lat-rate tax hike would Under this plan, all Bv JOANNA FIRESTONE taxpayers would be The lower income earners would, under support for the flat-rate proposal. To have State News Staff Writer NEWS ANALYSIS charged the same percentage rate, this plan, pay a lower percentage tax which the item placed on the November ballot for regardless of their yearly incomes. would be more in line with their earnings. a popular vote, however, he must collect Simple mathematics show that a three The upper-income taxpayers would signatures from at least 10 per cent of the per cent tax on a $60,000 income ($1800) conversely pay a greater percentage share state's voters in the last have been suffering from the lack of funds. gubernatorial Milliken's plan to replace local equalizing the state's school systems at a is a relative pittance compared to a three because of their greater ability to pay. election—a formidable task for even the taxes with an increased Hat-rate Furthermore, courts in potentially lower level, will also be per cent tax on a $5,000 income. The $150 This second arrangement is predictably governor. several other a : could place a considerable states that, like Michigan, support their considerable push for his proposal to taxed of a low income family is essentially not popular with the higher paid earners The graduated tax supporters have also burden ' i the state's low income replace the property tax with an increased more valuable than the schools in part from a property tax, have $1,800 levied on and businesses since they would not be encountered some bugaboos. Under the ruled that property tax flat-rate income tax. the higher income earner. Economists current state constitution, a financing of benefitting from the tax break given them graduated tax education is unconstitutional. The courts would call such a tax regressive since it hits under the Milliken plan. is forbidden. The attorney generally accepted fact among The abolishment of the property tax can hardest those making the least. general has been Both flat rate and the graduated tax asked to issue a ruling as to the -is and Democrats alike that the argue that since different taxes are levied in only be a boost to Milliken's possibility sagging Critics of the governor's proposal favor backers, however, are running into some of changing the constitution and is Ux the basic means of school each school system, the states' children are popularity since it undoubtedly would be a the same property tax reform, but urge a ticklish problems in getting their proposals expected to release has grown dangerously out of receiving unequal school opportunities. popular action with the centers of voting a decision within the 'needs reform. graduated income tax instead of the to the forefront. next week. This constitutional question has strength—the land - owning middle and flat-rate plan. already upper classes and the business sector. Milliken—unable to get his plan through In addition, the graduated tax re now, voters have been turning been raised in Michigan by Milliken and it the predominately A graduated tax, they argue, would be democratic proponents must battle the strong upper jllage requests with decisive is likely that the courts will decide in favor A flat-rate tax, however, would be a and middle class votes in more equitable since taxpayers would be legislature-has turned to a statewide forwarding their and the state's schools in tum of the governor. If so, the decision, while financial hardship for the state's poor. charged according to their ability to pay. petition drive to try to drum up popular plan. W ednesda MICHIGAN Cloudy .just don't feel in a very ie mood right now. -Wal.y Reese UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS . . flurries. . with intermittant High of 32 expected. snow B 64 Number 99 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 2, 1972 SPECIAL MEET ouncil debates plans or general ed changes Prior to debate over the proposed general components of the undergraduate program. By S.A. SMITH education modifications, the council He raised a number of points for the State News Staff Writer moved to make available sections of the council and EPC to consider, including the on the much-contested proposed November Academic Council meeting to lack of a provision that "during the years ons in the general education Bob F. Repas, professor of labor and ahead the people most knowledgable about was suspended at 5:45 p.m. industrial relations. Repas was formally general education will play a significant at the Academic Council meeting censured at that meeting for his actions in role in its definition or implication." I resume at a special council the release of the faculty salary list. "I would hope," he said, "that general within the next three weeks. education would not degenerate into a Since the November meeting, Repas has on, which consumed more curricular grab bag. . 1 hope there can be moved through a number of channels in his . hour and a half of the council established some curricular parameters , centered around such issues as the attempt to 9ecure a copy of the transcript within which choices, options or flexibility of the meeting, culminating in a request of of changing the current general can be exercised." ion program, the definition of the board of trustees to help him obtain Other members of the council expressed Academic Council •ducation" and the wisdom of confusion as to the purpose of the g any plan which does not detail President Wharton suggested that the proposed changes. Edward A. Carlin, dean of University College, (far right) presents his statement on the general education iteria which will be used in council undertake discussion Several council members, all faculty, on proposal at Tuesday s Academic Council meeting. The debate on the issue will continue at a v general education courses. |he question, of censure motions raised the question of the possibility that be held before the next special meetinq to and a straw vote of the council regularly scheduled meeting. Indicated the matter will be on the agenda (Please turn to page 13) State News photo by Ron Biava at the March Academic Council meeting. ps to sit Among the questions the council will try to answer at the March meeting are what EARLY PASSAGE UNLIKELY does a censure motion mean and can the council council do it again? James B. McKee, professor of sociology, ring plea istudent at large reps are still in the jc Council. - observed that "the only appropriate action this body could make is to move that this body rescind the censure." No action was taken on the suggestion. Primary ballot at the national convention. bill the reform aspects of the McGovern delay dependents of Korean War prisoners and Contacted at his home after the council The precinct delegates in their county Commission are included," he added. missing in action. the 10 students who hold the and state conventions would be obligated "The Senate form leaves a substantial ' meeting, Repas commented that it is "This is a recognition of the sacrifice that representative - at - large seats "rather amusing that after they censure to vote for delegates to the national procedure up the state central these men have made," Sen. Charles O. , the Academic Council Tuesday convention who reflect the popular vote. committees, and that's not reform," Zollar, R - Benton Harbor, sponsor of the somebody, they decide to figure out what The fate of the Senate - passed request from the Student Faculty it means." He added, however, that "it's There will also be a place on the ballot Stempien said. measure, said. to provide an interpretation of presidential primary bill was uncertain for uncertain voters to choose Real reform would be spelling out better late than never." The bill provides for a $400 a year ■n 4.4.3.8.7 of the Bylaws for Tuesday, with both House Democrats and uncommitted delegates. Following discussion on the Repas procedures legislatively to generate greater scholarship fund for each serviceman's Republicans in no hurry to pass the | icGovernance. request, the council discussed the measure. Republicans appear to be opposed to the participation, Stempien said. child when he or she enrolls in a state judiciary's request followed its Educational Policy Committee's (EPC) method of selecting precinct delegates, Stempien described the bill as very university or college. Zollar said there were Monday to delay a decision on an House Republicans declined to comment which they consider to be a purely technical and complex and said that was proposed general education modifications. officially on the bill until a late caucus of presently 40 Michigan residents missing or (challenging the decision of the All - all members was over. However, Democratic plan. One Republican the reason the Republicans and Democrats prisoners in Indochina. ty Student Judiciary (AUSJ) to Edward A. Carlin, dean of the University representative leaving the Tuesday caucus met in private session Tuesday afternoon e election of College, opened the debate with a representatives leaving the caucus early said The Senate also passed a bill it had representatives - at - there are many questions surrounding the early was overheard to remark that "the to familiarize themselves with all the the council. 25-minute address whih focused on the entire bill is an abortion." previously defeated Friday. The bill, bill and that early passage did not appear aspects of the bill. section in question states that the philosophy of general education. sponsored by Sen. John F. Toepp, R - Democratic leaders in the House, though Despite the complexities, Stempien is of the representative - at - likely. Cadillac, would set a $3 fee for persons large Carlin emphasized that he favors changes generally in favor of the bill, do not feel certain the bill will pass with little delay, Under the Senate plan, a presidential wishing to acquire a Michigan State Police L"white is to guarantee that "the voice of in the current general education primary and precinct delegate election any pressure to push the bill immediately. but he added that it will require a lot of identification card and would make it a minorities be positively requirements, but specifically called for EPC Rep. Alfred A. Sheridan, D - Taylor, "behind the scene," staff work. would be held May 9. Prospective ... to "explore the wisdom and feasibility of chairman of the elections committee, said felony offense to steal or in any way presidential candidates would be listed on Among those reforms he deems misuse the ID card. judiciary feels that the intest of establishing a Council on Undergraduate the top of the ballot and precinct delegate he will insist today that the bill be sent to important are: guarantee of minority "tion is vague and Education" to advise the academic his committee for inspection. representation, binding of delegates to a The bill was defeated Friday because unclear," the candidates with their presidential picks also ,! states. community on general education and other listed would be on the bottom. "I don't see the urgency," he said. "I particular candidate and proportional many senators believed the measure would on Guyer, chairman of the steering think its a foregone conclusion that we will representation. require persons to purchase the ID cards. I'ttee of the council, said the The respective parties would send have a presidential primary this May. but In Senate action Tuesday, lawmakers Col. John R. Plants, director of the State w'" meet with delegates to the national convention in representatives Financial aid direct proportion to the number of votes we'd be complete fools to send a bill with passed a bill creating university Police, said Tuesday that the bill would AUSJ and the Student Faculty mistakes in it to the governor." scholarships for the children of U.S. allow the State Police to hire more persons each presidential candidate received. For "s soon as possible to discuss the Majority floor leader, Marvin R. servicemen missing in action or taken to speed up the ID process, which has been Applications for financial aid for summer example, if candidate A received 40 per i in question. term are now available in 264 Student cent of the popular vote, that same Stempien D - Livonia, said he approves of prisoner during the Vietnam conflict. The slow due to increased demand. -nt representatives - of at - large will percentage of delegates would be the concept and believes it will pass. "But bill extends the bill extends the provisions of an act which Plants Plants said said thethe primary benefactors o: seated on the Services Bldg. Applications must be there will have to be changes to assure that council while the committed to vote for him on the first now now provides the same scholarship for (Please returned by March 1. tum to page 13) |ls pending. ad°w Men turning 19-years-old sighting rts at sunrise Ground hog watchers unite! our day! Today get draft numbers today WASHINGTON (AP) — - Men turning 19 - years - old this the the drums by the young people and handed to the announcers annour During the Middle Ages in Europe, year get some idea today of their chances of being drafted next who will who will simultaneously open the capsules. ■I was the traditional year. day set aside P®ying and badger watching. yeTh«The 1Q79 1972 lottery to be will .ffpot snmp two million held will affect some two million The The birthdate birthdate will will be read first be read first and and thethe number number next. next. There are two giant boards on the stage, one with numbers 1 to ^uroPean legend, the young men, those born in 1953, but few are expected to be Cou'd predlfct when drafted. And the lottery perhaps will be the last in the Vietnam through 365, the other a calendar running from Jan. 1 through spring Dec. 31. income. e Br°und era to call men into service. Draft Director Curtis W. Tarr will start the matching of The birthdate will be hung on the appropriate number on one hog comes out of his birthdates and numbers at 10 a.m. in the Dept. of Commerce board, and the number will be hung on the appropriate date on '-v ?u?.rters an(l sees his shadow Auditorium. The process lasted two hours last year. the other board. "thpr return underground for The birthdates were stuffed into red capsules, the numbers V j? Jf* *eeks of Winter. But If the into blue ones and each color placed in separate plexiglass drums This will continue until all numbers are matched with anv T") ' ground hog won't on Monday. The drums were sealed and placed under lock and birthdates. Under the scrambling the low numbers could ther wil h/1^ becaus0 soon the guard until just before the drawing. in the drawing. come anywhere DesDiu and 8unny- The capsules will be plucked out of the drums by four men The young people who will draw the capsules are: "ictinn- V leather Bureau and two women who are members of nearby state Selective Susan M. Stasiewicz of Salisbury, Md.; Stephen R. Hartley of • 2 don'? * cloudy and snowy Service Youth Advisory Commissions. Cumberland. Md.; Charlott J. Shope of Hummelstown, Pa.; und' hoot expect to too many The announcers will read the selections, one for the birthdates, Robert E. Mc Donald of Harrisburg. Pa.; Dwight M. Whitehurst of season°Kbegan "g season C8mpus- M Groundhog the other for the numbers. Norfolk. Va.,; and Lynwood Byron McCauley Jr. of nday. A red and blue capsule will be plucked simultaneously out of Charlottesville, Va. