATE WANTED for log 33,000 miles. Economical. Good tapestries. WILCOX NEED RIDE to Buffalo condition. 351-9259. 1-1-18 484-4014. 5-1-21 house on lake. Fully furnished, - Syracuse SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East N.Y. carpeted, fireplace, waterbed. FREE ... A lesson in complexion area any weekend. Will share SINGLE MAN to share deluxe Near school. 339-2310. 5-1-24 Michigan, 8 - 5:30 PM. Monday - care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan expences after 6 p.m- 489-1345 i, N.J. ( Saturday. 485-4391. or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. S-5-1-19 BankAmericard, Master Charge, MERLE NORMAN 3 BEDROOM furnished, carpet, COSMETICS 1ABYSITTER IN my home. Layaways, terms, trades. C USE YOUR Monday, Wednesday and Friday. bedrooms carpeted. 827 East STUDIOS. C-1-20 W anted 9:50 a.m. - 3:10 p.m. Tuesday, Saginaw near Pennsylvania. $135. MORE THAN $15,000 in: Stereo MASTER CHARGi NOVA 1965, good condition, nev GIRL FOR 2 girl. $90 per month. No 482-6906. 1-1-18 Thursday 11:00 a.m. - 12:50 p.m. components, jewelry, furniture, IS YOUR HAIR UNRULY? A hair VOLUNTEER BABYSITTERS Cull transmission, $425. Call Mik 355-1192. 2-1-19 deposit. 711 Burcham 351-7717. Color TV, booze, cut could be the curel UNION Judy at 353-4400. 3-1-20 AT THE STATE NEjj 393-0410 between 9 a.m. -9 p.nr Call after 10 p.m. 5-1-18 5-1-19 Rooms Call 351-5156. BUILDING BARBER SHOP. EVER BEEN to New Delhi? Get the 3-1-20 C-1-18 OLDSMOb -, 1970 Cutlass point? The point is College Reps PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South. Supreme wanted, earn cash or Europe trip. Near Michigan Avenue. Quiet, {or FENDER 1970 twin reverb, convertible, power steering, brakes, loaded, sharp. $2000 / possible. Respectable student. Near bus line. $15 a GIBSON ES-330. Will take acoustic PORTRAITS, Weddings, COLOR Candid CROSSWORD firm. Write or call for information. passports and Call 485-6558. 3-1-19 week, plus deposit. Phone in trade. 372-6338 after 5 p.m. Bill Hennesseg, AMERICAN 627-5454. 3-1-19 5-1-24 identification. Commercial PONTIAC 1966, power steering; INTERNATIONAL storage. Quiet adults only, pleasel photography. Evenings Call ACADEMY, brakes, V-8. Good tires, runs 15 Spinning Wheel Road, Hinsdale, FABIAN REALTY, 332-0811 ROOMS NEAR campus. Free TV and PIANO: WELLINGTON Cable, 355-2751, MILLER Illinois Eleanor Fabian, 482-4619. 4-1-21 PHOTOGRAPHICS. S-5-1-21 4. Hebrew good. $300. Call 351-3935 after 3 60521. 312-325-4985. parking. All utilities, phone upright, solid metal soundboard, 30. _p.m. 5-1-21 Interviewing immediately. 2-1-19 included. No lease. $105/month. holds tune well. Call after 5 p.m. measure; var. 31. ONE MAN for four - man. Close to 351-9083.1-1-18 7 Filly 351-5500. 6-1-21 PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITURE 33 PONTIAC 1969 Firebird, 19,000 campus. $55 / month. 332-5744. in 11 Gibbon a relaxed, informal atmosphere. 35 miles, brand new tires, AM/FM 1-1-18 COCKTAIL RINGS. Ruby, Sapphire, No charge for the sitting. 12. blunder ROOMS, SINGLES and doubles. 36. radio, air conditioning. $2100. Opal, Pearl. Genuine stones. VALENTINE SPECIAL: FREE 8 13. Ger.hall Cooking facilities. Utilities paid. 38. Must sell. Call 339-9268. 5-1-18 349-4000. 2-1-19 WANTED: ONE r Call 372-8077 C-1-31 Garage / rent. $7 / month. Close. x 10 with your order if you come 14. Gone by 41, 351-5598 evenings. 1-1-18 before January 28th. Call 15. Given 45 You're under 25 BARTENDERS, EXPERIENCED MEN - CLEAN, quiet rooms. 351-1767, 10 a.m. 10 p.m. for prominence 46, high volume. H.R.I, students ts. 337-7072. 2-1-19 GIBSON SOUTHERN JUMBO guiter 17. Cozy home Cooking. Close to campus. appointment. 2-1-18 47 but you drive 485-8836, 487 5753. O 19. The birds 48. position. Apply after 2 pjrt. 224 $260. Call 694-0616. x-5-1-18 20. Distress signal 49. Abbott Rd. 1-1-18 22. Tricky like For Sale BRIGHT IDEAS 50. an expert. SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. 26. Agree 51. WANTED: TOPLESS Go-Go Girls. Brand new portables, $49.95. Last year, the 1,400 Why should you $7.50 per hour. Call 487-0603 or $5.00 per month. Large selection companies that belong to 372-9221 after 6 PM. 10-1-27 or reconditioned used machines. Chicago*8 National Assn. of y/m km ONE MAN needed for < have to pay UPER 8 movie camera, zoom lens. Singers, Whites* Necchis, New Suggestion Systems emptied NURSES, R.N. ~L7P~N~ Duplex. $135 for rest c A-1 condition, received duplicate home and "many others", $19.95 their suggestion boxes of a ROSELAWN MANOR SKILLED term. 332-8081. 