Proxmire en. Thursday ndergoing MICHIGAN air ,» transplant basHINGTON (AP) - Sen. William D Wis., arrived In the Senate - Eriay with his head swathed in UNIVERSITY Volume 64 Number 115 STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan S and explained he is undergoing Thursday, February 24, 1972 transplants that will in time make te a little more hairy and "a little .it eves IL wiin wiuui Proxmire, 56, said he expects Into the hair transplant to be ;;orou8, critical, amused, outraged or Nixon, Chou hold 2nd meet; ridiculing." t he said he will acknowledge no riions and grant no interviews about rtoearance and said he considers the , transplant to have no public Chinese overtures hopeful PEKING (AP) - President Nixon and was the fact that the day's meeting conference table lidcance. Premier Chou En-lai held another long between Nixon and Chou Wednesday. Chou was rubber gym horses. They were followed by was held at the ue said the transplants began Tuesday session Wednesday, and more friendly accompanied by Chao Kuan - hua, vice the Women's Collective Vaulting Horse guest house where the Nixons are staying. minister of foreign affairs; Chang Wenchin, m that the treatments will take Chinese overtures lent hope that the The two previous sessions had been held in group and a succession of whirling male J two months, and that it will take director of the Foreign Ministry as gymnasts. leaders are charting ways for improving the Great Hall of the People. l„ir about a year and a half to grow relations. department for Europe, America and During the day, while Nixon concerned Once again the opening was friendly. Australasia, and Wang Hai-jung, the himself with affairs of state, Ms. Nixon Before the opening of the second four Nixon and Chou laughed and joked. Before - ministry's deputy director of protocol. went on another The Proxmire head has been graced hour meeting in as many days, Chou the doors closed, Chou told the writing The evening was turned over to sightseeing tour, indicated undeterred by the snow. i few wisps on top with a sandy - some American correspondents reporters, "If the press wants to see any relaxation at Capital Stadium. The could stay on for a look at China after She spent 90 minutes walking around an m fringe at the edges and down the more places, they can apply to the Dept. of presidential party was seated at the Nixon leaves next week. Information. You don't have much time agricultural commune west of Peking. In i of the neck. scorekeeper's table with individual pots of the afternoon she After the meeting, Chou escorted the here." visited a glass factory, While Proxmire refused repeatedly to tea. Nixons to a sports show at Capital Stadium admired the work of the craftsmen, and |CUSS his black eyes, published No word of what is under discussion has Girls in red satin blouses and blue hot was given a glass crane, which she said and about 18,000 waiting Chinese come from behind the closed doors. But it culition pointed to the possibility of pants led off the 2xh ■ hour program with applauded as the presidential party seemed certain they were covering ideas for signified good luck, a glass rooster and a >|ce lift or an operation to remove gymnastic feats on low bars, rings and entered. At the glass magnolia. tkles under his eyes. gymnasium, Nixon was cultural and scientific exchanges, a Nixon seen by the ■When I decided that my appearance largest live audience since he goal, and perhaps had discussed Vietnam. arrived Monday. This added to his public No one expects the Chinese to give on of little or no significance except to exposure, already underscored by the Nixon's peace plan for Indochina. Chou ,lf and refused to discuss it, the jtion for a few days was as big as it irrelevant," Proxmire said. sellout of the People's Daily when it gave lavish display to the first accounts of his made it clear before the President arrived in China that the plan was unacceptable. Romania fa visit. Possibly reflecting Hanoi's certainty on Another gesture regarded as friendly this, George Wald, a Harvard antiwar professor, said in Hong Kong on his arrival Wednesday from North Vietnam: "I think chides Soviet the Chinese are going to hold the line on lorris' plan to Vietnam." But Wald added that the North Vietnamese "have had the same feeling of uneasiness as the American peace BUCHAREST (AP) - Romania's Communist party is expressing approval of President Nixon's visit to China and it is chiding the Soviet Union for denouncing it Romania has offered its mediation to the two hostile Communist powers in their ideological dispute, but success. so far without Romania is alone among Soviet movement in the past few months about The party's official newspaper, bloc countries in maintaining which way China might go." Scinteia, friendly tudent described Nixon's trip in an editorial relations with Peking. Party chieftain The North Vietnamese so far have seats avoided any press or radio mention of Nixon's trip. Behind the show of Chinese friendliness may be a desire to worry the Wednesday as an "important, positive act" that has broad international Romanians impact. gave Nixon a rousing Nicolae Ceausescu talked with Chinese leaders on a peace-making visit to last summer. Peking welcome when he visited their East In a 700-word editorial, Scinteia said university governing board would violate Russians. The Soviet leaders are well aware that provision of the Constitution. Democratic presidential nomination for a European country in 1969. the Nixon visit underscored the need for a short time last year. He withdrew from the that the remote Mao Tse - tung, in almost "realistic appreciation of the role of Maynes said the amendment was also unprecedented gesture, saw Nixon on his Romanian sources said Wednesday they race because of lack of funds. People's China. changed because members of the National first day in Peking. They know that Chou were shocked by what they called the Student Lobby, a Washington Maynes said one of Harris' campaign violence of an anti-Chinese "Major problems confronting mankind Fred Harris, D ■ Okia., will organization, promises was to advocate increased student has made an outward show of friendliness campaign can find a solution. .not through the ■luce an amendment to the federal thought the weaker proposal would have to Nixon after the rather low - key launched by the Soviet Union and its . better chances of acceptance participation in university governance. He Warsaw Pact allies as Nixon's visit exclusion of some nations from the 1 education bill today endorsing the by the said Harris previously introduced a youth reception at the airport upon the began international Senate. President's arrival. last Monday. dialog but require the ■pie of student participation on public participation bill in the Senate to open up constructive contribution of all nations," The proposed amendment would also The Kremlin also is My governing boards, a spokesman governing boards to students. aware that Peking's They said Soviet propaganda appeared commentator V. Diescu wrote. arris said Wednesday. require the secretary of health, education People's Daily, the official newspaper of Maynes said Harris hopes that even aimed at linking the visit to new American Twenty years of ignoring the People's and welfare to prepare a report for ■ Maynes, legislative asst., said Harris the Chinese Communists, splashed a Congreas on the number and percentage of though the amendment does not force bombing in Indochina, thus suggesting a Republic of China, Scinteia said, had ■traduce an amendment saying "it U universities to include students, it will propaganda - free account of Nixon's visit cynical American-Chinese understanding. seriously harmed relations between the lease of the public institutions which have students on on Tuesday complete with pictures of the Congress that student "arm students with ammunition" in "It is a campaign of utter hatred that United States and China. governing boards. The report would also President with Mao and the premier. "The steps taken for ■ipation should be encouraged on the indicate results of arguing for increased participation. seems most illogical," one said. "It removing this such participation, ning boards of institutions of higher ASMSU Chairman Hal Buckner said Henry A. Kissinger, the president's certainly does not help to make us feel anomaly, the establishment of first Maynes said. national security adviser, was again present Harris more optimistic in our efforts to mediate contacts, are evidence of a realistic stand," k proposed amendment calls for at was a candidate for the (Please turn to back Nixon page) as met Chou across a green between Moscow and Peking." it added. e student to sit on the board of ■ public university with "the "rights |privileges iy m of student students of full members." The representatives should ViUtives, the amendment states. or their Jynes said Harris originally planned to elected Fund cut threatens 3 departments ) amendment requiring that Thirty - one universities received three - Office of Management and Budget (OMB), By BARBARA PARNESS year NSF grants under this program based which acts forthe Nixon Administration. application. The application will be "We're hoping to finish our work here Jollege orat university L p least receiving federal State News Staff Writer on five - year development plans. Truman "There was a feeling in the submitted by visit by NSF the end of March and a site by May 1. The awards probably won't be one student on its officials is planned for that announced until June," he said. ftiing board. Woodruff, acting physics department administration that this program was time. If MSU does not receive the $1 million d the amendment was chairman, said MSU was later asked to use contributing to the overproduction of changed Three University departments may be in the three - year grant more slowly, making The grant application will detail how grant, the three departments will have to i of certain limitations in state serious financial trouble if MSU does not Ph.D-s, particularly the glut of science the original three - year grant has been used deal with the problem of several it last until August 1973. faculty w forbidding students from sitting as receive a $1 million supplementary grant Ph.D.s," the spokesman said. and how the additional grant to start in fall When the grant was first awarded, it was The nine universities affected by the members, technical employes and graduate fe representatives from the National Science Foundation 1972, would be used. and post - doctoral students now on governing boards. understood that the University would be cutoff banded together to apply pressure supported Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank J. (NSF) under the Science Institution eligible toapplyy for a two - year on the administration by the NSF money but who could not be ri that a student cannot serve on Development Progam. through letters to "They're going to look with a put on the University payroll. supplementary grant. However, in OMB Director George P. Schultz. A ►liege's governing board because of A 1968 grant to MSU of approximately microscope to see how this money will be 'The supplementary grant will give us a Tct of interest. February, 1971, funds for the science decision was made to release $9 million for used," Muelder said. Woodruff said MSU $4.3 million under this program is regarded little more time to shift development program were cut