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, Fcbl ,ruaty 21 news Violence, strikes grip BELFAST (AP) - Violence, death and protest Gunmen and British army contingents Ireland Reginald Maudling with n fingernails in lh.8 O t „ summary gripped the streets of Ireland Tuesday as guerrillas struck back over the dead of Londonderry. A sniper killed a British soldier. rights marches on Sunday. Almost as Heath spoke, s the British soldier was the neighboring Irish republic. The battle, which Monday told lawmakers h Londonderry incident: From the wirei of AP and UPI. "I personally do not Strikes and boycotts throughout all Ireland shot dead in Belfast. claimed no known casualties, ended when believe th the Iridi army went berserk," she said ' • spearheaded a surge of anger by Roman Catholics His death was seen as a reprisal by the arrived. ^ outlawed Irish Republican army-lRA-which Troops patrolling Belfast came under guerrilla everyday exercise for the mourning the 13 victims of "Bloody Sunday." i The British government named the nation's top swore Sundav to kill a soldier for every one of rifle fire on several occasions. The army said one parachute regiment." gentlemen J A doctor who judge. Chief Justice John Widegry, to undertake the I onHnnHi-rrv dead. raider was wounded and captured. attended the do^ L an inquiry into the killings. British army headquarters said the sentry, on In the Catholic Ardoyne district of the capital, fo3uraldHln Londo.nderr-v Tuesda^J four and seven of Prime Minsiter Edward Heath told a packed duty outside a police station, was hi in the chest a foodstore was blown up by an incendiary back. Dr. Raymond them had Sf "Grandstanding and greed are House of Commons in London the 16-year-old judge will start work immediately. His aim will by a single shot from a sniper. His death brought the toll since August 1969 bomb. Three women were taken to a hospital slightly injured, the victims had been McLean shot twice adS^f the only things that will stand to 233. He was the third soldier killed this year. there said most had been be to get to the truth behind a welter of charges shot in thT9* The army said between ASMSV and its budget." Crowds gathered throughout Northern Ireland battle between its Sunday's victimXjl to protest the Londonderry shootings. Soldiers guerrillas. paratrooDlif hoc Local Harold Buckner A SMSl' chairman Ad group combatted hostile mobs in Belfast by firing rounds of rubber bullets, which are designed to stun but not kill. pratroopers shot On the eve of residents unarmed civilians Wednesday's masA "L 1 13 who died in At Dungiven, a tiny market town near Londonderry wh^P Londonderry, 4,000 people with 13 white inert, their streets silent, shops shuttered. factodLw * extended Libra crosses packed the main street in bitter cold in a silent tribute to the dead. A platoon of British troops watching the march In Dublin, in the south, more i doffed their steel helmets and stood, heads persons marched on the bowed in attitude of silent prayer for one Embassy. They burned fire-damaJl An ad hoc committee of the students making use of the the program. minute. an Regimental flags in Londonderry coffins outside a flar anriTI Price of gold soars University Library Committee is extended hours over the past and hurled botita dT Faculty members of the ad fluttered at half staff in an icy wind, against the blackened front walls of JJ studying possible further three terms. hoc committee include Chapin in London's Parliament, fiery Catholic civil Provincial Prime Minsiter Brian extension of undergraudate FaulkJ During the two week period of and Carl M. Cooper, professor of rights campaigner Bernadette Devlin proclaimed: a fighting speech in the Northern! The price of gold soared a dollar an ounce in London hours in the Library. extended hours in the winter chemical engineering. Student "We have been imprisoned and interned and parliament. He gave a thinly veiled and Zurich on Tuesday and hit record highs on free The ad hoc committee will term of 1971 an average of 441 members are Floyd Patterson, finally we have been slaughtered by the British Protestant patience may be »1] markets across Europe. meet on Thursday to compile a students left the Library after 11 Stephen Tyma. and Sanford army. We have yet to be defeated." the specter of a backlash of near an (*!■ violences" report for the library committee, p.m. An average of 396 students Zeid. Ms. Devlin, who attacked Home Secretary The rush to buy gold helped send the dollar down on It will consider extending used the extended hours during foreign exchanges. Library hours until 2 a.m. for spring term 1971 and an average Gold dealers attributed the sharp rise in the price of the entire term or for some of 416 students left after 11 gold to the near absence of sellers in the market. portion of the term. p.m. last term. South Africa, which produces nearly three - quarters In the past, extended hours The cost of maintaining the from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. existed extended hours policy is not HUGHES' AIDE MAY APPEAR of the West's gold, is believed to have been holding off only during the last week of significant, according to Richard sales as the market has risen in recent weeks, expecting regular classes and during finals E. Chapin, director of libraries, Irving faces grand jury even higher prices. In the meantime, speculators and week of a term. In the past, three or four industrial users of gold have stepped up demand. The Library collected some students were hired at the cost statistics as to the number of of $2.20 per hour to assist with Court also said McGraw - Hill Publishing Co. to **★★★★★★★ NEW YORK (AP) - Federal sources Tuesday that Irving has been the checks in 1 and state investigators have put transmit to Hughes for the rights Switzerland, bank u|fl Jury selection continues t GROUND HOC DAY FEAST together a portfolio of pictures of present and former aides to Howard Hughes. It is believed summoned to appear before a federal grand jury Thursday. to the "autobiography." In a court affidavit, Irving withdrew the money in Arrest warrants issued in Zurich for M J hml Efforts to impanel a jury to hear the conspiracy case *r- they will ask author Clifford In Albuquerque, N.M., a political aide to John Meier, said he had given two of the Irvings on "suspicion o(| checks to Hughes personally and charges. Swiss authorita against antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and six others dragged on Tuesday in Harrisburg. Pa. and a federal J A medium 12" 1 item Varsity Pizza for $1.75 i) Irving to try to pick out one as the mysterious "George Gordon former scientific adviser to a third, for $325,000, to they had not decided whi i or A King 16" 1 item Varsity Pizza for $2.60 ! 2 Holmes" he claims was a go - Hughes and now a candidate for "Holmes." He later admitted ask for extradition judge ordered another 65 prospective jurors to report the Democratic senatorial | between in putting together the that his wife, Edith, deposited couple. J! nomination in that state, said {j for questioning. A court aide said U.S. District Court Judge R. Dixon including tax and delivery. purported autobiography of the elusive billionaire. Meier had also been subpenaed Youngbru/ingl to appear then. Herman was hopeful 12 jurors and six alternates could | Valid with this coupon Feb. 2 | j be seated by the end of this week. But defense attorneys Thomas Benavides said Meier said selection probably will not be completed before J Menu: Subs (3 to choose from) Foot long * COMPLETE was already in New York next week. The 5^" Varsity Dogs, Homemade Spaghetti (inside only) and Pinball! ) preparing for his appearance, but this could not be confirmed faces jury selection was in its seventh day. j AUDIO from court or other sources. Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley said, they are pureii announced Tuesday that the Meier earlier had denied any appeal because Mitchell J FREE, FAST, HOT DELIVERY SERVICE connection with Irving. state will ask the state Court of Appeals to reverse a Detroit judge is in error," that specific grounds m opposed to merger for the Serious Audiophile "That's ridiculous," he told recorder's court decision that be released until the petit Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell says he is opposed to the merger of suburban school districts with inner city VARSITY 1227 E. Grand River • • •Qualified Technicians • Prompt Service Full Test Facilities 90 Day Warranty ■ Parts & Labor reporters last weekend when asked if he had supplied any material to Irving. "I never met the man." dismissed indictments against Sen* Charles N. Youngblood Jr., week, ^ * Detroit, Wayne County Probate Judge, Frank S. attempted briber;! Szymanski, and an unnamed presented to the courted The indictment® conspiracy to bribel school systemsjust to achieve recial integration. Irving received three checks defendent. returned against the two! Convenient Location at totaling $650,000 from the Asst. Atty. Gen. Leon Cohen November by a WayneB "The concept of breaking up governmental units for the purpose of bringing about racial balance doesn't appeal to me in the slightest," Mitchell said in a radio } 332-6517 The Stereo Shoppe 543 E. Grand River Ave. citizens grand jury.J recorder's court Judge Davenport dismissed tb s| interview released Tuesday by the Justice Department in ^ Delivery 6 p.m. - 2 a.m. Hours: 9-5:45 Sat: 9-5 Thursday on the groui Washington. *****************1 the indictments were "n ambiguous." REAL LOVE AND CONCERN FOR GOD AND MAN. JOIN The two were broufKB US IN OUR STRUGGLE AGAINST HUNGER, DISEASE the grand jury in cosT POVERTY AND IGNORANCE, AS WE SEEK TO BRINd with the alleged attempttl Cloture vote defeated THE JUSTICE, FREEDOM AND PEACE OF CHRIST TO ALL MEN. THIS IS THE TASK OF THE DIVINE WORD an unnamed member ofttl MISSIONARY PRIEST AND BROTHER. TO KNOW MORE Liquor Control Comf ABOUT US, WRITE: The alleged bribery atted FATHER TOM STREVELER. SVD The Senate defeated a first move Tuesday in DIVINE WORD COLLEGE D§PT. supposedly made in anfl 16 liquor licens*H Washington to cut off debate on an equal - employment EPWORTH, IOWA 52045 to secure - opportunity bill but another attempt will be made Include your age, education, interests, address, etc. Detroit supermarket cfaal later in the week. Warren grocery indictment said. stoKj The vote on a petition to put the Senate's anti - filibuster rule into effect was 48 for and 37 against, or 9 short of the required two - thirds majority. Majority '.eader Mike Mansfield, D - Mont., said after the vote that beginning Wednesday the Senate will go on "a two - track system" because it is falling so far behind on its legislative schedule. sracini nppsARnncf Education tax plan tentative The White House said Tuesday in Washington that Every bride who purchases her wedding gown discussions on ways to ease the burden of local property in February at BRIDES SHOWCASE is taxes include a tentative plan calling for about S16 eligible to become our "LEAP YEAR billion in value - added taxes earmarked for education. BRIDE." The bride whose name is drawn Presidential press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, in wins the gown she has purchased confirming published reports that such a step is being ABSOLUTELY FREE! Drawing March 1. studied, said there has been "by no means a final decision on this matter." He repeated, however, that President Nixon has a At BRIDES SHOWCASE you'll find wedding "positive attitude" about the value - added levy, which gowns from $55. Also the little extras with is a form of national sales tax. the purchase of FREE your bridal gown, such as a Dennis Coffeq and Ziegler said this position is not inconsistent with newspaper photo and Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally's statement this week that there would be no new taxes proposed COMPLIMENTARY formal wear for the bride's father. The best news: Bridal planning the Detroit Guitor Bond this year. service by you not our one professional consultants penny over your costs actual Wednesday tii»hi February 2, 1 <>72 purchases. Two Shows 10:00 and 11:30 Daniel Schorr testifies I (.over for this CBS Daniel Schorr, engagement oiil> newsman subject of a White House - ordered FBI investigation, testified Tuesday in Washington the Nixon administration has made a great at the MON. thru FRI.: 10:00-9:00 many people believe "it is no longer an honorable thing SATURDAY: 10:00-5:30 to be a newsman." White House officials refused to appear before the constitutional rights subcommittee of Sen. Sam D. Ervin, I) - N.C., but repeated in a letter disputed Ph. 332-5081 statements that Schorr was being considered for a 1047 E.GRAND RIVER government job when the FBI investigation began last Aug. 20. EAST LANSING ■Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. February 2, 1972 3 ASMSU to close budget meet would then take action as the After the presentations, the ASMSU Code of requires a two-thirds vote of the Operations A letter by Sanford E. Zeid, need arises. board will go into a special entire voting board, not just the concerning student publications ASMSU's representative to the ASMSU decided at Before next week's meeting, a period of old business to take and any political affiliations Monday's members present. This means library committee, was accepted meeting to take action on their copy of the proposed budget action on the budget. They can each portion of the budget will they might have. All the voting by the board. The letter will be proposed budget at their next from the budget committee will either pass the entire budget, that took place near the end of sent to the undergraduate require 12 votes. meeting without the customary be sent to each board member. pass an amended budget or the meeting on the three library, urging hours be Members will also be sent copies reject the budget outright and recommendations open hearings they have had in The policy committee was extended until 2 a.m. for the the past. of the budget requests made by send it back to committee. attempted to finish business apparently illegal because of a entire school year, not just This clears the way for the various groups. Whatever action is taken lack of quick concerning Title 12 of the a quorum. during finals week. action on the budget by the board unless board members themselves fight over the money. In the past, ASMSU has had open hearings before the budget BIRTH RATES DECLINE was brought before the board. "Grandstanding and greed are Abortions up in East Europe the only things that will stand between ASMSU and its budget," Harold Buckner, ASMSU chairman, said. After much debate concerning ttie pros and cons of open BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - A study by NATO says: in Poland." mid-1950s. The study suggests it In the 1950s population in hearings, a motion was made and Easy abortion and increased use "it is reckoned that 60 per "The Church in Poland heads was because the death rate had Eastern Europe was growing passed to have the budget of contraceptives are pushing cent of all pregnancies are the opposition against easy