3-1-20 to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS extra for your NURSING HOME, 707 Armstrong Road has positions available. 11 ONE GIRL to share 3 gir for Christmas. Brand new $179. Will sell for $100. 332-4578. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 1115 N. Washington, record total of some 3.5 million Ideas. 25% were wmm wmmw/y, wum - 7:30 shift and 3:00 Sub - lease. Capitol Villa. Rent deemed worthy of car insurance? - 11:30 shift, C-3-1-20 adoption, full or part time. Excellent salaries negotiable. 351-1578 after 5 p.m. with a grand total of $42 and benefits. Apply in person or 5-1-24 1970 FRIDGETTE mini spin dryer combination, li * SHOP AND compare million in awards handed out WMII JJIIdJ J ?4 ,»ubber I call Mrs. Swan, to their creators. Give Sentry Insurance 393-5680, Call 393-6562 after 6 p.m. Best NEED ONE girl immediately for 4 A suggestion worthy of ad a call and compare man. Furnished, air, close. Drastic offer.jM-19 WAITRESSES WANTED rent reduction. Hurry. 351-0026. adoption and one that will 28 Wiote rates. at CD's FREE PARKING at rear of store for 3-1-20 bring you cash too, is to use V SwcelF Nightclub. Must be sharp. Phone your convenience. OPTICAL 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, Don Sakowski 482-1064. 3-1-19 DISCOUNT, 2616 East Michigan canisters and uprights. Guaranteed STATE News Classified Ads 34s'H' LANSING. 3 room furnished as soon as you stop using Avenue. 372-7409. C-6-1-21 one full year. $7.88 and up. apartment. Parking, utilities 37 Glacti' 676-1930 MODELS FOR ADVERTISING in industry. Experience preferred but included. Female. $95 / month, SONY 6060 Receiver $200. Akai DENNIS DISTRIBUTING good things you have around your home. Make a list of COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. not necessary. Contact Alex at $75 deposit. 332-3398 days, 39 Deli*'1 tSENTRY 200D Auto-reverse Deck. $160. Opposite City Market. $250. sellables, then dial 355-8255. Omega 3 Studio, 393-8354 371-4586 evenings. 6-1-19 Phone 882-1678. 2-1-18 C-3-1-20 A friendly Ad Writer will 40 AppW between 9-5:30 p.m. 5-1-18 help 41 Rolled" 1 GIRL for Norwood Apartments, you word your Want Ad to 42 Smoked NEARLY NEW silk suit, brown. Size ZENITH, BLACK and white TV, winter / spring term. $66 a month. bring you eager cash buyers. 43 Bravo INSURANCE Call 351-3126 after 5 p.m. 1-1-18 - coat, 40; Trousers, 36" waist, 31" length. $65. 882-6469. 5-1-19 $60. 353-0766, after 6 p.m., 351-8082. 1-1-18 Do it today! 41 BWk Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 18, 1972 9 ,onsumer group ..tie News cfaBERRY ■aneseaberry start Writer Sunday to establish a local office ^a.nning' occupational safety* environmental quality, formed action pending the state board's decision. the members stressed that funds would go directly to PIRGIM udent . controlled . ,r,,up of ttodeoU. r.ci.1 and "To" and not the University. Students RliderV' • ^ -E?Si organizatio " uncing the press Detroit earlier this not wishing to pay could ask for refund within the first three tudent- controlled state protection" month, Alan Barak, University weeks of the term, began recruiting with J».ri"sn«.ifidirectors of"d,^TSnn"S " " the specific objec determines of Michigan senior and group proun group, individuals °f. the spokesman said that the idea for Members plan a petition drive local offices o_ luniM grew out or a and hope to hold a referendum complaints which will uggestion by consumer allowing students to decide in receive advocate, Ralph Nader, that favor or against the group and students organize as watchdog subsequent $3 tax. groups on a state-wide basis. Ex-senator Already, PIRGs have formed in Minnesota, Oregon, Vermont voluntee and southern California, with at least I past twpnrv twenty nthpr other groups ermine empl . J jn PIRGIM to n On the right track class credit from slates talk organizing the group across claims. the country, instructors, possibly in the political science, With a full load of freight, this train rumbles past south campus. Passenger runs having been social science and urban cancelled in this area, the freight trains have the rails to themselves. N. Loraine Beebe, former planning departments. State News photo by Stephi Rennpage State senator will address the Michigan, PIRGs are 6th District political Women's forming at Wayne State, U-M, n<.Ho*n/i it"- •» ' a' Caucus membership drive, 7:30 n.m. today in the Union Gold