off. Nine of additional supplementary grants, the NSF will "do everything in our people from NSF p ruling maintained that students in a as a prime cause in raising the national the 31 universities, including MSU, did not power" to get to University funds," Richard U. Byerrum, J enter into a contract with the spokesman said. the funds. dean of the College of Natural Science, ratings of the Depts. of Chemistry, Physics have the opportunity to submit Milton E. Mfalder, vice president for Pion. The state Constitution forbids and Mathematics. But a $1 million grant is said. ■ officials from supplementary applications. research development, said the three The NSF spokesman said he does not having any contracts now needed to continue this growth, the For example, Charles P. Wells, chairman An NSF spokesman said the decision to know how many of the nine universities departments are currently working with his |'ne state. A student on a state chairmen of the three departments say. cut off program funds was made by the office to develop a strong supplementary affected will receive additional funds. (Please turn to back pager The Kienast quintuplets of Liberty Corner, N.J., celebrate their second birthday today. From left are: Amy, Gordon, Abigail, Ted and Sara. AP Wirephotos two regions tried to win to gain power. the power of the central In government and January 1966 the Ibos of the eastern create a feeling of nationalism over regional region staged a successful coup which loyalties. A New Nigeria. That's the goal that 60 overthrew the northern dominated federal |ew - The Ibos of the eastern region strongly Nigerian million people set for themselves following government. Six months later a objected to this move. They felt that by the two coup d'etats and a bloody civil war countercoup replaced the Ibos with a dividing their region into three separate that ravaged Africa's largest country. Their military regime headed by Gen. Yakubu states, the government was attempting to goal may soon be reached. Gowon, the current head of state. minimize Ibos control over the rich oil Nigeria is an example of an African The Ibos' leaders claimed that 30,000 deposits in the east. -pend on u country that is successfully putting all of its resources toward improving itself. The problems the people have had to face are of their tribesmen were killed during that countercoup. The seven million people of that tribe fled back to their homeland in the Shortly after Gowon's announcement, eastern region established independent Biafran government and civil an similar to the problems of neighboring the east and demanded seni-independence war broke out in July 1967. nations: poverty, low educational level, to govern themselves. The The Nigerian civil war attracted government P natural res quarreling government factions and a fluctuating economy. Fourth in a series refused their demands resentment in that region. causing bitter international sympathy. Relief money poured into the area from all parts of the When Nigeria gained independence from When Gowon came to population; the eastern region, which later power, he globe hoping to aid the starving Biafran Britain in 1960, a tri - regional government instituted a new federal structure children that the press reported. seceded from the union as Biafra, was established. The northern region contained the rich oil deposits; the small consisting of 12 states instead of the three When Biafra surrendered 30 montha consisted of over half of the country's western region became the pawn the other regions. He hoped that this would increase (Please turn to back page) 2 Michigan Stale News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Fehr„ lary 24 , news Bargaining at Rutgers hailed By STEVE WATERBURY Speaking before the winter term meeting of the MSU chapter "We are using collective negotiations to build h,» summary State News Staff Writer Collective bargaining has brought Rutgers University from a of the AAUP in Kellogg Center, George K. Horton, professor of physics at Rutgers, said Tuesday that If the AAUP negotiators the university," Horton said. The Rutgers chapter was the first in bargaining agent at a major state university. DU"d the e*<*Uen«l the AAUP f 0 41 "middling - type" faculty salary level to a position in which the succeed in gaining an expected 7 to 8 per cent raise for the next academic year, Rutgers faculty will have achieved a 30 per cent Among the factors that helped bring collective h» I university's faculty salaries are among the highest in the nation, Rutgers was "a general feeling that the faculty haH according to the chairman of the Rutgers chapter of the salary increase over a period of three years. Merit provisions have been included in the salary increase. from the governing process." a oeen cut American Assn. of University Professors (AAUP). Horton said that faculty members were un*>f administration had unilaterally established a Schoni # „ » "We have welcomed to this Justice without consulting them. of ^mli town entrepeneurs, including fly CITY MAKES SWITCH "Also, state government, to interfering with the day a greater and creator I by night operators who put up he said. - to-day J?*1'H functioning of the "niversitvl signs out of code, fail to shovel The source of the idea of organizing their sidewalks, and never clean faculty collective Punch card 'lectlvely from the Rutgers provost. their windows." Horton said that one week after the AAUP Robert Wilcox authorization cards to the 2,200 East Lansing councilman 1,860 signed cards were returned. faculty members at" Affiliates of the National Education Assn. indicated the change will cost procedures throughout the area, (NEAi By BILL WHITING make the switch at this time, American Federation of Teachers (AFT) were See story page 3. never State News Staff Writer approximately $24,886, ^ jt manager indicated Th the running, he said. Wnouslyl although he expected the city . h*tw»f>n „ftllflp|| e council al8° -iao n*Rsprf passed The bargaining unit at Rutgers includes t* >J »nH votlno ii East Lansing will become the will save money in the long run. machines wouid be employes who needed to several other resolutions conduct research 50 per cent or more of their emploverfti J fourth area governtnent to make the switch from bulky voting P.trl.rche said It was imperative to stay with the ^f'Te relation Introduced by councilman Cooperative extension personnel are Included in the unit hi Russia's problems published machines to computerized .. f th Votomatic system, since it is ro,,s for the next eIection< SlnCC t election Since ®eor*e voter Colburn regarding they perform a teaching funtlon. registration and youth Horton urged the MSU chapter of the punch card voting, according to also being used by Lansing, machines are usually rented at AAUP to participation in the political bargaining unit that was similarly restricted to those An unofficial guide to what the thinking Russian a decision made Tuesday by the Mason and Meridian Township. $450 per year, plus rental and arena. These include: engaged in the teaching or research functions in order to or really thinks about his country's problems is being city council. He said this was necessary to storage charges, he said he a community of interest in the m bargaining unit. published today in London. The book, "Uncensored Though council members allow for consistent tallying believed it was appropriate to • Support of a proposal by "Nonteaching, nonresearch support personnel are Russia," tells of growing pressure against the expressed some concern over Secretary of State Richard important In a university, but they ought not to be incl,„ul past fiascos which have been Austin to register voters when the unit with faculty," he said. UQefl government. they apply for driver's licenses. f The editor and translator, Peter Reddaway, a lecturer at the London School of Economics, believes the r/sums. rU'ci*.; 32 Votomatic Punch Card Systems Transportation costly Colburn proposal said he found the best way to this Department chairmen, who are elected at Rutgers, are in the bargaining unit. The AAUP is also assistant and associate deans included in their attempting to h incluJ documents he uses describe nothing less than "the first said his company would make centralize operations and enlarge unit, but t Rutgers administration has been unwilling to consent to this. broad if loosely organized movement of dissent in the U.S.S.R. for almost half a century." every effort to educate voters to the change and avoid technical for Nixon's China trip the electorate. • the Also present at the meeting was Michigan Conference of the AAUP Ralph Loomis, president! and professor of Enrital A recommendation to foulups. the University of Michigan. P county Republican and Loomis reviewed recent City Manager John Patriarche WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House says it Democratic party chairmen to developments in Michigan in theuL said he felt it essential for President Nixon's trip to China of faculty collective bargaining and said he felt that Greater benefit' promised the was city to move in this direction is costing taxpayers at least hasn't calculated the trip's co6t. consider the large numbers of "excellent" chance to win bargaining elections at AAUPhidl Some estimates can be made, new voters when they make Wayne St mmediately, though he $300,000 for transportation however, based on such known decisions regarding the University and Eastern Michigan University. At Peking University, where the great cultural admitted he has been opposed to alone. Total costs could be Also competing in the elections, scheduled for expenses as the hourly operating allocation of precinct delegates mid • revolution launched in such a move in the past. He several times that amount. are NEA and AFT affiliates. was 1967, an official told of costs of the presidential jet. to county conventions. MSU Faculty Associates, an NEA recanting and promising to make the institution a affiliate, recently fi greater benefit to the people. The State News is published by the students of i BUi wYr°?et0d '"iTTlTe * An appointment of a high petition with the Michigan Employment Relations Comi for a bargaining election. Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Chou Pei - yuan, vice chairman of the revolutionary Winter, and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays multimillion-dollar _ , . .. outlays being ' , f repT°tl!"T,",r officio member of the Ht»' city Sigmund Nosow, president of the MSU AAUP chapter, J committee that runs the university told newsmen and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome ma,de thy and other , council. This is in addition to a AAUP representatives will be present at the petition hear news orgiuiizations to scheduled for Wednesday. Wednesday that during that time of violence he Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate representative from ASMSU who admitted he had followed "the counterrevolutionary, revisionist line of Liu Shao - chi." is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press Internationa], f^Jip°Verage °f tHe haS similar status. Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Associated Probably the biggest single The council balked, however, Then president of China, Liu was purged in the Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. government expense category is at a suggestion made by Richard COGS to ele cultural revolution as the chief antagonist of Chairman Second class postage paid at East transportation. Moore. 