gone down and Soviet leaders faster than in NATO countries.' reported out of committee for birth rates down in Communist aborted in Hungary - probably in abortion and seeks to defend the wanted to get more women into Now the trend has reversed. In action at the next meeting. Eastern Europe and governments the U.S.S.R. too • 44 per cent in traditional family concept." jobs. It adds that the downward 1965 the Eastern countries had There will be time allotted at there are worried about it, a Bulgaria, 36 per cent in The Soviet Union eased its swing in births may have gone about 65 per cent of the the start of the meeting for western study showed Tuesday. Czechoslovakia and 28 per cent campaign against abortion in the further than expected and that population of NATO areas, groups that submitted budget attempts may now be made to including the United States and requests to make a 10 minute reverse the trend. Canada. presentation by Civil one strife The birth rate in the Soviet representative of the group. Union dropped from 36 per NATO does not see any Buckner explained comptroller 1,000 in 1938 to 17 in 1970. It problem for the Soviets in Grant Grecu's policy for the was then about the same level as keeping up their military budget which excludes every rates in Western Europe and manpower. group except the ASMSU board below the rate for southern Like other industrial and cabinet. The new budget policy also recommends that major governing groups not be alloted a specific amount in the within Bang European countries. In Romania, the abortion were laws against tightened more countries, Europe the are small those of Eastern adopting the idea of family, but NATO recently, sending the birth rate suggests some special reasons: ASMSU budget, he said. up from 12 per 1,000 in chronic lack of housing, the "It is a series of revolutionary DACCA (AP) — Fighting in The newmen who toured Mirpur, which has llo hum Bangladesh ended December 1966 to a level of 40 need for women to work, the changes," Bukner said. Last year officially Dec. 16 with surrender of the Pakistan perhaps 250,000 Biharis, were angrily ejected by in 1967. But the spread of urge to acquire more comforts, the Bangladesh army. They were told Richard Jacques, Intercooperative Council ASMSU granted specific army, but civil strife still stalks parts of the new conflicting contraceptives and illegal and women enjoying sex more amounts to various student nation. stories of what was happening, but there was no abortions brought it down again ftresentative, seems to be combating the boredom at groups. This year, the budget The legacy of hatred between the majority doubt that killing had taken place. Twenty-two to 20 in the first without child-bearing or even ■nday night's ASMSU meeting by turning his attention to quarter of marriage. committee expanded the board's Bengalis and the minority Biharis is so strong battered Biharis were being buried by fellow 1971. "The 'liberation' of women is 1 Cracker Jack surprise, a miniture paint set. The climax special projects which will that two Dacca suburbs have become fresh Biharis in a mass grave. Biharis said 23 others The study finds that except an old Soviet concept," the e meeting came when the members agreed to bring the accommodate student groups if battlegrounds. were killed during communal strife and clashes in East Germany and study says. "It is, however, ilVISU budget out of committee at the next meeting. they come to the board with the army over the past three days. Czechoslovakia, contraceptives offset State News photo The Biharis are hated because of their general by certain practical by Fred Bonine requesting funds. The board play a minor but slowly support of the Pakistan army during the No Bengali or any casualties have been disadvantages: The man bears the nine-month campaign to quell the movement for announced, but unofficial reports estimate 20 increasing role in responsibility, the woman carries Bangladesh independence. Bihari youths made up population trends. the bricks." Highway Dept. soldiers have been killed and wounded. ?p says the ranks of the Razakars, the recruited home guards who the Bengalis respondible for atrocities. Pakistani say were not A Bangladesh lieutenant colonel said: "We disturbing these people. We are are searching. The State News is published by the students of Nothing has happened." Michigan State University every class day during Fall, lould fund mass transit Of the estimated l'A million Bangladesh about 500,000 have taken refuge in Biharis in But many homes have been damaged by what Winter, and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome appeared to be rocket and rifle fire. Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate ■ KAREN ZURAWSKI He denied, however, that he feel is important." Mirpur and Mohammedpur. Both suburbs are One distraught Bihari observed: "Drop us in is $16 per year. Ite News Staff Writer opposed the tax hike because it He stressed "not going back under curfew, imposed after clashes. any jungle. We are ready to go anywhere in the Member Associated Press, United Press International, election year. to the people who have reached clothes we stand up in. We cannot stay here any ■H\ redefining priorities in was an Foreign newsmen who toured Mirpur were told Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Associated lie Highway Dept. budget "If I believed in the tax I the saturation point for higher Tuesday by a major in the Bangladesh army: longer. They plan to finish us. For God's sake do Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. «s transit, it would would vote for it the day before taxs, but changing priorities — "Everything is normal, nothing has happened." something for us." Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. | necessary to raise the gas election day." he insisted. "I'm resetting dchedufeA iri the cement Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services to nine cents a not wold that it's the best way • laying process." But Bangladesh troops under his command, Another Bihari admitted that members of his i seven Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, to do the job, however." If Nelson cannot get support some armed with mortars and recoilless rifles, community had fired Bengalis "We had J Rep. Karl Nelson, D - Milliken's for his proposal, he will support guarded every corner of Mirpur. Other soldiers few arms and we on fired — them for a 48823. |p. said Tuesday. transportation on our own Phones: the bill with the tax increase, conducted a house - to house search for arms defense." 'commended that package, which is expected to be - News/Editorial 355 and Pakistani collaborators. Mirpur has lacked electricity and water since - 8252 ip a close examination of discussed in the House today, however. lids and then a reordering calls for increasing the gas tax by "I don't want to kill the the weekend. No fresh food supplies have Classified Ads 355 . 8255 The Bengalis are indigenous to this area. The reached the area, according to the Biharis. Arils to put more emphasis two cents and diverting one - direction we must go," he said, Biharis migrated to what was then East Pakistan There is no way to substantiate which side is Display Advertising 353 - 6400 ss transit and less on half cent of the increase to mass adding that if it didn't pass from the nearby Indian state of Bihar after the Business Office 355 3447 fs and roads. transit. Lansing would be in trouble. telling the truth, but Mirpur remains a tinderbox . subcontinent was partitioned in 1947. Both of potential trouble for the ■hev'd have to leave Road and highway There is a definite need to new government of Photographic 355 - 8311 start the groups are Moslem. Sheik Mujibur Rahman. ■hin|> out they're doing supporters, citing the most mass transit concept he Campus Information 353 8700 - recent highway needs study, noted. pd make room for a mass ________ plan," he explained. claim they need more money to Bad of repairing county maintain the network of roads two years, maybe Icould do it every 2"2 and to finish projects. Nelson countered that argument by RENT the east Room saying "We can't buy YOUR TV . . . 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No purchase necessary. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE MICHIGAN BARNEY WHITE STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY JOHN JUEL Motivesmotivajjd editor-in-chief KEN LYNAM advertising manager ^ pragmaticscouj "You know Barn', I think George long as he Implemented the Colburn is really a tube." favored. DAVE PERSON, proS< managing editor "Huh?" BILL HOLSTEIN, Yea, and campus editor "I mean the dude's not sincere he's if Plttenger changed tomorrow — CHARLIE CAIN, city editor SrhL only on the city council trip to expand his BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor mortal his head lift RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor head and further his political career." terror of the ,,,,7° H "Well, maybe so. I suppose everybody understand started doing he's contenJtl groovy things P? J Seven.time recipient of the Pacemaker award that does a political thing is doing it at time IH support him the next for outstanding journalism. least partially for those reasons. But say, turns his coat uh, hasn't he started doing the stuff he then we'll again after know theTH re-e?f promised to do In his campaign? You know, like coming down hard on pragmatically be trusted a job Jil EDITORIALS the asphalt thing and setting up office on him four years hence ® hours so as to be more accessible to the Indeed, one of the Gov't sky people?" traditionally liked least, KkZ has begun doing things liberal^l.1 J ■ "Yea, but he's only doing that because have been promising and JJ turn this he has to. Deep down inside he's stone for - thing If insincere." years. either/or proposition Choice '72 L "What's the difference so long as he's Cube and the Cold involving tLl Over a year ago, in the aftermath to note that there was even one doing what you want him to?" persuaded to violate Warrior I a iJJl of the hijacking and burning of four successful My friend walked away absolutely mighty hijacking last year with a unconvinced. I ordered another bourbon American airliners by Palestinian sky marshal aboard. Even the I never have been able and pondered the absolutist mind. to ui guerillas, President Nixon called for presence of a sky marshal does not supposedly realistic people the creation of a band of sky I'm basically a pragmatist at heart. It on motive and ge7w*l guarantee a skyjacking attempt will motivation. It mi*! marshals to cut down on skyjackings. didn't matter to me in the abstract whether to the days of The sky marshals cover 352 flights be aborted. Bobby Kennedy childhood times when early socialization-! The ineffectiveness of the sky was "ruthless" or not so positive and negative, when everythj on a given day - 262 domestic, 90 marshal program becomes even more always kept their word and go? international. Their purpose, of only blta striking when one realizes that the with long droopy mustaches wouul course, is to stop would - be under pressure. program last year cost America ■ hijackers from performing their nearly $28 million. This boils down Both liberals and intended tasks. In this respect, marshal program the entire sky to a cost of slightly over $4 million for each skyjacking which was The Doctor's Bag condemn the "politician," totally at the mercy of the *j conservatim fl the io| has been an thwarted by the sky marshals. change. But, within reason, i abysmal failure. Hijacking attempts precisely the sort of individual *e The sky marshal is plainly an our representative, the occur just man who J as frequently now as ineffective program. During the past By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. before the program was instituted. In week alone, there were two responsive to our wills and who is in many ways a whims,! 1970 there were 27 attempts to neutnS unusually chaotic hijacking attempts. Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner at MSU Health Center. questions might guide you in dealing with this problem. quality waitine for popular mandate! hijack American airliners, 18 were It is impossible for the federal Names need not be included unless a personal reply is requested. It may be that your husband has a him animation? * successful. Under the sky marshal relatively low tolerance for government to cover a significant delaying gratification and yields to small urges for sexual release. Yet if we are incensed by impu program in 1971, there were still 27 We were much interested in your discussion on cockroaches. We Since he is home and alone, there is little motive, regardless of actual m number of flights with sky marshals restraint. If the will have to disagree with you on one point. We have situation is one in which you cannot performance, attempts to hijack American aircraft. without devoting a significant living proof identify what to do to direct we are enraged la that cockroaches get larger than 2 inches. We nave a his sexual attentions more toward "inconsistent" individual. Ontheo* It was not a banner year for the pet you, you may have to take the portion of the national budget to the cockroach named George who is 3V4 inches matter up with him directly. we snidely remind Nixon of hil hijackers, though, as they only long. His scientific I was curious about cause. name is Blaberus giganteus and his common your statement that you know that he Warrior past, while at the saml name is the Giant succeeded 11 times. This, however, Still something must be done to masturbates when he is home. Is he West Indian Leaf cockroach. giving you a poorly disguised complaining that he is so protcnH could be contributed more to combat skyjackings - and the message that he is under pressure of some sort? really cannot have it both ways. only By the way, George is an ideal pet. He requires minimum care to talk about what is Perhaps he wants increased experience among airline going on and is waiting for you to bring the plausible answer seems to lie in and is well-behaved and quiet. We also have 3 kittens and for their issue up. If you take the matter Everyone has changed their hi personnel in dealing with skyjackers up directly, your task will be to time. You have to adjust to the adi having a marshal on every flight. Such protection, we have found it advisable to keep George in a cage act in a supportive manner, rather than in an accusative way. than with the actual presence of the extensive coverage, however, should when not being supervised. new paradigms or become a ("Lately we have been having sex less frequently, I am sky marshals. If there is anything wondering vegetable. It's as simple as that.lj not be the duty of the federal wrong" as opposed to: "Why are you ignoring In 1971 the sky marshals stopped Thank you for telling me about George. me?") nothing sinister involved, only apiJ government. The to the About his and arrested a grand total of seven answer qualifications as a pet: How does he show affection? As I indicated before, these are not the world's easiest things to accomodation to the demands of i| hijacking problem lies in having the talk about; the odds remain however that the era. I skyjackers in flight. The