ijniVj 1 H.n,.v.er8,i* of , n ! Detrolt' and ! IN U.S. NURSE'S DEATH Room. Michigan Tech. "The purpose of the Israelis hold suspects meeting is to try to get women educated as to what their political role could be," said Jean Tu organization, PIRGIM will chairwoman of the group. concentrate on Michigan GAZA (AP) - Israeli troops but several were released after problems and will be controlled up Vuspecte Monday at the hospital, r t which rked in hospitals in East interrogation at Israeli military connected with the UN refugee Pakistan, was believed to be the She added that they want to bY Michigan sUuk.tts. a hunt for Arab g^^nus who i *i * ■- headquarters in the occupied organization. third American killed in Israeli hit women's groups from all over killed an American nurse and - the community. They will 5 the latest occupied Arab territory since The organization is presently wounded an American answer questions about the seeking office on campus and Gaza, where 'he 1967 Middle East war, and missionary and his daughter, Mavis Pate, 46 • year - old nurse hand grenades and gunfire are the first killed in Gaza. process of hearing women's will attempt to establish a local American residents of Gaza said from Ringgold, La. ~ She is to be buried in the views through politics. bureau with funds possibly the ambush Sunday night may The Rev. Edward Nicholas, All interested women, or Israelis, Arab hospital courtyard Tuesday. acquired through a student tax have been a tragic case of Baptist missionary from bystanders Arabs accused by representatives of women's collected through the University, mistaken identity, Austin, Tex., and his 17 - year - the guerrillas of collaborating groups are invited to attend. group spokesmen said. However, About 10 suspects were seized old daughter, Carol, were wounded by bullets and shattered glass when their RENT Chemistry Building minibus — painted white like an ambulance — was sprayed in the YOUR TV . . . ambush. SN correction A nearby Israeli army patrol BY THE TERM saw 14 tracer bullets streak when waterp/pe toward the little bus from an organge grove about 50 yards The State News erroneously reported Monday that ASMSU '23.00 outside^ the Jabaliya refugee collects bursts shu a $1 per student per BY THE MONTH The Chemistry Building was Whitford, scientific stockman in pumping the water out shortly camp. The troops estimated the term fee and that Residence shut down at approximately the Chemistry Building said. If after 7 a.m. Monday and guerrillas fired about 50 rounds Halls Assn. (RHA) levies a $1 s9.50 8:20 a.m. Monday because of a all electrical power had not been st'" working at it at 1 p. The at the Americans. tudent Miss Pate and the Rev. ruptured water pipe. turned off when it was, the transformers had to be taken ASMSU's tax is 50 cents per Free Service Water from the ruptured pipe transformers would have blown aPart to dr>'- Nicholas both worked at Gaza's term and the RHA tax is 15 Free Delivery flooded the basement and wet up, he added, American - sponsored Baptist cents per year for each student Free Pick-up the transformers there, Gerald L. Physical Plant workers started The pipe, probably ruptured Hospital where thousands of living in a residence hall. The 15 Friday night, Whitford said. He Arabs and Arab refugees are cent fee is collected through attributed the breakage to cold treated. room and board charges. The NEJAC TV RENTALS weather and faulty construction. Jabaliya refugee camp is a State News regrets the error. 337-1300 Family group sets The water pipes run through the cold air ducts, he explained. flashpoint of violence in Israeli - occupied territory and residents said the guerrillas — who usually On weekends very little water operate from inside refugee | workshop runs through these pipes and it is series very easy for them to freeze. camps — may have fired at the first car they saw, not knowing who was inside. Wilson Hall hall student residents i the Family Services Committee will sponsor weekly Family held in Spartan Village last the^e^d*' the Food "It must have mistake," said Jerome been just Peach, a spring and fall terms. Science recycling of newspapers by leaving Services Nights for married Building, Packaging Dallas, Tex., one of the Baptist points located in students in Spartan Village, Building, Natural .Science Hospital staff. beginning today. "We will explore topic areas Build,une> Giltun« Hall and the "They couldn't have been Tuesday Sight The program will