701 Cherry Lane, to Lansing, Mich. of Mao Tse - tung. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services m The Air Force calculates the 4 deputize police desk sergeants as . Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, costs of operating Nixon s registrars to allow round - the - +/") r/nknfp nmrl lonn hIlu Larson; and treasurer,! Washington a 20 per cent social Photographic ^55 - 8311 in a pair of chartered Pan Am not be available either, since has selected the following Brown, students as candidates for the security increase starting next June 1. 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GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS JKOKO BAR AND RESTAURAN] ARE NOW AVAILABLE * WELCOMES YOU SEVEN DAYS A WEEK TO: Griffin proposes busing vote lead Senate Republican Whip Robert P. Griffin took the Wednesday in Washington in offering the first FOR PURCHASE GOOD FOOD*MIXED DRINKS* DRAFT BK| strong antibusing amendment in the Senate floor showdown over the issue. THURSDAY NITE IS PIZZA NITEI Griffin announced he would call 12" -ONE ITEM -$1.25 up for a vote today Limited cCC a proposal to try to stop both the federal courts and the Supply — Get Yours Now TUESDAY NITE IS PITCHER NIGHT, PITCHERS FOR LE5& Health, Education and Welfare 2 BRANDS, AND Departments from DARK BEER issuing any more orders to bus school children for SERVING NOON SPECIALS desegregation purposes. - SANDWICHES, STEAK^ MSU BOOK STORE .,RS at The the Republican Senator from Michigan thus assumed outset the role that it had been expected , «-jbsrbs™. s'i«r h'mnssiViPi'iu JSVSSSSS** Southern senators would fill. YT n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 24, 1972 3 Construction bid denied By BILL WHITING Grand River Avenue and commission. State News Staff Writer Hagadorn Road. • ... .. ... 1 his is neither the time nor Gaberman, attorney for the Councilman George Colbum rebuff to continued The council Marathon company said the said he agreed the location was voted the place for such a facility, development along Grand River unanimously against rezoning a said Councilman Robert Wilcox. company would take good, but objected because of Avenue, the East Lansing City lot currently owned by Delta responsibility for the appearance the many other stations that are Council turned down a proposal Upsilon of the corner, emphasizing their located on bad sites nearby. fraternity for _ Councilman George Griffiths, by Marathon Oil Co. Tuesday to commercial use. In doing so, businesses to supplement present own concern for an aesthetically build a service station and car they upheld who indicated he was against a previous decision farilitips facilities. But Rni ha™ we have welcomed acceptaoie setting. wash at the intersection of made by the city planning Other compar any construction in the city to this town entrepreneurs, including fly - by - night representatives indicated the until completion! of a new corner was ideal for sewage disposal plant, also operators who put up signs out U' development as a service station, reacted negatively to approval to recomme of code, fail to shovel their sidewalks and never clean their contending that current zoning given to final plans for two new for high density residential is subdivisions. City Manager John windows. impractical because of probable Patriarche pointed out, however, new leave 'All those who protest the environment ought to get out traffic problems and the size of the lot. They said there would that approval of the plans was perfunctory and that the council and talk to the community and be no danger of polluting the could do nothing to halt A lilll<>off Women University employes would be able to administration will recommend to the trustees do something about it. If they Red Cedar River which runs construction work at the sites, Friday. want to see the area put to its directly behind the lot. The measures passed by a 3 1 accumulated paid sick leave The new - policies up for best use, then let's put the U workmen got out the saw Tuesday and gave this large old tree near Old College Field a when they must take leave from consideration by the trustees A number of local residents margin, . Before putting blade to trunk, they must have decided that the bark was work due to pregnancy under a covers money up, keep it green and attending the meeting disputed The council also gave worse personal, professional, own it." the company's contentions and approval to a Senate bill pending *the b'te broad new set of employe leave sickness and disability leaves, State News photo argued against the proposal, in the Michigan legislature which by Nick Jackson policies which the University Jack A. Breslin, executive vice The Marathon proposal Nearly 100 signatures of other will allow communities to adopt president, said Wednesday. He included a service station with nearby residents against the stronger billboard regulations, added that another new feature Ifilling 'II' POST of the plan would extend sick leave benefits on a proportionate diagnostic center and landscaped site. Robert car wash station were presented in That action was requested by petitions given to the council the city planning commission. basis to part-time employes who I Buckner • II work half-time or more on a QSSQ ■ ■ S W de VI V I CIV W were not entitled to employes sue their Peace lalks o t accumulated sick leave for )yMICHAEL POX te News Staff Writer wnniH Rnrknpr h» fiii„,i rhirifn wL that President Wharton i J*' "Since the selection appointments. The president's ha" teen gl"de[ines state he isn'1 8oing to office spokesman promised this absences from work due to pregnancy. Under the new proposed policy, sick leave may resume offer PARIS (AP) - The Vietnam China has repeatedly voiced bound by the rating week that Wharton would send Lid Buckner, ASMSU >•' Wednesday blasted ~ nrnmictx in P °" aof aci on " " "" "" record vacancy a committee's — finding anyway, iI'm o uuuiug not sure how important that m out letters to the three be used for "illnessor incapacity associated with pregnancy wnen «iui jjiegiiauuy when week t„lks bv by the the o1I,npnrfprt United United States, fnr Stat support for the Vietnamese Communist peace plans. They South Vietnam. The United States and South committee members he will a physician indicates that the x.j Vietnam, in their peace plan, Wharton for last sun>mer but that to committee really is." appoint by the end of the week, employe is unable to perform all resume today under the - - call for total U.S. withdrawal promise U.S. withdrawal within , , he selection a replacement ror Milton B. Buckner was also critical of Buckner said Wednesday that the duties of her position." shadow of the U.S. - Chinese from South Vietnam by a fixed six months of an agreement, pre ;ident for "'cKerson who resigned in June the fact that Wharton summit meeting in Peking. time limit, repatriation iy/1, is yet to be named. appoints rr ASMSU had told Wharton in a The new proposal makes little of which also calls for new three of the nine members of the . . . * « « • Jan. 27 letter of its - * * * t * _ _• . change in the areas of personal Despite disclaimers by both prisoners and the ouster of presidential elections with Thieu ,, „ ",ie(rsvana in« °«"fr <* an for the have been saved by the president termed the special rating commit. He comoositioni» of the representative to the committee. A spokesman for Wharton earlier ,„d professional ,eave policy, which are leaves without pay. L vtel„am m„,rf ^ resigning a month before. L's offic. Iiad said earlier going ahead and recommending committee "irrevelant' - - —■» because this week said ASMSU did not The extension of paid sick leave toward settlement in Peking Jjreek that the vice . an appointment for a new vice the vjee committee was the committee w not a search notify them as to its to pregnancy conditions and observers here assumed that the It's position, which has president last fall," Buckner campers' and subiect would come ud in some selection committee, appointment until earlier last part-time employes working l for nine months, said. Students would have more input form and th discussions week. Buckner said that early half-time or more are the most between President Nixon and to the replacement process if the last week ASMSU changed its liberal changes in the policy. shop committee was able to Premier Chou En lai mieht have lotion during January and suggest rate candidates other than those submitted to them designation of a representative, but he insisted that ASMSU had "We believe the particularly sickness new policies, and rmaior conflict influencr on the pro by aPP°'n"d lshes cost of living up Wharton, lie observed. for at least a month. S"™,'hy'f of much of fV OUl wellT' industry as as A"tod if "*y that the war « eoncerned 'j-u. u_ There are over 25,000 reasons why this is the Midwest's foremost camping outfitter. "It seems like the whole A spokesman for the other educational institutions," behind their backs in Campfitters stocks no less than 25.000 items- selection president's office Pekine process has been Wednesday Breslin said. «»£!' boots, tents, packs, lanterns, jackets, etc, etc JSHINGTON (AP) — August order clamping __oo. i down not so much by an said that it was inconceivable for Full-time classified employes Here you will find the world's finest outdoor shoved the er prk s hurried jndex up to 123.2 per cent of Students and the undergraduate the 1567 average, meaning that ASMSti have nabed InllF total RAUPP ■centin January, a now costs a cityTamllyWtfa^ six representatives to the' Vhey usually decline. When to buy what $10 bought fitfe rating, committee, Wbarton has, |ed for such seasonal years ago. not ye^ acted to maike his three p was at a rate of I cent or 3.6 per cent a ■encouraged White House 'is who. a month ago, forecast liber's 0.4 per cent a repeat of UEBERMANN'S It, or worse. They long icted a Phase 2 ;ral months, bulge INTRODUCING THE WORLD'S f 3.6 per cent annual rate SMALLEST CALCULATOR id with less than 2 per . . . ring the freeze and 4.1 it in the ■ President Nixon's mid six months - IT FITS IN YOUR POCKET Don McLean plus Rita Coolidge with Marc Benito & the Dixie Fliers [Mar 1* 8pm-Music, $3.50 at Marshal I AUD Campbell's, MSUnion You Can Save Money On Automotive Parts And Accessories This sophisticated little 3" x 5" machine adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides and can use a stored PRODUCT LIST YOUR COST constant. 8 digits for entry and read - out, with 0r the first time full floating decimal point. you can buy PLUGS $1.35 .69c Battery operated and/or plug in. 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Strout's TRB FROM BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor WASHINGTON (SN 2/15). Mr. Strout RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor states "the mighty Standard Oil Co. of California. .paid federal income tax at the crMed by public*.