total I know that you have said that masturbation can be an asset masturbation is a airlines train and employ their own to symptom of some difficulty rather than Hubert Humphrey falls short hj nfimber of arrests made by sky a sexual relationship' m marriage. I agree that this is a difficulty in and of keeps advertising himself as a liberal J sky marshals as part of the regular true, itself. marshals, however, amounted to crew on each and especially when one partner is unwilling or unable to engage in I have was — twenty years ago. every flight. It In my case, my husband is home alone part of the a dry scalp! I have tried all the commercial shampoos and 538. Of those arrests, 59 were for sex. day while As late as two years ago we all yudl seems as if the airlines could wonder if there is some helpful concealed weapons. Most of the rest employ I am at work and I know that he masturbates. Then, in the homespun remedy or some brand women's lib. Then they got thcil their own marshals on each flight at that I have not heard of. were for narcotics and dangerous evening when I feel sexually aroused, his sexual desire is nil. I together and, well, a lot of us have* a small added cost to the customer. seem to be good only for a weekend In cold, dry weather, many people suffer from admit that we were more than a if drug violations of one form or fling. This was not the case a dry scalp and The airlines are in the business of little while ago when we were both away from home think they have dandruff. This is another. The sky marshals were far during the especially true if they shampoo more effective in making money, which means day and I am very frustrated by his behavior. I wouldn't mind so their hair with strong detergent type shampoos too frequently. A The point in «U of this is busting kids for minimizing costs. On the other hand, much if he had a low-key sexual desire or a lack of interest in homespun remedy that combats this is to rub olive oil into your existential. Essence, absolutes and J sex, dope than they were in stopping the federal government has never but I know that this isn't true. scalp and then wrap your head in wet hot towels. Let the olive oil are simply not very important in an soak in for a good hour or so and them hijacking attempts. It is interesting been known for its thrifty policies. The situation you describe is not shampoo your hair with sense. All that counts is what is going to be an especially easy one of the milder products. Breck is one that was recommended concretely taking place. The in The only role the government need one to deal with. However, it is manageable. As I have indicated, to me. question is what and how, i masturbation occuring during marriage usually does not interfere Failed play is that of setting standards for the selection and training of with heterosexual relations as it tends to occur when heterosexual relations are either not possible, do not occur Please understand that you shampoo the olive oil out of hair before you appear in public (or appear in public at your own your wherefore. Dealing in absolutes, however imd marshals. The airlines can marshal frequently enough risk). Between olive oil treatments, wash your hair only as often is a lazy man's morality. You haw® for one or the other partner or are not Michigan's Legislative their own flights just as sexually gratifying. as absolutely necessary. to type people once and forever afir" effectively as Masturbation tends to occur more frequently when a person is In cold weather, the general advice is to shampoo your hair less Reapportionment Commission has the government and much more under pressure and, for some people, when they are anxious. frequently than you do during warm weather. Try this for a few or condemn them on the basis of dfj failed to perform its from or conformance to the es constitutionally cheaply. Many single men, for instance, report more frequent weeks. If there is no improvement, you might need to see a mean. assigned task masturbation during examination periods or other times of stress. legislative The present trend of skyjackings There has obviously been a change in dermatologist. The real world requires a continual redistricting. Neither the Democrats must be brought to a halt. your domestic situation. Cold weather also results in dry skin for a lot of people. However, In addition to what you describe as going orf sexually, you also of personality pragmatics and! nor the Republicans on the the past year's experience indicates Frequent bathing makes the situation worse as protective skin oils realities with an eye toward the* indicate that your husband is home more. Is it commission have even possible that he is are removed. Less frequent bathing and the use of a body lotion attempted to the present sky marshal plan will not under more stress than he was before? How are configuration that everyj things going in helps the skin problem. work with the other side. relationship outside of the occupies in the fabric of nr™ 11 They have accomplish this end. Airlines should your sexual area? Answers to these c.C.P.S. 1972 work. It's worth it. bickered over the most minute be allowed to employ individuals to details and avoided entirely any "ride sidekick" on all flights, positive action which might have individuals empowered to take all OUR READERS' MIND completed the task of legislative measures necessary to thwart reapportionment. hijacking attempts. A would - be The entire matter will now have hijacker would think twice if he Do degrees to be settled by the state Supreme Court. It doesn't say much for the starting lineup when the men on the bench end up playing the entire knew there would be a security guard on every flight. This fact alone would at least reduce and eliminate the growing problem of air hopefully To the Editor: The hassle over the publishing of the that is the salaries of other University be published so that the truth is known. really employes. Should I believe those game. faculty salary schedule has intrigued me. posters that piracy. I for one would be interested in While it was nice to know who made how much, I feel that one bit of information whether everyone who has Ph.D. is salaried at a higher level than knowing acquired a decorated the high-school walls about how much more I would earn as I accumulated Please typeij Section, cou that would, perhaps, be of even more interest has been totally overlooked; wall of painter, mechanic, gardener or janitor high seniority. This information should say, a degrees? Should I or seek continue my education employment with the University in some capacity other than an administrative Last month a number of w handwritten letters to the edi pertinent and tell faculty post. There surely is no Sjof these topiwj or were us difference in the right of the |unfortunately the State News The traditional sooner, Ugrad education crucial know the salary of a opposed to the salary of public to faculty member as ft to print them because they * |typed. Simply, it is not ■ failure of the deans and department chairmen on a full seniority University administration to the new enrollment To the Editor: wall painter. |compute the length of a nan j controls, most of segments of the University community. I, This issue deserves full S:letter and the editorial staff# adequately communicate with the knowledge about the new 1 find myself your faculty members and students recent quite concerned over the for one, want to see strong student consideration and investigation with |ever, has time to do tn» ir minimums was communicated controversy on campus in regard to participation in this debate. I would hope appropriate charts and tables. The students j themselves. by iM0 , reached new low the election of student members to a recently. rumor. The result has been a the that the student members of the council are, perhaps, being misled into believing :ji The typing does not have t° » PJ Academic Council. I am reluctant to enter condition into this controversy, but I would will receive the support of the student that a degree pays. ^mistakes can be corrected ^ Beginning this winter term there approaching logistical hope body. chaos in some departments. that the current problems will not were significant hinder Edward A. Carlin Dick ^typewriter you may u- _ cuts in More distressing still is the fact the effectiveness of the student Allington low-enrollment members Dean of University College gState News office. Please, wluK*l courses and course that the decision to to the council or their veracity with the graduate student lo, type implement the Jan. 28, 1972 Jan. your letters. sections as part of the students whom they represent. 25,1972 new enrollment guidelines was Important issues will be appearing before administration's austerity budget. primarily made in close session. the council on the next agenda Among DOONESBURY Unfortunately, until Provost John E. Caution sent a Jan. 14 memo to The Dec. 2 University Curriculum them is the report of the Educational policies Committee on general education 6ooo0y. berhtz by GarryTru Committe meeting, when the cuts anp thanks k* and the future that it will take were announced, was the single course on ueu., vouzencoum6e MISPLACED MEMO exception. this campus. I have dedicated my goooby ment. i'm $iap professional life to teaching and developing , oc faeno' at lsaw sone- With all the information 1 600p bopy th/htc.5 ' " To: Rep. Jim Brown, R - Okemos machinery undergraduate education programs at MSU. .uucxtn t'm po//v6 th" at the disposal of the I can think of no issue 'ht twa/6. Re: University, it is the entire academic more important to Your support of Milliken's a shame that the "closed community than the meeting" future course of transportation package mentality has to rule the day. Worse undergraduate education in the '70s and '80s. We have in the Dear yet, when all the hubbub over this past Highwayman latest "failure to concerned ourselves with graduate Is it true that the communicate" dies education, but the future lies with good governor offered to down, students will have to face the programs and teaching at the pave over Peoples' Park if you'd bleak fact that there are undergraduate level. support him? hundreds less courses and section The debates on the proposals The Youth Vote put forth offerings - than there used to be. by the University Educational Policies Committee need full participation from all n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 2, 1972 5 IT OF VIEW lack in the U.S.S.R. . . . LnLDG CAMINKER hope indeed, the Soviet Union. There are over This KVirfa,, „;„u. c f 0ne °f these exiles is . , MSu Coalition a young one million Jews in the P i Soviet Jewess named Sylva city of ca|| on ali Moit 5 1 f ' ' nlS HAS IT! Anti-Semitism Moscow. J Soviet . Zalmanson. Ms. Zalmanson is in There is one old h "?L , ■ night of Friday, Feb. 4, Siberia as an enemy of the state. Bans arc coming to the Ms. Zalmanson merely sought an cyhZ"fufihtTwoX^nrgabat'the L^Tnm^r'^h" limpi's Members of exit visa to join her family in the J's Osipov Balalaika ian(j Qf Israel. Ms. Zalmanson is ■Troupe, the T,d Orchestra plan to Bolshoi dying of tuberculosis in a prison camp and is being refused s,oo»,;„d„t KA,tw:h* seminary to be a rabbf There t £• Wi" ™ inU'rfere with Jn our community, medical treatment by the Soviet no seminary. A faCasSg for Wday eVWta« ' performance" ■ting the ' ^ Jewish student authorities. Soviet Anti-Semitism Jhv Sylva Ztlmanson represents an exit visa to a"t°matic«"y Israel for his These are our his courses of action"Friday nigh immediate ANEW the leaders of all the 3V< million Soviet Jews daily ? becomes an enemy of demonstration and last Tuesday hint lu groups presently u;„ i,o..» facing Gfoiin extinction. In 1953 Josef i same treatment. mte receives the s mefnS Concert Concert AHvisnrv the Lecture We have i:_»_ Stalin was having lists drawn up j - Advisory Prmnr.ii Council . ItSU campus. locally expressed our of hundreds of thousands of _ The t. , time for action is now. In where we asked that the University abstain from inviting 10% EXTRA |j0n to the Soviet treatment of iU Soviet Jews for what was Mkmt tojn the Kremlin afl^the he 1930s and 1940s the the Soviet government's cultural Ame.™,■rican Jewish vommumty Community sat emissaries in the future. Inority. Russian final solution." God id|y by as six j its Jew in the Soviet was good to us then. Stalin died. brethren perished at the hands That is what we want - the .• is to exist literally of Hitler. Proposals to save most effective and |ny of the state. A Jew But what of another Stalin? Jewish lives were presented to protest to show the Sovipt convincing icess his laitn may be faith oc What wnai of 01 another Russian Kussian "final and rejected bv FDR Lwnlntih 7 me&oviet *rv3S ssrir,o l_3hTT ---jr-iss I There are currently happen? Nonsense. Today have been in the streets L Jewish political Soviet Union the Jewish people lIIC Slteeis of protesting""shaking"the*world* ~ " Cultu and politics ARE |bejng exiledI in Iberia. are being culturally and - . . , . . , „ NONE WERE. The number uidi ...E ..U...UCI then mixed — Russia. Music and listing under tortuous psychologically strangled to was 6 million. The number now cultural exhibitions ARE , and for these Jewish death. It is illegal to use the is 3'/2 million. We will not sit ■nd sisters there is little Hebrew or Yiddish language in idly state-controlled. They ARE the by. facade that the " Soviet Government wants us to see. But we refuse to go along while 3V4 million Jewish lives are at stake. FOR M.S.U. STUDENTS & FACULTY HEADERS' MIND So join us the night of Friday, Feb. 4, in our protest. The low lucky you Soviets are beginning to crack from the worldwide pressure. We must keep it up and do our own To the Editor: , . to be used , in alleviating the majority of the Coalition BY.... share. WE WILL NOT SIT IDLY Just show your I.D.card at the cash register Jiembers of the MSU sufferings of Soviet Jews. members or a majority of and get a extra 10% discount at your Revco J Against Soviet Anti - For example, the right of faculty, stafi and students 1 all share a deep and Soviet artists to perform at MSU (Jewish and non Jewish alike) Discount Center* led concern for the is offensive to some who who sympathize with the Soviet - TUrQQ 'Ml fcjt? Ill OI © 211E. Grand River Avenue I Jews in the U.S.S.R. identify with the Coalition. This Jews. _s not mean however, personal sense of offense vis a vis While the sense of outrage. To the Editor: ■individuals who have Soviet artists is not, however, frustration and grief is great 1 with the Coalition, or the official position of the among many who are actively Concerning Douglas Nauts, letter to the editor (Jan. 21, THAT'S 10% OFF REVCO'S ALREADY LOW, Lre the Coalition's Coalition, nor can it be said to voicing opposition to the anti - 1972 State News) about the lack |also agree on methods represent the opinion of the Jewish policies of the Soviet Union, by no means can it be 0f facilities for joggers,. There may not be 500 joggers on EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES ON EVERYTHING r said that these persons all campus but their are at least represent a view that would >ur kind of place deny the campus to Soviet artists. Quite the contrary is true REVCO...YOUR KIND OF STORE...WITH YOUR KIND OF THINGS. in fact. It is the opinion of the at least on? more store. You undersigned, based on many Anthony R. 