I bies Monday MICHIGAN Snow STATE NEWS n't take things off the STATE UNIVERSITY L 64 Number 92 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 24, 1972 Trustees OK disclosure of faculty By' BARBARA PARNESS BARBARA State News PARNESS Staff Writer > open In his presentation to the his presentation to the board, Repas called on the trustees "to adopt a policy of salary information together with a Doroosah o.llpri porposals fn, release called for information by department of ...o., salary listing high, the individual faculty member the level of s privacy enjoyed by other citizens," added that the committee "has never ' taken pay ■ * privilege" asking the trustees to h'lep him ■inistration and faculty supporters low, median and average salaries by rank. a position on the iegality or illegality of procedure for implementing it." Cantlon said in a prepared statement to the obtain the releasing the salary list." transcript of the Nov. 30 lited disclosure of faculty pay The administration's The administration proposal would have board. Academic Council meeting. tion were dealt a blow Friday when proposal is good, listed differences in but not good average pay between Ms. Carrigan said the administration's He said the enough, because it does not Following the vote FViday, Williams said transcript of the censure d of trustees voted to fully disclose meet the standard of full men and women by department. F AFCC "stands by the statement that was vote disclosure," he "It is proposal meets "faculty needs," but not proceedings "is essential to any effort our judgment that this I said. method of the public needs. made to the board of trustees today." might make to vindicate my reputation in Iboard also gave unofficial support The FAFCC and administration reporting meets every legitimate interest in Williams told the board FAFCC Following his plea for full disclosure, regard to past actions or future attacks." lequest by Bob. F. Repas, professor faculty salaries and at the same time gives supports the administration's proposal, but Repas presented "a statement of personal (Please turn to back Xand industrial relations, to see the page) ■transcript of the Nov. 30 Academic I meeting when he was censured for TOIITH LOBBY SUCCEEDS g the controversial faculty salary I trustees voted I information |tv Library and in all departmental to make complete available in the Dems endorse plan ■ Additional copies will be available iast» at cost as public documents, John E. Cantlon said Friday he jt r,ir,.,1n i when the salary doeument for spring primary Trelated story page two) mished and available to the public. By JOANNA FIRESTONE primary would call for the elimination of I*budget hearings and faculty salary State News Staff Writer state conventions to choose national a result of Phase 2 will take convention delegates by requiring each The Michigan Youth Caucus presidential candidate to list a slate of helped give K>not going to be dragging our feet a shot in the arm to Gov. Milliken's ailing delegates bound to him prior to the n the other hand, as we view it, presidential primary proposal Saturday by primary. The results of the preferential s we get to it," Cantlon said, narrowly convincing the State Democratic primary would then determine which (document will include name, rank Central Committee to endorse a delegates would represent each party at the I department and annual salary for national conventions. compromise version of the governor's plan. lient and temporary faculty Some 75 young people from the Under the compromise finally Information on sex, years of nonpartisan Youth Caucus broke into hammered out by the Democrats Saturday, final service, term of appointment ecstatic applause as the 117 - member the state's electors could vote directly for e track will also be Democratic State Central Committee, their choice for president while at the same time voting for precinct Approving the motion for full meeting in the union, voted 59 - 58 to back a customized primary scheme. The caucus delegates. TTie elected delegates, bound to support the / >mocratic /process Kr offered by Patricia Carrigan, had lobbied heavily all day in favor of the preferred presidential candidate, would After nearly seven hours of debate Saturday in the MSU Unb \ the Michigan Democratic State Central • then choose delegates to the national |Arbor, the board rejected salary plan which opposed the recommendations party Committee narrowly approved a resolution calling for a ion plans supported by both the of the party's leaders. conventions this summer. presidential primary in Michigan. The final vote.wa-. I tffiars and Faculty Compensation The leadership, backed up by the UAW, (Please turn to back page) strongly influenced by lobbyists of the Michigan Youth Caucus. State News photo by Milton Horst (FAFCC) and the vainly pushed a proposal to elect new precinct delegates while dumping the 1 vote came following presidential primary concept. A final vote Drive for union continues j the board by Cantlon, came after nearly seven hours of debate. Jviiliams. FAFCC chairman, and The tie - breaking ballot was cast by ■chairman of the Committee for Walter Conway, a 61 - year - old Transit 111 Pay Policy. Frank Merriman, Authority foreman from Grand Rapids. lcrville, cast the lone negative vote, Conway originally voted against the li Thompson, R-Grand Rapids, did primary, but in a last • minute change of By STEVE WATERBURY - old efforts to gain signatures from 30 per |nd the meeting. mind, agreed to favor the version pushed State News Staff Writer professor of the Science and Math to unionize the faculty. cent of the faculty members at MSU and /indicated completely," by the Youth Caucus Teaching Center, revealed last week that "Although the first cards signed will Spokesmen for two organizations ihui» qualify for a collective bargaining after MSUFA excluded dozens of doubtful | said following the vote. "The "I'm for the kids and I've always been competing for the role of faculty election. and duplicate cards, about 400 signed begin to expire during the later part of this 1 motion contains everything the for 'em," he explained. "I started to vote term, I don't think that this presents a Rtee for a Rational Pay Policy could bargaining agent said Sunday that their Sigmund Nosow, president of the authorization cards remained. with them to begin with, but I didn't. organizations intend to continue their MSU AAUP major problem because close to all of the Tited." chapter, said Sunday that These figures probably constitute about There was a little pressure put on me, but attempts to organize the MSU faculty by although specific plans have not yet been faculty members who signed last year 20 per cent of the faculty bargaining unit, would be willing to sign again," Nosow when I saw how close it was, I figured the launching "personal contact" campaigns formulated, the AAUP does intend to but the percentage will vary depending on said. |rison drama set youngsters ought to get their way." Gov. Milliken originally came out in this term. The two organizations, the MSU chapter launch a serious effort this term to meet the 30 per cent figure. how the Michigan Employment Relations Commission favor of a presidential primary Jan. 7. A of the American Assn. of (MERC) defines the MSU a revolutionary prison drama University The AAUP presently has obtained 489 [presented #. by ASMSU Great Issues today in the Auditorium. Tickets bill calling for a primary was subsequently introduced into the state House and Senate Professors (AAUP) and MSU Associates (MSUFA), an affiliate of the Faculty signed authorization cards from faculty members, but has not yet performed the If one organization reaches the 30 per AUSJ plans where it awaits further action this week. cent figure, other prospective unions must Ird will be available at the door. Michigan Education Assnn. (MEA), have task of excluding duplicate cards. As presented by the governor, the both fallen short in their almost one - year MSUFA spokesman T. Wayne Tayor, submit cards from at least 10 per cent of the bargaining unit in order to obtain a to hear plea ballot position. Because both of the contending organizations have about 400 signed cards, if either reaches the 30 per cent figure, on election there will be at least three choices on the By JUDY YATES State News Staff Writer election ballot: MSUFA, AAUP and a "no" option. The All - University Student Judiciary The (AUSJ) has decided to hear an appeal signed cards were largely obtained contesting the disqualification of a student through a series of campus - wide mailings. Because the number of signed cards representative - at - large to the Academic Council. received following each mailing has Mark Jaeger, Greenfield, Wis., junior, A record - breaking crowd sat "reached the point of diminishing returns," filed an appeal with AUSJ Jan. 4 charging and stood in every available the organizations intend to rely on that the Student Committee on increased personal contact to gain the space at the Sports Arena Nominations denied him due process when remaining cards necessary to obtain a Saturday night to witness the MERC supervised bargaining election. they disqualified him as a representative. The judiciary's decision whether to hear Spartan wrestling team's upset At its Thursday luncheon meeting, the case was delayed pending their decision victory over the NCAA MSUFA strategists decided to abandon the on an appeal filed by Ron Johnson, Detroit defending champions, Oklahoma gradualistic approach in favor of a major sophomore, contesting the election. State, 20-15. concentrated effort that is scheduled to Kenneth Marvin, asst. director of judicial •>%> (See story, page 7) SN photo by Craig Porter take place on members will knock Feb. 9. On that day, MSUFA on the doors of their programs, said Sunday that the judiciary's decision on the Johnson case would not be colleagues and attempt to persuade them released until Monday. to sign authorization cards. "The AUSJ wouldn't waste their time MSUFA ranks will be swelled by the on my case if they had thrown out the presence of faculty members from other election results through their decision on Michigan colleges and universities. the Johnson case," Jaeger said Sunday. Both Nosow and MSUFA representatives stated that the one year Jaeger received notification FViday that the judiciary would "hear arguments only legal life of the signed cards will not on the procedural issue." The present a significant barrier to the attempt hearing is scheduled for Tuesday night. Jaeger has requested that the hearing be conducted in closed session. ixon speech: 'par Jaeger's appeal contends mat the committee violated the Academic Freedom Report by taking disciplinary action at informal hearing. an J By JOHN BORGER the 11 years since President John F. > the Kennedy camelot which cost Nixon The decision to disqualify Jaeger was Kennedy said, in his inaugural address, 'We the White House in 1960. the result of a hearing held Nov. 29 of an |S'ate News Staff Writer News Commentary shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet Nixon went on to emphasize: "Our appeal submitted by the Office of Black ■AririT0N ■ nr; s to his State of the any hardship, support any friend, oppose commitment to freedom remains strong Affairs. The appeal alleged that Jaeger is Congress Thursday, any foe, to assure the survival and the and unshakeable." neither a member of a minority group nor L '"''d Nixon made numerous then. That sort of thing is not unusual, of approval while the Democrats glared. success of liberty." The words sound good, but what of the a representative of a minority group P appeals for course. It is to be expected of almost any The rebuke to labor may have been valid. YOU to nonpartisanship. He "Our policy has been carefully and action? American bombs continue to prop Jaeger ran in the election on the basis of I hftlioilA nn^l and ....... many Congress and almost any President. In any case, it will undoubtably be greeted his one sixteenth Winnebago Indian ■ The delivery of the address, complete with enthusiasm in many quarters. deliberately adjusted to meet the new up the dictatorship behind the democratic - Ctrl' telling you - that the leu realities of the new world we live in. We farce of South Vietnam. And the Nixon heritage. II flrst , stage in "statesman-like °~ with the patented Nixon wired-on smile But what of the other side of the labor make today only those commitments we Administration led the underwhelming Jaeger has named Eugene Buckner, f for re-election and the too-smooth mouthing of homilies, management picture? What of corporate are able and prepared to meet." trickle which backed Pakistan a military Jacks freshn nd Do indicates that this is a man unchanged from ■ [,nB "f the sort. giantism, which has gotten so far out of In the wake of Vietnam, those dictatorship which tried to butcher its O'Donnohue, Harbert his the weeks in 1968 when he was sold to the | . °UIS after the address was control that even federal regulating remembered words can add a bitter tarnish eastern half into submission - against American people. lit 1? ''""" ratie spokesmen were as agencies are unwilling or unable to India, the world's most populous The committee released a decision empty of substance. Nixon lost his polish only once during investigate the telephone company? the more than 30 minutes he took to The answer is quite simple: democracy. Wednesday upholding the position of |eof ain1nyuWays' 's ""true. nothing. No That, too, is bitter. Buckner as representative of the category IpromiU,8 r,hlftol'cal nourishes and deliver his speech. Halfway through the address, he pledged to "put an end to balancing blast at industry irresponsibility Lightfoot tickets The address also snows a Nixon preparing reserved for blacks. Buckner's position was K m', U,e 1972 Sta* of ^e costly labor tieups in transportation." was, or will be. delivered by (his for a campaign. His pledge of "full challenged by Sherman Walker, Selma, 1 is PrJiJ " Kreat deal abo"t this "The West Coast dock strike is a case in big-business President. Tickets for the Gordon Lightfoot concert employment in peacetime" is a campaign Ala., junior, who charged Buckner with Cs tehn ,a:dWOUld liketobe point," he went on, his voice rising, The so-called old Nixon shone elsewhere. As other writers have pointed through to be held at 8 p.m. Feb. 6 in the slogan if there ever was one. illegal campaigning. publics, ', 5 ',??"