^* . astonishing low rate of 5 per cent." The An old axiom Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award credibility of this statement can be tested is that it itL for outstanding journalism. vaguely right than prei by anyone who wishes to call the local IRS and ask about corporate income tax rates. Strout, I believe, is JSJ » Audited income statements for large astonishing low rate Jl* EDITORIALS U.S. corporations are available in manuals le^welT my' WonlJI in the MSU Library. I checked SO-Cal. In 1970 the firm had income before income -ViE!"8 •—VI The peripheral tax of $659 million. This was "other taxes" of $492 million, wages after paying of $447 million, interest of $45 million, etc. Persons or firms paid by the company mostly not would, of course, be subject to taxes (multiplier effect) etc. Grand presented River Avenue has problems of traffic long most commuters, it would be out of the way. The community could well find itself saddled with an very The firm had 45,000 employes not including those working for subsidiaries, suppliers, distributors, etc. It paid $204 Pot Oil congestion, a high accident rate, million in income taxes. Dividends subject To the Editor: hazards to pedestrians and noise exceptionally expensive - both to taxes were paid in the amount of $237 I commend pollution. Various solutions to the financially and economically — white million to 280,000 shareholders, about you on your edi J problem have been sought, but only elephant. 19,000 of whom were employes. Return regard to the National Health report on Institute J on shareholder's equity was about 10 marijuana It one has been seriously investigated - The second goal of the peripheral Remember when you d lie on per supports my feelings that youne J a grassy hill and pick cent for this year and averaged 11 per cent not the peripheral route. A proposed route the merely hypocrisy Wjth rT - development of the out.faces in the clouds? for the last five years (below the 12 per statements which continue "new four lane major street," this central business district is also u — cent standard usually considered necessary prohibition idea has created considerable open to question. The scenario calls on outright stupidity the use of mariiu] as well. discussion. The question is whether for the area between the proposed It has become it would indeed improve conditions recent years that the increasingly at route and Grand River Avenue to be POINT OF VIEW encountered by the user of single' nL or just create more trouble. converted into a sort of pedestrian mari that of being The peripheral route package was shopping mall. City planners claim criminal. apprehended as a L included as part of a Major Street that Marijuana itself | there would be room for crimingenic; it does not lead t< Plan adopted in 1964. It was designed to serve two purposes: activities such as art displays, music concerts and the like. Parking would Nixon China move political coup debauchery; it is not addicting' th. evidence that it leads to the use! "relief of an existing problem of be on the outside of the area. drugs. It does not, under T traffic circulation and safety, and The second phase of the plan may circumstances, lead to psychosis,d is no well be a desirable one, but it convincing evidence that il provision for a proposed personality deterioration. Evl remains to be seen whether it is a By JOHN PODULKA development scheme for the central the common interests of th people i> both temporary relief of tension — are at the respect to automobile driving, althl business district." The relief of good bet. With the growth of the countries. In this case the common interest very least sadly mistaken. use of any psychoactive drug mustl President Nixon's attempt at a sort of is only the unrealistic fear of mutual Applauding Nixon's trip also has the be detrimental to this skill, the! traffic congestion is desired by most University curbed and the student reconciliation with China had been celled a destruction. effect of supporting and sanctioning his evidence that marijuana is less 1 people, but it is debatable whether population fairly well stabilized, motives for making the trip, even if alcohol. Marijuana use, even! political coup. So it is, to those who value Nixon does not leave himself East Lansing really needs a larger there is no assurance that businesses open to political machinations more than honest discussion on the fundamental unintentionally. The applause sanctions considerable period of time does! business district. will want to move into the area. With action. It has also been called a step in the principles of political maneuvering. It supports the to malnutrition or any known! modern Chinese and American It has been shopping malls already flunking out society. irrational fear. It says that it is right for illness. There is no evidence that argued that direction of world peace. Those who would call it suffer from a damning and This lack of desire to rationally investigate Nixon to go to China only to give America rates if construction of another highway on either side of East so and consider institutions is the one are any higher among usi Lansing, it is thing a sense of safety. By through a residential district would doubtful that businessmen would unfortunately common blindness. which could really lead to using overpowering nonusers. In fact, relative t, violence. self -interest as justification for the be disruptive to "the quality of life Without such discussion the world can trip, psychoactive drugs, it is remarkable make huge investments in the "East Nixon travels to China for one and only Nixon is in effect saying that without this never become one. Thus, those who think House Bill No. 5487, in East Lansing." This argument Lansing Las Vegas" idea. The one reason. He is afraid. He is afraid for his selfish motivation he would be that what he is entirely introduced, would repeal all pe.._ focuses on several homes and other extended vacancy of the old Knapps political future and is trying to accomplish doing can bring about any right in staying away. The idea is that the use and possession of sort of lasting peace - as opposed to a drugs, ft structures which would be torn something which will seduce liberals into something very powerful is needed to get have the effect of Building is a case in point. his camp. He is afraid of violence, not in eliminating! Nixon to treat with Communists. penalties in favor of controls. down in order to construct the new Overall, the peripheral route plan the world, but to the United States,a»d is Nothing 1 is said about the fact that the Chinese are route. City Planner G. Michael does not offer adequate answers to Social norms are increasingly! trying to make that fear more remote. In human beings and that all people in the with older statutory proscription Conlisk reports that the plan calls for existing problems and may well offer 1960 Nixon said that China wanted to rule world should freely communicate with one enforcement of existing marijuana "18 homes" to be removed, the world; in 1972 Nixon wants to ensure another. The kind of attitude which holds new ones. The costly and dangerous than til city has tried to make that the United States has a hand in the more that this fact is unimportant is a the substance itself. involving the displacement of some the peripheral package appear the major 100 or more persons. Considering ruling. obstacle in the path towards a lasting world Again, I congratulate you i only alternative to East Lansing peace. Those who support Nixon's trip the relatively small number of people That Nixon does not want an actual intelligent stand. Until the I transportation problems, when, in support this attitude. changed and we face the drug prob— reconciliation is well pointed out by his displaced, however, this approach effect, it is the least desirable of own words at the first Because Nixon does not truly seek an a whole new set of ground rules, I hardly represents the most many. banquet in China. end to violence in the world and because solution to the drug abuse situation! He spoke of a gap between the United his motives for significant argument against the Fortunately, East Lansing is not States and China which could never be traveling to China are Jackie Va| totally wrong, I hope that there will be no State Repr proposed route. irrevocably committed to such a zero closed; which, in fact, he did not want to more misguided demonstrations like that at It is true, however, that the route - sum proposition. The close. This gap could only be bridged — by City Planning Beaumont Tower on Monday. would cut through several Commission has indicated that, in neighborhoods, seriously affecting lieu of the entire proposal, it would the residential environment. be willing to accept the west wing of Secondly, if the peripheral route the route which extends from STEVE ALLEN were to be implemented, an Abbott Road to Michigan Avenue. increased. flow of traffic within the There is merit in this segment of city would probably result. Bigger the proposed route. While creating and better roads serve the demands little environmental havoc, the Beer and loafing very of the auto, rather than west section of the encouraging route would experimentation with mass greatly relieve the traffic flow transportation alternatives. The through the treacherous Abbott - expected expansion of the East Grand River intersection, the site of Lansing business district, resulting 97 traffic accidents last "Well, gee, Fred, what do you think "Well, you wanta split onto the Lizard. the from the new route would serve as year and about those two chicks over at that table?" There's a buncha Circle dorm chicks there, the same chick's way for guys. If we don't fulfill "I see your ends, but 1 canl numerous injuries. No doubt the city preliminary standards, we're where there could be a hassle aboi® an added inducement "Ah, they're OK, I guess. I'd give the you know." pimped." drawing more fathers will try to ultimately parlay a redhead a six on the 10 point scale. Her "Oh, hell, man, it's one o'clock, we I mean guys who run around a bal "You know just once I wish that a auto traffic into the area. western wing compromise into a friend isn't much, though — she's only aren't going to meet any ladies this late. We couple of chicks would come up and hustle out lines all the time to any rND .. .JAMES EARL JONES American phenomenon since of all - Frankenstein Conquers the World, Martha Mitchell. The starring the inimitable Nick Cockettes the Adams (who OD'd immediately upon The Great are current sensations of the counter culture." Rex Reed completion of this film), a monstrous lizard, and a sixty - foot boy. Frankenstein Conquers the "Triumphantly vulgar. . . decadent" Rolling Stone World is the finest garbage that has ever been reviewed literally hundreds of trashy films and produced. Esquire magazine liite Hope of all of these, only 4 of [ALSO ISHOWN LATE' them THE BED were voted the supreme honor - FOUR STARS. Frankenstein Joiv PLUS! 1nc 1068 Conquers the World was one of the four. Admission to this incredible "A stranger THANK YOU MASKED MAN AND A SELECTED PREVIEW We,,s feature is an anti-inflationary 75c. It will Anthony in town play 3 days only at 7:00,8:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 $1.50 18 yrs 10:30. A Beal Film Group Presentation (who ( and proof) knows more about trash?) LANSiNG - - Shown in 111 Olds THE WEDDING IS RATED X S CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY Hu Phono 882 2429 I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Thursday, February 24, 1972 7 Robinson By RICK GOSSELIN provid season, thanks to Mike being held off the starting five State News Sports Editor Robinson's worst game in the ability. He has contributed some Robinson's efforts. for disciplinary reasons, past six was his 27 - point of the finest assists seen at MSU basketball Coach Gus _ When I attended the Big Ten Robinson scored only 12 points showing against Purdue last Jenison Fieldhouse this season in Ganakas was afraid Mike basketball press conference in against the Wolverines and many Saturday. The slender guard has addition to providing excellent Robinson was going to enroll at last November, the people figured Mike Robinson led the team in scoring Canasius. The Buffalo university in 15 of defensive performances, wntfrs Present were to had come back down to reality. the team's 19 games. had engaged Robinson in an all - Pred|ct the finishes of the But since that rocky start, , „ _ out recruiting splurge and had tea8ue s ten teams. Many of the Robinson has plotted four 30 "Mike's play this season has amazing.". Ganakas cim^ Ganakas SlII1Pson' sra „ fV" c?urt ^'P*1 has said in him visit the campus. Robinson writers would fill in Ohio State point efforts (with a high of 38 reference to Simpson's total never officially visited MSU. at the top spot, proceed to skip points coming against Iowa in offensive nature. "He's as positions two through nine, and Iowa City) and four additional Robinson's skills do not valuable to us defensively as he V'th'?!