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DISCOUNT YOU PAY ^F M JLg* WITH YOUR EXTRA 10% M.S.U. iFj^F DISCOUNT YOU PAY I # 1 WBLl ^0>600 Frandor • 2010 East Grand River ACROSS FROM LANSING MALL IN OKEMOS NEXT TO SOUTH OF JOLLY RD NEXT TO K MART DEPT. STORE K MART DEPARTMENT STORE NEXT TO K MART DEPARTMENT STORE 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan wedncsd»y.K.|,n... SPORTS Milkovich brothers impressive RICK G0SSELIN By GARY SCHARRER I'd be as good as my brother," Pat continued. "The only thing I being home although you're among the best freshmen NFL player draft: away from home." wrestlers in the country. Pat is State News Sports Writer can say is, 'man, I'll try.' " Mention Milkovich in the state probably the quietest of the four Why did Pat come to MSU Two years ago Spartan realizing he would forever bo of Ohio and you've pronounced brothers." Spotlight on who? a prestigious wrestling name, wrestling Coach Grady Peninger wrestling in the shadows of 'big The two MSU Milkoviches had jf paj j,as a problem For many of the college football stars of the iq?,^ it may be successfully recruited one of the brother?' two older brothers wrestle for 1 was a bad day. A very bad day. nW country's most heralded prep j,is modesty. He said that his "First of all, 1 wanted to be at Kent State, and their father is a Feb. 1 was the initial day of the college fontk stars in Tom Milkovich. a place where there were some competition is so great, he - very successful coach at Maple sometimes wonders why he was definitely not one of the chapters from tl ,^1 Wrestling at Maple Heights, Maple Heights guys," Pat said. Heights High School. The senior Who in College R>otball." m the Wlf beats some of his opponents. Ohio, Milkovich won 90 (Along with the two Milkovich will be seeking his Linemen and defensive players were at a consecutive high school matches nremi Milkoviches, Conrad Calander. 100th consecutive dual meet »He may be a little modest the first two rounds and the trend seemed to without a defeat or draw. Rich Flaherty and Lon Hicks are The blue chipper was victory this weekend. because he doesn't think he's up drafting teams to select the most obscure namD° JHf equally Maple Heights wrestlers). "The man is a fantastic coach to where I am," Tom explained, White was the second player chosen in the draft" k N impressive in his rookie year at "Coach Peninger's sincerity and does terrific job," Peninger and his name isnt exactly a household MSU, compiling a 29 - 3 record and MSU's nationally known a "but he is. And I know because word y said in praising Mr. Milkovich. wrestled There were only four running backs route the Big Ten wrestling team were other j've lum, and he's selected in r„ , . Peninger also commented and their names weren't 134-pound championship and a considerations," Pat added, on tough." Johnny Musso Kd Marin "*! fourth place national landing. "And I knew Tom would be able Milkovich's prize pupils. "Tom is certainly one of the Now Pat has to realize how and Lydell Mitchell. Bobby Moore taken and he wasn't exactly a charter wis the firT°' ^1 Last season Milkovich won his to member oftL^I second conference title and help me in some of my better athletes in the U.S.," he tough he really is, because big teams this past fall. the a" If Now it's almost like said. "And Pat has got to be undefeated at 12 - 0 this year moves. brother has spoken. The Lions took Herb Orvis, a Orvis isn't exactly devastating in size defensive end t, 1 while moving up to the 142 - (6 - foot 3- and his press clippings arent that pound division. And the junior devastating eitwio standout lias never lost a match WOMEN'S TEAM size, it will be a matter of time before he is moi linebacker spot. Question: Do the Lions to a Big Ten opponent. need a !i defensive lineman? This season there is another In the second round, Detroit peddled its freshman Milkovich wrestling for lone nirk t I for Rudy Redmond and Sonny the Spartans and lie is Tom's brother Pat. And although Pat's statistics are not quite as impressive as Tom's, the younger Volleyball te Lions had was Gibbs and chances are any longer or make even half of Gibbs' Steve Owens must be Campbell. The last "Sn J good CaniDbeli™ contribution laughing to himself Two " Milkovich has surprised many. people snickered when Owens, the 1969 Heisman Tronh* jL wasn't selected until 16 players had clZl I'm (tn(I Tom Milltoricli with Pat had a 77 5 2 prep record one - state - championship compared to Tom's three titles, but Pat does not really care to to ploy in Florid first round. Heisman Trophy winners are already been supposed to be the first to go. Well Steve, meet Pat 1971 Heisman winner. Sullivan sat supposed through the to«!1 Suffill entireZl and more than half way through the be compared. He shakes his head second r * and laughs about it, though. The MSU women's varsity "because we came in second at There are 17 members on the phone rang with the "good mlleybM team leaves today to news." t the Midwest Invitational last varsity team. Seven members of s mostly the students," he Darti'iDate in the InterrnlWiM, Team A and 1 member from Take Marinaro of Cornell aid. "They ask so many „„p,<, questions, like do we wear the "St weekend in Wooster, Ohio." Ms. Davis received the invitation by Team B will accompany Ms. who vocally expressed his Miami, Florida. displeasure at not receiving the same shoes? Sometimes it's Carol Davis, volleyball coach, phone on Monday. Davis to Miami. Heisman, who blasted the almost an obligation to win The tournament, to be played said that the invitation to play in coaches of the all star games he because of Tom. They just don't at Miami Dade Junior College, A Today at understand the situation. Florida came quite suddenly. "We were invited at the last involves 28 college teams from Ski team competed "didn't use in me because they right" and came "My relatives ask me whether minute." Ms. across the country. Oavis said. out Monday night saying he The three-day tournament will be played round - robin. The third in expected to go in the first round. Marinaro is reportedly I 28 teams will be divided still waiting for his professional I SPANGLED arbitrarily and those college G OKI" having the best records will then UP tourney calling. (Minnesota eventually! claimed Marinaro in the LATE| Today at 6:30 & 8:20 be involved in single elimination TwI-LKe Hour, Adults 90< The MSU ski team finished second round.) playoffs. 6:00 - 6:30 tnird behind Central Michigan In addition to the draft's first I At the midwest tournament, ..E . MSU lost to Western Michigan. and Northern Michigan Saturday selection of Walt Patulski (who I in competition with eight may have an interesting bidding The SeGPet Adventures of WMU, the midwest champions, will also be participating in the schools at the Lake Superior war on his hands between penny flfee Railway GftiMrei State College Invitational held at pinching Buffalo and an? - Florida tournament. freshman, was the leading defensive back Clarence Ellis and V performer for MSU as he defensive tackle Mike Radish the to| finished ninth in giant slalom professional game. Nebraska Varsity Club meets tonight at and 11th in slalom. also had three first round SHERMAN WHITE I 7:30 p.m. in the Varsity Club selectees including mechanical Ruth Aho; Houghton senior. quarterback Jerry Tajge,l Room. Color film highlights of representing-MSU's women's ski went as the first signal caller in the drafting. Tagge coulif the 1971 football season will be team finished fourth in slalom right into the Green Bay plans siiown. Also there will be a and fifth in giant slalom. There as Bart Starr is a bit too Hunter a bit too erratic, Zeke Bratkowski a bit too slot! old,! discussion of the Varsity Club's were not enough women from Frank Patrick a bit too awkward. possible part in the selection of a MSU competing, however, to athletic director. If nothing else, the 1972 pro football draft should serai new qualify for team competition. inspiration to all those young kids aspiring to play probf Eldridge Small, Tom Drougas, Bill Thomas, Ralph McGilll Arneson, Dan Yochum, Gordon Grevelle, John Babineo,! Onkoniewski, Roosevelt Manning, Lester Sims and CharlielW can all go in the first two rounds of pro ball's biggest draft,li| guess almost anyone can. n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 2, 1972 9 sports Cagers By CRAIG REMSBURG Robinson, hitting on an and Notre Dame's "Digger" Phelps substituted Richard dump Notre six for twelve from the floor while Notre Dame was But the scrappy Notre Dame two for squad came hack, State News Sports Writer assortment of jumpers and capitalizing on freely and the result was a wild, eleven, as MSU took a 12 some loose defensive Mike Robinson, Bill Kilgore driving layups, assaulted the up - and - down, free - scoring lead, play by the and Allen Smith combined for hoop for 31 points to lead the affair. For the MSU fans in Spartans and the failure of the 72 points Tuesday night to lead Spartan attack. Kilgore added 23 attendence, the only A press by Notre Dame failed MSU team to connect on its free and Smith chipped in with 18 as to work as the Spartans, throw opportunities. For the the MSU basketball team to a disappointment was the failure runaway a una way 98-74 «70" I win Will UVtT Notre over HUire .• » ^SU s?aud roJ,ed UP its , . , . . . #1, of the cage's to score 100 especially Robinson and Gary half> the Spartans were just two Dame before a crowd of 6,414 highest point totalhigh of the season, points. Ganakas , consistently moved for eleven from the charity line, ' Novak . . at Jenison ... Fieldhouse. Gary Novak tTflrv was hioh wsic scorer for cpnrof fnr the ball up court. After the Irish with 25 In the early stages of the The victory gave the Spartans points. L . abandoning the press, the Irish . .. _ T a 9 - 6 record overall while the even further behjnd as the rhe Irish closed the gap to As the score uwuiiKu mounted in just eight, 40 • 32 with two haplei trish suffered j ... their i" ""±> v.-...,...~... Spartan quintet spurted to a 32 - - . , — ;— "— faVor of the Spartans, both any consistency. With five 19 lead with seven minutes left before a basket by twelfth defeat as opposed to Robinson put the Spartans up coaches, Gus Ganakas for MSU minutes gone, the Spartans were in the half. by 10. But the Notre Dame team kept after the MSU squad until a HAIRST0N HITS FOR 42 tip - in by Kilgore enabled the Spartans to go into the lockeroomwith a 46 - 40 lead at the half. Frosh capture sixth win M PROGRAM INfORMATION « PROGR/H Apparently freshman hoopsters Notre "luck of the Irish" in South Bend Tuesday night as they Dame's left the his sights on the basket, and the Spartans trailed 45 - 42 at the half. The second half was the end Spartans needed to the Irish threat. overcome Central, "It was the fast break that Lindsay Hairston led the got us going," commented MSU scoring brigade with 42 Glover who collected 25 points tttM ICHIGAN OPEN 1:00 P.M. Theatre Lansinq ■ came up on the short end of a of the line for the Irish. A tallies, followed by Bill Glover, in addition to playing a fine TOOAY SHOWS mo WALT PATULSKI CRAIG CLEMONS couple of three point plays backcourt ace from Pontiac floor game. at 1:10- 3:05 - The Spartan frosh on the 5:05-7:10 - provided the momentum the other hand, put it all together 9:10 P.M. :L club drafts for the final twenty minutes of action and sent the Irish on a seemingly longer trip back to Eric A ABRAMS color (G) Indiana. PLANETARIUM! "TRAIL ol the HUNTER" It was the sixth triumph of jss up big name p the '71 - '72 campaign with still no blotch in the loss column for Matt Aitch's crew. drafted starting FRIDAY! HE'S THE RIGHT HAND OF THE DEVIL! The Irish toppled to their TERENCE HILL lyORK (UPI) — National Football was the first defensive back taken, going to by Colt fourth setback against six ■clubs passed the thoroughbreds of Green Bay. New Orleans took offensive guard ■football to invest heavily in beef ■ when they grabbed up linemen In the Royce Smith of Georgia and the New York Jets grabbed wide receiver • tight end Jerome victories.' The game started out on a PROGRAM SCHEDULE ADMISSION PRICES The States of the annual player draft. Barkum of Jackson State. MSU's Eric "the Flea" Allen ■ Jup the likes of Heisman Trophy ht Sullivan of Auburn and "player of The first linebacker taken was Jeff Seimon of Stanford, who was chosen by Minnesota, typical note for the Spartans who have consistently gained the became the first Spartan player ■ FR1 to be drafted in the 1972 NFL j| 8:00 & 10:00 p.m. SAT. 2:30, 8:00. & 10:00 p.i SUN 4:00 p.m. ADULTS Children (5-12) $1.00 MSU Students (I.D.). . . 75c 50c Call I" edge over their opponents in the Trinity Ed Marinaro of Cornell until the and the first quarterback was Jerry Tagge of player draft when the Baltimore g No Pre - Schoolers Admitted early going. With just over three lound, NFL clubs mode linemen their Nebraska, who was taken by his own minutes elapsed in the first half, Colts made him their fourth ■ FOLLOWING 8 and e choices and selected nine of the hometown Green Bay Packers. round selection. The Colts ■ 10 p.m. SHOWS the "little" Spartans held a 16 - ( warriors on the first round. Chicago drafted defensive back Craig drafted Allen as a wide receiver. 