• 'PPMlS a Par,|san leader, hardening. Then he growled: "This nation out, Nixon seemed to enjoy reminding Auditorium will go on sale Tuesday at the the In his tailored - for - television State of Union message (Congress was also Ms. O'Donnohue is a member of the committee which disqualified Jaeger. cannot and will not tolerate that kind of fan*. io.. rruPted the speech irresponsible labor tieup in the future." Congress that: "In our foreign policy have entered Union, Campbell's Smoke Shop and provided with a longer, more explicit Neither Buckner nor Ms. O'Donnohue ■'''Hiiseiv J?eS;,the I to clap fkroocrats had Predictably, the Republicans roared with new era. The world has we a Marshall Music in East Lansing. All tickets listing of programs), the campaigning were available for comment Sunday limply now and changed greatly in .ire $3.50 (Please turn to back page) afternoon. Monday, January 24 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan news New By MICHAEL FOX personnel official name * served as school district ... personnel director and negotiator in Southfield from 1966 to 1969. ... ... diverse are,* as the oc thp Provost's Office and Provost1 Office and the Palcement Bureau which, han^e faculty and the Domiciliary Determination. "We are delaying acton on thi. >. State News Staff Writer annual salary of $23,000. student employes, respectively. Though Groty is awhile," President Wharton exDlaiiJ^l summary He will earn an board. "We are still in the process Groty's appointment was approved an official arbitrator, he emphasized Friday that The trustees Friday named C. Keith Groty to of dt the newly created post of assistant vice president unanimously bv the trustees with no discussion, his appointment was not tied in any way with the financial and the legal the state's position on implication!^! From th« wire* of AP and UPI. for personnel and employe relations effective President Wharton has previously cited the need the current movement on campus towards domiciliary fn, * state students." 0,1 Jan. 1. for such a position. Groty and his new immediate faculty collective bargaining, Groty, asst. professor of labor and industrial superior, executive Vice President Jack Breslin, The trustees offered more comment Friday on In addition to a new disclosure of faculty pay University r>o|j„, J relations, said he will eventually restructure the showed surprise when the trustees raised no the appointment of Keith Goldhammer as new inform r» administrative channels for personnel matters on questions on his appointment. dean of the College of Education effective July trustees handled other more routine 5' campus. A member of the faculty since 1969, he Personnel matters are now supervised by such 1. Goldhammer is now dean of the School of lackluster meeting. Other actions induSi Education at Oregon State University. ♦Approval of sick leave administrative-professional employer benU 1 separate vote on the new dean divided from the bulk of other new appointments, the faculty already enjoys. "I don't think the is to be trustee's role carping. 1 feel that's what he's (Clair White) been doing." Oregon educator Trustee Clair A. White, D-Bay City, voted "no" because he though Goldhammer's salary of $35,500 a year was too high. *A $226,326 contract to Braodcasting Equipment Corp. for . production equipment for the clnJ^ | James MeNeeley, Democratic "The salary is really not out of line," Provost studio in Life Science I. ^ John E. Cantlon told the trustees after White's party state chairman to fill dean of c objection. Wharton added that the salary is reportedly ♦Division of two existing department, College of Osteopathic Medicine intl 1 lower than the annual earnings on ten school departments because of expansion ir ® The board of trustees Friday build a public awareness of and professor of education at district superintendents in Michigan. The trustees and staffing of the college. approved the appointment of educational problems. Some the University of Oregon. then passed the new education appointment 6- ♦Approval of revisions retroactive to M.I Other positions he has held Keith Goldhammer to the other concerns he said he will j wUh white voting no and Trustee Kenneth W. 1971, in the salary schedules for No,> position of dean of the College bring to campus include a include the associate director of Thompson) R.Grand Rapids, absent from the groups including administrative^ of Education. redefinition of education and the Universtiy of Oregon Center clerical technical, health Goldhammer, presently dean nontextbook oriented teaching for the Advanced 3udy of meetjng The trustees did not consider new regulations - hourly nonunion labor payroll. profes^J of the School of Education at methods. Goldhammer discussed Educational Administration, for determjnjng Michigan residency for tuition ♦Accepted the ad ministratiJ Oregon State University will these concerns and others during asst. professor of education at purposes for out-state students. University recommendation of Daverman Associate! assume the deanship on July 1 a December visit to campus. Stanford, and superintendent of attorney T«io„,- Leland W.- Carr - had earlier been of Grand Rapids, as the architects for tb and succeed John E. Ivey who schools, high school principal >duted to present the revised Ice Arena planned for completion by p. Sidky bars import sales returned to teaching and He has served as associate and teacher in the Idaho and nmendations of the Committee on research in August in 1971. dean of the School of Education Oregon public school system. William B. Hawley has been Egypt's new prime minister, Aziz Sidky, barred the serving as acting dean of the college. sale of some imports and imposed tough new luxury taxes Sunday in Cairo in an economic program to get Lee Shulman, chairman of NIXON DRAWS PLAN the search and selection the country ready for war with Israel. committee, which selected Sidky, whose 31 - man "war cabinet" took over five days ago, bitterly attacked the United States for its decision to resume warplane shipments to Israel and Goldhammer, said Goldhammer is a of leading scholar in the fields sociology of school Dems to work out school an organizations and the theory of The administration warned that if all - out war should break out, U.S. educational administration. He address, promised to to move quickly on a variety of that general education subcommittee. The general aid bills before the exploring the b| interests in the Middle East would not be secure. nbin up with a program later proposals of their scholarship ' nth entensive federal this year to provide a new would substantially increase committee vary but most would imposing a form of natioiuii increase federal support from its tax to raise the extra mi experience in public schools " ' schoo,-aid npmncrats in program butonina the method of financing elementary federal cArnnrlsrv oHiicaHnn school aid. Shulman said. Democrats in PVmorpss Congress aw are going onH and secondary education. Thou vlour Nivf They view Nixon's delay in present level of about six per Nixon set a study ii Foreign contacts limited to try to fill in the details. The Democrats, hoping to beat " submitting any concrete plan as cent of total elementary and week to see how the ft 1 attempt to get election - year secondary education costs to 30 government could channi Romania, which tries to project itself as the credit for coming up with a bold or 35 per cent ( period of funds to state and if initiative while keeping years. authorities to replace ii nondogmatic, enlightened Western cousin within the funds raised by local ptj Soviet bloc, has enacted measures to cut the flow of Congress from acting before protect manuscripts to the West, limit Romanians' contacts with foreigners and virtually seal off PIZZA FEAST EAST adjournment. and However, the House Education Labor Committee has federal outlays from about $2.7 billion at present to $12 billion in three or four years, taxes. Another obstacle ii politically important ned| 75c OFF On A Medium 12" 1 Item The biggest obstacle to passage intellectuals from foreign journalists. 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Roman C. any such increases unless been studying school fiia Pope "Paul VI declared Sunday in is for the past two yea provided. the Vatican City that efforts to forge McDONEL Christian unity have not been halted. But he warned against a "superficial OWEN ecumenism" that attempts to bypass important doctrinal disputes. The pontiff sounded a call for We also have: Ye Olde Watering Hot •Subs prayers for "the recomposition of the family of Christians, still so much divided," in a talk from his window Quench your thirst at our PITCH® overlooking St. Peter's Square. NIGHTTONIGHT.Low, low prices beer. J He spoke to mark the 1972 Christian Unity Week, which began Jan. 18 and ends Tuesday. All around Featuring the Severe Hands Tues.-S| the world, Roman Catholics, nights. Orthodox, Anglicans and Protestants are holding joint services and study programs in efforts to further THE STABLE] Christina unity. 2843 E. Grand River 1 \uh .i^AL r Bargaining to resume Bahamian officials were reported Sunday to be considering a strong protest to President Nixon because HEY ALL YOU Finance and Education Minister Carlton Francis was bodily searched by U.S. Customs agents in Miami, with CURLY HEADED approval from Washington. After the incident Friday at Miami International FREAKS OUT THERE- Airport, Francis returned to Nassau Saturday and ordered that Americans be allowed to enter his He'll straighten I no Bill Slack is here to help you. country. About 200 American tourists had to wait about three hours at Nassau International Airport your hair so it's completely straight and it'll stay | before his order was lifted. that way for some time. He's out at Meridian | Mall. Go see him. Nixon protest considered Call 349 - 2760 for an appt. (Be sure ti ask for Bill Slack specifically) With a presidential proposal to end the West Coast dock strike before Congress, negotiators for both sides If you don't know where your head is, look at your hair. are expected to meet today or Tuesday to agree on a date to resume bargaining. The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union had suggested and the Pacific Maritime Association, representing shipping firms, had agreed that new negotiations get under way on or before Jan. 31. President Nixon sent Congress a bill Friday that would force the 13,000 longshoremen to return to their jobs at 24 West Coast ports while a federal board resolves differences through binding arbitration. Illness plan to aid families What ever you Indications are growing that the major action taken by Congress on health care this year will be enactment think it's mightygoo of a catastrophic - illness plan to aid families struck by severe, long-term sicknesses. Much more far - reaching plans have been advanced to set up systems of national health care but it may be impossible for any final action to be taken on these. Thelnternational The House Ways and Means and Senate Finance House oS Pancakes Committees, both are going to be busy with other matters which have been given priority. These include welfare reform, Social Security and revenue sharing. 