be held at 8 and learn from the discussions grcenhouses, but none of these trying to hit anyone from this p.m. every Tuesday this term in held in these groups," Ms. Siegel was sen°us enough to warrant a hospital," said Bertha Marshall, SALAD & SPAGHETTI GORGE from the Spartan Village Day Care said. "These groups are designed complete shutdown, Evansville, Ind., another workers (All You Can Eat) Center, 1730 Crescent Road, to help married Spartan Village Spartan Village. residents meet other people and 51.79 It will have seven groups and rksho 'Sex al the their community." participation in NAVY ON CAMPUS Wine Special Wednesday Night Enrichment in Marriage," "Love BENEFITS OF AN OFFICER PROGRAM PITCHER NIGHT Eas't and Fi8ht Training, "Marital Enrichment," "How to Survive (dirt cheap) •DEFERMENTS in Married Housing," "The Working Woman," "Single - Women's IM •NO ON CAMPUS TRAINING Lizard's 224 Abbott New Zealand - 7:30 Parent Groups," and "Becoming •PROGRAMS FOR UNDERCLASSMEN fy Hall; Calligraphy - 8 a More Effective Parent." •AVIATION PROGRAM OPEN - WAIVERS lounge; Macrame - 7 Claire F. Siegel, asst. professor The deadline has been FOR EYESIGHT UP TO 20/100 extended for women's residence •PROGRAMS FOR ALL MAJORS Mechanic*0" 7:30 p2""of the hall bowling entries, to tonight •COMPETITIVE STARTING SALARY y Hall; Beginning Auto the program had been started in at 10 p.m. 7:30 p.m., 201 Bessey response to Family Issues Nights Writing - 8 p.m., 215 See the Officer Information Team! Date: 17-21 January Time: 9 to 5:00 Place: Placement Bureau Extended limits Compliments of Detroit Navy League Get involved 8 !ting for all volunteering Hubbard Information tonight in the Center will The Christian Science meet at 6:4S p.m. Organization today in 34 on prices seen with Richie Havens, 1 "cor main Library. Call Government price controls will go on for years, a steel industry- The Chess Club will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the West Shaw meeting room. Bring a set if possible. spokesman said Monday at MSU. "Phase 2 is apt to be around for a very long while, years, In fact," Robert Welch, president of Three Dog Night, the Steel Service Center Institute, said. "The major cause of the "00m' Natural Resource! Th e nation's economic problems is excessive labor power." "Much of Congress is controlled by the labor vote with the Kris Kristofferson, consequence that the administration is frequently forced to make compromises that are detrimental to the long - term solution of '-39 Union, dy for work ' the nation's economic illness," Welch explained. "There Is good reason to believe that controls will not be and Lighthouse... The Mortar Board will meet at 7 Wisconsin discontinued until labor laws are reformed to bring about a p.m. today in classroom B, Snyder Hall. All reasonable balance of power between government, business and members are urged to attend. labor," he declared. Welch said that labor power has raised costs substantially above and get paid for it. The MSU Railroad Club will meet the steel industry's ability to improve productivity. at 7:30 p.m. today in 31 Union. Here s a great opportunity to travel in heavy Visitors are welcome. He added that price relief afforded the industry could not be company this Spring. With people like Richie The Marketing Club will meet at In the market place because of competition of cut - rate imports. Havens, Three Dog Night, Kris Kristofferson and 7:30 p.m. today In the Teak Room, Over 18 million tons of foreign cut - rate steel came into the Lighthouse. And the really wild thing is you can Kppley Center with representatives from Dow Chemical Co. discussion country in 1971, the largest amount ever, he reported. get paid for doing it. what the industry looks for in college "Our industry is deeply concerned over the failure of the State We're a large national music company, and graduates. Dept. to finalize steel quota arrangements with Japan and we need an aggressive, reliable, sophomore, 1 Mos Europe," Welch said. junior or senior representative on your campus. WWc lecture "The higher labor costs of the American industry, coupled with We have a far-out roster of exciting artists, fan¬ North American Indian students of many types of assistance which foreign governments give their MSU will hold an organisational tastic sounds, and chart-busting titles. steel industries, make it impossible for the American industry to meeting at 8 tonight in 37 Union. If you're into today's music scene