5 The Album HAWK WIND Will Be Played a the parade of heavyweight talent Clemons of Iowa and Pittsburgh selected 12 advantage. Allen, who received the Big a "MS All of the sudden the roof fell Franco Harris, a fullback from Penn State. | Patulski, the 6 - foot - 6, 250 • pound In on MSU. Lindsay Haistron Ten MVP award at half time of the ( of the year" from Notre Dame, who John Reaves, who set NCAA records for the Buffalo Bills. Sherman White, pound defensive tackle from a 6 - passing yardage at Florida, went to Philadelphia and defensive back Clarence Ellis picked up three fouls, Gary Brokaw, Notre Dame's freshman MSU-Indiana basketball game Saturday, is the leading ground gainer and single season scoring RHAmARHAl^lARHARHARHARH/^^ version of Austin Carr eathered L, was taken next by Cincinnati and of Notre Dame was selected by Atlanta. leader in Spartan history. Entoine, a 6 - 7 250-pound offensive Detroit took Herb Orvis, a defensive end lent to Chicago on the third pick. Li, the star quarterback from Auburn, from Colorado, and the New York Giants, who earlier in the day traded defensive end Fred OPEN 7:00 P.M. MOCMM iwommioni-gin; Would you believe J selected until the Atlanta Falcons Dryer to New England, used the Patriots' pick I him the 40th player picked. to select Eldredge Small, a defensive back from another as J>, who broke NCAA career rushing Texas A & I. I was selected by Minnesota on the Cleveland named Tom Darden, a defensive |und as the no. 50 player. back from Michigan, and San Francisco chose x of the first 52 I Moore, a multi - picks were linemen. talented performer wide receiver Terry Beasley of Auburn. Oakland also went for a wide receiver, taking MOVIE ORGY??? as the first lightweight taken, Mike Siani of Villanova, and the Jets, on a pick 3 St. Louis as the fourth pick and from Washington made linebacker Mike Taylor ■ollowed by selecting Riley Odoms, a 6 of Michigan their second pick of the round. Coming this weekend [• pound tight end from the University Baltimore took offensive tackle Tom Jon. Drougas of Oregon and two members of Check Fri. State News for details! l>n returned to linemen, taking Greg national champion Nebraska went back - to - appreciate THE DEVILS will enmr io see il VANESSA REDGRAVE ^OLIVER REED ■, a 6 • 5, 240 - pound defensive end Inford while Willie Buchanon, a 6 - 1, Krnnd speedster from San Diego State, back, running back Jeff Kinney to Kansas City and defensive end Larry Jacobson to the Giants. IN KEN RUSSELL'S FILM OF RHAIWRHARHARHARHARHARHARHAl THE DEVILS Paiutiwm' Vthnkokv' lr,Hr,W*rnrr Rnw A Kinnry Leisure Service _ (X) THE G UA RNERI STRING QUARTET Beal Film Group Presents An TONIGHT String - quartet music is to the symphonic [judo club wins; East Lansing On M-43 NOW THRU SUN. 349-2250 DOUBLE FEATURE The motion picture to see EXTRAORDINARY - again and again 106 B WELLS see it with someone you love repertoire as roots are to blooms, or mathematics to engineering. It is the shapings and structures of music EXCLUSIVE! unadorned by the colors of massed (3) ADULT HITS lains undefeated I.D.'S REQUIRED instruments. Although they are the youngest (average *ubo, Phillip Toyama ■Id Morgado led the 2-0 in the Big Ten rankings. his was a age 35) chamber group each one . Arnold Steinhardt, John Dalley,Violinists. . . ■ club to an Okubo took his opponent In ■n over Cumberland |» Kentucky impressive the 152 pound weight class; Toyama defeated his foe in three game of Violist, Michael Tree, Cellist, David Soyer .... is an enormously gifted virtuoso ... The | the 1971 over the Cumberland Midwest seconds in the division; and Morgado, at 164 round 205 total and each has won prestigious international acclaim. ■Conference champion. pounds, had no Cumberland counterpart. trouble with his ^corruption...! People Guarneri love almost everything the does, probably never in the The judo club's next meet will be at Indiana to take on the Hoosiers February 12. hers a > history of quartets has an ensemble become so highly esteemed so fast. [struggle for " AT 7:00 & 10:20 a Man ACADEMY CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES TUESDAY FEB. 8 8:15 p.m. liberation! AWARDS WINNER FAIRCHILD THEATRE PUBLIC: $5 MSU STUDENTS (w/I.D.) $2.50 aWoman Detective Harry Callahan. fAINMENT!" He doesn't break murder cases. He smashes them. rpCH SECTION CLINT. EASTWOOD P'ous NOVELTY ICRUNCH BIRD" HARRY, PANAVISION* ■ TECHNICOLOR* 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Fahr.. Mountain albJ 'half successful By MICHAEL B. SPRY Reviewer Anyone who has ever seen Mountain play |jve it- are one dynamite group. Indeed most of the cute N two albums, "Climbing" and "Nantucket out. Their this oui. Sleiehrwi!* bear Dear tms driving, gutsy, yet s:— ineir anving, simplistic3 •• 1' style makes listening to their music a phenomenal P H With "Flowers of Evil," their third album, MoSiH combine the stylishness and versatility of their sti h■ 1 the excitement of their live performances Unf™! * are only half successful. ' mortui>»ti The studio presentation on side one is v anything the group has done so far. The title sone is^ closest approximation to anything on Mountain's JOl being somewhat reminiscent of "You Can't Get Aw » Great Train Robbery," however, it's not nearly as for!!*! From here on, side one of "Flowers" is ail Cold Ktas" makes a nice poem about downhhp?" swans, but much. "Crossroader" is nothing but have been saved had it been sung by Leslie oversimplified e b!?J West inst Ti l Pappalardi and sped up a bit. Ending Passion" which sounds like side'one"i^Sl something SRC would h. J three years ago given the chance. H Side two is a completely different story: 29 minuter (J the most fantastic jams ever recorded at the Fiilmo* p side alone is worth the price of the record. * To start things off, West takes a solo flight sendi»J impenetrable wall of amazing guitar lick Still ill rest of the group joins him to hviMU play what is probahk Si* forceful rendition of "Roll Over Beethoven "you'11 An extended jam version of "Dreams of everbjl Milk a next with the group sending out a whirlwind of sound J Featured on this cut are the dynamic duo of West who take you on a metamorphic procession of andpT their profound talents. With this "Dream riffs jL it, the group displays a Sequence."m|3 style of jamming whichonlyi? groups are successful at - most notably The Who. ^ And finally to end it all comes Mountain.! standard J number, "Mississippi Queen." It's fantastic to say thefe*;! It's too bad that Mountain had to spoil an otherw* J album with such inferior studio recordings Perhaps have given us two live sides instead of one. thetl We can only hJ if the group's studio cuts don't revert back to thtfrl quality, they will at least offer one live side per album to J all worthwhile. • TOP FROST PEAS, CORN, FROZEN OR ■VESETA8LESI MIXED ★ CAPITAL CAPSUL TOP FROST In wake of the resignation Monday of his chief iiil FROZEN TURKEY ROAST - Gordon, Gov. Milliken announced Tuesday, he hascreitcda man executive council to assist him with | administrative matters. The council will consist of men that have served the since he assumed office, and will perform the duties la handled by Gordon. pi TOP FROST The executive council members are; Glenn S. Allen, J STRAW8ERRIES counsel to the governor for legal fiscal and legislative »ffi« T. Dempsey, director of the bureau of FROZEN WHOLE James C. Kellogg, executive assistant, and Weeks. programs t press secretin G| n . Though all members are to have equal authority, the goi said, Allen will serve as coordinator. TOP FROST Gov. Milliken Tuesday signed three bills into law, includi ^■SHRIMP BREADED that will permit Michigan schools to become members! association for governing interscholastic contests in sports. T FROZEN The bill, which is retroactively effective Jan. 1, mf Superintendent of Public Instruction a member of the aa and permits the association to adopt and enforce rules q athletic events. The other bills signed will: SMOKED HAMS • Add liquor, as well as beer and wine, to beverages*! PESCHKE'S is permitted on election • days. Clarify statutory language which prohibits state aid for J bus transportation for children living within c" villages. SECRETARY OF STATE Richard H. Austin It reported that a record number drivers had their driving pi ^■BOLOSHA restricted during the previous year. FARMER PEET'S WHOLE RING A 1971 year - end report revealed that 183,551 h improvement actions" taken against them, which is 9,OOOfl than the previous record set in 1970. Austin attributes most of the increase to the unpaid!J suspension law which accounted for 114,856 of the tottl 1 Cooked Salami FOOD CLUB Sausage for Beer TOKO ALUMINUM FOIt I9( till I#' '! is TOP FROST = "£"871 Hand Rubbed Oiled Walnut CHICKEN PIESI2* ! WANTED LIKE IT? BUY IT WITH- SAVE 15c with Hill coupon ... for theft of a large pleci Considered to be very dung"0 ^ ^ toward Hte purchoio of: loudspeaker companies because " |r0l degree of linearity and lack °' CO* VETS OH" equalization. Please approach with caution. BROWNIE MIX DOG FOOD g Good Wed., Feb. 2 Thru Sat., Feb. 5, 1972 ! , BC SP| I Good Wed., R»b. 2 Thru Sat., Feb. 5, 1972 deceiving. Can handle a large airH>unl •nd yet is relatively efficient. Kun very reasonably priced. .ui COUPON! GO Meijer THRIFTY ACRES ilGD Meijer THRIFTY ACRES jj| 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA 'Sunday 10 AM to 7 PM n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Fsbruary 2, 1972 Iancy PARSONS "In my country the student is as "I had never had a taught to respect his instructor choice test before far more than here. Of utopia,' student multiple coming to this States to study, Karalak, holding a B.A. in biology, v^rked as around his country. Karalak said that he had taken working on a Ph.D in says"When I get back to my ■ News Staff Writer course, University. True and falsi tests, agricultural economics, return to country I will not try to things may have changed since yes. But the lieutenant in the crime lab of the an informal tour of MSU's Thailand at the end of winter radically change the things that Be continuing U.S. I've been home, become more tests are so questions on your ambiguous," Karalak police force in Thailand. But because he spoke English so criminal justice facilities in Olds Hall "just out of term, Karalak will work for the need improvement but I will try ■n of Southeast Asia, westernized," Karalak noted. He said. curiousity." National Education Council to assimilate what I have learned Kf Thailand generally returned to his country in 1970 Before well, he was given the job of setting up the curriculum for here into my own society," X the best country in for a visit. coming to the United escorting visiting Americans When he and his wife, who is Thai universities. Karalak explained. according to a Thai The Thai student said that the it fast pace of our culture produces ■hum Karalak, a native great pressure for foreigners TO RATE STUDENTS' WORK lok getting his Ph.D. in studying here. | this term, said that in "Some can make it and some fey the people view the can't adjust but we are all t Utopia, the strongest I advanced country In Jld" because of U.S. Kgy and foreign aid mentally homesick lonesome for our countries. care "In my country we seem to for each other and Art Dept. to scr more than people do in America. Here, you portfolios of their work. The "We were very liberal with lople in my country are must learn to stand on your own students' portfolios were then the freshmen," Funk said. "Most three studio art courses taken portfolio review," Funk Latic at all. They are KARALAK two feet and be a great deal reviewed by faculty members. of the students eliminated this year. They will then be explained, "a student might take Btically oriented like tennis tournaments before more independent," Karalak The Art Dept. will be If a student's work was themselves by dropping out of accepted as art majors or advised art courses for three years, only ■is here, but practically to choose another major. to realize at this time that he or coming here to study. said. screening sophomore students' judged adequate, he she art not lis very pro-American," or was or submitting their Funk said the review process she was not cut out for this type "Perhaps the hardest thing at The quarter system at MSU works this spring for the first allowed to continue in art. If a portfolios." Td. MSU to get accustomed to Is the posed some problems for time, Roger Funk, chairman of student's work was lacking, he This spring, the students who was set up to prevent students of work. That student would I did not find it too with insufficient abilities from then have to change majors and teacher - student relationships. Karalak because he said he was the department, said Tuesday. or she was advised to select I adjusting to life In passed last year's review will continuing in the art program. end up wasting many credits and Here they are on a much more forced to absorb information at Students who have shown a another field of study. submit their portfolios from "Before we started this J because he toured friendly, person - to - person a much faster rate than in the reasonable degree of progress in valuable time." ■and Asia playing in basis," Karalak said. schools in Thailand. three studio art courses taken during their sophomore year will be accepted into the department, Funk said. Other ihtfoot's 'refined style' students who have not shown sufficient ability in their program will be advised to redirect their field of studies, he added. ^ III "We aren't trying to.prevent come to Auditorium people from becoming art majors," he explained, "but we don't want to lead some people khere he goes he leaves a trail of adoring to get the experience, to get out and learn how into thinking that they have the ■neophyte groupies. The Orillia, Ontario to sing over the beer bottle symphony," ability to work successfully in 1 Gordon Lightfoot, may keep up this Lightfoot said. "That was the start of my present this area. I when he performs Sunday at the style, and I've actually never changed it radically. "We have no quota," he pm to a sell-out crowd. What I've done is try to refine it. I turn over continued, "so if we are satisfied lose accompaniment is guitar, songs all the time and I keep performing new with everyone's work, then ) musical career everyone will be admitted." playing piano and songs," he said. | orchestration at a now-defunct music Lighfoot currently plays about 90 concerts a Funk said that presently I Los Angeles. His interest was then about 250 sophomores were year. He claims that it's as much as he can do. He b to folk music through the inspiration uses the rest of his time to "relax, rehearse and taking art courses. He said he lerformcrs Pete Seeger and Bob Gibson. record and all that stuff." expected that the number of I started singing folk stuff. I used to get His songs include "Me and Bobby McGee," persons who will ask to be ■tage and sing like everybody else," "The Way I Feel" and "If You Could Read My reviewed at the end of spring term will be "more in the | csaid. "That's when I got interested in Mind," and have been performed by Bob Dylan, and that's when I started to neighborhood of 125." play Judy Collins, Glen Campbell, Barbara Streisand and Richie Havens, among others. This is the second year in the an to gain his identity as a composer still-experimental review Lightfoot's first five United Artist LPs sold process. e 1 "writing explosion" of Bob Dylan, over 100,000 copies in Canada alone, and the Funk said. n and Phil Ochs and their followers. Last year, freshman art single "If You Could Read My Mind" and the ™t in style followed and Lightfoot album of the same name were awarded gold students took three basic studio ig in bars near Toronto, until he was records in both the U.S. and Canada. He was also art courses in sequence. At the Jd ■tinued performing in a Canadian bar. nominated for a Grammy for "Did She Mention end of the sequence spring term, these students working in the bars and lounges My Name." submitted BE A SWEETHEART" WITH HOREAL OF PARIS WHITE VELVET PERMANENT WAVE OUR VALENTINE I k SPECIAL I ^Includes ° ' shampoo, eut for set and normal hair. ^Color - treated hair slightly higher. Have a •COMPLETE WIGGERY SERVICE Express your fa|cony Beauty Sajoq, FOR APPOINTMENT TMENT fondness with the sophistocoted, the sentimental PHONE: or unique. 453-6711 4M-0 /1 We hove them oil. offer FXPIRES FEB. 29, 1972 ( 349 3400 [APPOINTMENT. 372 8766 393 - 8568 OPFN CALL: S. EVENINGS Saginaw S. Puntylvanla Okemos tl \eCardSh ) ■ 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesd Attention Folks - A Special For February. 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RUSS and appliances open all week, 10 D"AJ Auto Parts & Service discriminates against religion, ZUKER TIRE SERVICE. 1-2-2 a.m. C 2 29 - 6 p.m. Phone 371-2843. - ApnlE,,, 1 Aviation race, sex, color or national Mobile Homes ► EMPLOYMENT origin. HEADS valves, — 327 $90. Chevrolet, ported, Bi Phone 372 4628" SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. M-G-AT.