2800 E. Grand River Open 24 Hours A Day |$3 50 at Campbell's, Marshall's & Union tomorrow] ■Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 24, 1972 3 § MD backs public health plan By TONI PELLILLO medicine' if spoken at all were "handsome" State News Staff Writer pay for the medical of paraprofessionals such OOHPS 11 have future to join OOHPS whispered," he said. professions, rather than physician's assistants. to "foster Public health director since speakers health related communication sacrificing treatment because of "Right now, the average between all Community national Reizen described a cost. topics. Students the field of health related a or private physician wastes about i campus, health plans could help eliminate the turmoil which exists in Phy.sician'8 ro|e as providing To increase the amount of one - third of his time doing veterinary medicine, psychology, said Dave Black, Huntington the quallty care for the American medical personnel available, things he could be assisted social " therapy, Woods graduate student who field of medicine, Dr. Maurice S. pul)"c. advocated Reizen suggested greater usage with," Reizen said. dietetics, and nursing i e invited helped organize OOHPS. Reizen, director of the Michigan Dept. of Public Health, told _ students in discussion an informal TR USTEE'S TAPPING HIT on campus Thursday. w Speaking to the Organization of Health Professions Students (OOHPS), Reizen suggested that future patient demands could best be met with community medical program. some type of National health programs are Dem's criticism also coming, Reizen said. "The U.S. is the last of the so-called By BARBARA PARNESS civilized nations to be without State News Staff Writer McNeeley to Warren H ff n Pi Fishman, Michigan director of is ridiculous for Clair White," socialized medicine," he added. Trustee Clair White, White was referrrine to a barren / P'P,ymo.uth' legislative and political activities McNeeley said. A comprehensive health plan D-Bay City, has asked James McNppIpv Qt«tpnw ♦»,! acc"smg him of racist practices. for the United Auto Workers. McNeeley, McNeeley Jan 1u 18 CJ. »y state News 7 ..... At the October board "To try to make n physicians and patients,. Reizen chairman, to make feeling the legislators Coleman public his in the „. WttKM Said' f°r U WOuld "we,d the sPecific complaints about not party that Mr. White has been an outstanding Young and Jackie Vaughn III HjKH disjointed health fragments White's performance as a trustee '(such as cost vs. representative of the party or an warning Huff that a resolution care) together." and Democrat. would be introduced in the 7V» IIP X'ttlir MPIII lli'nlll, IH (111II In ear,ier years- little "Inasmuch as the party outstandingboard of trustees." member of the legislature seeking an The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State attention was given to any type officers are using the press to mm . c j u u investigation of Huffs actions University, is published every class day during Fall, Winter of community health , Maurice S. Reizen, director of the Michigan Dept. of "Who ever though about programs, slur elected party officials it McNeeley said Sunday he has unless his "destructive" and Spring schoolterms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays L|th, spoke Thursday night in the Union to members of seems reasonable to request of yet received White s letter, opposition to President Wharton during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition L Organization of Health Profession Students. He covered community health?," Dr. Reizen these officers that they list a bill ' ,e ceases- in September. Subscription rate is $16 asked. per year. h areas as community health planning. "Words like of particulars pertaining to their ®c?used . ff °' trying to White alos compared the Member Associated Press, United Press International, State News photo by William Thursby 'preventative complaints and make these n"g J*P bugabo°s- McNeeley statement to the Inland Daily Press Association, Michigan Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Association. the nominees of the party are. Allen Harlan of Southfield in Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial I m not kicking him out of the 1968. and business offices at 345 Student Services /har/s' transfer party. But I do have personal opinions and I'm going to the convention and fight for them, And that does not include the "Perhaps the Democratic party needs of Michigan no longer the Harlacs, Huffs and Whites. An examination of the State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Phones: Bldg., Michigan News 355-8252 nomination of Clair White," public record will show these Classified Ads 355-8255 McNeeley said. Bangladesh jute mill trustees voted the Democratic \om McNeeley criticized White's party platform positions "attitude toward the role of trustee, his attitude toward the 100 percent," White wrote, nearly White also accused McNeeley Advertising Business Office Photographic 353-6400 355-3447 355-8311 University administration, his of being controlled by Sam attitude toward student rights rayang anj have died of of hundreds of children who had belongings of the Biharis at an(* other student matters and not been served. idesh (AP) • Thirty fcnd Biharis, beleaguered sta^°J; ; informed of one or bargain prices. They came out his carping attitude toward carrying cooking pots, anything the administration i; 1C a month in the largest jute mill, began two malnutrition deaths day and probably there are every The Biharis there are nearly - 2 million in Bangladesh - fled to mattresses, clothing. furniture and supports. "I don't think the trustee's The Union Man [ out this weekend under others we don t hear about," this country from India at the role is to be carping. I feel that's Indian I Biharis, a hated minority armv rePorted an Indian Capt. Surain Singh, army As he spoke, thousands of doctor, time of the partition of the sub - There are Biharis in a similar what he's been doing," he said, continent in 1947. Many of plight at Mymensingh, a rail them collaborated with" the junct In his letter, White compared miles north of the Democratic party leader's Strikes Again and children Igladesh, previously made ich of the mill's labor {lueued "P for free mugs of Pakistani military authorities Dacca. before Bangladesh became recent public criticism with the X ■They have been ordered Peered milk. As arrived to and independent. ■their homes in the mill fund to""make" way "for ration the collect 1ueue became a their Dr. Hazir Ahmed, a medical i|i officer at the Adamjee mill for & Monday night ...and so can you at the Union Building Bowling | workers stampede. 12 years, said many Biharis want g PIZZA SPECIAL Adamjee jute mill. Women with babies in their to go back to their jobs at the Lanes. by a West Pakistani arms ff» 38 theV fought and mill but were forced out. 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UNIVERSITY KEN LYNAM advertising manager come in many colors DAVE PERSON, managing editor To the Editor: "scholars," civil rights leaders dor* etc., as bigoted racists intere^tJri CHARLIE ^ CAIN, city editor For the past few years increasing BILL HOLSTEIN, campus editor attention has been called to supposed owning a $40,000 home in BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor "white racism" which, in my opinion, has RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor been sufficiently attacked as an evil worae suburbia" and keeping black child*. getting an education and black foil J than murder, until I for one, have reached the saturation point on this issue. job. The truth of the matter is tuft Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award white community has bent overbi for outstanding journalism. to make amends for We, the white community, have been a situation ci incessantly attacked from all sides of the people hundreds of years ago, on|vl furthered criticized and never« mass media with statements from Yet this is not where my main EDITORIALS Oh, Nick on In an article appearing in the Jan. 12, 1972 entitled "Whlti.iJ Stat. J Classroom To the Editor: Re: "Repas to Speak to Board on Faculty Pay List Policy," SN Vol. 64, No. 88, Attitudes Hit," Judy Leepa, an in the Center on Urban Affairs as saying, "There is not J wasoJ a black peRo,| Tuesday, Jan. 18,1972. can be a racist because he doesn't J Dear Sir: power." This statement, and I a only in extrem "Brouhaha . . .?** Audrey Farber it is not a misquote, is one of absurd I have ever read, and I the J have| Susan Underbill and heard quite a few. Since whaT In George Orwell's "1984", the Betty Jo Beoloski blacks, human beings with the J Thought Police kicked in doors and "I will prove, your honor, that my client will be and Nancy qualities of human nature i "Last week a campus policeman carted people off for the most minor damaged financially by the 'no fault' insurance Munising junior and a Lansing police officer Jan. 18,1972 incapable of hating "whitey," as sol infractions. In Clifton Wharton's wept.' us, and particularly in this day of ret entered Daniel H. Saks' (Ed. Note: Ha ha ha.) 1972 University police invade class 'Economics 390 class and asked and social reform, since when are thejl rooms for traffic violations. most vociferous and active i that he help them arrest one of his Last week a campus policeman ART BUCHWALD group devoid of power? students." and a Lansing police officer entered Daniel H. Saks' Economics 390 class Who's kidding who? Granted then! racist whites, but let's not pull the« and asked that he help them arrest liberal trick of whitewashing the facta one of his students. Saks refused, telling the officers to wait until the class was over before taking any The University is obligated to cooperate with the law enforcement The nonviolence trend black community today is a power power to be dealt with, which, b;l J Lee pa's definition, should give thefl action. They ignored his request and agencies of Michigan - up to a point. racist some company on that lowest® seized the offender, a coed. Her Save in the event of imminent of the human ladder, previously o< crime was several parking tickets and danger to people or property, the "But Dr. Shrugs," I said, "Isn't there an by "whites only". a moving traffic violation. University should not allow any WASHINGTON - There seems to be a "Why don't they ban hard - core argument made that it's better for people dangerous trend in this country toward nonviolence on television altogether?" I The issue here is not whether the phase of the academic process to be asked. to let out their nonviolent feelings in the hard - core nonviolence. Many persons are theater than take them out on somebody police should have made the arrest, disturbed by police operations. becoming concerned about it and Dr. the street?" Clearly, last week's occurence did on but rather the ham - handed way in Womrath Shrugs has just completed a "Because there is a certain type of which it handled. Arrests for not involve "imminent danger" to "It's nonsense," he said. "Nonviolence was study on nonviolence which points up how public that goes for it. Advertisers are only breeds nonviolence. Kids get ideas from traffic infractions are not anything except, perhaps, the this trend is affecting all of us. interested in selling their products and if what they see and emulate the nonviolence uncommon, but they usually do not officer's coffee break. they think they can do it with nonviolence Dr. Shrugs told men, "You can't turn they've been exposed to. My study shows occur in the middle of a crowded classroom. MSU officer Theodore There is a second issue raised by on your television set any more without finding at least one show devoted to they will, no matter what it does to the children." that the more nonviolence a child watches, the more pacified he becomes. I've known Croak nonviolence. It could be a comedy or a kids who have left a Walt Disney film and Glynn informed Saks that he was the Econ 390 bust: Should the Dr. Shrugs said, "This nonviolence To the Editor: musical hour, but my study indicates that gone home and kissed their mother*." making the arrest so as not to keep University make its records available the public is willing to accept syndrome is not just on television. It is It is true that there are mi more "Oh, dear," I said, "what can we do to which will happen tomorrow i his Lansing colleague waiting. to police agencies? Again, the nonviolence than it ever nas Detore." permeating every part of our lives. In every town in this country there is at least one stop this trend from getting out of hand?" no one presently has control. 