* in'deththe °fRBigPlaTing basketball Ten, fi" in Michi8an State as' tenth the 20 - point outings to merit his solely rest with his shooting is offensively." p aying at a school relative y " place club. Then the commanding lead in the Big Ten writers wou)d dicker wjth h close to home, playing ndividual scoring race. ASMSUPop Entertainment & New Players collegiate remajni ej ht teams f he basketban in the state meant 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 332*944 more to Robinson than anything middle spots in the standings, PRESENT an outstate school could offer, The writers involved j* the balloting, a balloting that m \ M Now . the form of the .. nine college coaches coaches assoication minus one are wishing that Robinson instead attended Canasius. B»^Jen had - - incidentally provided MSU with an overwhelming last place, had certain concensus for neVer heard of a sophomore guard MSU had waiting in the wings. At the "A BRILLIANT FEAT TOMMY "Tommy borrows from dance, vaudeville, the revue and musical time they didn't know who Mike The 5 - foot -11 OF MOVIE MAKING!" comedy to make an effective, < J to 5 - foot - 9 as Ganakas guard (closer Robinson was. Now they do. engrossing theater piece. Tommy will MSU is 4 - 5 in conference tell you) is currently the top P^y. the best field goal team in scorer in the Big Ten, the hottest the league and no longer i basketball property to hit MSU considered a sure victory on since the single season stand of anyone's schedule. In preleague Mike Robinson for Ralph Simpson. MSU is a P,ay- MSU finished second in respected basketball school this two tourneys and also dumped nationally - ranked Kentucky on the Wildcats' home court in gainst porter, aba front of 11,500 Kentucky backers. Robinson pumped in 32 points against the Wildcats, NCAA files cage suit opening some eyes around the Big Ten. Robinson's Big Ten season started out on a sour note as he 8XI3S&N sat on the bench for the JANSAS CITY (UPI) - with remaining eligibility. 1971 NCAA Championships in opening even to be inaugurated by the tip against Michigan. It was the ■ National Collegiate Athletic The NCAA asked for general Houston. It later was determined NCAA. only game thus far in the season Jociation, in a history - and special damages totaling Porter had signed a professional The $116,663 in general and that the Detroit Northeastern pig move, filed a $216,663 $116,663 from the ABA and contract Dec. 16, 1970. specific damages, according to High product has not started, J Wednesday against former Porter, and $100,000 damages Villanova forfeited its place in Byers, was "actual out of raAll-America basketball from Porter. the NCAA tournament and its - - pocket expenses used to (er Howard Porter and the Last Feb. 4, Porter signed a share of the receipts, $72,347. investigate the matter." Trican Basketball Association notarized affadavit, testifying The National Association of unon pleas court of Media, that he had not signed a Although the NCAA has had Basketball Coaches gave professional contract. The many legal suits brought against immediate approval of the t 7:20 and 9:25 p.m khe suit, announced by NCAA and Villanova accepted 't, Wednesday's action is the first NCAA's move. |AA Executive Director his word and allowed him to »a* * ^ a a a a Byers, seeks to enjoin the continue his college eligibility. BRANDO J from concealing further Porter went on to lead CAMPUS PREMIERE * p signings of college players Villanova to second place in the TOM LAUGHLIN as Billy * FEUJNIS THE CLOWNS VIVIEN Chicago Symphony Jack, home from Vietnam, - IS NOT TO BE MISSED! LEIGH meets an America he didn't J know he was fighting for and « /§j puts his Green Beret skills up ' — New York Post against a gang of motorcycle ) TENNESSEE terrorists. Cinematically smashing! WILLIAMS "Action -Richard Shicliel. life Magazine ■ packed." "Spectacular ^Picture of the month!* « THESE ARE THE GREATS! —Seventeen Magazine THIS WAS THEIR GREATEST! Rated % R W Perpetual -w delight!" : BILLYJACK yj ' ' -Stefan Kanfer, Time VERSUS THE jjv FEDERICO wB FELLINI Orchestra THE CLOWNS Daniel Barenboim conducting Pinchas Zukerman Violinist AN RHA PRESENTATION WEBERN BRUCH VIVIEN LEIGH MARLON BRANDO: by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS . s,s - . s„„K„ „ .!w. BRUCKNER ■»in. inn,, >m ■ Directed tf Ell A KAZAN Rt-relMMC MONDAY, FEB. 28, 8:15 P.M. AN RHA PRESENTATION UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM [ PUBLIC: $6. $5. $4. Tickets at the MSU STUDENTS (w/I.D.) $1.00 Union 355-6686 355-3361 Planet Of The Apes was just the beginning-. WQC»»W INFORMATION 48? 390b ENDS TONIGHT! Tonight in Wilson Aud. 7:15, 9:30 is . "A DAZZLING MOVIE. A superior film. WHAT LIES The likely most striking and baroque images you re rich, poetic, cinematic style." ever Ports TOMORROW: to see. A BENEATH Beneath —Vincent Canby. New York Timet MAYBE THE END! imi PLANET ApES maxvonsydow livullmann 2a bibi andersson erland josephson JEAN LOUIS TRINTIGNANT director of photography sven nykvisf produced by svenslc filmindustri-cinematograph /VM/M1 L COLOR Dy DeLUXG n I STEFANIA SANDRELLI JAMES FRANCISCUS-KIM HUNTER MAURICE EVANS the lonformist m Walt IMkiicv'k —\k UADDICHM CoSii'MOQ PAUL RICHARDS• VlCIW BUONO■ JAMESGRfGOfl* JA rlAnKloUIN jeff corey • natahe trundy ■ thomas gome? |RU£=£~q United Artists .wit BERNAROO BERTOIUCC! AlBtRK '< MORAVIA Soag&South and CHARLTON HESTON Tonight in Conrad Aud. Tonight in Brody Southwest Dining Tonight in McDonel Kiva 7:15, 9:30 7:30, 9:30 Hall 7, 9:30 I.D.'s required $1.00 admission I.D.'s required I.D.'s required $1.00 admission $1.00 admission 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, m,,.. This is the There are best way. many ways to tell people what you have for sale or WANT GET Action WITH A The State News does not Want Ad permit racial or, discrimination religious in its 1970 FIAT 850 Spider, good condition, best offer, 351-1151 and 351-3758 after 6 p.m. 10-3-6 TV AND STEREO rental, satisfaction guaranteed. Free delivery, service and pick up. No Apartments ApartmenuM advertising columns. The • AUTOMOTIVE State News will not accept deposit. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C QUIET girl , Scooters & Cycles KARMANN.GHIA1965. An oldie but advertising Auto Parts & Service which discriminates against religion, goodie. Arizona car with little rust. Owner maintained. $250 or CAPITOL VILLA. Sublet spring / ^»,erm-35l-62n'J Aviation race, sex, color or national best offer. Phone 351-9414 summer, 2 bedroom unfurnished, 2 • BEDROOM apam^l EMPLOYMENT origin. evenings. 5-2-29 OFFICE SPACE. 100 to 2800 squere pool. After 6 p.m. 332-2908. 4-2-25 conditioned. » FOR RENT feet on first floor across from utilities, newly , MUSTANG 1966. 289-4V, buckets, campus. Air • conditioned, <-'rP»ted remoj?J Apartments console, automatic, excellent carpeted, available soon. Parking. GIRL FOR 3 - man, spring. Pooll through*! Resident Houses condition. Phone 3 5 5-6070. Phone FABIAN REALTY. $65 / month. 351-4404. 5-2-28 between 4-9 Manager 4J 3-2-25 Rooms Automotive 332-0811, 482-4619, 669-9873. p.m. 10-3* | FOR SALE OLDSMOBILE 1965. 9 passenger. 7-3-3 NEED » ONE Animals Vista Cruiser, automatic, V-8, Cedar Village KJ Ws,"s Edge. J AMBULANCE 1961. Must sell. See FOR LEASE. Mason second floor at 208 $400. Call 332-6440, Mark. 4-2-25 Mobile Homes Collingwood or call hall, 1500 square feet, $200 / "Lost & Found 351-3165. 5-3-1 month. Also for leese, 400 squere Apartments ► PERSONAL CHEVROLET, 1968 wagon, 1963 power OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS, steering and brakes, good feet store room near Okemos off SUBLET, TWYCKINGHAMI $225/nx>nth. 351-12qc'F 307 cu 1-96. $40 / month. Call 349-9500. running condition, body rust. ► PEANUTS PERSONAL inch, automatic, radio, power steering, $995. 485-6671. 3-2-28 $175 or best offer. 4894929. 3-2-26 . . . are bigger than a —piTL5:2"25 1 ► REAL ESTATE OR twT ► RECREATION 3-2-25 For Rent bread box, self-employed, and ONE mobile homes. bedroo";! CHEVY PANEL 1964. Huns great, OLDSMOBILE 1965 88. power Ten $25 . $35! ► SERVICE good tires, potential camper. both a product and a service . minut 355-2986. 5-2-25 steering, brakes, engine just 641-6601. 0 Typing Service overhauled. $450. 355-3135. Apartments . .and they start leasing for TRANSPORTATION CORVAIR MONZA, 1965. Excellent 1-2-24 WANTED - 1 or 2 girls or couple. Summer & Fall on Wed., TWO GIRLS needed spring term, across to | WANTED running condition. Cerl, 332-8635, weekdays. 3-2-24 PLYMOUTH FURY 1966, $400. W WFE AMP KIPS fozaer w WRITE" Air - conditioned, no lease. 351-5708. 4-2-25 DEADLINE Liberals preferred. 489-6501, March 1. 1 P.M. one class day before COUGAR 1967 XR-7-GT, 390, 4 - Standard stick shift, 60,000 miles. 882-4845. 3-2-24 m NEVER M ALX/AAMI A&0dAT(£M!' leave number. 3-2-24 ONE TO four men ne term. Cedar Village r« speed, good condition, best offer. publication. 332-3632. 3-2-25 ONE GIRL for spacious 2 - man. 332-5180 351-5338. 5-2-2r ' PORSCHE 1966, 912, 5 speed. Spring term. Close. 351-1607. Cancellations/Corrections Phone 349-9402 after - 8 p.m. 3-2-24 SUBLET, 2 bedroom, — 12 noon one class day CUTLASS 1968, 442. Dark green, 3-2-25 u black vinyl top, white interior, 4 Bogue St. at the Red Cedar ectivities building, ouu_ before publication. speed. 1-6 2 3-6150, Dansville. FURNISHED, 2 bedroom, sublease. $185 including utilidl PHONE 5-2-24 TRIUMPH 2000, 4 door sedan, 1967. Automotive Employment Spring / summer. Near Sparrow. - MAN apartment for suble deposit. Phone 694-07691 Triumph economy and roadability $175. 489-0326. 5-2-28 Spring and summer. Cedar Green 355-8255 V 5 L K WA G E N ~19 7l~Sup«r~Beet Ie7l n 240-2 1971 Datsun,clean road car,new plus 4 door family convenience. mint DO YOU like to talk to people? Apartments. Next to Brody BURCHAM WOODS. OwjJ tires, green with tan interior. Best Low mileage, good tires, body. condition. Low mileage. Dorms, swimming pool. 351-2673. furnished apartment RATES 10 word minimum How would you like to make J offer. 372-8699 after 6 p.m. and $695. Webberville, 521-3902. AM/FM radio. Radial tires. money doing this? This can be married students 5-3-1 immediately. Heat paid, A No. DAYS No. weekends. .''