- Apri, ExJ • FOR RENT MUST SELL 1970 Vindale 12' For i 3-2-4 Brand new portables, $49.95. x 80\ Apartments $5.00 per month. Large selection unfurnished, completely of reconditioned used machines. carpeted, disposal. King Arthur's Houses Aviation Court. 339-8912. 6-2^ Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Rooms A utomotive home and "many others.", $19.95 LEARN TO FLY! Complete flight . FOR SALE to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS NEW MOON 1966. Furnished, Animals CUTLASS. 1968 442. Dark green, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. carpet, air conditioning, on lot, government and VA $3000 best offer. 487-0559. black vinyl top, white interior, 4 - 1115 N. Washington 489 6448. or Mobile Homes FRANCIS AVIATION, Airpor 3-2-4 speed, $1300. 623-6150, C 2 29 'Lost & Found Road. Call 484-1324. C-2-29 Dansville. 5-2-8 ► PERSONAL 1970 ELCONA, 52' x 12', 2 MORE FUN in the sun with Sun >PEANUTS PERSONAL JAVELIN 1968, 6 cylinder, new Shades OPTICAL DISCOUNT. bedroom, $4000, owner will carry ■ REAL ESTATE paint. Runs good, $900 or best Employment 2615 East Michigan Avenue, contract. 487-5898. 3-2^1 offer. 487-0559. 3-2-4 372-7409 C 2-4 RECREATION 10' x 50', 2-bedroom, good SERVICE 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, condition, newly carpeted, electric MERCEDES BENZ, 1962. 220b Good body and interior, kept up. canisters and uprights. Guaranteed range, furnished ($2300) or Typing Service DREAM JOB. Teach make - up one full ye.-'. $7.88 and up. unfurnished ($2000). 694 6061. $475, best offer. Bob 353-1388. methods used in Hsllywood for TRANSPORTATION 3-2-3 DENNIS DISTRIBUTING B-1-2-2 natural or high style looks. WANTED COMPANY, 316 North Cedar Training at our expense. Money is MOBILE HOME, 12' x 50', 2 years MGB 1971, FM-FM, wire wheels. Opposite City Market. C-3-2-3 DEADLINE good if you're ambitious. Can lead old. set - up on lot with skirting. Radials. 353-1674 ask for John to executive position. VIVIANE Near campus. 482-4689. 5-2-7 1 P.M. one class day before Abel. 3-2-3 WOODARD COSMETICS, SKI BAG. Best on market. Holds skiis, poles. GYPSY, Box 164 MARIE'S FAMILY si publication. subsidiary of General Foods. MGB 1968 Roadster. New engine, 351 6623. 0 21 2-29 Marquette M, 49855 (906) Lost & Found North Magnolia a«"1 Cancellations/Corrections tape deck, radio, and many extras. 226 2952. 3-2 3 foods. Spi'cialiMn' J - 12 noon one class day Call 484-1274. 3-2-3 For Rent For Rent LOST: SILVER charm bracelet in breads. 8 1-2-2 before publication. STUDENT EMPLOYMENT. 12 to 20 KING SIZE Waterbed, frame with Rossow's envelope, later Monday protective plastic and foam pad. THE ROGUES are MUSTANG 1968 Fastback, stick r PHONE shift, sport deck, $1350. hours per week. Automobile necessary. Phone 351-5800. 8 - Apartments Apartments $60. 351-2015. 3-2-3 afternoon in downtown East Lansing vicinity. Sentimental good musicians SenoiJ 3558255 351-5393. 3-2-4 5:30 p.m. value. Reward. 337-0446 after 5 good money. Phone 1 C-2-2 ONE GIRL needed to sublease spur,g NEED ONE girl sublet 4 man LEONARD WHOLESALE'S 1-2 2 p.m. 3-2-4 RATES 10 word minimum OLDSMOBILE DELTA 1969. Asking LOW PRICES ON MODELS, PHOTOGRAPHERS for $1350 or offer. Must sell. advertising and industry. LOST: PAIR OF wire rimmed glasses PHOTOGRAPHER models loi portfolio. iu| 489-4434. 5-2-8 Experience preferred but not ONE GIRL for four FINE JEWELRY Diamonds in Yankee Pla?a Car Wash. Nq man duplex poses. Creative necessary. Contact Alex at apartment. $15 weekly. Four Houses Reward. 351-8282. 3-2-4 Mariann 337-7600. OPEL STATION Wagon, 1969. OMEGA 3 STUDIO. 393-8354 blocks to campus. 332-8980. 1-2-1 Automatic drive, low mileage, between 9-5:30 P.M. 4-2-3 LOST: BROWN - framedglasses, EAST LANSING. Attractive 1 $1350 4205 Mar- Moore Drive NEED 1 girl for 3 girl, spring term. between Phillips dorm and bedroom furnished cottage Library Lansing. 372-0352. x-5-2-4 HAIR STYLIST wanted. VILLAGE T wyckingham. Rent negotiable. Married couple only. $100 on Friday. Reward. 355 4917. HAIR SHOPPE, 4663 Ardmore. Call Karen 337-2529. 2-2-2 2-2-2 PLYMOUTH VALIANT, 1968. monthly on lease. 332-8913 Okemos. Phone 349-0430. 5-2-3 COMPONENT SYSTEMS 15,000 actual miles, beautiful evenings. 2-2-2 LOST WHITE male cat with brown shape, excellent transportation, MARRIED STUDENTS EAST SIDE. 2 bedrooms. spots on ears, tail, middle of back. GIRLS, COME inandha $150 - 20 13.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 stick shift. 332-4638. 2-2-3 For Rent & FACULTY $160 per month, plus deposit. Call Fisher. Sony, Whtrfedale, Panasonic, AR, Garrard, Reward. 355-5905. 3-2-3 or trim your hair.■ BUILDING BARBEIq 25 75 10.00 16.25 32-50 SAAB 1968, 3 cylinder. 2 cycle. Tuff 393-0450. 3-2-3 C-1-2-2 TV AND STEREO Kote rustproofing, 26,000 miles, rental, 1, 2, & 3 bedroom apts. Personal 347 Student Services Bldg. satisfaction guaranteed. Free All student ads must be studded 2-2 2 snow tires. 482-3822. delivery, service and pick up. No deposit. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C some with study 0<><$ ELECTRONIC YOGA SPACE ELECTRONICS offers INNER AVON 10% DISCOUNT Call ALICE PRODUCTS^ w 355-llf prepaid TOYOTA COROLLA 1971. Blue, responsible. $125 per month. 309 N. I The State News will be radio. $1600. Call after 5:15 p.m.. 485-4170. 5-2-8 TV RENTALS monthly - Students only. Low and term rates. Call from $145 per mo. Utilities and deposit. 351 3969. 0-2-29 Washington Laming f model alphawave 7000 brainwave monitor. Excellent / 6-23 PREGNANT? PANICKY'I responsible only for the 351-7900. UNIVERSITY TV UNFURNISHED ^ biofeedback training device. the alternative}. PiJ first VOLKSWAGEN 1971 Super Beetle. RENTALS. C-2-29 EAST ATTENTION MEDITATORS. day's incorrect LANSING. Attractive 2 PIONEER STEREO Receiver, 35 Counseling. 37? 1560 0® children welcome 351 1144. 5-2-3 insertion. Excellent condition, 2700 miles. bedroom duplex. Built 0 ins, watts, continuous output, $60, Orange. Must sell. 355-1251 after TV AND Stereo rental, satisfaction carpeting, fireplace, no pets. $170. please, no pets McDonald BSR600 turntable, guaranteed. Free delivery, service 1624 Parkvale. 351 6097. 5-2-7 5 p.m. 3-2-4 and $40. Phone 349 3906 1-2-2 387 descriptive comments in Recreation pick up. No deposit. Call a 40 page Coloring Book Automotive VOLKSWAGEN 1963 Bus. 36,000 miles, rare form, best offer. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2 29 KNOB HILL CHEAP BUT nice. Lansing house, furnished for 4, Remodeled SOFA BED and matching chair. Dresser and mirror. Call 353-8720, get THE MSU SPRING BREAK AMX 1968. Tape deck, mags, full before 3 p.m., 351-0069. 2-2-3 $200 monthly, utilities, heat paid. 8 5 p.m. 349 9853 after 6 p.m. Acapulco, $189, Baham PROFESSOR RATING power, excellent condition, need cash, will bargain,$1400.393-0716. WHITE, FORD Galaxie 1964, 289, Apartments APARTMENTS 332 3398. 10-2-11 5-2-8 AND COLORING BOOK Ring East ... Grand STUDENTOl| Rivei 3-2-4 radio, standard equipment. Call C-2-29 STUDIOS, SHARE bath, 1 block 349-4700 GUI (AH GIBSON LG 1 and case. 676-2273. 3-2-4 from campus, $45 and $90, no Excellent condition. $175. Phone Now available at CHEVELLE. 1967. 2-door; body, lease, deposit. Utilities paid. OPEN Monday Friday 655 3256. 3-2-4 SKIERS SPECIAL out ARE YOU PAYING 9 ■.m. 5 p.m. The MSU Book Store motor perfect condition. 396 ">" 351-1405 after 5 p.m. 2-2-2 • ONE FOR 4 bedroom house. Own Highlands. Two be TOO MUCH FOR motor, automatic, power steering. Saturday 12-5 p.m. room, grad preferred. Close. HEAD SKIIS GK03's Ge;e kitchen $5 f AUTO INSURANCE? bindings. _$1095. 484-8288. 2-2-3 Why not give me a call? EFFICIENCY APARTMENT for LOCATED W MILE NORTH $65.50 everything. Fireplace, Henkee boots 954's. Scott poles, WATERBEDS FROM $9.99. NORTH ERNER «j married couple. Uptown East study. 332-8161. 3-2-4 Guaranteed. Direct from factory. 616-238 7817.2-2-3 CHEVROLET 1964, Impala SS, Don OF JOLLY RD. ON new equipment, will sacrifice. Lansing. $135 / month. 351-9028. 355 2617. 2-2-3 Call 351 0908 Drive a little save a yellow convertible. Power Sakowski 3-2-4 OKEMOS ROAD FEMALE - MALE roommate needed, lot. Now located at 1649 EUROPE SUMMER 72 steering, brakes, very dependable. SENTRY Best offer takes. 351 2048. 3-2-2 INS, 676-1930 GIRL WANTED for four CAPITOL VILLA. Sublease 4 bedroom, shag carpeted, own TWO OVERSTUFFED living room Greencrest Avenue, East Lansing. jets from $219. STUDT Rent room, 5 minutes campus. $60. paid until February man. immediately. 1 bedroom chairs. Aqua. 1 vinyl Straddle 0-229 129 East Grand R<»,| CHEVY 1964 4-door, 6 cylinder, 15. One furnished. 3 371-3561. 2-2-3 C-2-29 . A uto Service & Parts months. $185 / lounger. 2 antique white bent block. 351-6115. 1-2-2 must sell. Best offer. Call after month. No security deposit. wood chairs. 1 antique white book FREE . . A lesson in complexion five, 353-7924. 3-2-4 COUNTRY HOUSE to share. 10 vw GIRL NEEDED To~7ha7e~wUfTonAT 337 9607, 332-5330. 2-2-2 minutes from campus. 2 bedrooms shelf. Call after 5 30, 351-2526 528 care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan or Real Estate | ■ GUARANTEED repair. Close to campus. Immediate 485 7197. Lansing Mall. MERLE in 3 bedroom house. 489 9756. CORTINA, 1969, 4 - speed, studded RANDY'S MOBIL. 1-96 at occupancy. Rent 1 OR 2 NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIOS. negotiable girls needed for apartment in 3-2-4 HIGGINS LAKE, n snows, discs, radio, undercoating, Okemos Roao. 349-9620. C-2-29 351-4932. 1-2-2 CROWN GRAPHIC view house, close, rent negotiable. camera, C-3-2-3 33,000 miles, economical, good 351 4382. 2-2-2 SLR's, range - finder. Canon Ranch home. CoinpW| kitchen, _ _coudi'lon^ 351^9259. _1 77 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East BURCHAM WOODS. Immediate Rooms camera and leading brands. Some cameras, $1 - $5, 8mm and super SCIENCE FICTION, Comic books. garage, carpeting m CORVAIR MONZA Kalamazoo Street. Since 1940. convertible, . . opening in furnished efficiency ONE GIRL needed for four man, ROOMS. SINGLES AND DOUBLES. 8 movie projectors. Used slide Playboy, Baseball Cardslll Excellent f.nancinj. ■ 1964. Automatic, good tires, runs Complete good, sharp, clean. Phone collision auto painting and service IV5-0256. apartment. Heat paid. $125. $150 / term, no utilities. Across Cooking facilities. Utilities paid. projectors, $5 and up. Binocular CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 541 East REALTY 332 08H.J 882 5843. 1-2-2 C-2-29 . Phone 351-3118. If no answer, 484 4014.4-2-4 from Berkey. Betty 332-0075. Call 372-8077 C-2-29 close - out. Sale on 30 pair skiis, Grand River (Below Paramount) Fabian, 482-4619, J 2-2-2 $5 up. 30 pair ski boots, $3 $15. 1-6 p.m.I 332 0112. 3-2-4 3-22 OKEMOS, VERY QUIET. Deposit Used ice skates, reduced prices. Place Your ONE MAN for 4- man and references. All utilities paid. Insulated boots. Snowshoes apartment. . . . Close to campus. $60 per month. No lease. $80 / month. 694-8335 500 shot guns and rifles, new and CROSSWORD ^PE0PLE 5-2 7 REACHER WANT AD Call 337 9489. 3-2 4 used. Big selection electric heaters. mx ONE GIRL wanted for apartment. MSU NEAR 1 or 2 girls preferred. Portable and electric typewriters, $15 up. Used stereo, amps, tuners, PUZZLE I j[//\ Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail along with your Close to campus. Immediate Available immediately. Furnished, receivers, changers, tape recorders, L.e.MJ \f check or money order occupancy. No deposit. $56 / clean. Parking. Phone 332-0322. 2 2-3 decks, speakers, records, tapes, ACROSS 26 American month. 355 3613. 2-2-3 Color TV sets. Police band radio, I. Brokei educator I utside the in halls other than their place of residence may apply in the hall of their choice Feb. 1 - 7. KrfSU Legal Aid Dept. v The fourth and fifth films in the "Civilization', series will be shown at 7 p.m. today in the Wonders Kiva. fLcc students wishing John Winchester, coordinator of asked to check American Indian programs in the IaSMSI' business office, Center for Urban Affairs, will speak on the "American Indian', at 7:30 p.m. today in the Phillips cafeteria. The MSU Promenaders will dance at 7:30 p.m. today in 34 Women's Intramural Bldg. Weal Estate The MSU Management Club will present Mike Lorenz, superintendent of cotton products for Johnson and | EAST LANSING Johnson, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in j stone 8 room the Teak Room, F.ppley Center. n 1966. 2 baths, 3 The German Club will meet at is. 20 ft. family 7:30 p.m. today in the first floor ied ceiling, oodles lounge, Student Services Building. Meno Spann. visiting professor of German, will present a German puppet show. The MSU Fisheries and Wildlife Club will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in 183 Natural Resources Bldg. A program on backpacking Isle Royale will follow. Chinese boxing will be taught at 4 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays in the indoor tennis field, Men's Intramural Hypnosis: Building. W0UT & GARDNER 1 REALTORS 371-1930 34 The attend. Union. attended a A second Gay Group will meet Liberation at 7 p.m. Only those who have Sensitivity Sunday in previous group should - - «y-BAttBARA PTAtfce' engineer, teach beginning and intermediate hypnosis in the Hypnotic suggestion could $>e A strong egotist or mentally To end demonstrate hypnotic at their response. introductory lecture on used daily, Farrell said, as in job imbalanced transcendental meditation will be Free person would be a techniques, Farrell suggested to What brings a student to a University. They have been interviews to sway a future poor subject for hypnosis, the class members that one of presented at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Dentists could eliminate as class in hypnosis? "My dentist I04B Wells Hall. hypnotists for 11 and 5 years employer or in the home when a well as someone who had been the use of Novocain while their outstretched hands was does it" one student said, "so I I Service respectively. mother says, "IH kiss it and drinking or had taken drugs, Free U classes meeting today: drilling teeth, women could Hypnosis is a "state of make it better." getting heavier than the other. decided, 'Free U her I come'." learn to breast feed their Farrell said. Strong - willed Four out of 11 ■ LESSONS. Pr Beginning Photography - 7 p.m., relaxation with state of students a Farrell also said hypnosis persons and the more intelligent Phillips lounge; Abolishing the children and could give birth responded. Some even laughed ASMSU Tax - 7 p.m., 34 Union; rapport," both verbal and gives a person insight into what with less pain. How? The cooperate well for they find Advanced Auto Mechanics - 7 p.m., nonverbal, between subject and people are trying to do to him experts say concentration easy, he added. these experiences hypnotist, Farrel explained. The Pope IIS Bessey Hall; Men's Rap Group - and vice versa. Farrell described several tests INTERIOR: Paint 8 p.m., 309 Bessey Hall; Wine Tasting • 8 p.m., call 351 - 3602; Rugby - 7 can occur under hypnosis. David Farrell, a computer the subject picks up feelings from Hypnosis is similar to yoga to determine if someone is p f wholesale, reasonable, p.m., turf arena. Men's IM Building; hypnotist's voice and because both require faking hypnosis. For instance, programmer, and his associate, remembers only a fc. C-2-29 , grad students, Radical Software - 7 p.m., UN Lounge, Union. Robert Thompson, a packaging feeling after hypnosis. vague bad concentration continued. on one thing, he the hypnotist can put a small '75 as 203 E.GRAND RIVER drop of ammonia on a handkerchief and tell the subject it is perfume. If the subject reciols, he is faking. Holy Ye The South Collegiate fellowship VATICAN CITY (AP)-Pope Farrell warned the class Paul VI announced Thursday the Council debates changes all continue the series of studies on Jpring break The Church" at 9 tonight in the members not to try suggestions next Holy Year for the Roman fMAS $159 on friends, roommates and Catholic Church will be held in $229 boyfriends, until they know 1975 and called on authorities fULCO 1 call today $189 p.m. Off - Campus Council has reserved 118 Berkcy Hall for a meeting at 7 today between residents of (Continued from page one) answered by Lester V. developing the criteria for what they are doing. He also told them he would to start an campaign now to antipornography show a clean FANTASTIC ■ Buck at 351-2286 not give anyone suggestions for Haslett Arms apartments and Manderscheid, chairman of EPC, Rome to pilgrims. 