and like to compete with foreign steel on a price basis." rap about it, don't hang back. This is a one man •• dean of the Campus Action will meet to discuss (or gal) operation The job starts Feb. 1st. For I Corinthians and related scriptures at He explained that the American steel Industry, geared to the 9:30 tonight In the Oak Room. market, is forced to compete with steel from countries In which the nitty-gritty about your duties and the bread, n 11 8 Kppley Union. the rate of employment is the primary concern and where the just send a brief note about yourself (and include government provides assistance in the form of tax rebates, your phone number) to. GRT Music Tapes. 1286 The Black Arts Co. presents a one depreciation allowances, special financing or low - cost loans and Lawrence Station Road. Sunnyvale. Ca. 94086 Oology act black drama at 8:15 p.m. other protective measures. , Club ln 304 will n.„„, „ Thursday, Friday and Saturday In 'The American steel industry needs price relief to cover labor (DEPT. DL). No phone calls, please. OM, Hb|| f( „ — me t,j . Fair child Arena THeatre with an ceits but more important, It needs volume If it Is to stay healthy VCIub?» u,c' "f «he additional midnight performance Saturday. •nd contribute to a healthy national economy," he emphasized. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 10 BLEND ROCK, EROTICA Ike, Tina By NAT ABBATE with. 'spectacular' pitch. State News Staff Writer Next to come onstage were the Ikettes, Their finale consisted of a medley of Ike and Tina Turner three girls in attractive costumes who "Proud Mary" and "Wanna Take You As the climax 0f In brought with them t. concert Sunday, Mitch to Jenison Fieldhouse performed like oversexed Supremes. Their Higher." With the strobes flashing and night's concert jn Rider performed some of his Sunday night a tight smoke pouring out from one point onstage, combination of erotica and rock. Their dancing was always synchronized and they Fieldhouse, Tina golden oldies, including harmonized well together, setting the scene Tina and the Ikettes danced off to a performance, suggestive at times but never joined the rest of the for the entrance of Tina Turner. >0 "Devil with a Blue Dress" and standing ovation. Ik, really obscene, combined their talents with Tina Turner Revu, "Good Golly, Miss Molly." Then Tina came out and stole the show. the good back - up music of the Family Detroit's performance before the Ike and to work it out to SN photo by John Brubaker Vibes and the choreography of the Ikettes. Her every movement imitated by the Tina Turner Revue started was the Ikettes, she belted out her songs with the energy music. The result was a spectacular show. disappointing. Along with some new songs, SN photo by John The Family Vibes, nine men dressed in intensity of Janis Joplin, but with a sense Mitch Ryder said they wanted to do the Bi what are supposed to be the latest fashions of control that Janis never achieved. kind of rock n' roll "you used to listen to for men, took the stage first and gave the With Ike in the background on guitar, in the back seat of your car at the drive - Tina put all she had into such songs as audience an extended display of their in." "She Came in Through the Bathroom talents. With two trumpets, two saxaphones, a trombone and the other Window," "Get Back" and "A Little Help Unfortunately, Detroit's music did sound From My Friends." During their version of as if it was coming from a car speaker, and more conventional instruments of a rock Otis Redding's "I've Been Loving You Too not a very good speaker at that. It was loud band, they put out a very professional sound. But they might have overstayed Long," Ike and Tina carried on a bit of enough, but excessive volume can't make their welcome, because the audience did good - natured, suggestive dialog that may up for a lack of refinement. As a result, have shocked some people. They pulled it many of the vocals were lost in the general come to see Ike and Tina Turner and off without becoming offensive, though, din and it was a relief to see the group walk seemed a little impatient for the Family Vibes to get their part of the show over and the tempo picked back up to a fever offstage. WMSN By CINDI STEINWAY State News Staff Writer c charged jockey at WMSN last September and when she did not hear from anyone after several weeks, she decided she was unwanted. control board for a few months, fall, an but when she applied there last air check