6 Apparently he did not mind "imminent danger" rule should "First the public must be made aware exist who do not share Barney HI "But surely," I said, "they're not motion picture theater featuring a men disrupting a classroom of 80 people apply. Except in exceptional nonviolent film. These theaters blatantly that it is going on. Then they must be apparent resignation expressed! showing Hfcfd - core nonviolent shows in - to do so. circumstances, the University should advertise the pictures in the newspapers. shown that nonviolence on TV and in the editorial of Jan. 20 - there area prime time?" keep all records not already public Look at this advertisement for 'Fiddler on theaters cannot be separated from the such things than there were a knowledge - e.g., names and "Not many, I'll admit," Dr. Shrugs the Roof.' Here is a musical, a hard - core nonviolence being committed In our towns years ago, or yesterday for that m said, "but there are still enough to affect At long addresses - secret from all outsiders, including law enforcement agencies. young persons' minds. Just the other day I nonviolent $2.50 picture, and any child with can go see it." and cities. We must make the producer* and networks responsible for their Barney White assails the "suq conceit" of men who try t saw my son watching two nonviolent products. If they won't police themselves control over their futures. Unless i| Last week the board of trustees Data on individual students should shows back to back. What do you think "That's terrible," I said. "Why do the and eliminate hard • core nonviolence from admits to such conceit, nay is proud voted to make University salary be distributed throughout the was going through his mind while he sat police allow it?" their entertainment, then the government he is a frog. information public. The data to be University purely on a "need - to - there?" should step in. And if the producers and A frog bears no moral responsilJ "They're helpless. Every time they released include individual faculty know" bases. "I have no idea," I said. arrest a theater owner for showing a network people still won't get Into line anyone, and that is precisely tbj then there is only one thing left to do." which the Barneys of the world wf salaries, sex, type of appointment "He was thinking: 'If this is the way life comedy or a musical or a clean love story "What's that. Doctor?" to achieve for men. ^^ is on the TV screen then that's the way it the judge throws the case out of court. and length of tenure. MSU Public Safety Director must be on the outside.' He was getting a We're living in a permissive society where "Kill them." Cleve.,(Ii The good trustees are to be Richard O. Bernitt has already nonviolence is as American as apple pie." Jan. 20,1 distorted picture of America." Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Times commended for voting to allow the apologized for the incident. He has public access to public information. further indicated that he will suggest In particular, plaudits go to Trustee policy to the University Patricia Carrigan, D-Ann Arbor, for a new Committee on Public Safety that POINT OF VIEW almost single-handedly securing would for the most part prevent board approval of the salary police from interrupting classes in measure. It is indeed a shame that such a full disclosure policy was not adopted long ago. If it had been, a session. The committee and President Wharton would do well to go beyond Be.rnitt's recommendations and establish firm Why do people get married? By ALAN BAIRD many are reasonable to a mature person? rather than such a system. question the basic need for discrimination. But they perpetuate a dying system get n . 1 He lists: great deal of the current acrimony guidelines for police activity on Charleston, W. Va., junior • Achievement of adult status — being I contend that marriage, defined as the many people feel that the declaratj the faculty salary question a legal bond if superfluous and im*® over campus and the release of student single and immature are somehow linked, required declaration of a legal bond, is not only useless, but also has a corrupting the meaningful ness of their n might well have been avoided. information. and marriage is accordingly linked with This article is nothing more than an effect on our society. One might only look proves that a stable commitment maturity. attempt to come to grips with an • Sex role fulfillment — at the status of marriage on our campus — without legal sanctions. institution that I feel has a pervasive effect marriage fulfills where it is a game played among the Pitirim Sorokin, i- _ a woman in supposedly the same way that Miami phospha on sexual expression in America. Why is it that children, in the process of growing up, a career • fulfills a man. Force of conformity — a single person women, the winner being the one to receive her M.R.S. first — to verify this characterized by the SeptemWJ Ladles Home Journal as f acquire the attitude that marriage is the feels the pressure in the company of claim. Why is it ritual among married men forecast," said 30 years ago,' D only avenue of action open to them — that to complain about marriage — or is it legal separations will increase misdirected married people (his state of bachelorhood everyone (except a few old crank spinsters threatens their concept of normal as being merely a ritual complaint. Perhaps these profound difference between! and "immature bachelors") gets married? married). men were trapped in a marriage, just sanctioned marriages and i"l Why does something that is • Ego satisfaction— this is a biggie. because of lack of imagination. Women are relationships disappears." My*". I institutionalized as a lifelong commitment that was pretty hopeful Newsweek magazine recently Environmentalists have been have a failure rate of over 35 per cent? According to Bell, "Persons who marry also beginning to complain that they are reported that both Proctor & preaching that phosphates are one of demonstrate greater feelings of ego stereotyped by the wedding band. A Why do people that are unhappily married Gamble Co. and Colgate - Palmolive Co. have abandoned the Miami - area the major sources of water pollution, when in fact phosphorous is only try diligently to mate their unmarried friends? These types of questions have deficiency than do persons who remain single." He's done the research to back it woman is no longer forced to perform the child-rearing function, af a result of MISPLACID Ml* up. .. badly-timed sex, so why should she be To: Ralph Smuckler, household laundry product market one of the 20 - odd nutrients which plagued me for a long time. In researching impinged upon by marriage either? them for a paper in FCS 365 (a rather Why are such things as homosexual International Programs due to a Dade County law contribute to algae growth or marriages, communal living, nonmarital Many young people feel marriage is puerile class, I might add), I did have a prohibiting the sale of phosphate eutophication. Detergents are only chance to crystallize my thoughts on the cohabitation, group marriages and the like irrelevant. The system we live in sets a legal Re: Our nonpolitical progranu | occurring? Maybe they have occurred all minimum to govern a personal relationship. detergents. The only tangible result one source of phosphorous, yet they subject of marriage. along, but the people involved were being However, a relationship can be much more Dear Educator of the phosphate ban to date has are the only source banned. Both Marriage laws have fluctuated than the legal minimum and be lumped furtive about it because they thought that been a mass migration of Miami dishwashing and industrial detergents throughout history: Marriage has traditionally been a way to trace property what they were doing was wrong. The under the same category. Why not judge a You mean like in Vietnam w housewives to supermarkets in concept of marriage was taken more relationship on its merits? Many people and ownership and inheritance lines. However; who have been forced into getting married ... neighboring counties. are permitted to be sold. different forms of marriage have flourished seriously in the past than it is now (witness riiel This incident, among many the climbing rate of divorce), but people by pressures from parents and finances at various times: polygamy, polyandry, have been content with devaluing the would not have chosen marriage, were It Inconsistent others, illustrates how the federal government reacts to public pressure monogamy, group marriages, and temporary marriages have all had their concept of marriage to suit their own ends, legal to live together without While age of majority legislation — it cops out. Instead of hitting the sway. But can rules governing human DOONESBURV by Garryjg industries and inadequate sewage cleared up many lazy areas of relationships for one era be valid for Michigan law, it has left one disposal plants which are the main another? For example, Jesus' proclamation ITS A 6ZEAT; 5/6, sources of pollution, token laws are 5NOh/y. MARSHMALLOq inconsistency. At present 17 - year - of the indissolubility of the marriage bond olds may be tried either as formulated which crack down on was to protect the women of his time from FLUFFY. F/Nfc CorWM lesser aspects of the pollution economic misfortune, since they were CPlNVy ANP SUN- , juveniles or adults. Previously this considered to be inferior to men, and could SH/NE/CINP OF pay/ applied to 17 to 20 - year - olds. problem. be divorced at will. Jesus' attitude could be It is time the public got together Ingham County Probate Court considered humanitarian for his time, and pressured the government into Judge James T. Kallman recently because it would prevent much physical predicted that legislation would soon dealing realistically with the growing hardship from occurring: however, can one be passed to place 17 - year - olds in problem of environmental pollution. apply the indissolubility doctrine today and still have the good effects outweigh the juvenile category. We sincerely Otherwise, the minor sources of the bad? hope his prognostication is correct pollution will continue to be acted Robert R. Bell, in his book, "Marriage and this gray area in Michigan law is upon while the major sources grow and Family Interaction," states several finally clarified. and grow and grow. reasons that people get married. But how n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. January 24. 1972 5 no I Publ ic OKs commission size By BILL WHITING would vote to retain the current argument that there would be a State News Staff Writer number of 21 and another, smaller group. Endorsements for A crowded public cost reduction by having a Lansing Area Peace Council, hearing Harry Spenny, Ingham county smaller board was a retaining the present system agreed that the before the Ingham County "fallacy." also commission treasurer, said the board "will were received from East should have more Apportionment Commission Grady J. Porter, 12th district members, but probably go along with it" when Lansing and Lansing. stipulated the additional seats Thursday night drew unanimous commissioner, agreed with they meet Wednesday. Buhl's remarks and said that a should be given only to women. response in favor of keeping the Roger Busfield, chairman of indicates the county might cut in the board would reduce Other organizations who current number of 21 the Ingham expand to 42 commissions," said county County Republican black and indicated they opposed a commissioners. Executive Committee, said he minority group Angelio Perez, deputy director representation. reduction on the commission Though it had been rumored was committed to of the Lansing Model Cities retaining the Porter, a black who was included the United Auto that the board was Program. He said a larger body is considering current level of representatives elected to the board in Workers, Coalition for Human lowering the number of because of a committee vote to 1968, able to meet more frequently spoke for the NAACP and Urban Survival, Michigan Youth* commissioners to as few as five, favor retaining 21 commissioners with its constituency and creates League and said the commission Politics Institute, Sol de no one spoke in favor of last week. Democratic a greater sense of accountability Atzlan, party was now Greater Lansing Community reduction and many requested chairman Winthrop Rowe making headway in with less waste. creating a rapport between the Organization and Project: Citv the board to consider Ann Francis, from adding expressed a similar position. community and the county the Hall. members to the commission. "Any proposal to cut the which could be jeopardized if Members of the board board from its present number is the Public s declined to give public expression of their views during an insidious proposal," charged commission size was reduced. Radio board David Buhl, commissioner from Most of the commissioners 1 150 people attended Thursday night's Ingham County Apportionment Commission the meeting and postponed voting on the issue until noon the 16th District and former chairman. "If I proposed to cut attended the hearing with seven chairman for speaking in favor of retaining the Members of the University Radio Board voted leeting. The crowd seemed unanimously in favor of maintaining the current number of 21 Wednesday in the county the staff of the county current number of Thursday to districts. Egham Count; commissioners. courthouse. After the meeting however, prosecutor, the county treasurer of the county clerk by one-half They were among a crowd of remove their chairman, who had violated the board's living in off-campus housing. charter by State News photo by Don Gerstner nearly 150, many of whom were two members indicated The board unanimously accepted a motion made they or one-third, the roof would by Sanford students, that attended the Zeid, Oak Park junior, who asked that chairman Roger Brunner, blow off." meeting. Glen Ellyn, 111., senior, be removed because Brunner's residence Buhl said that the current Spokesmen decide from rustees area status violates the charter and the charter would be "useless" if board represents a broad to hold spectrum of professions which could not be reproduced in a smaller board. He said that the township governments especially vocal in supporting the current board and were