1 Kandel 353 00?? Halstead Management to negotiate a settlement for the loss of heat for approval of the proposals would and Dorothy Arata, asst. provost create a condition of "cut throat for undergraduate education, setting up general education courses. self - hypnosis. "I could be prosecuted for The pontiff made his plea for the "sacrosanct WINTER |Gi INTERIOR: five days in the apartment building. competition" among the colleges that a set of criteria and a policy Manderscheid told the council practicing medicine without a rights" of Rome before Mayor Clelio Darida and wholesale, reasonable. students. in their attempt to devise general statement is education courses. currently under work in the office of the provost that his committee meets every Thursday morning and will be interested in receiving written license," he explained. his counsellors. CLEARANCE Make reservations for Hillel's Both students and faculty and will be available to the questions or suggestions for their Nearing An End. objected to the lack of criteria ling Service 'Tiddler by calling 332 on the Roof" party - 1916 or 353 Feb. 26 - S817. for determining what a general education course is. They were Committee curriculum committee soon. The University Curriculum is further consideration of the Profs pick Muskie You'll find charged with |nalIBM,TYPIST. Theses, Madison There will be a meeting of James In response to a question of where his committee meets, amazingly low carbon ribbon, students at 7:30 prices Dems best hope p.m. on ... . k symbols. i"f>19.0-2-28 Best rates. Thursday in the Case Hall multipurpose room to discuss Manderscheid said that EPC meets under closed session and as housing options, the five year Kvcr\ winit'i' dress evaluation and the away weekend. permits nonmembers only at a BjlONS, Primary bill delayed THESES, term specific invitation. choice for vice president. Expert typisl with degree Sen. Edmund Muskie, D - /."» or *10 The whole Madison community is In other matters, the council . . ^ ibm. 351-8961. 0-2-29 invited to a BYO party at 7:30 p.m. Maine, will provide the strongest Joseph Schlesinger, professor elected Marjorie Gesner, of Friday in the Case Hall multipurpose opposition to President Nixon in political science, said he ■VE SAVE SAVE professor of history; Dozier November according to members thinks Muskie "spanned the l\\ er\ w inler coal TDPYlNG offset best Thornton, associate professor of of the Political Science Dept. broadest range of attitudes in I1 reasonable prices. THE - The Soaring Club will meet at (Continued from page one) Representatives postponed psychology and Paula the electorate." '/2 or more off Seventeen members were . . IHOPPE, 54 East Grand 7:30 p.m. today in 30 Union. the bill will be welfare action on the billboard Fochtman, Petoskey junior, as Ground school will follow at 8 p.m. asked the question, "Who, in "All the others," he added, 332-4222. c-2-29 recipients who now must regulation bill, which recently representatives to the Special "would turn off a substantial , your opinion, among the The Organization os Arab present either a driver's license passed the Senate. Floor leader Committee on Selection of a Democratic candidates and portion of the Democratic Red I've ensembles rESES and State Police ID if they are letters, etc. Students will hold an Arabic party or a Stempien asked that action on Vice President for Student noncandidates, has the best electorate. The big problem I a""rate service. featuring Arabian food and music at to receive their checks. the bill be delayed to allow for Affairs. for into d- 393-4075. c-2-29 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Armory, Plants said that theft of the more careful analysis of the The committee will advise the chance of defeating President facing the Democrats is the »priii» 300 Elvin Court, Lansing. Nixon in November?" Muskie possibility of a third party." rN -Typing and mu|tj|ith cards has caused some problems entire billboard package. president in the selection of a was the choice of 16, while Sen. Several people said the youth ... 4 off A question and answer session on at the welfare office, and the Most of the business new vice president. Edward Kennedy received the vote might play a major role in ln9^ Complete service real estate information for veterans will be held at 7:30 p.m. today in 35 creation of the felony offense conducted during the brief one A recommendation calling for other vote. Kennedy was given the election. They said that, if it 9eneral for misuse of the cards was and three quarter hour session the expansion of the II typing. IBM.' only a slight chance of winning did, it would almost have to ' - u»e "Perience. 349-0850. aimed primarily at these thefts. was related to membership and responsibilities »roii|> secondary age of the nomination, however. favor the Democratic candidate. The MSU Paddleball Racketball In other action the House of majority legislation. of the Military Education Charles Press, chairman of the The general feeling among of jean* . . . Club will meet at 7 p.m. today in 215 At least 50 age of majority Advisory Committee was also department, picked Muskie but those questioned was that, \l THESES serviced f'ntmg, IBM typing and Men's Intramural Bldg. All those interested are welcome. Group will form bills await legislative action. A total of 10 house bills dealing presented to the council. Jointly proposed by the added, "The major question is barring major changes between who the vice presidential now and November, a Muskie 2 for 2 for '7, theses, resumes, - 2 for _ > Across from The MSU Bicycling Club will meet with a variety of age of majority University Curriculum nominee will be. The vice Nixon struggle would be Ee 8nd Grand River. campus. at 7:30 p.m. today in 203 Men's Intramural Building. Elect ions will bo language house measures have returned from the Committee and EPC, the presidential choice might relatively close. They c Senate for final consideration by recommendation was briefly determine whether or not the emphasized, however, that BrAPu°ncrv Shop-Ca" held for 1972 officers. Someone is The Romance Language many the House. Sponsor, Michael explained by Manderscheid. Ever* eater Ic 229 services. needed to plan and organize tourist activities. Student Advisory Board will Dively, R - Traverse City, said It was presented as an party splits or remains united. "If the party doesn't split, I that. things could happen to change hold an open meeting for the the numerour bills "will resolve information item and will be . . . '/2 or more off think the election will be close," |ro°K|: t„l««»"ICUR,0US Bast!ba" Cards, bring sets. WHERE IT UXLL BE FLOWN TO NEu) sork. •Scissors Sharpened across from Also a l arge Selection Union Board will sponsor spring I'owp',r East Gra"d break flights to London and Nassau. of Electric Shavers student union || 3-2-4 1-6 p.m. Information is available in the Union Board office or call 353 9777. Watch Bands A Idents open Wed. & Thurs. r y0U Rood ph W8nt to buy. Galway Klnnell will read his own COOPERS FIXERY til 9 P.M. poetry at 8 tonight in the Union MERIDIAN MALL 349 1994 Gold Room. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, p TERROR AT THE TABLE Hideous' hogs bridge game By ROBERT BAO age 19 is one of the youngest with your usual three no trumps, each bid. Having the diamond outstanding tn State News Staff Writer Life Masters in the country. The opponents are bidding my ace and a favorably located king and routineiv 1 Bridge players at MSU have Mirchin -- unsuspectingly ---- • suits,- "so let them play this , of spades, he envisioned setting the slam by at least one trick. As he^rJredoi^ M-isa discovered a new terror — more entered the Bloomfield Hius hand. 1340-point obnoxious than pre-empts, more team-of-four tournamen with The Hog tanned nis nana open ne ponaerea tne opening lead, table, Narthffi intimidating than roaring the Hideous Hog as partner, a and shut, shifted his sinister eyes however,his monetary happiness hand at five h doubles, and more awesome fatal error which proved more left and right, and very was shattered by a familiar - "Sandbagging than triple the exasperating than all the years of nonchalantly said: Hideous Hog. nerve-racking competition he had previously endured on his "No bid." a kibitzer peering over the "Six hearts," the Hideous Hog had just called. incredulouslv'1 \^1 The most recent victim is and gulping I Frank Mirchin, Fair Lawn, N.J. way to his 300th master point. Hog's shoulders suddenly dashed "Dammit, partner, that's a East tasti h:" off to the nearest bathroom, for phantom sacrifice," Mirchin second time th junior, a bridge wizard who at Sitting North, vulnerable unknown reasons. thought as his blood coagulated off in the sa "'^1 against nonvulnerable West then bid three clubs, and his heart dropped with a vanishing kibt* opponents, Mirchin picked up: North passed, and East leaped thud. zer Criminal Justice school Spades - K10853, Hearts -43, into four no trumps, the West bid a forcing pass, As a service to vj Diamonds - A9862, Clubs - 2. Blackwood ace-asking Mirchin sighed a pass of Players, the HoeWj West dealt and opened with convention. The Hideous Hog resignation, and East, who had be revealed: HeJ/jJ spade. With only seven high Mertz. r°i*l broke a personal record by student Craig one card points and five spades, realized from Blackwood that r%.i_ >. !?■ passing for the second straight his side was missing two aces, extraordinaire and'LI plans limit enrollment passed. East Mirchin promptly time. West duly responded five whose doubled with alacrity, arsenal 2 on College of Education, the report notes. responded with a forcing two diamonds, Mirchin's second suit, All eyes now turned to the diamonds, showing one ace, and after Mirchln's pass, East signed off at six clubs. The Hog immediately answered East's impudence with a resounding redouble, followed electric heart lti "Vive partners apoplexy. Z Jj ^ Resources for long term expansion of the school are not likely Hog, who had just put out his While this slam-reaching by three quivering passes, During the postlnort| to be forthcoming from either the University or the community, multi-filter cigaret and was auction was transpiring, the Hog At this point, the Hog's hand he was beginning to snort. electrically , The Sbhool of Criminal Justice, which announced open the report continues. Further recommendations for consideration by the College of Mirchin, who had just suffered appeared immersed in the humdrum v.orld of Colt 45. He must be revealed: Spades - void, Hearts - jubHant Mirchin You know, Hop coi! enrollments will end the last of February, is the last professional the indignity of playing dummy Z Social Science as a whole include the creation of multidisciplinary wore the look of concentrated AKQJ1098765, Diamonds • 3, bid the si, te, department in the College of Social S:ience to establish an 42 consecutive times, mentally boredom. Clubs 75. like enrollment limitations policy, the director of the school said programs for those interested in criminal justice on a nonmajor • barbecuing you" basis and consideration of a proposal to establish a Center of implored: On the other hand, Mirchin After graciously conceding a "lut that i ' Tuesday. Crime and Delinquency. "Please, Hog, don't come in was getting more excited with club, the Hog drew the kosher," the Hog not*! Through a screening process, the school will cut its enrollment from the present level of over 1,000 students to a maximum of 572, A.F. Brandstatter, director of the school, said. The move has been made necessary by the tremendous growth in student enrollments without a corresponding growth in resources, he noted. During open enrollments, which will continue throughout this month, any student considering a major in criminal justice will be allowed to declare such a major. Subsequent to this date applicants will be subject to screening critieria, Brandstatter said. The enrollment limitation policy is in accordance with University and professional school policies, Brandstatter said, and is the result of an Educational Developemnt Program resource analysis report. By fall term the new policy will be in full effect and all freshmen and transfer students will be subject to the screening process before being admitted to the school. The screening process has not yet been fully developed, Brandstatter said. Reasons for the enrollment limitations, outlined in the report, include a concern that the present situation of limited resources facing a large student body will result n a loss of quality instruction, and a concern that too many L.aduates will face a limited number of jobs. Lack of planning in the rush to meet the educational needs of the 50s led to the development of such an overproduction in the A NONSTUDENT WAS Police said the student was arrested for window peeking at detained by a bus driver until 10:50 p.m. Monday at Mason they arrived, and said his case Hall after police observed the has been referred to the county man crouching in the bushes prosecutor, outside the first-floor windows. * * * The man told officers that he THE MANAGER'S OFFICE was "collecting snow." He was OF Snyder Hall completed a released at the scene pending semiannual inventory Monday notification from the and found that $2,383 worth of prosecutor's office. furniture had been stolen from * * * the residence hall during the last TWO STUDENTS WERE six months. The missng items arrested Monday afternoon for included 23 chairs, one bench, shoplifting at the MSU one coffee table and a mirror. Bookstore in the International Police said they are investigating. Center. Police said one student had allegedly stolen a $4.37 * * * magnetic tape, and the otlier had A COAT WITH an estimated taken a 59 cent ball point pen. value of $17 was stolen between Police said both students were 10:20 and 11:40 a.m. Tuesday apprehended by store security from a first-floor room in the agents, and their cases have been Eppley Center, referred to the county (■■■■ prosecutor. ANOTHER STUDENT WAS 1023 S. Washington arrested at 3:55 p.m. Monday in the Shaw bus loop for allegedly We loan money on trying to use a forged bus pass. anything of value!