-2-25 x-3-2-24 393-8750 after 8 p.m. 3-2-25 done full or part time, you make & faculty June 15 or Sept. 15.35)1 GIRL TO WORDS 1 3 5 10 VOLKSWAGEN the hours, you make the money. sublease 3- man spring no answer, 484-4014.6-2-1 DODGE WINDOW Van, excellent RED Bus. 1970. term. $65 / month. Call 351-1989 VERY SEXY Volkswagen. New Call 482-1095 after 6 p.m. 2-2-24 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 condition, customized. 372-1015, Great shape. Cherryl Sacrifice 1, 2, & 3 bedroom apts. after 5 p.m. 2-2-25 ONE GIRL for large 2 1 clutch, new brakes, two new price. 353-8829. 2-2-25 $700. 5-2-24 Michelin tires, seatbelts. 1965 EXPERIENCED BEAUTY operator, some with study term. Negotiable. 3] 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 rebuilt engine, needs work. Body SINGLE MAN to share East Lansing, 3-2-24 full time, MARTINS HAIR DODGE CHARGER 1968, excellent VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Bug. New very deluxe, 2 bedroom, 4 - man fair. $80. 882-1698. 2-2-25 FASHIONS, East Lansing. 15 rebuilt engine, good NEEDED, Imifl 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 condition, automatic, console, vinyl roof, extra tires, $1200. VW 1962. New engine, clutch, radio, only $525. Great carl Must sell. Phone 332-4950. 3-2-28 332-4522. 3-2-26 from M45 furnished town house. $67.50. 351-8575 or 485-1265. 5-3-1 occupancy and/or 351-5997. 5-2-25 Gl RL. spriif 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 393-6703 after 3:30 p.m. 3-2-25 brakes. Call Dennis, 694-1301 EXCELLENT EARNINGS between 3-5 p.m. $200 or best yours can through direct sales. Set be UNFIIMISHED EAST LANSING. Close in, 20 3.00 8.00 26.00 VOLVO 1968. 144S. 4 unfurnished except for range and 13.00 FALCON 1967. Six - cylinder, stick. offer. 1-2-24 automatic. Top condition. 27,800 door your own hours. Call 489-9370. children welcome refrigerator. 3 rooms and bath, Hoiueti 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 Very good condition. $650. 3-2-25 351-4354. 3-2-24 VW miles. Evenings. 351-8312. 5-2-28 ptooie, no pets married couple only. $126 / EAST LANSING, d 1969 sunroof, AM/FM radio, month. 332-5988. 2-2-25 347 Student Services Bldg. PROJECTIONIST AND ticket taker. bedroom, fi good «ondition. $1100. Call Jt looAi mi ARE YOU PAYING Appliances included. 1 /El All student ads must be prepaid FIREBIRD 400. 1968. Full power, vinyl top, excellent throughout. Private owner. $1350. Phone 337-2743. 2-2-25 T1 Why TOO MUCH FOR AUTO INSURANCE? not give me a call? Car necessary. Preferred 21 and up. Full time, part time. PARADISE THEATRE, KNOB HILL APARTMENT man. HAS room for one Two blocks from campus. campus. Married c welcome. $210 / I VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1967, Call Dave at 332-6197. 1-2-24 li 349-9675 349-0560.4-f APARTMENTS or 882-1975. 3-2-28 372-1441. 3-2-25 The State News will be including all factory built - in Don responsible only for the camping gear, and pop-top. Call Sakowski WALKING DISTANCE to MSU. One NEW CO-OP I HOUSEKEEPER TO live in. Room first FIAT 1968. Fastback Coupe. 26,000 675-5396 after 5 p.m. 4-2-25 SENTRY INS 676-1930 - 349-4700 bedroom cottage, furnished, day's incorrect miles. New battery, engine and board plus. Call IV54909 We who move in Sprinj heater, including utilities. Ideal for insertion. rear window defrost. Excellent between 12-2 p.m. 3-2-25 OPEN Monday . Friday choose how VOKSWAGE N Graduate student or married SQUAREBACK, Scooters & 9 5 p.m. condition. Beautiful body $875 cash. Phone 332-2094, before sunroof 1965. Rebuilt engine. Cycles WANTED CO-EDS for appointment a.m. Saturday 12-5 • p.m. couple. Menager - 400 Gunson, Information, call 35 1 -9666, \ Must sell, or trade for motorcycle. Cottage 18. Phone 332-6717 after 4:30 p.m. 4-2-25 1971 TRIUMPH 650 Trophy. TR6C. setting. 4 hours a day. Hourly 4 p.m. 2-2-25 Call 353-1874. 3-2-24 LOCATED V4 MILE NORTH afternoons. wage. Good phone voice. Call Very low mileage, like new. OF JOLLY RD. ON after 10 a.m. for Miss Evensen LANSING-LARGE, clean, 393-8750 after 8 p.m. 3-2-25 372-3594. 0-2-24 OKEMOS ROAD 2 FURNISHED apartments, all house for 5-6 group. Led | utilities, 400 block West Bernes. SUZUKI DESPERATE: NEED 1 girl, spring. 6/15 with option for su 1970, 120 Trail Cat, good $110 end $125. Merried couples A Bear in Performance condition. $310. Phone 627-5504. 3-2-25 SMALL GROUP (Jazz-Blues) needed for Friday and Saturday nights. Auditions IV9-4311. BRAUERS Rent negotiable. Twyckingham. Call Karen, 337-2529. 3-2-25 only, no pets, no children. 484-5421 between 8 p.m. 4-2-29 a.m. and 5 following p.m. year. please. 3-2-25 487 514^ 1861 HOUSE. 5-3-1 FURNISHED 3 bedroom 1971 KAWASAKI 250 Enduro. 5 NEEDED 4th girl March. t\ mile northeast of campus speed, tack and high exhaust. Meadowbrook. $50 / month. No ONE GIRL, own room, $88 plus BABYSITTING WITH infant. Light couple or family. AvailJ Sacrifice, $650. Call Friday night, deposit. 882-7066. 3-2-25 utilities. Call 332-8748 after 5 IV4-1524. 3-2-25 housekeeping. Own transportation March to June 30th. 3T A Miser p.m. 3-2-28 on Gas to Haslett. 8:30 a.m. weekly. x-5-2-28 References. - 5:30 p.m. 339-2026. 2 GIRLS Cedar 3-2-25 needed for Village. Call *3ring term. 351-5436. GIRL two-man. NEEDED to shere greet Rent free through NEAR 2-2-24 FRANDOR. share house. Carpeted, dis NEW NATIONAL HUMOR February. Close. Rent reduced. $95. 489-1551.3-2-24 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE. SUBLET TWYCKINGHAM 351 4932, 339-2310. 2-2-25, 4-8-12 MAGAZINE needs artists, month rates. Low rates. three-man apartment. Available JUNE FREE. Girl for 4 man. Spring. FIEDLER writers, cartoonists, photographers March 20. Call 351-8393. 3-2-25 ONE Gl RL needed spring W INSURANCE. Close. $67.50. 337-0857. 5-3-1 etc. 332-1100, 1-5 2-2-25 676-2449. 0-2-25 p.m. friendly house. 504 | ONE GIRL. Huge apartment. Real ONE GIRL needed spring. Haslett 337-9401.3 2-25 BABYSITTER NEEDED. 10:30a.m. 1970, 650 TRIUMPH. Luggage rack / - 2 p.m., 5-10:30 p.m. East close. Spring term. $65. apartments, across from Berkey. helmet. Excellent condition Call 351-4869.3-2-25 337-9687. 2-2-25 WOMEN: SPACE availal Lansing. Male or female. Call 485-3082. 3-2-24 332-0618. 3-2-24 ONE GIRL for 4-men. own room, $50+ utij| Sublease, deposit, close t spring. Cedar Village. 337-0189 Evergreen. 2-2-25 Aviation OVERSEAS JOBS for students. 3-2-26 Australia, Europe, South AEROSPACE EDUCATION America, Africa, etc. All ONE MAN for four - man spring SEMINAR AND SKY LAB professions and occupations. $700 term. Twyckingham. 351-7689. DEMONSTRATION. Sponsored by Michigan Aero Space - $3000 monthly. Expenses paid, overtime, sightseeing. Free $65. 5-2-29 CROSSWORD Education Association. Guest speaker, Mr. Donn Clarkson from information. Write, JOBS OVERSEAS, Dept. Q2, Box TWO MEN for 4- man, $70 / near campus. month, PUZZLE 351-1242 after 4 NASA, Saturday, February 26, 9 15071, Sen Diego, California p.m. 3-2-25 ACROSS 22. Mankind a.m. - 3 p.m., at Atherton Junior 92115. 10-2-24 23. Convoy High School, 3440 Genesee Road, 2-3 man 1. Furniture 27. Involved apartment, sublet for spring, Flint. Open to the public. For LOCAL wood 29. Marquisette SUBSIDIARY of Alcoa. large, furnished, air - conditioning, further information Need 6 men part time and 2 men 4. Not many 30. Protection contact perking. Cell 332-8321 after 5:30 Gereld Smith, 337-2746. 2-2-25 full time for 7. Best friend 31. Giant immediate p.m. 6-2-29 employment. Call Mr. Kovach, 11. Oriental 32. Ice hut LEARN TO FLYI Complete pagoda 35. labyrinth training. All courses are flight 351-7319. Car necessary. C MEADOWBROOK TRACE~ 12. Imitate 36. Assassinate Available March 15th. 1 government and VA bedroom, 13. Annual grass 37. Broad-minded $155 / month. 393-1531. 5-2-29 Quality-built by TOYOTA certified WOMEN OR girls. 18 or over for FRANCIS AVIATION. Airport genus 40. Silent Road. Call 484-1324. C-2-29i easy, pleasant work in our office. LUXURY 14. Forgave 41. Annex No experience necessary. Full or 2-man, furnished, for spring term, right off campus. Call 16. Wooden pins 42. Witch bird 1. French season part time, days or evenings. A uto Service & Parts Excellent pay. Apply in person 337-1565 Monday - Wednesday, 17. Poker stake 43. Germ 2. Remiss or call collect 18. Assistants 44. Mum 3. Road surface only, 4980 Northwind Drive. 313-646-9691 The World's 3rd Largest VW - GUARANTEED repair. RANDY'S MOBIL. 1-96 at 4-2-25 Thursdey - Sunday. 5-2-29 NEEDED GIRL for spring, 19. 21. Factions Humor 45. American humorist 4. Abstains from food Okemos Road. 349-9620. C-2-29 DREAM furnished F 15! Out oil a JOB. Teach make - up epertment. Pool, air - methods used in conditioned. I hbllywood for $55. Burcham Woods. MASON BODY SHOP, 812~~East 351-1099 Auto Maker! natural or high style looks. Kalamazoo Street. 5-2-29 . . Since 1940. Training at our expense. Money is Complete auto painting and good if you're ambitious. Can lead 2 FOR 3 collision service - man, $66, utilities peid . IV5-0256 to executive position. VIVIANE C-2-29 furnished. 351-2195. 3-2-25 WOODARD COSMETICS, : subsidiary of General Foods test-drive one at: FOREIGN CAR Perts CHEQUERD - 351-6623. 0-2<-2 29 PL AG, 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 mile west of campus. NURSES RN-LPN. Roselawn Manor 487-5055. 6-2-29 Nursing Home, 707 Armstrong Road has positions evailable. Full WHEELS TOYOTA up INC.|q£ Employment time 3-11:30 p.m. shift. Full or pert time 11 p.m. - 7:30 a.m. shift. Excellent salaries and benefits. Apply in person or call Mrs. Swan. 393-5680, Personnel. 2400 E. MICHIGAN AVE. 5 Blocks West of Frandor 5-2-24 - BECOME use your CAMEO girl with International Company. Earn master charge Open Mon. and Thurs. until 9 p.m. SUPPORT YOUR business with e good income. or details, boost from Want Ads. Advertise 349-3949. 3-2 25 services there. Dial 366-8265. at the state news n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 24. 1972 9 Student Service Personal PREGNANT? PANICKY? Consider DIRECTORY the alternatives. Pregnancy Counseling. 372-1560. 0-2-29 father of the bride WASHDAY SAVINGS a NONSTUDENT [lege travel 3Sc per load The beat for leu • EYES • GLASSES E^AMI^Eb A new on the London kind of insurance Warren was arrested FROM by East working together and had OFFICE market is for Lansing police for shoplifting at allegedly stolen a book valued at Special Texas Wuher SOc • CONTACT LENS the father of the bride. If $5.50. the 3:22 p.m. Tuesday A BRYAN HALL student WENDROW'S ECONOWASH DR. I.L. Collins, Optometriai fromHosler's. TWO SECURITY AGENTS st Grand River Ave. wedding is postponed or Police said she had told police that a radio and cancelled for allegedly from the MSU Bookstore in the ,351-6010 7 a.w. to 3006 Vine St. 11p.m. C6-Optlcal Services a reason beyond the control of the that is attempted to steal a $110 International Center A WALLET CONTAINING a speaker set with an estimated I blk. W. of Sean 8218 S. Login. leather $129 check was stolen from a value of $65 was stolen 393-423Q bride, bridegroom or their jacket, but was apprehended two students at nonstudent's locker in the Men's between apprehended after the 10 and 12 p.m. Campbell's BEAD CRAFTS, parents, the father of the store 3:20 p.m. Tuesday for IM Building between 4 and 6 Tuesday from security alarm was sounded. his room. Police said bride is reimbursed the 1*7 Smoke Shop DECOUPAQE SUPPLIES, right Police said her shoplifting. Police said the p.m. last Saturday. Police said roomhad been left down to the last case has been students were unlocked, Imported Pipes wedding apparently the locker had been left and said the stolen ART f Tobacco ed, 332-4927.1-2-24 3-2-25 puppies for show, breeding country living Acapulco, $189; Bahamas, $159; There will be an Open House from meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 101 or companion. 