expressed fears they would be left out in a its terms were not obeyed. Brunner's removal was necessitated by the refusals of ASMSU and the Residence Hall Assn. (RHA) to approve a change in the charter which would havt permitted the board chairman to live off campus. - tearing By CINDI STEINWAY on sex prejudice Equal Opportunities Programs (EOP). LIABILITY OF FILTERS State News Staff Writer "What transpired between the women deciding not to form under the EOP office and my removing them from the meeting's agenda was a simple fact of bad timing." Wharton said. He added ::::: EWSSSMSW: ie MSU Board of Trustees decided Thursday to hold an open that he had received a letter from the concerned women of MSU H'bruary for women concerned with ending sex that morning and had informed them of the february hearing. |mination in the college community. Vickie Neiberg of the Alliance to End Sex s group representatives had previously been denied the Discrimination clarified for the board the women's Itunity to speak with the board this week on a suggestion to group decision of Jan. 6 not to unite under the EOP office. She then distributed J members from President Wharton. Wharton had been alliance's study on problems of sex discrimination and copies of the lusly informed of the women's intentions to unite under members of the board to give it careful consideration urged the before the open hearing. Practically all dyes tend to change or fade in time. The dyes used in the manufacture of filters "Many areas on campus want and need representation in are not discriminatory issues. These women, employes, exceptions. To prolong the useful life of your filters, as faculty members, and wives of students want this hearing to air their therefore, do not expose them to daylight, or any other problems, not necessarily to tell anyone what needs to be done intense light, for any longer than about them," Ms. Neiberg said. necessary. Also, avoid subjecting filters to extremes of temperature and rela¬ Trustee Patrician Carrigan, D - Ann Arbor, stated her tive humidity. It's a good idea to make a that all concerned women would combine hope practical their problems photographic test of your filters from time to time, and |HCE arrested two Sunday at Wilson Road and sufficiently to eliminate excessive repetition before the board. if you need some new ones, ts Saturday night at 10:50 Cherry Lane was arrested for The 20 women present agreed they would try to give an give us a call. ir breaking into a room in being drunk and disorderly after intelligent, cohesive presentation at the February meeting. r Hall and allegedly using obscene language to police Representing Women's Lib in East Lansing, Elizabeth Santos KODAK PRO-TALK stressed the importance of the board in Nov./Dec. 1971 ! a bottle of Strawberry officers. Police said he has been providing adequate time ne, a bottle of Gordon's released from jail pending and facilities for the women's hearing. "After all these years of women's concerns ind a martian glump, ed as a humanold shaped notification from the prosecutor's office. want the board to do its being neglected, we past homework. We want our problems ARKS PHOTO SHOP fed doll with green and read and considered before the February meeting and we want to POLICE WERE CALLED to 524 E. Michigan 484-7414 polka dots. Police go into the details of discrimination at MSU," she said. I the men outside the hall help a domestic quarrel at 10:25 Wharton closed the meeting by assuring the women he would iov observed the stuffed p.m. Saturday in a Cherry Lane schedule the adequate time and facilities for the apartment, after a man refused hearing and ■ their possession. notify all those concerned of the date. to let his wife leave their §0 STUDENTS were apartment. The man allegedly ■d at 2:20 a.m. Sunday in assaulted officers after they tried to intervene, and was arrested. Wield Hall after Be Our allegedly He was also charged with a | fire to a door. Police said ■tudents violation of the Federal were charged with I Damage to the door was Firearm's Law, when police ■ed at found a sawed off shotgun in his $60. possession. He has been lodged in the Ingham County jail. (spartan s arrested village by police TWO Guest F I R pO p.m. Saturday on a EXTINGUISHERS with i warrant for passing estimated value of $70 were | without a bank account, stolen from Wilson Hall luent search by officers sometime before last Friday. the man to be in Police said they have no n of what was alleged suspects. ^ smarijuana-like substance, been lodged in the Try the excitement of i County jail pending MOOSUSKI NIGHT at the indoor tennis the year GABLES! fUDENT stopped for a A SPECIAL SPECIAL around. The first hour ] violation at 2:40 a.m. is on us. 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The 6'8"| Bill Nance, Mike Murphy and who also ranked second in rebounds going into the their entry card by today. sufficient interest is available. Leagt iwling will begin on Tuesday is Holt rounded out that winning sat out the first half because of engnpj disciplinary action. | relay squad. "Lindsay Connerv THE PERFORMING John Ross captured the long came late for a practice this week and watched the first 20 minutes from the bench," conseqgfl explained]? games' ARTS COMPANY jump for MSU with a leap of 23-91/* and Del Gregory copped Pete Davis, a 6-2 backcourt man from Brooklyn, N.Y. J that Hairston's absence was a prime factor in the Spartan's^ Bond second. Gregory also finished third in the triple jump with a first half play. "He's just a super player and he a great deal to this team," Davis said. really ci L__ .nIAN FLEMING'S 45-6 effort. Hairston came in the second half, captured game scoring J . Diamonds Ken Popejoy added a first for with 23 tallies, and helped put the game on ice for MsEl 1 the Spartans with a 2:11.4 Glover of Pontiac Central was next for the frosh with 22.1 ..Are Forever „ EXCHANGE SEASON COUPONS NOW 1000-yard time and Marv Clark headed the St. Clair scoring parade, also with 22. 1 PANAVISION* TECHNICOLOR*]l ^onuses, GP February 16-20 8:15 Fairchild Theatre RHARHARHARKARHARhmHARHARH^ PRESENTS BOX OFFICE OPEN Weekdays Pr0Mti$eS THE MUSICAL HIT by Mill SIMON • RURT BACHARACH • HAL DAVID 12 5 A COMEDY by LECTURE CONCERT SERIES WEDNESDAY JAN. 26 8:15 P.M. PETER NICHOLS UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM PUBLIC $6.00 5.00 4.00 MSU STUDENTS (with I.D.) Substituted for : THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 Tickets at the Union 355 3361 355 6686 THE BEAL FILM GROUP PRESENTS: 111 OLDS We All Live On HoMe'S So/ Rid yourself of those mind and body wracking hunger pains with a HOBIE'S | sandwich. Salami with Ham, Roast Beef, Turkey, Corned Beef and Ham. On campus delivery every evening. Call 351-3800. Then Live On! THE SANDWICH PEOPLE Hobie's SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER TROWBRIDGE AT HARRISON LOS INDIOS TABAJARAS ""What do y a naked DALTON TRUMBO'S The road that took these Indian brothers from their A FILM BY ALLEN FUNT Tabajaras tribe in a remote RCA Victor best area of Brazil to their first seller, "Maria Elena", was a His First Hidden Camera Feature JOHNNY remarkable one. TTiey have achieved international fame and popularity through their recordings, and Music and Lyrics by STEVE KARMEN Assistant Producer RICHARD BRIGLIA have thrilled concert hall audiences on four COLOR by DeLuxe* United Artists continents. Appearances with Ed Sullivan, Johnny ®—— GOT HIS GUN Carson, and Mike Douglas have made this colorful guitar team the favorites of millions of Americans. "It's very hard to write about "Johnny" without being Tonight in Conrad Aud. 7,9 guilty of understatement or hysterics. It is a fascinating film of an extraordinary emotional intensity" WASHINGTON POST SPECIAL Students, faculty and staff only LECTURE CONCERT SERIES AT MSU FAIRCHILD THEATRE Admission $1.00 Showtimes 7:30,9:30 TUESDAY JANUARY 25 8:15 P.M. I.D.'s required $1.00 admission Public $3.50 MSU Students (with I.D.) 2.50 355 - 3361 Tickets at Union Shown in 111 Olds Hall 355 6686 RHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHA ,1 State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Monday, January ^4, 1 I If* I * ★★★★★* *********** IS wrestlers defeat | f - our new ! Oklahoma St., 20-15} By GARY SCHARRER State News Sports Writer wrestled impressively against the undefeated NCAA champion Freshman Greg Zindel price on all MSU and Oklahoma State Y°shiro Fijita and trailed by a wrestled a courageous match at 177, and although losing, 7-4, j fSf 2-1 margin going into the University, two of the country's final Zindel continued to wrestle after dominating wrestling teams, pe"°d, but Fujita's experience a knee injury obviously slowed confronted each other in a dual an<* quickness provided him with him down. Had Zindel been deutsche meet battle Saturday night ear'y escape and subsequent forced to quit, OSU would have before a capacity crowd that takedown for a 6-3 victory. won a six point default victory filled every available crack and the score, 6-6, after instead of the comer of the Sports Arena. And three-point match Mike Riley shutout MSU's margin, when the meet was over, the Conrad Calender, 4-0, in the :'^I - Ten Champion Dave ijafc Spartans had defeated the 134-pound matchup. Ciolek climaxed the meet with a Cowboys, 20-15. But two-time Big Ten titlist igrammophonj The •point third ^ period outburst, MSU victory over the Tom Milkovich (142) dominated including coming as close to „ #* -A defending NCAA Champions h,s Cowboy opponent, winning, pjn as possible, to defeat former marked the first time in eight 8"4> and providing the Spartans Detroit Catholic Central meetings between the two powerhouses that the Spartans with a lead they never lost. The standout Rick k Jones, 9-2, and 4 junior ace, and brother of Pat, insuring the meet victory for were able to overcome OSU's he,d a 2-1 first period lead and a MSU. assistant Coach Doug Blubaugh (standing) and MSU wrestlers, phenomenal winning string. _ Greg Johnson 5-2 second period advantage. A Ciolek trailed, 1-0, entering latting) and Rick Radman (sitting) provide moral support for Dave Ciolek, who scored nine Before the scheduled third period takedown and the final period, but his heroics, period points for a 9-2 decision over Rick Jones. showdown even started MSU riding time gave him the four was awarded a 6-0 forfeit as Spartan Coach Grady State News photo by lead as P°int margin. Peninger said, "more than Craig Porter OSU's 118-pound entry did not Mark Malley (150) and OSU's electrified the crowd." wrestle because of illness. NCAA second - placer Jay Ciolek almost missed his Freshman Pat Milkovich (126) Ameson wrestled to a 5-5 draw. ERFUL 'M' TOO MUCH The two middleweightr honors, however, since he admitted to Olin Health Center was and ) periods Friday from exhaustion and < eleased until Saturday and deadlocked, 3-3 ankers lose were entering the third period. Malley morning"' to Wolves scored IhTar1 1 an with 45 seconds escape Malley point but to theimat remaining for his Sophomore Larry Avery made wrestling debut for MSU after defeating teammate Ben practice this week. By STEVE STEIN [te News Sports Writer Only Ken Wlnfleld and John mow"'™'0!? places for the second best time in the Ten behind Indiana, and the Big Freshman backstroker Fetters lowered his Paul 2* ^raw with an'^a^Xe ^very lost a 16-4 decision. 