audition tape did not come in with her with Ms. Nutter does not want the station to "pacify her withi offer now." Under supervision from the EOP office, she wn "Knowing the station hires new dj's every fall, I returned to application. like to make a voluntary adjustment whereby A female radio and television major Monday filed charges with talk to someone about the job, but could see no one," she said. "Right now, Susie Nutter is not qualified. If she gets an air representation of females in the station would occur. the Anti - Discrimination Judicial Board against WMSN, campus At the end of fall term, WMSN offered a job to a nonstudent check, we will most certainly sit down and talk over her radio station, claiming they did not hire her last fall on the basis male friend of Ms. Nutter's. It was at this time she said she application with her," Doyle emphasized. of her sex. Susie Nutter, Kalamazoo sophomore, applied to be a believed the station to be discriminating against her because of He added that during the two terms he's been program director her sex. at WMSN, every disc jockey hired has come from an affiliated campus radio station or had some kind of previous professional She said she waited until winter term started, still hoping that experience. Ms. Nutter, in her application, stated that she had worked her application would be considered. When after the first week of classes, she still had no word from program director Michael voluntarily at WMSN from January through April of 1971. She said she had worked in the role of a studio technician, Doyle, Ms. Nutter filed her case with the Office of Equal Opportunities' Anti - Discrimination Judicial Board (EOP - running all the equipment, and once she filled in on ■ the - air for a disc jockey. ADJB). "Since the radio station is set up totally on a volunteer basis, I Doyle claims he was aware of Ms. Nutter's application, but felt A NORTH CASE coed was taken to the University Health she did not fill the required qualifications. He added that the thought their purpose was to give radio and TV majors Center at 12:30 a.m. Sunday by police after she had cut her station does not discriminate against women, as they had two experience, and I cannot understand why my rejection is based female disc jockeys, three female newscasters, and five female on the lack of it," Ms. Nutter explained. wrists in an apparent suicide attempt. Police said the coed had "AH the fellows working with me last year did not have prior been depressed about school. reporters working for them last term. "Station policy states that all new applicants for an on - the • training. They just wanted experience, and I feel this is my right A STUDENT DIRECTING traffic at the Ike and Tina Turner air position have some prior experience running equipment, either too," she said. concert was apparently intentionally run over by a car according in affiliated dorm stations or high school stations and that they to police. The student was directing traffic at Chestnut Road and make an air check audition tape," Doyle said. Red Cedar Street at 7:45 p.m. Sunday and was slightly injured Doyle said he knew Ms. Nutter had worked on the station when a car drove directly into suspect. him. Police said they do have a FOLLOW THE Revolutionary theatre. AT THE SAME concert, a nonstudent from Lansing was arrested at 7:50 p.m. for carrying a concealed weapon. Police said the man had tried to get into the concert without a ticket and was subsequently searched. Police said the man was carrying a Direct from San Quentin! Fabrics bludgeon, described as a short, heavy club with a weighted end. He was released to the Lansing Police who had a warrant for his arrest. THE CAGE A STUDENT'S ROOM in Bailey Hall was broken into sometime over the weekend, police report. Police said that damage to by Rick Cluchey personal items and stolen clothing was estimated at $570. Police report they have two suspects. ASMSU GREAT ISSUES in coordination with university A THIRD FLOOR office at the University Health Center was college symposium present this play depicting the real life also broken into sometime over the weekend. Police said that in today's prison there were no reports of damage, but said $10 in currency was stolen. Police believe that someone used a key to gain entrance to | MONDAY JAN. 24 8 PM Auditorium $1.00 Adm. the office. We've invented the small sensible solid American car all over again. 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