482-7537. 2-2-25 at its Ring 7:30 9:30 tonight in the School of Giltner Hall to plan for the open female to share $800 BASSETT bedroom .... STUDENTOURS, 129 - house. ir suite, triple gracious best East Grand River, 351-2650 Packaging. All are invited. dresser, chest, queen - size C-2-29 i5.489-5146.'2-2-25 mattress, box springs for $500. Spacious 4 bedroom brick David Wessel, asst. professor of The Gay Liberation Sensitivity Credits offered Also, 1972 Skidoo and aluminum Group will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday in snowmobile, colonial. King BAHAMAS $119. Nassau or psychology, will speak on IdROOM house, furnished, take over payment. 489-5227. MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS. AKC size Freeport. Call Bill Janz, 337-9525. "Computers, the Green Room, Union. Only those family room with Music and who jus, sublease spring term, 53. B-1-2-24 3-2-25 quality puppies. Vigorous, fireplace has all the built - ins BL 4-2-25 Psychoacoustics" at 7:30 p.m. today attended should attend. previous sessions for working in intelligent, healthy. From good in 102 B Wells Hall. PATHE 16mm movie camera. Reflex bloodlines. 372-3196. 3-2-28 including central air EUROPE: SUMMER '72. Round It TO sublet house in conditioning. Call trip Gay Liberation is welcome ■try, 80 acres. Phone viewing, metering. 482-8673. 3-2-25 Best offer. Kassousf 372-3897 Russ jets from $219. STUDENTOURS 129 East Grand The Tower Guard Alumni Tea will be held at 7 p.m. today in the Green Saturday night party in Lansing. Call to a adult ed project REGISTERED GREYHOUND pups, or River, 351-2650 96.3-2-28 371-1930. GLM for directions or transportation. excellent bloodlines. Call C-2-29 Room, Union. Members should SONY 6065, KLH 6's, Thorens In cooperation with the 150 521-3888 collect. B1-2-2-25 attend. pO share house. Own turntable, Koss headphones. Tickets are still available for the Lansing School District Adult 5 I month, includes TEACHOUT&GARDNER Don McLean, Rita Coolidge concert Basic Education program, MSU 882 1126 after 5 p.m., Almost new. 351-4174. 2-2-24 DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES Service Anyone interested in volunteering at 8 p.m. Saturday in the students are able to obtain credit es. sponsored by Student REALTORS time to help victims in Bangladesh e 3-2-28 Auditorium. for work in formal teaching 12 STRING acoustic guitar, Veterinarians Wives starting March PHOTOCOPIES 3c! Lowest price in should contact the Emergency Relief good 371-1930 condition, $135. Call 371-4645, 30. Call Mrs. Dykehouse 646-6456 town I CREATIVE RESEARCH, FUndat 393-7666. Free U classes meeting today : programs, Catherine Jaffe, fc TO share house, own ask for Don. 3-2-25 before 6 p.m. or Mrs. Dries DUPLEX - EAST Lansing. 2 209 Abbott. O [Basic £iectricity - 7 p.m., Lab 3, supervisor of the program, 337-2014 after 6 p.m. B-4-2-24 bedrooms. Living room with Gay Liberation will have a panel announced recently. Gl RL, I mi 39.3-2-28 MOVING. MUST sell. of gay people available for Brody Hall; Gestalt Therapy - 7 Washer/dryer, fireplace, dining room, double PAINTING INTERIORS. It costs no questions Structured as independar.t p.m., Phillips library: Hypnotism — 7 and/or sprir electric range, complete LABRADOR RETRIEVER pups, and discussion at 8:30 tonight in the living garage. Excellent location. more to have the best. Free p.m., Snyder Trophy Room; Sexism study courses in education, i-2-26 Room* room suite, lawn mower and lawn black, AKC registered. 9 weeks GEORGE BUBOLZ, 332-1248. estimates. Grad students. Wonders Kiva. and Sexuality - 7:30 p.m., 109 social science, sociology and tools. 371-1607. 5-2-25 old. 337-1485. 3-2-25 B-1-2-24 349-4817.C There Bessey Hal); Student Pilot Lab - call psychology, human ecology and Homet JINGLES AND DOUBLES, will be an All-University 337-9321; Women's Rap Group — 9 communications, students may g facilities. Utilities paid. PIONEER SX-770 Garrard 55B EAST LANSING 4 bedroom house. PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and Mixer at 9 p.m. Friday in the Z-8077. C-2-29 amplifier, turntable. Best offer Mobile Homes 3 baths, - leather cleaning end McDonel cafeteria. Great Train will p.m., 35 Snyder Hall. receive one to four credits IG, duplex, a separate dining room. refinishing. full bi 332-2061. 6-2-26 TWO BEDROOM Mobile Home in Recreation room, 2 fireplaces. By OKEMOS DRY CLEANERS. be featured. U.S. through the program. , Foreign Policy and the Students interested in earning included. 1 bl 5. VERY owner. 332-2745. 5-3-1 2155 Hamilton Road, quiet, own Mason. Stove and refrigerator Okemos. Indo-Pakistan Conflict" will be Married on SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. i 349-0910. 0-2-24 The MSU Tolkien Fellowship will credit through the program or m, no lease. $80 / month, included. $3,500. 676-2311 after discussed at 7:30 p.m. today in the Brand new portables, $49.95. CLOSE TO meet at 8 p.m. Friday in the South $210 / and references. 694-8335. 6 p.m. 3-2-25 campus in a nice Con Con who merely wish to volunteer Room, . $5.00 per month. Large selection Hubbard lower lounge to discuss International 349-0560.1 community. This 3 bedroom super ' SPRING BREAK Center. may attend a meeting at 4 p.m. of reconditioned used machines. deluxe duplex has a large lot and "Lord of the Rings" and other BAHAMAS $159 today in 117 Bessey Hall. N CO-OP TO campus. Doubles. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Lost & Found professional landscaping. Priced to ACAPULCO Hillel's Sunday Supper and », laundry, utilities. $53 / Home and "many others", $19.95 sell. You name it, this duplex has $219 w mi, evin i we Sprin call will H JH LVANIA ,351-2029. 2-2-24 AVENUE South to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 1115 N. Washington, 489-6448. LOST: VICINITY North Harrison between Michigan and Grand River. Black, brown, and white it. Easy terms. Phone STATE - WIDE REALTORS, 339-8291, or Larry Beers, 484-7006 for HAWAII Weekly flights to London, $149. Round Trip N.Y. Call Frank Buck $269 351-2286 Faculty, staff and students invited to a weekly Bible study from noon to 1 p.m. today in 130 Natural are Speaker will feature Rusty Belote, doctoral candidate, discussing "The New Feminism: an Overview of Women's Lib" at 5:30 p.m. Call "DON'T 6, 355- lichigan Avenue. Quiet for C-3-2-24 Beagle Bassett. Female, one year appointment. 3-2-25 Resources Bldg. or call 30823 for 332-1916 for rides or information. PRE-REGISTER I, near bus line. $15/ week information. old. If found, please call FOR QUALITY service on stereos, deposit. Phone 627-5454. 100 USED vacuum cleaners. PROFESSOR-TYPE Tanks, home on the TV's and recorders. THE STEREO without ,EGI clean, 1 canisters and uprights. Guaranteed __351-3513. 3-2-24 canal leading into the Grand The Auburn Film Group will Hillel will offer services at 5:45 . your MSU SHOPPE. 337-1300. C-2-29 p.m. Friday followed by supper and Professor Rating and 6 group. Lea one full year. $7.88 and up. LOST: PICTURED necklace, glass River. 3 hi'ge bedrooms, 3 baths, present "Tom Laughlin, Billy Jack vs at 10 a.m. Saturday followed Coloring MALE DENNIS the Born Losers" at 7 and 9:40 by Book. . student. Block DISTRIBUTING covering. Sentimental value. family room with fireplace, Kiddush and Mishnah class. Hillel is lar. 487-5141 3-2-25 '• »n. Cooking, parking. 314 332-3839.1-2-24 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. Opposite City Market. C-3-2-24 Reward. Call 351-8292. 3-2-25 completely carpeted, 2 car garage, boat house. This home is loaded. Typing Service tonight in 104B Wells Hall and Friday and Saturday in 108B Wells located at 319 Hillcrest. Available at MSU Bookstore LOST: MEN'S watch engraved, Priced way below reproduction Hall. COMPLETE THESES service. There will be a general meeting of and Student Bookstore. 1 bedroom ItAT efficiency, parking. WIRE FRAMES? Many styles - G.L.R. Fteward. Call 332-8696. cost for a quick sale. Phone the ATL-Humanities -Social Science tof s cam put «*k. White or yellow gold at OPTICAL 5-2-24 Discount printing. IBM typing and The Spartan Film Spring term, single. STATE-WIDE REALTORS, Society will London Program for summer *72 at «wk. Cooking, share bath. DISCOUNT. 2615 East Michigan 339-8291, binding of theses, resumes, present "Support Your Local Larry !ne 30th. 3 PI 2-2-25 Avenue, 372 7409. C-5-2-25 LOST MEN'S Gold wedding band, or 484-7006 for appointment. 3-2-25 Beers publications. Across from campus. Sheriff" at 7 and 8:45 p.m. Friday 7:30 p.m. today in 129 Hubbard Hall. All are welcome. Corner M.A.C. and Grand River, and Saturday in 102B Wells Hall. long inscription, reward. EAST below Jones Stationery Shop. Call SMOTHER desires woman SHERWOOD 7800 140 watt receiver. 355-2732. 3-2-28 LANSING, by owner, 3 Applications for the Community )0R. 0ui«t bedrooms, walking distance COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Fenwick films will present "Ship Carpeted. dM J.KMarch 18. Close. Phone Ampex micro - 50 tape deck. to 337-1666. C-2-29 Committee Scholarship for Foreign 3-2-28 Many records, progressive rock, Personal campus,$24,500 .332-3784. 4-2-25 of Fools" at 8, 10:30 and 12:45 Student Wives for spring term are .1.3-2-24 355-5956. 3-2-25 Friday in the Phillips cafeteria for 22 TO 235 acres North, available through Friday in 109 South, East Snyder - Phillips residents. for Sale FREE . . .A lesson in complexion or West of Lansing. For details on International Center. ad spring tei HAND MADE clothing and crafts. care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan our fine selection of farms and Clothing sold to order. or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. DISCOVER V> KR 4140 AM/FM stereo Alterations. Below Paramount, MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS vacant lands call Doug Peters or John Grey. 372-5512. PROGRESSIVE TYPING TERM papers and theses. Electric typewriter. Fast service. EUROPE *★★★★★* A *★*★★★★★★★ |*. Dual 1215 automatic East Lansing. 2-2-25 STUDIOS. C-2-24 REALTY. BL 2-24 349-1904. 16-2-29 ON A BIKE VARSITY PIZZA SPECIAL TEAC A-20 stereo Pfak, New Electro - Voice T125% off list. CAMERAS, MUST SELL, Panasonic 280-S stereo cassette recorder player, AM/FM what is packaging? Come to PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Theses, term papers. IBM, carbon ribbon. 1 Best Pizza around at die best Bl"" prices around r Vlew Anders, Packaging Open House Polaroids, radio. $150 or best offer. Call FW. and equipment. P™b|ack end white Used TV sets. 353-4145. 3-2-28 Thursday, February 24. 7:30-9:30 PM Math / Greek symbols. Best Call 351-4619. 0-2-29 rates. *'-'$1.75 delivers a 12" medium 1 item varsity Pizza (each additional item 25c) or ■ stereo amps, tuners, ANTIQUE TRUNKS, large selection, PACKAGING CAMPUS BUILDING , ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith 3 J ■ CO J£.UJ CC delivers a King 16" 1 Pizza (each additional item 40c) item Varsity turntables, speakers, 8 B**l cassette, home decks - old jewelry, miscellaneous. offset printing. Complete service ' 7S,yers'h- used 8 - track 882-9157.3-2-28 HAVE FUN - Make money. Learn for dissertations, theses, ^ Valid Feb. 24 with coupon J^ manuscripts, general typing. IBM. -.Jll Stereo albums, WATERBED UNITS, frame, mattress upholstering at THE UPHOLSTERY SHOP. 485-2612 22 years experience. 