200 •econds later. nj's , home . swimming team - - this weekend for J# MSU, 'Wlnfleld In the butterfly and Thuerer in the 500 200i • Wolves showed their strength by backstroke time again, this time Spartan seniors Rick Radman swimming many excellent times (168) and Gerald Malecek (167) lig Ten meets against i and Iowa, and the - freestyle as Michigan rolled to its fourth dual meet victory against the Spartans. MSU swimming coach Dick swimming the event in 2:03.40 against Michigan. Fetters took he'ghtened the excitement of RENT should get the against no setbacks. third while Alan Dilley placed Msu fans with come " from * of scenery Meanwhile, the Spartans dual Winfleld's Fetters was quite happy with second with 2:02.43 behind behind victories. Radman YOUR TV . . . performance in the Michigan's Chris Hansen meet record dipped to 3 • 2 with 200 • butterfly. "Wlnfleld swam r nnu,, .. '- third In a . « « n Foil lost 3 • 6, while went 3 • 0 against Cornell and 2 •Sciiiori Sharpened i it on the chin 2-7. Oagalnst Lake Superior. Mark 10:20.70. Also a l.argf Selection win for the Spartans Thuerer's triumph In the 500 White won 3 ■ 0 In epee while of Electric Shavers ipee, and that was close Fred Royce went 3 • 0 In sabre • freestyle was the best event of Watch Sands & /dents against Milwuakee Tech. Jim the day for the Spartans. The few bright spots Osetek won 3 • 0 against Lake MSU senior was victorious In 5:02.09 with Virtue right behind COOPERS FIXERY neet, the major Superior, MERIDIAN MALL 349 1994 ig Ira Schwartz's 3 - 0 him at 5:04.24. fcord in foil, while In Waul Herring and Bill Beal Film Group Presents TONIGHT IN 100 ENGINEERING n their bouts 2 • 1. ^^ ter said Thursday kt the weakness in sabre HOT CHOCOLATE | Spartans dearly, but i other weak spots. It can keep your eyes open. That's I making too many pretty important in classes, J" he said. cramming, or staying up past (team then went into 'i meet, first battling your bedtime. ir State. Jpartans b won foil, 5 - 4, avenged its Cornell >8-1 win. SNA he-3. fcukee Tech proved a Jugher than expected, n handily, 7 • 2, and °" 6 - 3. But foil ■ going down to a 3 • 6 NO LIMIT NO COUPON HOT APPLE PIE WHY PAY MORE? TiAsmooo 8 Lots of apples in a crisp, delicate crust. It serves as a cure for homesickness Keep one under your pillow for a late night snack CAMPUS _ MARCEL | CAMUS'| _ MUSIC BlACK ORpHEUS SHOP Grand Prize • Cannes FBANCOCS TRUfMUT-S (ACROSS FROM THE UNION) Academy Award Host Foreign Rim jub-jim • 234 W. Grand River YOU'LL LIKE ALL 8:40 only \ 1024 E. Grand River j OUR RECORD TMe Sim MUkiithMi PRICES »• M* le*«ef el the New Wave. 100 ENGINEERING $1.60 both films No I.D. OPEN SUN. - THURS. TILL 1 AM, FRI. - SAT. TILL 2 AM * Monday, January 24, | 8 Michigan Stale News. East Lansing. Michigan 10% OH Cigarettes The Discount Price on all Turmoil seen fo 2/66" limit 2 pkgs Film Developing limit By J. F. MAGGIONCALDA 10 years just to "Six million salvage the Bangladesh economy. houses were destroyed," Nicholas said, "and sent the West Pakistan army Into the leaders of the East Pakistan East Pakistan and slaughter- society. no though they were what we would call huts, they provided shelter This started the influx of 10 million refugees to India, NiCh0k (coupon) (coupon) Expires after 1-29-72 and kept families together." explained. India intervened in the conflict only after the refU( East Lansing Store Only The peace in newborn Bangladesh is only temporary, a former situation became so unstable that It threatened India. •' MSU professor cautioned Thursday night. Nicholas, who said he is as much of a Bengali nationalist as a Right now, Nicholas said, Bahgladesh has Independence b,. Ralph Nicholas, now at the University of Chicago Center for non-Bengalle can be, outlined the rise of Bangladesh nationalism needs donations from others countries to continue to exist. Bangladesh Studies, said the "systematic campaign of pillage, rape up to the present day. Kodak Color Film and assassination by West Pakistan" had virtually destroyed the Flashcubes top echelon of Bangladesh society and hence had created a "What people fail to realize is that the independent Bengali colonization and a feeling of unity 126, 127, 620 situation where rapid inflation and unemployment go unchecked. Nicholas, a professor of Asian studies and anthropology at MSU state has evolved from British derived from a common tongue, a common crop and natural Volunteer Bureau last year, said that turmoil will erupt again in Bangladesh within geographical boundaries," he said. 97° two years if the economy of the region is not restored. He estimated it will take $500 million of foreign aid a year for About 125 million people speak Bengali in the fertile river delta region that is Bangladesh, he said. offers tax service limit 1 (coupon) Income tax service for low-income residents and for Expires after 1-29-72 The troubles began In 1947, when Bangladesh was still called East Lansing Store Only East Pakistan and was half of the geographically divided country students will be provided at three locations by the Volu Wharton asks of Pakistan, he explained. Bureau through April 22. The service, In its third year, involves 139 volunteers, mviH Tide Swanee "West Pakistan treated East Pakistan as a colony to be accountants, business majors, students and Beta Alphi" Pakistan had 55 per cent of the total Laundry Detergent Facial Tissue to study coed's exploited, even thou8h East population," Nicholas said. When national elections were held in 1971, the East Pakistan accounting fraternity members. The volunteers will work it Cristo Rey community Center and the Partington Edueati Center, formerly West Junior High School, in East Lansing President Wharton sent a letter to the chairman of the Public Nationalist party won 167 out of 169 seats allotted to the East, a will service foreign students at the Owen Graduate Center Safety Committee Friday asking the committee to investigate the 19 oz 77' 200 count 24° Jan. 14 arrest of an MSU coed during a class. The arrest was carried out by an MSU policeman who clear majority in the 300 - seat Pakistan Assembly. campus. Fifteen translators will also be available. The service is available by appointment only, from 10aiMI limit 1 limit 2 conducted his actions over the objections of Daniel H. Refusing to allow an East Pakistan - controlled assembly, the 10 p.m. Those interested in receiving the service for federnT- (coupon) Saks, state income tax forms should contact the individual location (coupon) instructor in economics. The woman was arrested for West Pakistan government under Yahya Khan in March, 1971, Expires after 1-29-72 Expires after 1-29-72 East Lansing Store Only eight East Lansing Store Only unpaid parking tickets: Saks sent a letter to Wharton (State News, Jan. 21) requesting 1.15 him to make a full investigation of the Incident, to strongly condemn what took place and to establish a policy for University SEEK CAMPUS OFFICE Crest One Size Virginia police and other departments to follow in the future. In his reply to Saks, Wharton said he had forwarded Saks' Toothpaste Maid Panty Hose 59° letter to Louis Radelet, chairman of the Public Safety Committee with the request that the committee take up the Issues. Wharton said the committee is the appropriate University Abortion foes organize 2pry$-|oo limit 6 pr. limit 1 body to study the matter. Expressing regret at the arrest incident, Wharton's letter said: By JANESEABERRY State Newi Staff Wrltar In birth control methods. Although abortion was first set up use In family planning, the group explained, birth «r (coupon) "Universities must be especially zealous in maintaining a (coupon) Expires after 1-29-72 The Right to Life Committee, a national antlabortlon methods have been overlooked and more women are requ- Expires after 1-29-72 East Lansing Store Only proper academic environment, fully protective of individual rights abortlons on demand. while maintaining its various civic responsibilities." organization, is attemption to establish a branch office at MSU to counteract the abundance of proabortion information available "It's appalling to see free clinics for the poor to get abo on campus. It Is no longer on this family planning basis. The emphasi GET OUT OF THE WINTER BLUES! The local group said its main objectives are the education of abortion, not contraception," Ms. Kryah said. We'd like to get to know you the community concerning the alternatives to abortion and to aid Once abortion can be gained on demand, the group fee those seeking information or help. the degree of concern and morals of society may decline. Panty Hose Knee Sox And Save You MONEY. So We've Split "I'm not a crusader out to appeal laws. I'm against abortion on "It may lead to killing those weaker than ourselves, demand, " Peggy Kryah, coordinator of the group, said. The getting to the point where the survival of the fittest may p Our Week and Lowered Our Prices on committee stresses the use of contraceptive devices and education Ms. Kryah said. "Where do you draw the line?" 89° limit 3 Mon., Tues., and Wed. We'll Have the Same High Quality and the Same Great Reviews wanted Regarding population control, the committee still holdifl limit 3 (coupon) (coupon) JULIE'S abortion is not the means to solving the problem. Expires after 1-29-72 Stylists But LOWER PRICES. The State News is interested in Expires after 1-29-72 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only PAWN SHOP student reviewers. We pay $3 for "Abortion is a negative uncreative approach to the soluticJ we are allowed a creative thrust, we can solve the problem,1 reviews of books or records 1023 S. Washington 3/1-4666 Martin's Hair Fashions upon publication of the review. If interested, contact Bill Kryah said. "I don't think we're solving anything by takingU We loan money on 952 TROWBRIDGE Holstein at the SN office for J Sheer Nylon Mystic IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER anything of value! further details. In the case of unwanted pregnancies, the group feels that mother has no right to make the decision concerning the cha Knee Sox Panty Hose (ACROSS FROM WILSON HALL) 332-4522 eventual life or death. "The quickest most expedient way is not always the ifl Please Rush Me way," Ms. Kryah said. "By the time the life is there, the raol 63c limit 3 53c $1 off any permanent The Questionnaire & Directions For CUPID COMPUTER, has already made a choice. Human beings have to M responsibility for their actions." I understand that I am under (coupon) Expires after 1-29-72 no obligation to join. The week • old branch of the committee has not obtai FROSTING .$14.00 East Lansing Store Only office on campus, but has a "very active movement', in Name good anytime — 1 pAr customer They plan to educate the community using siides and f! "make people aware of what abortion really Is." Vaseline Intensive Eatons Corrasable LONG_lMmj:XTRA The group also stressed giving people an alternati Address •••••••••••••••• abortion. Wth all the proabortion Information, the group Care Lotion Dond Typing Paper $1.00 off any permanent that "on campus, there Is no alternative." 78c 49c HAIRCUTS *1.00 off limit 1 limit 1 good anytime — 1 per customer Cupid Computer Box 702 Laming, Ml. 48903 1-24 ALL SfUBENtS (coupon) (coupon) All students (especially in Mathematics, Statistics and Probabilty, Expires after 1-29-72 and Computer Science) with the following qualifications arc invited Expires after 1-29-72 East Lansing Store Only to apply for membership In Pi Mu Epsilon, a national hononrj East Lansing Store Only Mathematics fraternity: Completion of math through 215 at lei five quarters of math minimum grade point: 1.79 TONIGHT Math All Arrid Extra Corricidin "0" Dry Deodorant Cold Tablets Pick up and return applications at the Mathematics Office (212 A Wells) before Thurs., Jan. 27. Total membership fees: S15.00. For further information phone Cathy Meehan at 353-1074. » 99' 1.79 Vicks JANUARY CLEARANCE Formula 44 Psssssst ASMSU Cough Syrup Dry Shampoo GREAT ISSUES 78c imit 1 $117 PRESENTS limit 1 (coupon) (coupon) THE CAGE Expires after 1-29-72 Expires after 1-29-72 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only 2.50 Special 8 pm Reductions of to 50 Ambush Doot Legger on selected merchandise Spray Cologne Knee Sox Auditorium SPECIAL SAVINGS FROM OUR regular STOCK IN THESE DEPARTMENTS: $-|69 69c limit 3 GIFTS GOLD JEWELRY (coupon) * Music Boxes Expires after 1-29-72 » 14K Bracelets East Lansing Store Only 20% OFF » 14K Pins * Hand Carved » 14K Pendants 2.00 Figures 25% OFF 25% OFF WATCHES F.D.S. Feminine Wella Dalsam A Selection of Deodorant Hair Conditioner Famous Brands . ■ STAINLESS STEEL Men's & Ladles 99° $]39 limit 1 » » Coffee Sets Bowls 25% to 50% OFF (coupon) * Cream & Sugar Sets buy now Expires after 1-29-72 » Chafing Dishes East Lenslng Store Only AND save 20% OFF STATE DISCOUNT JEWELRY Entire Stock of Pierced Earrings 307 E.Grand River Pendants Stone Rings Jewelry and " Art Cantar i Next to "The Card Shop" 20% OFF 319 E. Grand Ri«r East Laniinfl, Mich- TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR-? PHONE 337-13^ State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan STATE NEWS Classified Ads Dial 355-8255 to place your action-ad NOW! The State News does not For Rent RANKIY SPEAKING h, Phil Itnnlc For Sale permit racial Recreation or, religious discrimination in its Apartments BED-$20. Chest - $12. Round Oak SPRING BREAK — Acapulco, $189 advertising columns. The table - $70. Refrigerator - $30. Bahamas, $159; Hawaii, $269. State News will 1 OR 2 girls: sublet fine 4 man. Stoves $15-$75. LONG'S USED Call today! SHOULDN'T not accept Great location, no deposit. Call - STUDENTOURS, 129 FURNITURE, 300 S. Clippert. 2 East Grand River. 351-2650. C advertising which 351-2072.6-1-26 blocks south of Frandor. Tuesday discriminates against religion, YOU Auto ® S*nrt°» race, sex, color through Saturday, 12-6; Monday, 12-9.882-7940. 3-1-24 BAHAMAS SPRING BREAK $189 or national Aviation origin. SPAIN $229 employment PANASONIC STEREO unit with ACAPULCO $189 BE USING :0RRENT CASA BELSOL - 1 bedroom matched speakers, AM/FM and FM stereo radio, cassette player CALL TODAY Apirtm«nt» apartments. Immediate and recorder. Seperate record Frank Buck at 351-2286 THIS occupancy. Models open. Luxury Houi« changer, also 2 large Panasonic or Rick Kanrfal 353-0099 living with Hotpoint appliances. Roomi Automotive Carpeting and drapes. Individual speakers. Phone 371-3278. 1-1-24 EUROPE: SUMMER '72.Round trip SPACE? FOR SALE heat and air - conditioning. jets from $219. STUDENTOURS Animal! VOLKSWAGEN, 1970. Orange 129 East Grand River, 351-2650. faitback. AM/FM radio, air - Security and laundry Animals Mobile Homw conditioning. conveniences. From $170 CALL 38,000 miles. (includes heat). Shown by o«t & Found $1850. Call 351 6814. 5-1-28 NEED HOME for 8 month old male Real Estate appointment Monday and •ERSONAL Tabby cat. Playful friendly and 355-8255! Tuesday. Rental office open can fetch. 