349-0850. EURO-BIKE yl FREE, FAST, HOT DELIVERY starts at 6:30 ~ jL _ . tapestries, Police liner and foam pad, $60. UL listed about classes. 5-2-24 C-2-29 ■"iw.ice skates. jVARSITYs t WILCOX heaters, $27. REBIRTH, 309 THAND STORE, 509 East North Washington, 489-6168. 0 WHY do some have health.money and SAVE SAVE SAVE Avenue. 8-5:30 p.m., success, whiel some never seem to XEROX COPYING offset best . • Saturday. 485-4391! - - I wericard, MasterCharge, ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL. Beanbag hit it right, no matter how hard quality at reasonable prices. THE Jf* ■ ■ ■ ■ 1W III Varsity Dogs they try? There is within P'Wnw, trades.C chairs, PURCHASE OF A $10. WITH THE UNIT. $60. a power which you too can learn to tap. COPY SHOPPE, 541 East Grand River. Phone 332-4222. C-2-29 yL 1227 E. Grand River *Homemade Spaghetti yL REBIRTH 309 N. Washington, Come hear the Opening Lecture ^ 000 ecu (inside only) □ wvZ~DJ 11 5fT|-RES0 nd ''ox 489 6168. 0-2-25 on the Silva Mind Control Method JET TYPING THESES and letters, etc. ^ *Pinballs n cflNr'5 372-8396 that is FLIGHTS sweeping the country. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★-A- now to I, * Germany from Rapid accurate service. ^nings, 372-0321. FISHER FM RECEIVER, 37 watts February 25, 7:30 p.m. $3.00, $159. Anne Munnich, 355-7846. Experienced. 393-4075. C-2-29 RMS per channel. $225. students $1.50 at the University t* BakeRY 332-2253. 1 2 24 Inn, Michigan Room, 1100 Trowbridge Road. Classes to SPANISH DISSERTATIONS, THESES, term (* »a«RY (00ds at PROFESSIONAL RECORDING follow. Call 489-5883 after 6 p.m. papers. Expert typist with degree "3 10 1/2 0,f at equipment; Teac 7030, 8 mikes, 2 for Information or RIVIERA in English. IBM. 351-8961. 0-2-29 ■idyl 's®ref eating, great mixers etc. Must sell. Call Dan, pre-registration. 1-2-24 March 19 I |ytv plus Store, 640 351-6669. 5-3-1 to 27th Ti oi '496 immediately Expressly VOLUNTEER MUSICIANS needed for audition for horns, sax, drums, 8 days & 7 nights Transportation QUEENSIZE FOAM rubber mattress. Used one week. $70. Call electric guitar for Black music *209 TWO NEED ride, vicinity Miami, OPEN fill show. For more information call Florida, ^ tklis - 200 cm, 641-4203. 3-2-28 355-4606. 353-3310, 353-7326 or Jet, Accomd. in Luxury Apts. 332-3372. 3-2-28 March 17. 351-2070, 332-0211 (evenings only). 3-2-24 breakfasts, parties, etc. Animal* PHONE BOB 351 - 1304 WATERBEDS FROM $9.99. LINDA 332 4282 Wanted GERMAN SHEPHERD pups. Not Guaranteed. Direct from factory. Call 351-0908. Drive a little save a between ASK ABOUT TRIPS TO 4 & 7 WANTED: HOUSE to lease 2:00 A.M. registered, $25. 487-5866, no lot. Now located at 1649 answer 332-0443. ask for Gordon. 5-2-26 Greencrest Avenue, East Lansing. HAWAII AND JAMAICA beginning fall 1972. Approximately 15 bedrooms. "THE COLDEST BEER IN TOWN" 0-2-29 Contact Dave. 353-1521. 3-2-25 Domestic & Imported you're back! when pip you PIP 6HE AN5UER ALL HOUR DOES 5HE l?EAU> I MAVHAvE NEED RIDE DAILY, Lansing ■ $raphy of »l GET BACK ? PlP HtJU MEET Mlff &>E$TlONS?WA^WE NICE ? LIVE IN A VINE-COVEREP TO RENT Detroit - Lansing. Call*Jim - S., CHILLED WINE - CHAMPAGNE peetstory 5 5UEET*W?DID SOU INTERVIEW HER ? WHAT 16 6HE LIKE ? COTTAGE' J POUJNTOWN.. A STUPlO 313-222-6600. 5 2-29 517-485^1419. Domestic & Imported r GOING ON SABBATICAL? Graduate couple, ex- teachers, will daily 9:30 - 2:00 a.m. sunday 12:00 - 2:00 a.m. house sit Si - starting Fall. No convenient parking children, no pets. References. Box - located next to the koko bar 172, Trufant, Michigan 49347. 4 2-29 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan .Thursday, Febru; lary Hi! By HUGH China-home of 5-cent cigars, !H A. A. MULLIGAN custom, good for clearing sessions. spittoons AP Special Correspondent world leaders. neckties and tapered trousers, herbs dating to the Ming welcome welcome toasts. toasts. Across the dragons out of the head and The Great Wall cigar, seUing The People's Republic of chest. As part of the health for half a Mao - roughly five Chinese call Long noses or big feet, as the. The babies have to be pacified Dynasty now done up In capsule "We have no hangover establishment" of.*®5' >1 Westerners, are stUl with an appropriate quotation form, and a variety or lotions, cure, China is the cuspidor's last stand program, spittoons are strewn cents - has become the main rare answered the chairman of the and probably the only place left about everywhere, even in the pollutant in the smoke enough in Peking for people filled to stop and stare wherever the from Chairman Mao. potions and ancient roots, 14- man man revolution*™ »»■>. revolutionary group ? ^ n'ghtfl|m , the street from the . - Down P«rtymconiliS1tivthe w,yl where you can get a good five - Great Hall of the People where nramiaoll — rooms where the White House press goes for a stroll. press hotel, the People's Drug We patronizedthe Premtees, * minding the store on cent cigar. President Nixon and Premier re¬ Spitting is an old Chinese Chou En-lai are having their press corps gathers to sweat out the Sometimes babies even start Store offers a full pharmacopeia looking for a hangover cure from the day shift. Since the Llke •«' deliberations of the two to cry at the strange in the of acupuncture kits, some 2,000 the previous nights round of men ^ ^ "JoHes it'l^SH 8^ meets qUota n "'"I Nigerians rely He tried to interest us in a double bill w»< on resources laxative called Many Times, 25 cents for 100 tablets, but we settled for a Vitamin C Seen for the fw u .1 (Continued from paae one) avoided was relying on outside The of oil are pumped out of eastern petroleum gas plants and a Nigeria is booming. The compound. later? about one'mlllion people ... government aid for its rebuilding programs optimistic aiwutNiwria'rabmty . . ... was ... verv Mirrnri o on/1 kanoniw ikn N'geria an<1. because the country nkamlool nnmnlflV chemical complex. government tlJIR DHVPrn ftlPfl t has hn I balanced ifc its Tho revolutToPUShment!o herbiclsta on one side AenTw "l!!"01 ^Pi, The IiawI had died, in some places 70 per and thus becoming shackled by to recover from the war 's on ^e ocean, can be shipped "The Nigerian economy has budget for the first time In and the pharmacists doling out cent of cities and villages had huge foreign debts. The themselves. Gowon, in reviewing readily all over the world. Shell, emerged from the war as years, and largely because of the modern medicine from the might be nu? V8* M VkepJir(Ure^tl been destroyed which would government actually refused aid take an estimated $70 million to from countries that were not - said: his country's years of self rule - Gu,f» Mobil and British probably the most promising in oil industry, has increased its opposite counter pounded their old pioneer v! to866^ Petroleum are some of the major tropical Africa," the plan states, foreign exchange reserves to mortars and pestles under rebuild, war costs for the federal asked for help. "Our country is blessed with companies located in Nigeria. A "radical and militant program more than $300 miUlon. from Chairman Mao urging quotes sacrificeTnn ^of H government amounted to $800 Olu Awe, a Nigerian graduate decline in thtriotisni. million and Nigeria remained a all the resources necessary to In an effort to rebuild and of social action" is needed to In a metaphor Nigeria can be health to all. are ,h ^ne Permissive) student at MSU, said that enable us to remove poverty revitalize Nigeria, Gowon has make it into "a just and compared to a man carrying a united country. following the war, the from our midst in this centurv instituted a four - year National equalitarian society as well. heavy burden up a steep hill. He Outside in the darkening revolution,,t!'5that ongoaround. 1,1,1 Economists have said that government wanted to name its and to join the ranks of Development Plan which he Whether this idealized has fallen many times but has streets, people were lining up for Nigeria is one of a few countries own terms in regard to foreign developed countries." h°Pes will modernize the shopping list of projects will always stood up again. Now he that could engage in a 30 - intervention. The key to Nigeria's future is country by 1974. prove to be feasible will have to can almost see the summit. to^ab" With White IWr. Sta.got She Girl that month civil war and not go "All during the war other oil As one of the top 10 oil , nThf plan puts forth the be seen. Work on these The |a#t ^ of the Mrim ^ J** ^®^i^MooWng through years and years of countries were trying to tell us producers in the world, the following priorities. ( ?"'y present opinions from some depit'ssion afterwards. In fact, how to handle our problems and government Government estimates it' if will • Expansion of the country's country s into full swing, over one got Into escaping escaping8 aa fate worse than fate worse ban than « a Sed^e ToTl^illionin .. . A#_, . _»—^ MCI. there has been a rapid growth in it continued afterwards," Awe Public transport system year after it was proposed. African student, at MSU about nonperson at the hands of a the economy since the war's said. "That set us against people revenue from that industrv this revenue from that industry this which wil1 23 7 P«r 0601 But there is no doubt that ,utur« of their countries. despotic landlord. end. who were interferring with our year. of the public expenditures. One pitfall that Nigeria affairs." Every day 1,700,000 barrels 'Deve opment and diversificiation of the educational system. Only one man in four can now read in Fund cut threatens 3 departments Nigeria. • Modernization and expansion of the agricultural (Continued from page one) department chairman, said fashion takes a strain off the sector which employs 70 per of the mathematics denartment commitments were made "in regular budget. If we dont get cent of the national labor force, Leave when you want... return when you want! said three math facultv^>embere 8ood faith" to faculty and this money, the competition for This point includes improvement are suDDorted bv NSF funds He ^^ce personnel that their jobs internal funds will be increased of livestock, forests and fishing Another $85 brings you back. Fast. Lid th^ delrtment ri^ not would be secure after the NSF between the graduate and and will receive 12.9 per cent of Anytime. Our $5 membership card's hare UniveSuv Tunds^to nav money stops. undergraduate programs." he the public expenditures. 1/ P y |r. ,tL explained. Under this four - year plan, your ticket to reduced airfare on the IvrnZtS m°ney 15 r " 8 "T 7 Byerrum and the three Nigeria will build, in some Jases New York - London 707's. . . discounts Wells said the math 5™, " department would be affected less than chemistry and physics . Unfveisitvfunds" y '^1 ~ f*'P 417 department chairmen cite with collaboration of private examples of how the chemistry, companies, three auto assembly math and physics departments plants, an iron and steel have improved their national complex, a second petroleum at theaters and hotels for car purchases Sound super? It is. Pack .. . whittled prices throughout Europe. up some Bromo VASQU| formerly Voyap and call one of our by the NSF cutoff because less In addition to the problems stnadings since MSU received the refinery, area and liquified reps. equipment is needed in of faculty, staff and graduate 1968 NSF grant. Hiking, climbing, or justl mathematics. student support, loss of NSF Kinsinger said the chemistry Larry Hoder A 0 c A walking; whether it's^T •