351-9210.1-1-24 VOLKSWAGEN VAN. Excellent •eanuts personal condition. Low Wednesday through Sunday, 1-6 EAST LANSING, new 4 choose your own decoration! 2% bedroom, mileage. p.m. 129 Highland Ave., East ieal estate UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN, Lansing. Phone 332-1174 or Mobile Homes baths, family room, fireplace, iecreation 2621 East Kalamazoo Street. 372-4303. 6-1-28 6-1-28 ervice 1969 AMHERST 12' x 60', good ONE GIRL wanted for 4 Typing Service VOLKWAGWEN BUG 1966. Green, term man. Spring condition, 2 bedroom, furnished, or sooner. Cedar Village, skirted, located King Arthur's ransportation new tires and battery, good 351-8076. 5-1-28 Court. 484-2231 after 6 p.m. Service (anted condition. $300. Must sell. 393-9507. 7-1-31 HAS LETT AREA, near Meridian ExcuseWE... I WAS TDLPIP^f 5-1-25 DEADLINE Mall. Modern, spacious, carpeted, MY INOCULATION IN THIS ROOM.,, PERFECT FOR young PRIVATE GUITAR instruction. Folk, Rock, Classical. All styles. family. 2 M. one class day before Aviation very attractive. 1 bedroom, GftiW/SBAttHZ/Bex 1515/ jr. MM- bedroom Detroiter. Furnished, $3 per lesson. Inquire at laundry facilities. No children or jlication. LEARN TO pets. 351-4006 after 5 p.m. 5-1-28 carpeted, washer hookup. $2600. MARSHALL MUSIC, 351-7830. FLYI Complete flight 623-6914 after 6 p.m. B-1-1-24 C-1-1-24 idllationi/Corrections training. All courses are 12 noon one claw dey government and VA certified GIRL NEEDED for 2 - man. No For Rent For Sale Visit RABORN'S RAZORS tore publication. FRANCIS AVIATION, Airport lease, own room, $75. 485-7610 Lost & Found Road. Call 484-1324. C-1-31 332-1023.1 1-24 EDGE EAST PHONE 355-8255 CROWN GRAPHIC view camera, SL, LEASING FEBRUARY 1st., Houses Rs, reflex, range-finder, Cannon LOST: LAST Saturday, January 15, Hair Styles for men |7 Student Services Bid*. Auto Service & Parts . and leading brands. 50 silver - rimmed round child's Okemos. 2 bedroom apartment, ( camera glasses. Vicinity of Grand River 2828'/: E. Grand River TES 15 w0,d '"i01"1""1 unfurnished. No single under-grad cameras, $1 - $5. 8mm and super - and Evergreen. $5 No. DAYS MASON BODY SHOP, 812~_East students. 349-4913. B-1-1-24 8 movie projectors. Used slide 882-4767 after 5 reward. 371-4570 Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. p.. or weekends . .. projectors, $5 up. Binocular 1 Complete auto painting and ONE FEMALE to share one bedroom close-out. Sale on 30 pair skiis, $5 2-1-24 PAINTING, INTERIOR: Spartan collision service. IV5-0256. C-1-31 up. 30 pair ski boots, $3 - $15. Village Special, 1 bedroom apartment. Nicely furnished. Close jbhhbhce VW-GUARANTEED repair. to MSU. Call after 6 p.m. GRAD STUDENT for 3 man. Own Used ice skates, reduced prices. Insulated boots. Snowshoes. 500 Personal apartment Grad $60, 2 bedroom, $75. students, references 351-8336. 2 1-25 RANDY'S MOBIL. I-96 at room, furnished, near campus. 349-4817. C-1-31 shot-guns and rifles, new and used. PREGNANT? PANICKY? Consider Okemos Road. 349-9620. C-1-31 $80/month total. Immediate IMMEDIATELY: COUPLE/ single Big selection electric heaters. the alternatives. Pregnancy occupancy. 349-1258. 3-1-26 INCOME TAX Service in person for two bedroom Portable and electric typewriters, counseling. 372-1560. O - your home or our office. TAX apartment with couple. $96 $15 up. Used stereo, amps, tuners, Employment monthly 2 quiet people. 351-7656. . EAST LANSING, 3 bedroom receivers, changers, tape recorders, FASHIONABLE MEN CORPORATION Phone 487-0772. 10-2-1 OF AMERICA. 4-1-27 completely furnished, $300 / decks, speakers, records, tapes. Men, fashion NIGHT BARTENDER month, utilities included. Students as beings, wanted Color TV sets, Police band radios, have started to compete with Tuesdays through Saturdays. ONE GIRL wanted for 4 man. Spring welcome. 393-3068 after 6. 10-2-1 tapestries. WILCOX FOR QUALITY service on stereos, Experienced only. WALT'S their wives for the clothes TV's and recorders THE STEREO term. Cedar Village, 351-8076. SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East RESTAURANT, Williamston. Call GRADUATE STUDENT to manage dollar in a typical family SHOPPE. 337-1300. C-1-31 5-1 28 Michigan, 8 - 5:30 PM. Monday - for appointment, 655-2175. completely furnished four Saturday. 485-4391. budget. I student ads must be 5-1-26 bedroom home. Call 372-4032 Need extra dollars for "id DOWNTOWN unfurnished LANSING, 1 bedroom downstairs. Stove, with references. 5-1-26 BankAmericard, Master Charge, Layaways, terms, trades. (T T "Jj some of the new fashions Typing Service GRILL AND COUNTER HELP. I HATE 5E1N6 ACCUSED OF refrigerator, garage Couple ROOMMATE you'd like to have. Then sell PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. State News will be Women preferred, 21 - 40; two shifts WANTED for log Theses, preferred, references, deposit. JULIE'S some things you no longer term papers. IBM, carbon ribbon, 9EA6LE CHAUVINISM! ~ubl» available. Hours from 10 -5 and 5 - house on lake. Fully furnished, only for the 627-9287 after 4 PM. 1-1-24 PAWN SHOP use . . . such as golf clubs, Math/Greek symbols. Best rates. 11:30. Apply at MR. CONEY carpeted, fireplace, waterbed. i incorrect 1023 S. Washington 371-4666 power tools, fishing gear, Call 351-4619. 0-10-1-28 ISLAND, 3631 South Cedar, Near school. 339-2310. 5-1-24 CASA DEL SOL. 1 bedroom luxury with STATE NEWS Classified between hours of 2 - 4 p.m. 3-1-26 apartments. Hotpoint appliances, NEW FOOTLOCKERS Ads. It's easy. Just make a list COMPLETE THESES service. shag carpeting, drapes. Models Rooms of sellables, then dial Discount printing. IBM typing and RESIDENT MANAGER, student, open Wednesday — Saturday 12 • 355-8255. A friendly Ad binding of theses, resumes, couple or two students to MALE TO share in Co-ed administrate East Lansing project. 6, Sunday 1 • 5. From $170, room publications. Across from campus, Co-op, $225 / term includes Writer will put you in touch Must be people-oriented, efficient including heat. For information, room USED FURNITURE Flea Fair: 314 corner M.A.C. and Grand River, 332-1 142, 372 4303. 129 and board. 332-3574. 2-1-24 with cash buyers, Do it Automotive and able to perform maintenance East Michigan. Dishes, books, below Jones Stationery Shop. Call Highland Avenue, East Lansing. coins, antiques, rockers, junk. today! COPYGRAPH SERVICES. functions. Salary plus apartment. SINGLE, SMALL comfortable. For ACUOA 1964. 39.000 miles. 1-5-28 , Bargain Hunters Paradise. Open J07-1666. C-1-31 Send brief to P.O. Box 897, East POETRY WANTED for anthology. Transportation _ nevy women. Private home. Near battery, new tires. Saturday and Sunday. Furniture ANN BROWN: 0. Call Lansing. 2-1-25 NEED ONE or 2 girls for 4 man campus. No cooking. $45 Include stamped envelope. Typing and multilith 625-3893 anytime. . and appliances open all week, 10 offset printing. Complete service apartment. Cedar Village. month. Call 332-0343. X 2-1-24 am - 6 pm. Phone 371-2843. IDLEWILD PRESS, 1807 East STUDENT EMPLOYMENT. 12 to 20 Winter/Spring. 351-3183. 2-1-25 Olympia, Los Angeles, California for dissertations, theses, NEED RIDE to Cleveland area any C-1-31 hours per week. Automobile MSU, NEAR. 1 2. Girl preferred. 90021. 16-1-26 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. weekend. Will share expenses. Call ELLE 1969, six cylinder, or 22 years experience 349-0850. 337-0189. S-5-1-28 necessary. Phone 351-5800. 8 Available February 1st. Furnished, . tic, excellent condition, 5:30. C-3-1-26 married students 54 USED SEWING machines, $9.95 TUTORIAL HELP __C-1-31 I best offer 355-0810, 9 clean, parking. Phone 332-0322. by Ph.D.'s All & faculty up. Singers, Necchi, Etna, •2 p.m. 3-1-24 2-1-24 sciences, including math, physics TYPING THESES and letters, GENERAL H OUSEC L E AN ING. Kenmore, many others too and computers. Call 351-8629. etc. Wanted numerous to mention. Zig-Zag and Flexible hours. $2.20/hour. Own OLET 1968 Impale. $1000. 1, 2, fit 3 bedroom apts. ROOMS, SINGLES and doubles. straight stitchers, Consoles and 0-1-24 Experienced. 393-4075. C-1-31 oom set, $600 transportation. Uniform Cooking facilities. Utilities paid. new, will sell some with study portables. ELECTRO-GRAND, SPACE IN East Lansing, for $225 9 year old furnished. 485-9069. 5-1 -28 Call 372-8077. C-1-31 EARN MORE in 1972. Laarn a special SAVE SAVE SAVE Kenmore 804 East Michigan, Lansing. 9 woodworking shop. Call Ben, skill. Class spaces in Data Entry XEROX COPYING. Offset, best "'.$35. Contact a.m. to 9 p.m.: Saturday 9 - 12 351-5217, 371 -4176. An empty Marilyn, TEMPORARY JOB, key puncher MEN - CLEAN, quiet rooms. course currently available at quality at reasonable prices. THE 568.2-1 25 needed hours. to work $3.50 per regular office hour. Phone from $145 per mo. Cooking. Close to 485-8836, 487-5753. O campus. noon. 0-5-1-28 SPARTAN ACADEMY. KEYPUNCH Mornings, COPY SHOPPE, 54 East Grand River. Phone 332-4222. C-1-31 garage, basement? 2-1-25 LER 1963. V8 SKI IS, ROSSIGNOL Strato 200 with GUITAR LESSONS wanted. Evening automatic, 87,000. Good condition, 373-1390. 5-1-28 UNFURNISHED Marker Rotormat bindings. Used 1 afternoons, or evenings call DISSERTATIONS. THESES, term hours, would prefer a student •ble, comfortable. Moving, For Sale season. $135. New Salomon 393-8615 for more information. papers. Expert typist with degree teacher. Cal Tim after 7 p.m. TEACHER NEEDED, part time, children welcome 0-1-24 393-1250. 1-1-24 best offer. 361-3191. binding, $20. 339-9369, in English. IBM 351-8961. 0-1-24 mornings, for nursery school. please, no pets YAMAHA HI-FLEX Skiis, 210cm, 353-9291. 2-1-25 Degree required. JACK V JILL brand new, never used, $100. Call POLACHEK'S YARN Salel Monday NURSERY SCHOOL. 484 6598. 482-5887 after 6 p.m. 3-1-24 Wednesday. Fingering - Bulky PHOTOCOPIES - 3c each. Lowest DEPENDABLE COED needs t eTTE. - 1969. 427-435, JR price in town! CRS Copy Center, [oom or *»• * Hurst, 411 L70, never Good shape, best offer. 3-1-26 KNOB HILL BASSES STRING(2), Fender bass COLE'S BAKERY TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL. 4 weights. All embroidery floss, V> price. SAVEI SAVE! 1-1-24 209 Abbott Road, Room 210. 7-1-31 1973. Call 353-0368. 5-1-25 •9592,372-4983; 1-1-24 LIGHT HOUSEWORK, 1 day per amplifier, Kustom speaker and loaves Home - Style white bread, DART week. Own transportation. References required. Call APARTMENTS pickups. Call 485-0336. 5-1-28 $1.00 concession. at our bakery foods MEIJER THRIFTY WHO'S WHO PROFESSOR RATING AND at MSU' Get the MSU convertible, 1963. 351-1284 after 5 p.m. 1-1-24 MOVING - VENUS TV, electric COLORING BOOK. Send $2 to ear. 6, automatic. $275 349-4700 ACRES, Okemos, S. Pennsylvania, lawnmower, KLH stereo, Rating Book, P.O. Box 1614, East .25.38.3 OVERSEAS JOBS for students. OPEN Monday Friday stoneware dishes, crystal glasses W. Saginaw Rood. KROGER, Frandor, Logan Center, 4002 W. Lansing, Michigan. 5-1-28 CROSSWORD 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. and punchbowl. 351-6814. COUNTRY Wagon 1966, Australia, Europe, South America, Africa, etc. All professions and Saturday 12-5 p.m. X-1-1-24 Saginaw, 1721 N. Grand Riber. C-2-1-25 GOSPEL MEETINGS. 7:30 p.m. PUZZLE 9 - every night except Saturday. occupations, $700 to $3000 T PhonewJ'h lusgage carrier on monthly. Expenses paid, overtime, LOCATED MILE NORTH FISCHER XP-15B speakers, Scott CROWN GRAPHIC view camera, Carriage Hill Gospel Kill, 2960 489-3529. 5-1-27 OF JOLLY RD. ON 175 watt receiver, Sony 355 tape Lake Lansing Road. 6-1-28 sightseeing. Free information. SLRs, reflex, range-finder, Canon OKEMOS ROAD deck, Martin 30 30 rifle. Fu,ura V"8 ^063. Write. JOBS OVERSEAS, Dept. camera and leading brands. 8mm 351 1242. 1-1-24 8 Both »od, Tires OK, 8A, Box 15071, San Diego, SINGLE MAN to share East Lansing, and super-8 movie projectors. plus snow. 11 Garden flower 5 California 92115. 10-1-31 Used slide projectors, $5 up. very deluxe two bedroom, four - FOUR CHRYSLER Mags with F 70 13. Shortening man, furnished townhouse. Binocular close-out Sale on 30 Goodyears. dula 1212 turntable, 14. Chide VAN 1964. New WANTED: TOPLESS Go-Go Girls. pair skiis, $5 up. 30 pair ski boots, everything, $67.50. 485-1265, 351-8575. Lear Jet tape player. Cheap! 15. Leek-green " Panel. Call 351-5998 $7.50 per hour. Call 487-0603 or 5-1-24 $3 - $15. Used ice skates, reduced 5 and 11 351-1242. 1-1-24 quartz piM. $450 372-9221 after 6 PM. 10-1-27 prices. Insulated boots. 17 Personality RENT FREE for rest of January. Snowshoes. 500 shot-guns and GARRARD SL95B turntable. Deluxe M.C.A.T. - April e 18. luau rifles, new and used. Big selection ury For Rent One girl, close to campus. $55 wood base. Dust cover. 5 months 19. English painter 38 Danish island 5. Shoshonean coupfisrs: snow tires, month. Winter, spring. 351-8425. 3-1-24 old $95. Call 355-8173. 1-1-24 electric heaters. Portable electric typewriters, $15 up. Used and 21. 23. Deserved Brooch 39 41 Neighborly Encountered 5. Thulium symbol 7 Sovereign recent work TV AND STEREO rental, stereo, amps, tuners, receivers, 24. Radon 42. Class 8 Cinnamon or "-47.V,n25ne $95°- C8" satisfaction guaranteed. Free delivery, service and pick up. No ONE GIRL to share 3girl apartment. 43 USED VAC'S. $5.50 up. Kirby, compact, Filter Queen, Hoover. changers, tape recorders, decks, ARE YOU interested in starting an 25. About 43. Affirmation Melba speakers, records, tapes, Color TV deposit. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C Sub lease. Capitol Villa. Rent Electrolux. Uprights and Tanks. Orthodox minyan on or near T T~ H " J T~ T~ 9 •o 9 Twining shrub £ 'aw. d V runs "Emission. 3 - TV RENTALS Studaits only. Low negotiable. 351-1578 after 5 p.m. 5-1-24 ELECTRO-GRAND 804 East Michigan, Lansing. 9 a.m. to 5 sets, Police band radios, tapestries. WILCOX SECONDHAND campus? 3-1-24 Please call 355-3097. % i2 1 >3 0. Bravo 2 Bombast STORE, 509 East Michigan, 8 °06 ' cylinder, cu.tom monthly and term rates. Call p.m., Saturday 9 - 12 noon. 5:30 p.m. Monday Saturday. WATERBEDS FROM $9.99 •1 >6 6 Weather 354.3T2S m0neV' $395- 351-7900. UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C-1-31 Houses 0-5-1-28 485-4391. BankAmericard, Master Charge, Layaways, terms, trades. Guaranteed. Direct from factory. n % i8 8 prediction Entertained id»rS'lCVlindw' s,andard. ACRE OF land complete with 2 YOU WON'T believe selection of frame styles. our large Call 351-0908 Drive a little, save a lot. 6-1-26 •9 % zo % 21 11 9. 0. Musical work Card game bedroom house on Aurelius Road Siaic3"1*' exce"ent Apartments OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 2615 East 1. Bishop's d ..„n in South Lansing. $140. Phone U.S. AIR FORCE artic flight jacket, Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. a 2M 25 headdress 2874.3.1 26 °r h*" °"er. 393-1313. X-5-1-27 C-5-1-28 good condition, medium size. Best 2 Obligation HOLMES SOUTH near Sparrow offer. Call 332-5264. 3-1-26 Hospital, two room efficiency, 7i \y 28 4 Color geranium syvsaj furnished, utilities included. No FURNISHED 2 bedroom house on Mifflin Street to sublet starting ADMIRAL STEREO Phono with KILLY 800s and Marker bindings. 1 29 % jo % Si lake 7. African oasis bl*k interior"' w,ilVV pets, deposit 351-3969. O $100 / month. February 1. $180. 489 7994. stand. Slight case Reproduction good. $30 Phone damage. y«?ar p.m. old, $75. 349-9402 after 9 1-1-24 32 % 33 8. Unkempt ■^9M2o)2e5;,Sg0' Ca" ® WANTED: ROOMMATE for 4 man, 5 1-27 882-1459 after 2 p.m. B-1 1-1 24 SONY 630 D tape deck. Sound on w % % %% 36 37 0. Smallest 1 Stupor two bedroom, Meadowbrook Trace. Vacancy 2 bath. 311 MILFORD. Four bedroom, furnished, available immediately. GIBON ACOUSTIC, steel strings, sound, echo. Lists, $320. asking % 3 Pigment ™«°rm 1200 197°- now. 882-2694. 3-1-24 351 1943. 2-1-24 case, very good condition. $50. Call 351 4467 after 5 p. $200. 355-6863. 1-1-24 J8 % 39 4 Trippet 15 Pinch SCOTT STEREOMASTER 386. Ml Mi 16. Caucho You '• lOMrk unil WVan® ,0 buy ONE BEDROOM, furnished Mobile home. $25 - $30 / week. Quiet VAN ATTA Road. 9 room house on 14 acres. Deposit and references FENDER 1970 twin GIBSON ES-330. Will take acousti revert PE 2035, accustiflex 17s and months old. originally 6s. 5 $1100. Best % YA 17. His: Fr. •Rfcasr-s and peaceful. 10 minutes to campus. 641-6601. 0-20-2-14 required. Rent plus utilities. 482-0258 after 4 p.m. 2-1-24 Call in trade. 372-6338 after 5 5-1-24 p.m offer over $60 0 X-5-1-26 . 351 2396. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 24 1 Nixon (Continued from page one) noted: speech: equal opportunity, consumer which the strippers could ravage Nixon-backed bill and a similar bandwagon only so that he politics Nixon was essentially correct building is to continue! "In the past three years, protection, environmental and destroy entire counties. bill from a legislator who is a might drag his heels. when he told Congress and his continue well, Nixon made high-sounding but we there il overly vague promises to almost have reduced the burden of quality, urban renewal, Another bill now before true supporter of the cause in As Sen. Edward Kennedy, television audience: "Let us reject the narrow desperate need for a new architect. 1c| arms. For the first time in 20 improved transportation, welfare Congress would abolish strip question will invariably make D-Mass said, Nixon's goals may every imaginable special interest . reform, aid to the aged, combat mining six months after the the Nixon bill seem watered be fine,but his legislation could visions of those who would tell group. years, spending on defense has us that we (Americans) are evil Nixon mentioned — and by been brought below spending on against crime and drug abuse, legislation is approved. down. Nixon often appears to be be much improved. because we are not yet perfect; implication tried to take credit human resources." revitalization of rural areas and A comparison between a a man who climbs aboard a In spite of his shortcomings, Talk set on for progress and changes in This change is no thanks to the like. that we are corrupt because we role American life which have him, however, which became The Nixon action will are not yet pure; that all the and toil and sacrifice that of social occurred in the last three years. clear when he said he was going probably not be even half of the sweat workerl But many of the things he to ask Congress to increase cited, such as gains in food defense spending because "there Nixon promise, however. One part of the Nixon Dems endorse primary plan have gone into the building of America were for naught Salvador Alvarez, because the building is not yet stamp and school lunch could be no more misguided set environmental package, for done." I-a Raza School of ProfessorH programs or even the beginnings of priorities than one which example, is a bill to "control" (Continued from page one) officers at San Jose State Socially of pollution control, develop not would tempt others by strip mining, which is one of the supported the graduated income tax which is Colle* J so much form administrative weakening America, and thereby most destructive of all business Unlike the GOP "winner take compromise resolution by a 7 - 4 currently forbidden by the state vote on the final roll call. constitution. Self-criticism is necessary, of speak worker on the role in of the s«l - and Nixon is little too the action as from Congressional endanger the peace of the operations. The Nixon bill all" system, candidates under course, a ChicJ complacent for comfort. community. ■ pressure. Others, like the relative world." would give the industry two the Democratic plan would calm in cities and on campus, At the very least, that years in which to adjust to these receive a proportional number of "I think after taking a look at Nevertheless, there is hope in cannot fairly be attributed to reasoning needs more controls before they would delegate votes equal to their the feelings being expressed Aliens required those words, and a belief in the The presentation isscheAfl elaboration than Nixon become effective — two years in here, some of the leadership basic goodness of mankind, and for 1 to 3 p.m. any single cause. otday iBl percentage showing in the decided the In short, most of the changes provided. primary. primary is by government a feeling that maybe just maybe, everything is going to work out Union. The Chicano ofHcoinl are not Nixon's alone, if they are Nixon promised reform and something we can live with," all right after all. Center of Urban School of Social Work Affairs 1 his at all. expansion in many popular This compromise would also Party Chairman James McNeely said. to report yearly But the rest of the speech is and 1 College of Arts and Utters I To a war-weary nation, Nixon areas: improved health services, Trustees OK allow Michigan Democrats to comply with a national party The U.S. government requires little cause for hope. If the sponsoring the program. ifB WHAT'S g dictate requiring that new In other action, the every person who is not a citizen precinct delegates be named Democratic State Central of this country to report his (Continued from page one) address each January whether or MQNG prior to the 1972 election. Committee voted to begin a statewide petition drive in favor not he has moved since last Repas wrote a letter theCapitol observers question if requesting the transcript to GOP will agree to vote to of a constitutional amendment January. Tike Old® to end school financing through This notice applies to all Madison Kuhn, secretary of the chose new precinct delegates this dittos year, however. local property tax. The noncitizens including foreign faculties, who said that he The Democratic party Democrats want to establish a students, foreign faculty (Kuhn) does not have the and permanent residents at MSU. eiits for It s What's The Israeli Folk Dancing Group authority to release this Parents should also file cards for st be received in the will meet at 8 tonight in 218 information. office, 345 Student Women's Intramural Bldg. Everyone children under 14 years of age On the advice of University Forms available who are not citizens. The government has printed administrators, the trustees cards which noncitizens must fill decided not to take formal action on Repas' request, giving the Academic Council a chance for grad fellowship out. These cards are available at post officies. Immigration and Naturalization Service offices to provide the transcript on its and the Bureau win U ndergraudate members of graduation. Foreign Student Office MSU Scots Highlanders will meet own. on Aging in the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Application forms may be in the International Center. a{ 7 p today in Demonstration Repas said he will make his Tuesday in 30 Ha„ BaMroom for bagpiping and Phi are invited to apply for a obtained from Beverly The law requires that these request before the Faculty Sparks Memorial Graduate Anderson, 330 Engineering eards be filled out before Jan. 31 Steering Committee today. Fellowship which pays $3,000 to Bldg., or D.J. Montgomery, 319 each year. They are to be "If I don't get action, then lart of assist in a year of graduate study Engineering Bldg. The handed in to a clerk in any U.S. Expect the unexpected at th? Olde World Family Services Night at 8 A parliamentary procedure IH be back at the nest board of immediately following completed applications are to be post office. Failure to register Braid and Ale. 211 M A.C Avenue in Tuesday at the Day ("are Center, workshop will be held by the Sixth . trustees meeting," he said. returned to 330 Engineering can result in penalties including Hast Lansing, like excellent French pas 0 l rescent Road, Spartan Village. District Democratic Women's Caucus Bldg. deportation. tries moderate price, and Olde World mo at a at 8 30 p.m. Wednesday at Local 724 aheiny Jahn will present a lecture Hall, 450 Clare St.. Lansing. Call Repas called the censure vote flavor, in the food and in the atmos the Writers and the Decolonization 6551147 or 484-6937 African Mind" at Is Hall. 8 p.m. information. 7 The MSU p.m. Science for Outing Club will meet at Tuesday in 116 Natural "the most outrageous, arbitrary and capricious action I have ever witnessed in my 14 years at this University. 4 mi# phere. Come for yourself! on out today and discover Bldg. A program on handmade backpacking will be given. "i i ItI i hi vQlMWoM Alpha Phi Sigma will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the conference room, fourth floor Olds Hall. 3 BI^jElAD atui ALE Pancake House ing Club will meet at 7:30 DUALITY AND SERVICE •day in 35 Union. Boat sailing lion will follow. TUES. 10 pc. Shrimp Basket french fries and Cole Slaw $1.25 SUMMER STUDY-IN-LONDON THAT'S OUT OF SIGHT WED. July 10 - August 25 • complete selection of frames Spaghetti • sunglasses and wire-rims Cole Slaw and Garlic Toast • prescription lenses ground $1.30 Social Science 232 and 233 • tppairs while you wait 232: COMPARATIVE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES: 301 CliDpert across from Sears AMERICAN AND BRITISH ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL SYSTEMS fecUw, O^pilcicuui 1 Mile from MSU ALCO UNIVERSAL BLDG. ' ■ ■ ■■■ 233: CHALLENGES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: AMERICAN AND BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY PERSPECTIVES discover <£_>£omplcte 8 course credits OR Y\ew World for 'Brides... at the MSU BRIDAL FAIR DIRECTED RESEARCH (SS300) and SELECTED BRI TISH SOCIAL PROBLEMS 8 course credits Thur., Jan. 27-Union Parlors-1 2:00-9:00 P.M. BRIDAL FASHION SHOWS INFORMATION MEETING 2:00 P P.M. and 8:00 P.M. Dr. Epstein, Tues. Jan. 25, Wonders Kiva Wed. Jan. 26, 129 Hubbard Both meetings start at 7:30 p.m. UNION BALLROOM Last summer's program students will participate Sponsored by MODERN BRIDE magazine and the MSU Student Bridal Fair Committee Major national manufacturers will display Home Furnishings, Appliances, Silver, China and Wedding Accessories. BRIDES SHOWCASE will present the largest Spring-Summer bridal OTHER INFORMATION DR. FPST fashion shows in this area. Everything that's new for the bride and her (353 1660) or Overseas Study Office (353 8921) attendants, mothers' gowns, trousseau fashions and lingerie. FREE ADMISSION DOOIt anil KASIIION SHOW I'ltl/.KS Drawings at each fashion show Package includes enrollment, tuition fee, room, breakfast, and round trip air fare from Detioit Open Mon. thru Fri. 10:00-9:00 Saturday 10:00 5:30 Ph. 332 5081 1047 F. Grand River East FhD BRiDES SHOWCASE Lansing